Service Manual or description of settins for jumper #JP5,JP2,ID1

Hello, Gary -

From JPay (a provider of the JP5 and other prison commissary items to correctional center inmates in the USA):
https://blog.jpay.com/jp5-101/comment-page-3/

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. . . send it to the following address:
ATTN: Media Department
12034 Miramar Pkwy
Miramar, FL 33025
Please make sure to include your name, previous ID #, a phone number to contact you with the status of the JP5 and a mailing address to return the unlocked JP5. Once the JP5 is unlocked, you can then connect it to a computer to upload your media downloads as well as add new media to the device. Please let us know if you have any questions.
(End quote)

This is the link to the JPay Contact Us web page:
https://blog.jpay.com/contact-us/

Best wishes.

https://blog.jpay.com/jp5-tablet-questions-faq/


https://blog.jpay.com/jp5-tablet-questions-faq

JP5 Jumper is the reset jumper. Look at this Pdf:
ftp://ftp.tyan.com/quickref/q_s2925_100.pdf

JP5 Jumper is the reset jumper... Look at this Pdf:
ftp://ftp.tyan.com/quickref/q_s2925_100.pdf

Go to the web site of what ever PC you have ( Dell, HP or what ever the PC is ). At the web site you should find section that says drivers and support, or something like that. It will have you select your make and model. You should find the correct drivers there.

Hope this helps.
Good Luck
cookEmonster

To use OPC-617 option cable:1- open your CS-F100 Rev 1.7, read your radio.2- click on Common >> Expert >>EPTT/FTSW change to EPTT, 3- On the main board , look into the left side of the board you see pad D, solder ittogether, if you use pad F, you shou.ld put a 47K ohm resistor.You can follow this link for your pin out connection.http://www.two-way-radio-tools.com/icom-mc1700-mdc.html
and download ver sion Rev 1.7 from herehttp://www.two-way-radio-tools.com/icom-softwares.html
HP

Bios settings are retained by the Motherboard Battery in the CMOS. Disconnecting the battery clears CMOS and returns the settings to their original state. Typically this can be done by simply removing the CMOS battery and waiting about 15 seconds before reinserting and booting PC. Nowadays most Motherboard manufacturers supply a jumper to not only disconnect the battery but also ground the CMOS to effectively drain any residual power.

The instructions for your MB are found below. JP5 is located to the left of the battery and next to the PCI 2 slot on your MB. There is a Manual for your MB on this site and the MB layout can be found at

http://www.fixya.com/support/p281070-soyo_sy_k7vme_motherboard/manual-35533/page-5

Follow the steps below to clear the CMOS memory.

1. Clear the CMOS memory by momentarily shorting pin 2-3 on jumper JP5. Its white cap can easily identify this jumper.

2. Put the jumper back to 1-2 to allow writing of new data into the CMOS memory.

Your card is broken.
Standard the card doesn't carry any jumpers. The only possible place for a jumper is on JP2-2 to disable the joystick.

If it has the black and red wires, it connects into JP2.  The other wires, which are black and green connect directly to the power supply into connector CN4. Bob

JP1 PIN 1-2 = On board audio disable
JP1 PIN 2-3 = On board audio enable

JP2 = Temperature Sense connector

JP3 PIN 1-2 = Normal
JP3 PIN 2-3 = Clear CMOS

1. Power off the system and unplug the chassis AC power cord.
2. Short JP3 at PIN 2-3 for a few seconds.
3. Set JP3 back to it's normal position at pin 1-2.
4. Plug the AC power cord to the chassis.
5. Power on the system and load the BIOS setup default.