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Acer AcerNote 760i

Overview

  • Microprocessor: i486DX2-50 or Optional i486DX4-75 (not upgradeable)
  • BIOS: Acer
  • Suspend to Disk Utility: ASTDK
  • System board memory: 4MB (on-board). Expandable to 8/12/20MB
  • System ROM: 128 KB ROM
  • CMOS RAM: 128 Bytes, battery backup
  • Data sotrage devices:
    • FDD 3.5" 1.44 MB
    • HDD 2.5, 250MB
  • Video Display Resolutions:
    • 640x480, 256
    • 800x600, 256
    • 1024x768, 16 maximum
  • Video Display Types:
    • 760I - 9.5", monochrome
    • 760iC - 9.5", DualScan STN Color
    • 760iCX - 9.5", TFT color
  • Keyboard: 85-/86-key
  • External PS/2 port for: 101/102 PS/2 Keyboard or PS/2 Mouse or Numeric Keypad
  • I/O Ports:
    • 1 - 9 Pin Serial
    • 1 - 25 Pin Parallel (unidirectional)
    • 1 - 15 Pin 16 color external VGA port
    • 1 - 6 Pin PS/2 Port
    • Two PCMCIA type 2 ports
  • Power Input: 110-240VAC, 47-63Hz, autoswitching
  • Battery Pack: NiMH or NiCad, thermal protection, runs 1.5 to 1.75hrs
  • Weight:
    • 760i - 2.7 kilograms (5.94lbs)
    • 760iC - 2.85 kilograms (6.27lbs)
    • 760iCX - 2.9 kilograms (6.41lbs)
  • Dimensions:
    • 760i 290mm x 220mm x 46mm
    • 760iC 290mm x 220mm x 51mm
    • 760iCX 290mm x 220mm x 53mm

Upgrade Memory

The 760i uses industry standard DIMMs (Dual In-Line Memory Modules) which are SO (Small Outline) 70ns fast page mode 5 volt memory. The 760i has one memory slot which takes a 4/8/16MB DIMM, giving a maximum of 20MB (Includes the 4MB of RAM built into the motherboard).


Jumpers

Jumper   Setting   Function
JP11-2Enable password check
 2-3Disable password check
JO3OpenBIOS Copyright Select - Acer
 ClosedBIOS Copyright Select - OEM

JP1 is located at the middle-upper edge of the notebook, and it is not accessible unless the top cover of the notebook is removed. This procedure is difficult and not recommended. If the password has been forgotten, Acer recommends taking the unit to an authorized service center, or contact Acer Technical Support to have the unit brought in for repair.

CPU Select

The main board has a DIP switch SW1 which selects the CPU type.

Setting  IDX2-50  CDX2-50  CDX2-66  IDX4-75  IDX4-100
1OFFONONOFFOFF
2OFFONONOFFOFF
3OFFONONOFFOFF
4ONOFFOFFONON
5ONONOFFONOFF
6OFFOFFONOFFON