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Changing the Jumper Setting
To disable the built-in diskette drive controller, you need to
change the setting of Jumper J1 on the main system board. See
the illustration above for the location of this jumper, near the
option slots. If an option card is installed in slot number five,
you may need to remove the card to reach the jumper.
A jumper is a small electrical connector that controls one of
the computer’s functions. A jumper’s setting is determined by
where the jumper is placed: either between pin A and the
middle pin (position A) or between pin B and the middle pin
(position B), as shown below.
The factory setting for Jumper J1 is position A. To disable the
internal diskette drive controller, move the jumper to position
B. Use needle-nose pliers or tweezers to lift it off the board and
gently move it to the other position. Be careful not to lose it or
leave it out of the computer.
If you have also installed an additional disk drive, remember to
adjust the appropriate DIP switches on the front panel to
match the number of drives installed.
4-12 Installing Option Cards
- Attention Apex™ Owners 2
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- Contents vii 10
- Keyboard 11
- Software 11
- Specifications 11
- Contents ix 12
- Contents 13
- Introduction 15
- How to Use This Manual 16
- Where to Get Help 17
- Setting Up Your System 18
- Choosing a Location 20
- Connecting a Monitor 21
- Using the Parallel Interface 24
- Connecting the Power Cord 27
- Connecting the Keyboard 28
- Turning On the Computer 31
- Loading MS-DOS 32
- Non-system disk or disk error 33
- Setting Up Your System 1-17 34
- The Command Prompt 35
- Current time is 09:32:21.0 37
- Enter new time: 37
- Copying System Diskettes 38
- Using Your Computer 42
- Using Special Keys 43
- Backspace 44
- Caps Lock 44
- Stopping a Command or Program 45
- Resetting the Computer 45
- Turning Off the Computer 46
- Using Disks and Disk Drives 47
- Choosing Diskettes 49
- Drive A: 53
- Write-protecting Diskettes 54
- Making Backup Copies 55
- Using a Single Diskette Drive 56
- Using the Hard Disk Drive 57
- Chapter 3 60
- Starting and Exiting MS-DOS 61
- Using Drive Designators 62
- Types of MS-DOS Commands 63
- With Your Computer 64
- Entering an MS-DOS Command 65
- Creating and Managing Files 67
- Naming Files 68
- *\/{}:I<>+=;.? 68
- DATA.TXT 68
- Copying Files 69
- COPY A:REPORT B: 69
- COPY A:REPORT B:FACTS 69
- Renaming Files 71
- DEL A:*.* 73
- ARE YOU SURE (Y/N)? 73
- Printing Files 73
- PRINT A:STATS.NBA 73
- Using Directories 74
- The Default Directory 76
- CD PERSONAL 76
- \WORDPROC\PERSONAL 77
- Creating Directories 80
- 16013560 bytes free 81
- Formatting Diskettes 84
- Backing Up Data 88
- Using HELP 93
- HELP COPY 94
- HELP DISKCOPY FORMAT COPY 95
- Using MENU 95
- Files window 100
- Using an AUTOEXEC.BAT File 102
- Creating an AUTOEXEC.BAT File 103
- Installing Option Cards 105
- Removing the Cover 106
- Inserting an Option Card 108
- Removing an Option Card 112
- Replacing the Cover 112
- Post-Installation Setup 113
- 4-12 Installing Option Cards 116
- Troubleshooting 117
- The Computer Locks Up 118
- Keyboard Problems 119
- Monitor Problems 119
- Diskette Problems 121
- Errors found 123
- Diskette Drive Problems 124
- Hard Disk Problems 125
- Software Problems 127
- Printer Problems 128
- Option Card Problems 129
- Appendix A 131
- Changing the DIP Switches 131
- Running the Setup Program 136
- Changing Serial Port Settings 140
- Switches ad Using Setup 141
- Leaving the Setup Program 143
- Change settings 143
- Exit without saving 143
- ** EXIT AND SAVE ** and 144
- Mass Storage 146
- Power Supply 147
- Environmental Requirements 147
- Physical Characteristics 147
- Video and Display Options 148
- Other Apex Options 148
- Specifications B-7 151
- B-8 Specifications 152
- Specifications B-9 153
- Power-on Diagnostics 154
- Timer and CMOS RAM Check 155
- RAM Check 156
- Floppy Disk Drive Seek Check 157
- Performing System Diagnostics 158
- Modifying the DEVICE LIST 160
- Selecting a Test 162
- System Board Check 164
- Memory Check 165
- Keyboard Check 166
- KEYBOARD CHECK 167
- Attribute Check 169
- Is the display 169
- Character Set Check 169
- Use this 171
- Color Graphics Adapter Check 172
- Is the display correct (Y/N)? 172
- 40-column Character Set Check 174
- 320x200 Graphics Mode Check 174
- 640x200 Graphics Mode Check 175
- Light Pen Check 177
- Color Video Check 178
- Sync Check 178
- Run All Above Checks 178
- 4 - Speed 180
- Check which drive (A/B)? 181
- Sequential Seek Check 181
- Current track is 39 181
- Random Seek Check 181
- Enter Y to start this check 182
- Serial Port (RS-232C) Check 185
- Alternate Serial Port Check 187
- Dot-matrix Printer Check 187
- Check which drive (C/D)? 189
- Seek Check 189
- Error Codes and Messages 193
- Serial port (RS-232C) 194
- Appendix E 196
- Reformatting a Used Disk 198
- Formatting a New Disk 199
- Conditional Format (Normal) 200
- Unconditional Format 202
- Enter head number (0 - yy): 204
- Table unchanged 204
- Destructive Surface Analysis 205
- Preparing a Hard Disk for Use 208
- Creating the MS-DOS Partition 209
- SELECT A: C:\DOS 001 US 211
- Booting From the Hard Disk 215
- Glossary 217
- Glossary 3 219
- Directory 221
- Glossary 7 223
- Floppy disk 224
- Graphics 224
- Hardware 224
- Hexadecimal 224
- Megabyte Text 225
- Megahertz (MHz 225
- Glossary 9 225
- Operating speed 227
- Glossary 11 227
- System diagnostics 231
- Primary partition, F-2–3 237
- PRINT, 3-14–15 237
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