IBM PS/2 486DX33 Processor Upgrade Card (for Models 8570 8580) 
(Upgraded systems should have a P1 label placed on the front cover.) 

      Type 8570  FRU P/N 92F0436         MKT P/N xxxxxxx
      Type 8580  FRU P/N 92F0437         MKT P/N xxxxxxx
 

The IBM PS/2 486DX33 Processor Upgrade for Models 70 and 80 is an i486 accelerator for 16 MHz and 20 MHz 80386-based computers. 
(Type 8570 "short" and "long" board version) 
(Type 8580 Model 041 071 111 121 311 321 081 and 161 - 16 MHZ or 20 MHz only) 

You must use 8570/80 Reference Diskette Version 1.10 or later. 

Important In some cases, with the Processor Upgrade installed, the diagnostic tests for some Micro Channel adapters might indicate that the adapter is failing when the adapter actually operates correctly. If you experience this problem, do the following: Set SW-1 on the Processor
Upgrade to OFF (SW-1 OFF = cache disable for testing purposes !) 

If you hear ONE-long and TWO-short beeps when the computer starts, then this is normal if there is an 8514/A adapter installed. 

The Upgrade Option package contains: 

      Model 70 or Model 80 Processor Upgrade 
      132-Pin Socket Extender (only needed for 8570) 
      Module-removal tool for extracting 80386 processor
      Option Diskette 
      70 486 or Model 80 486 Logo 
      Co-processor compatibility plug (not included in  FRU P/N 92F0436) 
      Sheet of system labels 

Switch  Bank 1
SW-1  SW-2  SW-3  SW-4  SW-5  SW-6  SW-7  SW-8
 ON    ON   Off    ON    ON    ON    ON    Off

Switch function 

 1 ON    Cache on (default)
   OFF   Cache off
 2 ON    Cache HIMEM enabled (default)
   OFF   Do not flush cache on INT 9
 3 ON    Cache enabled C000-D000
   OFF   Cache disabled C000-D000 (default)
 4 ON    Cache system BIOS enabled (default)
   OFF   Cache system BIOS disabled
 5 ON    do not change (default)
   OFF   Not applicable
 6 ON    XGA video adapter (slows processor speed) (default)
   OFF   No XGA present
 7 ON    cache all extended memory (default)
   OFF   Disable cache above 14MB
 8 ON    Delay write cycles
   OFF fast write cycles (default)

Utilities on the Upgrade Option Diskette 
To control the cache speed under DOS (but not a DOS session under OS/2) without restarting the computer, insert the Option Diskette in drive A and at the prompt: 

   1. Type A: to change to the root directory of drive A. 
   2. Type slow to disable the cache 
       --- or --- 
      Type fast to enable the cache. 

Cannot load Application Program 
      The application program might be speed sensitive. Refer to the application program manual for information on speed  (memory caching) requirements. See also in above Switch-table "Memory caching" above. 
Application Program Displays Damaged Data 
      Is an 80387 Coprocessor installed ? If yes then remove the Coprocessor and  install the Coprocessor compatibility plug. 
Cannot Load Windows 3.0 in Enhanced Mode 
      Check the CONFIG.SYS file for a line device=C:\windows\smartdrv.sys 2048 1024  and change it to the following device=C:\windows\smartdrv.sys 2048 1024 \b-  This problem occurs only with the version of Smartdrive supplied with Windows V-3.0 and DOS V-5.0.  The Smartdrive supplied with Windows V-3.1 does not have this problem, nor does it use the same syntax  (enabling/disabling double buffering). 

 Note
   Before running diagnostic tests, check that the processor upgrade card is fully seated in the system board and that the 80486 processor is  fully seated in the upgrade card.

   1.Power-off the computer. 
   2.Insert the 70/80 Reference Diskette in drive A. 
   3.Power-on the computer. 
   4.Follow the instructions on the screen to test the processor upgrade. If the tests cannot find a problem, replace the processor upgrade with an 80386 processor from a new system board (or the original 80386 processor, if available). If the failure does not occur again, replace the processor upgrade with a new one. If the failure does occur again, replace the system board, and reinstall the original processor upgrade. If the failure occurs again after replacing the system board, replace the processor upgrade also. 

Note 
Use the 80386 processor only to diagnose the problem.  If it came from the customer, be sure you return it to them.  If the processor came from a new system board that you brought with you, and the system board is not the problem, reinstall the processor on the new system board before you return it to stock.  If the system board is the problem, return the 80386 processor with the bad system board.