e139761 pin settings

**Alysher** · June 27th, 2006, 07:42 PM

Thanks for the help. reason i asked for help is because i have two jobs and am attempting to get my computer fixed and having to use the local library for my research thanks for the pointers

update:
after taking a closer look at said mb i noticed that the chipset wasn't a 440bx, but a 440LX if any one can help let me know

FOUND IT:
mobo is a dimension XPS Dxxx now all i nee is the settings for the connector the dell website just tells me that the front connector goes there not how its set up

also the specs say that it will only run a 233-333 processor. can i put a 450 in it and get away with a slower speed?

**CCT** · June 28th, 2006, 01:33 PM

Service manual for the Precisioon 410 shoeing pins.

http://www.cs.unc.edu/~jeffay/dirt/F...viceManual.pdf

Cut and paste tha above to IE address bar - it is obviously possible to find Dell Service manuals on line BUT they don't seem to want to let you copy the url for some reason.

Anyway, when it wouldn't ley me copy it, I went to the address line right side, arrowed back, added a single quote, arrowed across, added another single quote, THEN I could copy and paste.

Go figure.

**Alysher** · June 29th, 2006, 09:27 PM

i got the power and leds working, I think, but now i don't have any video. wheh i turn it on it dosn't even give me a single beep unless i have the bios Jumper in the RCVRY Position(according to the board) jumper settings are:

1-2 - normal
2-3 - Config
off - RCVRY

in RCVRY mode the mobo attempts to load a new BIOS from Diskette,
but when after it reads the disk(i Still have no picture durring this)
it gives me a low pitched single beep that repeats until i turn off the system.
power works like it should in the other positions(4-sec hold to turn off)

the only thing that make sense is that it dosn't like my 450 p3

link to user manual is here

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dalex/

i've been all around here and the only it says about the power and led connector is here

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...alex/board.htm

if any one has any opinions or helpful suggestions pls let me know

**MichaelUSA** · October 5th, 2006, 08:12 PM

I don't know if you folks are still interested after several months... but I just got a similar mobo hand-me-down, and searching E139761 didn't get me anywhere. But the Intel support site recognized a number from the solder (back) side of the board.

Mine is "Intel Type: SE440BX2", right next to the FCC logo, directly opposite the processor's heatsink. Result = PDF product spec (http://www.intel.com/support/motherb...cs-013640.htm).

Hopefully, using your Intel Type # will get the info you're after.

PS- I didn't look up the FSB on a P3-450, but the max FSB on this mobo is 100 MHz.

**street1** · October 5th, 2006, 09:07 PM

Originally Posted by MichaelUSA

I don't know if you folks are still interested after several months... but I just got a similar mobo hand-me-down, and searching E139761 didn't get me anywhere. But the Intel support site recognized a number from the solder (back) side of the board.

Mine is "Intel Type: SE440BX2", right next to the FCC logo, directly opposite the processor's heatsink. Result = PDF product spec (http://www.intel.com/support/motherb...cs-013640.htm).

Hopefully, using your Intel Type # will get the info you're after.

PS- I didn't look up the FSB on a P3-450, but the max FSB on this mobo is 100 MHz.

This thread may have already died.

P3 450 is the first katmai. S spec's are at below website.450 is a 100MHZ.

http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/Pentium%20III.html

**jwisenor** · April 1st, 2007, 08:38 AM

I ran across this one too... and its really helped me, I'm tearing apart my daughters old computer, figure if I ruin it, no harm no foul, just trying to teach myself about them, as I'd like to eventually build my own.

I don't even know where to start, but thought I'd just say thanks in advance for all the info I know is here!