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PS/1 - 2133 - Technical specifications (Canada)
Applicable to: Canada
Overview:
Source: Announcement letters A93-328, A93-329, A93-695
Consultant models were announced April 7, 1993.
2133-E46 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 2MB, 85MB HD
2133-E49 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 2MB, 129MB HD
Expert models were announced April 14, 1993.
2133-R45 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 2MB, 85MB HD
2133-R47 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 2MB, 129MB HD
Upgraded versions were announced July, 1993.
2133-E44 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 4MB, 129MB HD
2133-R44 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 4MB, 129MB HD
2133-F44 - 80486SX-25MHz, 3/3, 4MB, 129MB HD
Note: French Models are F46 and F49
System Planar:
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MicroProcessor |
80486SX |
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Clock Speed |
25MHz |
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CoProcessor Socket |
Yes |
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OverDrive Upgrade |
Yes |
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P24T Upgrade |
No |
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Bus Type |
AT/ISA (Video is Local Bus) |
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Int Cache Support |
8K |
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Ext Cache Support |
None |
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Cache Sockets |
None |
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Full Size Slots |
2 |
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3/4 Size Slots |
1 |
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Half-Size Slots |
None |
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Empty Slots |
2 |
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Empty Bays |
1 5.25" HH (E/R49 - 0) |
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3.5" SH |
1 |
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3.5" HH |
1 |
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5.25" HH |
1 |
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Parallel Port |
25-Pin Bi-directional |
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Serial Ports |
1-9-Pin with RS232D |
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1-16450 emulation |
(not a removable chip set) |
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Serial Port Type |
N-FIFO |
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Int Speaker |
Yes |
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Power-on Password |
Yes |
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Password Reset |
No |
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Password Reset |
No |
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Watts |
65 |
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BTU |
340 max |
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Mfg |
Astec |
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Voltage |
115 |
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Volt Switch |
No |
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Hz |
{50/60} |
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Safety Class |
CSA |
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EMC Class |
Doc-class B |
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Type |
Lithium |
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Style |
2032 |
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Life |
7 Years |
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Standard |
2 MB |
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Sockets |
2 |
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Open Sockets |
1 |
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Max Memory |
32 MB |
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Speed |
70 ns |
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SIMM Type |
72-Pin Tin/Lead 36-bit (Parity) |
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SIMM Sizes |
1 to 32 |
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ROM Size |
128K |
Media:
Diskette Drives
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3.5" 1.44 |
Yes |
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3.5" Mfg |
Alps |
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5.25" 1.2 |
No (E/R49 - Yes) |
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5.25" Mfg |
Canon |
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Description |
E46/R45 |
E49/R47 |
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Manufacturer |
IBM/WD |
Maxtor |
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Form Factor |
SSH/SH |
SH |
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Capacity |
85MB |
129 MB |
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Controller |
IDE |
IDE |
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Seek Time |
16/17 ms |
17 ms |
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Cache Size |
32 KB |
64 KB |
Video:
Note: Video Memory is not upgradeable.
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Video |
SVGA/LBus |
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Manufacturer |
Cirrus |
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Chip |
CL-GD5424 |
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Vesa Connection |
No |
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VRAM Soldered |
512KB |
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VRAM Sockets |
0 |
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Video Disable |
Yes |
Disabling on-board Video
Note: Source - IBMPS1 ANSWERS file.
JP17 (IRQ9) must be OPEN (disabled). This is the mfg default.
If the new card follows proper BIOS interface rules, it should work. If problems are encountered try the following:
1. Move JP10 from pins 2-3 to pins 1-2. This disables the video chip.
2. Remove JP1 (some early revisions of the planar may not have this jumper.) to disable MEMCS16.
3. Jumper J2 should be on pins 1-2 (later revisions of this planar may not have this jumper.) Mfg Default.
Display/Monitor
Note: Models E49/R47 have two monitor versions available. One supports 100-240 Volts, has AUTO voltage sensing and supports 2 resolutions not supported by the other display.
Display is compatible with PS/2 VGA interface
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Description |
E46/R45 |
E49/R47 |
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Color Display |
VGA |
SVGA |
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Display Size |
14" |
14" |
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Dot Pitch |
0.39 |
0.28 |
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Manufacturer |
Samsung |
Samsung |
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BTU |
223 |
223 or 229 |
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Multi-scan |
No |
No |
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Interlaced |
Yes |
Yes |
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Connector |
15-PIN D |
15-PIN D |
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Max Resolution |
640 x 480 |
1024 x 768 |
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Max Colours |
256 |
256 |
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Hz |
50/60 |
50/60 |
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Voltage |
120 |
120/100-24 |
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Voltage Sensing |
No |
No/Auto |
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VGA |
Yes |
Yes |
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640x480 72Hz |
No |
No/Yes |
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800x600 56Hz |
No |
Yes |
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800x600 60Hz |
No |
No/Yes |
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800x600 72Hz |
No |
No |
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1024x768 Inter |
No |
Yes |
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1024x768 60Hz NI |
No |
No |
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1024x768 70Hz Ni |
No |
No |
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1280x1024 Inter |
No |
No |
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Type |
Data |
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BPS |
2400 |
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Card Size |
6" |
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Beeper |
Yes |
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Command Set |
Hayes |
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Manufacturer |
GVC |
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Class |
DOC-CS-03 |
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Volume control |
No |
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Jacks |
Wall/Phone |
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DIP IRQ/COM |
Yes |
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Manufacturer |
Logitech |
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Dots Per Inch |
400 |
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Interface |
9-PIN |
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Buttons |
2 |
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Cable |
6 feet |
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PS/2 Compatible |
Yes |
Preloaded Software:
System comes preloaded with the following software:
1. MS-DOS 6.0
2. Windows 3.1
3. MSWorks for Windows Version 2.0
4. PS/1 Software
a. PS/1 Index
b. PS/1 Tutorial
c. PS/1 Fitness
1. Set Date and Time
2. System Information
3. Display Select
4. Create Recovery Diskette
5. PS/1 Backup and Restore
6. Personal Desktop
7. Virus Checking
d. Your Software
Physical Specifications:
Note: All weights and measurements are approximate.
System Unit
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Width |
360 mm |
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Depth |
422 mm |
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Height |
118 mm |
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Weight |
9.1 kg |
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Description |
E46/R45 |
E49/R47 |
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Width |
356 mm |
369 mm |
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Depth |
382 mm |
369 mm |
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Height |
356 mm |
356 mm |
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Weight |
11.5 kg |
11.5 kg |
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Heat Output |
223 BTU/HR |
239 BTU/HR |
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Width |
450 mm |
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Depth |
156 mm |
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Height |
38 mm |
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Weight |
À9 kg |
Once the system is installed and operational at an end user's location, Warranty Service is the responsibility of the IBM HelpClub and PCSI.
1. Limited One year from date of purchase.
2. One year On-Site service if within 200km of a major city.
3. Express Service Delivery of Customer Replaceable Units (CRU's) .ie., Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse
4. One year Depot Service if outside 200km range. Customer bears cost of shipping to depot. The Vendor (Depot pays return ship costs.
Technical Notes:
CMOS
To enter the systems CMOS:
1. Power System OFF (must be Cold Boot)
2. Power System ON
3. When an icon appears in the upper right corner of the screen, Press F1 and hold.
4. System Configuration screen will appear.
Note: You may also type CONFIGUR at the DOS prompt.
Backing up Original Software
You will need 13 high density diskettes
1. Open Windows
2. Double-click on the PS/1 Tools icon
3. Double-click on the PS/1 Fitness icon
4. Double-click on the Recovery Diskette icon
5. Follow on-screen instructions
6. Double-click on the Backup icon
7. Follow on-screen instructions
Note: The RECOVERY directory may be deleted once backup has been run. To be safe, the customer should first try a Restore, to make sure all the disks are OK.
Recovery Directory
All 2133 machines come pre-loaded with a RECOVERY directory. This directory contains ZIP files which hold compressed copies of all the original pre-load software.
If you have lost or corrupted any of his original files you can restore a specific file as follows:
At a DOS prompt, type the following:
cd \RECOVERY
pkunzip *.zip -o -d c:\ dirname\filename.ext
Note: Be sure to leave a space after the c:\
CAUTION: If you are going to restore Window System files PLEASE take note that all customisation will be lost and that you will need to re-install any Window software that has been added to the system as well as rebuild icons for any of the DOS programs.
Restoring Original Software
Warning: If you have upgraded to MS-DOS 6.2, manually restore the software using PKUNZIP, DO NOT restore the DOS files unless the HD has been re-formatted; in which case you may proceed as below and then re-install MS-DOS 6.2
1. Insert the Recovery Disk in drive A: and re-boot
2. Select Restore Original Software
Note: The system will ask from where the Restore should occur; if the \RECOVERY directory has been deleted from the Hard Drive, say NO to the first prompt and YES to the second.
Bypassing PS/1 Logo
To remove the PS/1 Logo from the normal boot procedure; edit AUTOEXEC.BAT and REM out c:/ps1tools/hwcheck
The HWCHECK program runs routines that analyse the hardware on your system and writes the results to a data file. The data file is used by the System Information program in PS/1 Fitness. The only impact on removing it is that the System Information will not remain current when you add or remove hardware.
Changing the display resolution in Windows
Normally, display resolution can be changed by:
1. Opening the PS/1 Tools Window
2. Double-clicking on the PS/1 Fitness Icon
3. Double-clicking on the Display Selection Icon
4. Selecting the Resolution and number of colours
5. Restarting Windows
In some cases the resolution you may want to use is not listed under available resolutions or it is 'grayed' out. If this is the case, check the C:\VIDEO directory. This directory contains the CLMODE utility and at least one INF file i.e. GD5424.INF, GD5428.INF or OEMSETUP.INF.
If no OEMSETUP.INF file appears, rename the GD542x.INF file which matches the video chip on the system to OEMSETUP.INF.
e.g. ren gd5424.inf oemsetup.inf
You may now use Windows Setup to change the video driver:
1. Open Main Window
2. Double-click on Windows Setup Icon
3. Click on Options
4. Click on Change System Settings
5. Click on the down-arrow beside the Display box
6. Scroll or page-down and select "Other Display" (Requires disk from OEM)
7. Click OK
8. Delete the A:\ and enter C:\VIDEO
9. Click OK
10. Select the desired resolution
11. Click OK
12. Restart Windows when requested
If Windows does not restart properly or the video is unreadable, go to the DOS prompt, change to Windows directory and type SETUP. You will need to select another resolution following basically the same steps as outlined above i.e. Select Display, Other Display, and enter C:\VIDEO when asked to insert a disk.
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Date Created |
09-12-98 | |
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Last Updated |
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