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Mainboard Users Manual
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M902 Series, V1.1C
I845!M"r#h 2002
Notice:
6. -wing to Microsoft7s certifying schedule is various to every
supplier, we might have some drivers not certified yet by
Microsoft. Therefore, it might happen under .indows *# that a
dialogue bo8 9shown as below: pop out warning you this
software has not passed .indows ;ogo testing to verify its
compatibility with .indows *#. #lease rest assured that our 4,
department has already tested and verified these drivers. )lic'
the <)ontinue "nyway= button and go ahead the installation.
&. >$B &.3 ,river ;imitations?
&+6 "fter restarting Microsoft .indows *# operating system,
>$B device disappears or an e8clamatory mar' pops out 9for
e8ample, $B @,,:; please disconnect, and hot plug >$B
device again to get bac' normal function.
&+& .hile you are installing >$B &.3 driver under .indows *#,
>$B Aeyboard and >$B Mouse can7t wor' out, but as the
driver7s installation is completed, they will resume wor'ing.
Therefore, we strongly recommend you use #$& Aeyboard or
#$& Mouse while installing >$B &.3 driver.
&+5 >$B &.3 port, under Microsoft operating systems, does
neither support $6, $5, $( 9hibernate: .a'e+>p nor $B
power+saving $leeping modes while connecting any >$B
peripheries.
&+( If under ,-$ modes 9,-$ C.8, $uspend To ,-$ and
.indow 4eturn:, >$B &.3 port doesn7t support any >$B
peripheries.
)urrently, we are wor'ing on such limitations7 solution. "s soon
as the solution is done, the updated >$B drive will be released to
our website? www.pcchips.com.tw for your downloading.
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Table of Contents
Trademar's..............................................................................I
)hapter 6........................................................................................6
Introduction........................................................................6
Aey Features...........................................................................&
#ac'age )ontents....................................................................B
$tatic 1lectricity #recautions..................................................C
#re+Installation Inspection......................................................C
)hapter &........................................................................................D
Mainboard Installation.......................................................D
Mainboard )omponents..........................................................0
I%- #orts ................................................................................./
Installing the #rocessor.........................................................63
Installing Memory Modules..................................................66
Eumper $ettings.....................................................................65
Install the Mainboard............................................................6B
-ptional 18tension Brac'ets.................................................6C
Install -ther ,evices.............................................................60
18pansion $lots....................................................................&6
)hapter 5......................................................................................&5
BI-$ $etup >tility...........................................................&5
Introduction..........................................................................&5
4unning the $etup >tility.....................................................&(
$tandard )M-$ $etup #age.................................................&B
"dvanced $etup #age...........................................................&D
#ower Management $etup #age............................................53
#)I % #lug and #lay $etup #age............................................55
;oad -ptimal $ettings..........................................................5(
;oad Best #erformance $ettings...........................................5(
)#> #n# $etup #age............................................................50
@ardware Monitor #age........................................................5/
)hange #assword
If you highlight this item and press 1nter, a dialog bo8
appears that you can enter a $upervisor password. Fou can
enter no more than si8 letters or numbers. #ress 1nter after
you have typed in the password. There will be the second
dialog bo8 as'ing you to retype the password for
confirmation. #ress 1nter after you have retyped it correctly.
Then, the password is reGuired for the access to the $etup
III
>tility or for it at start+up, depending on the setting of the
#assword )hec' item in "dvanced $etup.
18it
@ighlight this item and press 1nter to save the changes that
you have made in the $etup >tility configuration and e8it the
program. .hen the $ave and 18it dialog bo8 appears, press F
to save and e8it, or press 2 to e8it without saving................(3
)hapter (......................................................................................5/
$oftware H "pplications..................................................5/
Introduction..........................................................................5/
Installing $upport $oftware..................................................(3
Bundled $oftware Installation ..............................................(&

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1: Introduction
Chapter 1
Introduction
This mainboard has a So#$et%4&8 support for I'tel (e'ti)*4
processors with front+side bus 9F$B: speeds up to 400 M+,.
This mainboard has the I'tel 845 chipset that contains Intel
0&0(B Memory )ontroller @ub and Intel 0&036B" I%- )ontroller
@ub. It supports AC 9& ")dio #ode# and provides -ltr" MA
55%CC%100 function. This mainboard has five 5&+bit #)I, one
(.A/( and one C0R 9)ommunications and 2etwor'ing 4iser:
slot. There is a full set of I%- ports including two #$%& ports for
mouse and 'eyboard, two serial ports, one parallel port, one
MI,I%game port and ma8imum si8 >$B ports. By means of the
18tended >$B Module connected to the mainboard, you can ma'e
ma8imum four e8tra >$B ports.
This mainboard is an A12 mainboard that uses a (+layer printed
circuit board and measures 53B 8 &((mm.
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Key Features
This mainboard has these 'ey features?
Socket-478 Processor
$upports I'tel (e'ti)* 4 series )#>s
$upports up to (33 M@I Front+$ide Bus
Meor! Su""ort
Two 6C0+pin ,IMM slots for $,4"M memory modules
Two 60(+pin ,IMM slots for ,,4 $,4"M memory
modules
$upport $,4"M up to 655 M@I%,,4 up to &CC M@I
memory bus
Ma8imum installed memory is &!B
Notice: YOU can NOT work SDRAM and DDR
simultaneously.
#C $7 #udio Codec
The ") /D "udio codec is compliant with the ") /D &.&
specification, and supports 60+bit ",) 9"nalog ,igital
)onverter: and ,") 9,igital "nalog )onverter: resolution
as well as 60+bit stereo full+duple8 codec with independent
and variable sampling rates. Further features include
support for four analog line+level stereo inputs.
%&"ansion '"tions
The mainboard comes with the following e8pansion options?
Four 5&+bit #)I Master slots9#)I 6J(: and one $lave
slot9#)IB:
$upports I,1 >ltra ,M" bus mastering with transfer rates
of 55%CC%633 MB%sec
-ne (8 "!# slot o'ly s)pports 6.B (8 "!# card
-ne )24 9)ommunications and 2etwor'ing 4iser: slot
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1: Introduction
'nboard I(' Ports
The mainboard has a full set of I%- ports and connectors?
Two #$%& ports for mouse and 'eyboard
Two serial ports
-ne parallel port
-ne MI,I%game port
$i8 >$B ports 9two bac'+panel >$B &.3 ports, onboard
>$B headers providing ma8imum four e8tra ports? header
E>$B& for >$B &.3 and header >$B& for >$B 6.6:
"udio jac's for microphone, line+in and line+out
)ast %t*ernet +#N
Built+in 103"se1!1003"se12 4ther'et 5A0
Integrated Fast 1thernet M") and full compliance with
I111 03&.5u 633 Base+T specifications and I111 03&.58
Full ,uple8 Flow )ontrol
In compliance with ")#I 6.3 and the 2etwor' ,evice
)lass #ower Management 6.3
@igh #erformance achieved by 633Mbps cloc' generator
and data recovery circuit for 633Mbps receiver
US, -./ 0o"tional 1T2-/-3
)ompliant with >niversal $erial Bus $pecification
4evision &.3
)ompliant with Intel7s 1nhanced @ost )ontroller
Interface $pecification 4evision 3./B
)ompliant with >niversal @ost )ontroller Interface
$pecification 4evision 6.6
#)I multi+function device consists of two -+CI +ost
Co'troller cores for full+%low+speed signaling and one
4+CI +ost Co'troller core for high+speed signaling
4oot hub consists ( downstream facing ports with
integrated physical layer transceivers shared by -+CI and
4+CI @ost )ontroller
$upport #)I+Bus #ower Management Interface
$pecification release 6.6
5
;egacy support for all downstream facing ports

,I'S )ir4are
This mainboard uses "MI BI-$ that enables users to configure
many system features including the following?
#ower management
.a'e+up alarms
)#> parameters and memory timing
)#> and memory timing
The firmware can also be used to set parameters for different
processor cloc' speeds.
,undled Soft4are
(C%Cilli' 2000 provides automatic virus protection under
.indows /0%M1%2T%&333%*#
Medi"Ri'g 1"l$ provides #) to #) or #) to #hone
internet phone communication
6eep delivers the precise imagery and displays accurate
color in your monitor
Re#overy /e'i)s 21
st
V5.0 provides the function to
recover, reserve and transfer hard dis' data.
C /host is the software stimulating a real ),+4-M to
perform eGuivalent function.
5"'g)"ge /e'i)s 21
st
is the software to provides learning
tools of language and singing.
(C 7 is a dual+M#5 player that enables users to actually
mi8 music right on their own personal computers.
Ado8e A#ro8"t Re"der V5.0 is the software to help users
read .#,F files.
5iensions
"T* form factor of 53B 8 &((mm
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1: Introduction
Package Contents
Atte'tio'? This mainboard serial has three models, M/3&;4
9;"2 4eady:, M/3& and M/3&>;4 9>$B &.3, ;"2 4eady:.
#lease contact your local supplier for more information about your
purchased model. 1ach model will support different specification
listed as below?
Model $pecification
M/3&;4 -nboard ;"2 #@F chipset 9>5:, >$B
connector only.
M/3& $upport >$B connector only
M/3&>;4 -nboard TC&3& >$B &.3 chipset 9>/:,
4T;0633 ;"2 chipset 9>5:,
support >$B K 4E+(B ;"2 connector
Four mainboard pac'age contains the following items?
The mainboard
The >ser7s Manual
-ne dis'ette drive ribbon cable
-ne I,1 drive ribbon cable
$oftware support ),
'"tional #ccessories
Fou can purchase the following optional accessories for this
mainboard.
18tended >$B module
)24 v./3 BCA Fa8%Modem card
B
Static Electricity Precautions
$tatic electricity could damage components on this mainboard.
Ta'e the following precautions while unpac'ing this mainboard
and installing it in a system.
6. ,on7t ta'e this mainboard and components out of their original
static+proof pac'age until you are ready to install them.
&. .hile installing, please wear a grounded wrist strap if
possible. If you don7t have a wrist strap, discharge static
electricity by touching the bare metal of the system chassis.
5. )arefully hold this mainboard by its edges. ,o not touch those
components unless it is absolutely necessary. #ut this
mainboard on the top of static+protection pac'age with
component side facing up while installing.
Pre-Installation Inspection
6. Inspect this mainboard whether there are any damages to
components and connectors on the board.
&. If you suspect this mainboard has been damaged, do not
connect power to the system. )ontact your mainboard vendor
about those damages.
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-: Mainboard Installation
Chapter 2
Mainboard Installation
To install this mainboard in a system, please follow these
instructions in this chapter?
Identify the mainboard components
Install a )#>
Install one or more system memory modules
Ma'e sure all jumpers and switches are set correctly
Install this mainboard in a system chassis 9case:
)onnect any e8tension brac'ets or cables to connecting
headers on the mainboard
Install other devices and ma'e the appropriate connections to
the mainboard connecting headers
0ote9
6. Before installing this mainboard, ma'e sure jumper E#& is
under 2ormal setting. $ee this chapter for information about
locating E#& and the setting options.
&. 2ever connect power to the system during installation;
otherwise, it may damage the mainboard.
D
Mainboard Components
Identify major components on the mainboard via this diagram
underneath.
0ote9 "ny jumpers on your mainboard that do not appear in
this illustration are for testing only.
0
I/O Ports
The illustration below shows a side view of the built+in I%- ports
on the mainboard.
P S ( -
o u s e
P S ( -
k e ! b o a r d
U S ,
" o r t s
P a r a l l e l " o r t 0 + P T 1 3
S e r i a l " o r t
C ' M 1
S e r i a l " o r t
C ' M -
+ i n e - i n
6 a e " o r t
M i c r o " * o n e
+ i n e - o u t
+ # N
" o r t
6. The upper #$%& port connects a #$%& pointing
device.
&. The lower #$%& port connects a #$%& 'eyboard.
5. The >$B ports connect >$B devices.
(. ;#T6 connects printers or other parallel
communications devices.
B. The )-M ports connect serial devices such as mice
or fa8%modems. )-M6 is identified by the system
as )-M6%5. )-M& is identified by the system as
)-M&%(.
C. The game port connects a joystic' or a MI,I
device.
D. Three audio ports connect audio devices. The left
side jac' is for a stereo line+out signal. The middle
jac' is for a stereo line+in signal. The right side jac'
is for a microphone.
0. ;"2 port connects the networ'.
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Installing te Processor
This mainboard has a $oc'et (D0 processor soc'et. .hen choosing
a processor, consider the performance reGuirements of the system.
#erformance is based on the processor design, the cloc' speed and
system bus freGuency of the processor, and the Guantity of internal
cache memory and e8ternal cache memory.
CPU Installation Procedure
Follow these instructions to install the )#>?
6. >nhoo' the )#> soc'et7s loc'ing lever by pulling
it away from soc'et and raising it to the upright
position.
&. Match the pin 6 corner of )#> soc'et to the one of
processor, and insert the processor into the soc'et.
,o not use force.
5. #ush the loc'ing lever down and hoo' it under the
latch on the edge of soc'et.
(. "pply thermal grease to the top of the )#>.
B. ;ower the )#> fan%heatsin' unit onto the )#> and
)#> soc'et, and then use the retention module
clamps to snap the fan%heatsin' into place.
C. #lug the )#> fan power cable into the )#>
cooling fan power supply connector on the
mainboard.
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Installing Memory Modules
This mainboard accommodates 6C0+pin 5.5%60(+pin &.B
unbuffered $,4"M memory modules. The memory chips must be
standard or registered $,4"M 9$ynchronous ,ynamic 4andom
"ccess Memory:.
The )#> supports 633M@I system bus. The $,4"M ,IMMs
and ,,4s can synchronously wor' with 633 M@I or operates over
a 655 M@I memory bus.
Fou must install at least one memory module in order to use
the mainboard, either SRAM or R SRAM, 8)t yo)
#"''ot )se the* si*)lt"'eo)sly.
Note: Please be noted you must set up the correct jumper settings
(JP1 and JT1~JT10) as described in page 13 o this chapter!
$,4"M provides 033 MB%s or 6 !B%s data transfer rate
corresponding with the bus 633 M@I or 655 M@I. It doubles the
rate to 6.C !B%s and &.6 !B%s by transferring data on both the
rising and falling edges of the cloc'. ,,4 $,4"M uses additional
power and ground lines and reGuires 60(+pin &.B unbuffered
,IMM module rather than the 6C0+pin 5.5 unbuffered ,IMMs
used by $,4"M.
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R2
R1
IMM2
IMM1
Installation Procedure
The mainboard accommodates two memory modules. Fou must
install at least one module in any of the three slots. 1ach module
can be installed with up to & !B system memory.
4efer to the following to install the memory modules.
6. #ush the latches on each side of the ,IMM slot
down.
&. "lign the memory module with the slot. The
,IMM slots are 'eyed with notches and the
,IMMs are 'eyed with cutouts so that they can
only be installed correctly.
5. )hec' that the cutouts on the ,IMM module edge
connector match the notches in the ,IMM slot.
(. Install the ,IMM module into the slot and press it
firmly down until it seats correctly. The slot latches
are levered upwards and latch on to the edges of the
,IMM.
B. Install any remaining ,IMM modules.
6&
!umper Settings
7(19 R!SR RAM 1ype Sele#tor
This jumper enables to select ,,4 or $,4 ,4"M type.
)unction 7u"er Settin8
SDRAM Short Pins 1-2
DDR Short Pins 2-3
711:71109 R!SR RAM 1ype Sele#tor
This jumper enables to select ,,4 or $,4 ,4"M type.
SDRAM Open all JT1~JT10 pins
DDR Short all JT1~JT10 pins
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JP2
J12
JP1
J12
6
JP3
JT1 JT2 JT3 JT4 JT5 JT6
JT7 JT8 JT9 JT10
7(29 Cle"r CM;S 7)*per
>se this jumper to clear the contents of the )M-$ memory. Fou
may need to clear the )M-$ memory if the settings in the $etup
>tility are incorrect and prevent your mainboard from operating.
To clear the )M-$ memory, disconnect all the power cables from
the mainboard and then move the jumper cap into the );1"4
setting for a few seconds.
Normal Short Pins 1-2
Clear CMOS Short Pins 2-3
7(69 <ey8o"rd (o=er ;'
If the Aeyboard #ower -n is enabled, hot 'eys on the 'eyboard
can wor' as a power on%off switch for the system.
Disale! Short Pins 1-2
"nale! Short Pins 2-3
Note: The system must supply at least A on the !"#S$ %!"#
Stand&y' si(nal &e)ore ena&lin( the *ey&oard +ower On )unction.
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1
Install te Mainboard
Install the mainboard in a system chassis 9case:. The board is an
"T* siIe mainboard with a twin+tier of I%- ports. Fou can install
this mainboard in an "T* case. 1nsure that your case has an I%-
cover plate that matches the ports on this mainboard.
Install the mainboard in a case. Follow the instructions provided by
the case manufacturer using the hardware and internal mounting
points on the chassis.
)onnect the power connector from the power supply to the A121
connector on the mainboard.
If there is a cooling fan installed in the system chassis, connect the
cable from the cooling fan to the C+S >A0 fan power connector
on the mainboard.
)onnect the cable from the #) spea'er to the S(<R1 header on
the mainboard.
#in $ignal #in $ignal
6 $#A4 & 2)
5 !2, ( KB
6B
SPKR1
ATX1
CHS FAN
PANEL1
1
AUDIO1
1
)onnect the case switches and indicator ;1,s to the (A0451
header. @ere is a list of the #"21;6 header7s pin assignments.
6 @,,L;1,L# & ")#I+;1,
5 @,,L;1,L2 ( ")#I+;1,
B 41$1TL$.L2 C #-.14+BT
D 41$1TL$.L# 0 #-.14+BT
/ A1F 63 A1F
If there are a headphone jac' or%and a microphone jac' on the front
panel, connect the cables to the A-I;1 header on the mainboard.
@ere is a list of the ">,I- header7s pin assignments.
6 ">,LMI) & ">,L!2,
5 ">,LMI)LBI"$ ( ">,L))
B ">,LF#->TL4 C !2,
D @#L-2 0 A1F
/ ">,LF#->TL; 63 !2,
Optional E"tension #rackets
For this mainboard, you can also obtain a >$B module e8tension
brac'et for more >$B ports. Install them by following the steps
below.
Note: All the ri&&on ca&les used on the e,tension &rackets ha-e a
red stripe on the +in. side o) the ca&le.
6C
%&tended US, Module
This module brac'et has four >$B ports for more >$B devices
9>$B port E>$B&, >$B&:.
6 14!LF#L>$B#.43 & 14!LF#L>$B#.43
5 >$BLF#L#3+ ( >$BLF#L#6+
B >$BLF#L#3K C >$BLF#L#6K
D !4->2, 0 !4->2,
/ A1F 63 >$BLF#L-)3
6. ;ocate the E>$B&%>$B& header on the mainboard.
&. #lug the brac'et cable onto the E>$B&%>$B& header.
5. In the system chassis, remove a slot cover from one of the
e8pansion slots and install the e8tension brac'et in the
opening. >se the screw that held the slot cover in place to
secure the e8tension brac'et to the chassis.
6D
JUSB2
1
USB2
1
Install Oter $e%ices
Install and connect any other devices in the system following the
steps below.
)lo""! 5isk 5ri9e
The mainboard ships with a floppy dis' drive cable that can
support one or two drives. ,rives can be 5.B= or B.&B= wide, with
capacities of 5C3A, D&3A, 6.&MB, 6.((MB, or &.00MB.
Install your drives and connect power from the system power
supply. >se the cable provided to connect the drives to the floppy
dis' drive connector >5;((?.
I5% 5e9ices
I,1 devices include hard dis' drives, high+density dis'ette drives,
and ),+4-M or ,,+4-M drives, among others.
The mainboard ships with an I,1 cable that can support one or
two I,1 devices. If you connect two devices to a single cable, you
must configure one of the drives as Master and one of the drives as
$lave. The documentation of the I,1 device will tell you how to
configure the device as a Master or $lave device. The Master
device connects to the end of the cable.
Install the device9s: and connect power from the system power
supply. >se the cable provided to connect the device9s: to the
#rimary I,1 channel connector I41 on the mainboard.
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IDE1 IDE2
FLOPPY
If you want to install more I,1 devices, you can purchase a second
I,1 cable and connect one or two devices to the $econdary I,1
channel connector I42 on the mainboard. If you have two
devices on the cable, one must be Master and one must be $lave.
Internal Sound Connections
If you have installed a ),+4-M drive or ,,+4-M drive, you
can connect the drive audio cable to the onboard sound system.
-n the mainboard, locate the two (+pin connectors C1 and C2.
There are two 'inds of connector because different brands of ),+
4-M drive have different 'inds of audio cable connectors.
)onnect the cable to the appropriate connector.
C1
#in $ignal
6 ), I2 ;
& !2,
5 !2,
( ), I2 4
C2
#in $ignal
6 !2,
& ), I2 4
5 !2,
( ), I2 ;
6/
CD1
CD2
SIR1
1 2
WOL1
:'+1: :ake 'n +#N
If you have installed a ;"2 card, use the cable provided with the
card to plug into the mainboard .-;6 connector. This enables the
.a'e -n ;"2 9.-;6: feature. .hen your system is in a power+
saving mode, any ;"2 signal automatically resumes the system.
Fou must enable this item using the #ower Management page of
the $etup >tility.
#in $ignal
6 B$B
& !2,
5 +4I2!
Infrared Port
Fou can connect an infrared port to the mainboard. Fou can
purchase this option from third+party vendors.
6. ;ocate the infrared port SIR1 header on the mainboard.
&. If you are adding an infrared port, connect the ribbon cable
from the port to the I4 header and then secure the port to an
appropriate place in your system chassis.
6 2) & A1F
5 KB ( !2,
B I4T* C I44*
&3
E"pansion Slots
This mainboard has one "!#, one )24 and five 5&+bit #)I slots.
Follow the steps below to install an "!#%)24%#)I e8pansion
card.
6. ;ocate the "!#, )24 or #)I slots on the mainboard.
&. 4emove the slot cover for this slot from the system chassis.
5. Insert the e8pansion card edge connector into the slot and press
it firmly down into it so that it is fully inserted.
(. $ecure the e8pansion card brac'et to the system chassis using
the screw that held the slot cover in place.
PCI Slots
Fou can install 5&+bit #)I interface e8pansion cards in #)I slots.
$lot6 only supports #)B $lave mode. It is recommended you give
first priority to #)I 6J( slots while inserting cards.
4& #6P Slot
The (8 "!# slot is used to install a graphics adapter that supports
the (8"!# specification and has a (8 "!# edge connector.
The (8 "!# slot only supports 6.B (8 "!# card.
"arning: Please be sure #$ N$T install 3!3% &'P ()
%'& card on the mainboard* because it may cause the
malunction!
&6
CNR1
PCI1 PCI2 PCI3 PCI4 PCI5
AGP
CN; Slot
This slot is used to insert )249)ommunications and 2etwor'ing
4iser: cards including ;"2, Modem, and "udio functions.
&&
<: ,I'S Setu" Utilit!
Chapter 3
,I'S Setu" Utilit!
Introduction
The BI-$ $etup >tility records settings and information of your
computer, such as date and time, the type of hardware installed,
and various configuration settings. Four computer applies those
information to initialiIe all the components when booting up and
basic functions of coordination between system components.
If the $etup >tility configuration is incorrect, it may cause the
system to malfunction. It can even stop your computer booting
properly. If it happens, you can use the clear )M-$ jumper to
clear the )M-$ memory which has stored the configuration
information; or you can hold down the ("ge -p 'ey while
rebooting your computer. @olding down the ("ge -p 'ey also
clears the setup information.
Fou can run the setup utility and manually change the
configuration. Fou might need to do this to configure some
hardware installed in or connected to the mainboard, such as the
)#>, system memory, dis' drives, etc.
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&unning te Setup 'tility
1very time you start your computer, a message appears on the
screen before the operating system loading that prompts you to
</it 0D123i) you want to run S1TU+=. .henever you see this
message, press the elete 'ey, and the Main menu page of the
$etup >tility appears on your monitor.
AMIBIOS SIMPLE SETUP UTILITY !E"SIO# 1$21$06
%C& 2000 A'er()a* Me+atre*,-. I*)$ A// "(+ht- "e-er0e,
Sta*,ar, CMOS Set1p
A,0a*)e, Set1p
P23er Ma*a+e'e*t Set1p
PCI 4 P/1+ a*, P/a5 Set1p
L2a, Opt('a/ Sett(*+-
L2a, Be-t Per62r'a*)e Sett(*+-
7eat1re- Set1p
CPU P*P Set1p
8ar,3are M2*(t2r
Cha*+e Pa--32r,
E9(t
E-) : ;1(t : Se/e)t Ite' %Sh(6t&72 : Cha*+e C2/2r 75 : O/, !a/1e-
76 : Opt('a/ 0a/1e- 77 : Be-t per62r'a*)e 0a/1e- 710 : Sa0e<E9(t
Sta*,ar,- COMOS -et1p 62r )ha*+(*+ t('e. ,ate. har, ,(-= t5pe. et)$
Fou can use cursor arrow 'eys to highlight anyone of options on
the main menu page. #ress 4'ter to select the highlighted option.
#ress the 4s#"pe 'ey to leave the setup utility. @old down the
Shi@t 'ey and press >2 to cycle through the $etup >tility7s optional
color schemes.
$ome options on the main menu page lead to tables of items with
installed values that you can use cursor arrow 'eys to highlight one
item, and press (g-p and (g' 'eys to cycle through alternative
values of that item. The other options on the main menu page lead
to dialog bo8es that reGuire your answer Fes or 2o by hitting the ?
or 0 'eys.
If you have already changed the setup utility, press >10 to save
those changes and e8it the utility. #ress >5 to reset the changes to
the original values. #ress >A to install the setup utility with a set of
default values. #ress >& to install the setup utility with a set of
high+performance values.
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Standard CMOS Setup Page
This page displays a table of items defining basic information
about your system.
AMIBIOS SETUP STA#>A"> CMOS SETUP
>ate %''4,,455& : ?e, 7e@ 06. 2002
T('e %hh4''4--& : 16:36:43
LBA B/= PIO 32B(t
T5pe S(Ae C5/* 8ea, ?P)2' Se) M2,e M2,e M2,e M2,e
Pr( Ma-ter : A1t2 O*
Pr( S/a0e : A1t2 O*
Se) Ma-ter : A1t2 O*
Se) S/a0e : A1t2 O*
7/2pp5 >r(0e A : 1$44 MB 3 142
7/2pp5 >r(0e B : #2t I*-ta//e,

M2*th : Ja* >e) ESC : E9(t
>a5 : 01 31 : Se/e)t Ite'
Year : 1901 2099 PU/PD/+/- : M2,(65
(Shift)F2 : C2/2r
F3 : >ete)t A// 8>>
"te B 1i*e >se these items to set up system date and
time
I4 (ri M"ster
(ri Sl"ve
Se# M"ster
Se# Sl"ve
>se these items to configure devices
connected to the #rimary and $econdary I,1
channels. To configure an I,1 hard dis'
drive, choose Auto. If the Auto setting fails to
find a hard dis' drive, set it to User, and then
fill in the hard dis' characteristics 9$iIe,
)yls, etc.: manually. If you have a ),+4-M
drive, select the setting 4DROM. If you have
an "T"#I device with removable media 9e.g.
a MI# drive or an ;$+6&3:, select 5loptical.
>loppy rive A
>loppy rive 3
>se these items to set up siIe and capacity of
the floppy dis'ette drive9s: installed in the
system.
&B
&C
(d%anced Setup Page
This page sets up more advanced information about your system.
@andle this page with caution. "ny changes can affect the
operation of your computer.
AMIBIOS SETUP A>!A#CE> SETUP
;1()= B22t E*a@/e,
1
-t
B22t >e0()e I>EB0
2
*,
B22t >e0()e 7/2pp5
3
r,
B22t >e0()e C>"OM
Tr5 Other B22t >e0()e- Ye-
S$M$A$"$T$ 62r 8ar, >(-=- >(-a@/e,
7/2pp5 >r(0e S3ap >(-a@/e,
7/2pp5 >r(0e See= >(-a@/e,
PS42 M21-e S1pp2rt E*a@/e,
Pa--32r, Che)= Set1p
L2 Ca)he E*a@/e,
S5-te' BIOS Ca)hea@/e E*a@/e,
S>"AM T('(*+ @5 SP> E*a@/e-
S>"AM CASC Late*)5 3 C/2)=-
S>"AM "ASC Pre)har+e 3 C/2)=-
S>"AM "ASC t2 CASC >e/a5 3 C/2)=-
S>"AM Pre)har+e >e/a5 7 C/2)=-
A1t2 ,ete)t >IMM4PCI C/= E*a@/e,
CLD Ee* Sprea, Spe)tr1' >(-a@/e,
ESC : ;1(t : Se/e)t Ite'
71 : 8e/p PU4P>4F4B : M2,(65
75 : O/, !a/1e- %Sh(6t&72 : C2/2r
76 : L2a, BIOS >e6a1/t-
77 : L2a, Set1p >e6a1/t-
&D
C)i#$ 3oot If you enable this item, the system starts
up more Guic'ly be elimination some of
the power on test routines.
1
st
3oot evi#e
2
'd
3oot evi#e
6
rd
3oot evi#e
>se these items to determine the device
order the computer uses to loo' for an
operating system to load at start+up time.
1ry ;ther 3oot
evi#e
If you enable this item, the system will
also search for other boot devices if it
fails to find an operating system from the
first two locations.
S.M.A.R.1. @or
+"rd is$s
1nable this item if any I,1 hard dis's
support the $.M.".4.T. 9$elf+
Monitoring, "nalysis and 4eporting
Technology: feature.
>loppy rive
S="p
If you have two dis'ette drives installed
and you enable this item, drive "
becomes drive B and drive B becomes
drive ".
>loppy rive
See$
If you enable this item, your system will
chec' all floppy dis' drives at start up.
,isable this item unless you are using an
old 5C3AB drive.
(S!2 Mo)se
S)pport
1nable this item if you plan to use a #$%&
mouse.
("ss=ord Che#$ If you have entered a password for the
system, use this item to determine, if the
password is reGuired to enter the $etup
>tility 9Setup: or reGuired both at start+
up and to enter the $etup >tility
9Always:.
52 C"#he ;eave these items enabled since all the
processors that can be installed on this
board have internal ;& cache memory.
Syste* 3I;S
C"#he"8le
If you enable this item, a segment of the
system BI-$ will be copied to main
memory for faster e8ecution.
SRAM 1i*i'g
3y S(
This item allows you to enable or disable
the $,4"M timing defined by the $erial
#resence ,etect electrical.
&0
SRAM CASD
5"te'#y
This item determines the operation of
$,4"M memory )"$ 9column address
strobe:. It is recommended that you leave
this item at the default value. The &T
setting reGuires faster memory that
specifically supports this mode.
SRAM RASD
(re#h"rge
$elect the number of )#> cloc's
allocated for the 4ow "ddress $trobe
94"$N: signal to accumulate its charge
before the $,4"M is refreshed. If
insufficient time is allowed, refresh may
be incomplete and data lost.
SRAM RASD to
CASD el"y
This field lets you insert a timing delay
between the )"$ and 4"$ strobe
signals, used when $,4"M is written
to, read from, or refreshed. ,isabled
gives faster performance; and 1nabled
gives more stable performance.
SRAM RASD
(re#h"rge el"y
The precharge time is the number of
cycles it ta'es for $,4"M to
accumulate its charge before refresh.
A)to dete#t
IMM!(CI
Clo#$
.hen this item is enabled, BI-$ will
disable the cloc' signal of free
,IMM%#)I slots.
C5< Spre"d
Spe#tr)*
>se this item to set the system bus
spread spectrum for the installed
processor.
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Po)er Management Setup Page
This page sets some parameters for system power management
operation.
AMIBIOS SETUP PO?E" MA#AEEME#T SETUP
De5@2ar, P23er O* 71*)t(2* >(-a@/e,
Spe)(6() De5 62r P23erO* #4A
M21-e P23erO* 71*)t(2* >(-a@/e,
ACPI A3are O4S Ye-
P23er Ma*a+e'e*t4APM E*a@/e,
8ar, >(-= T('e O1t %M(*1te& >(-a@/e,
S1-pe*, T('e O1t %M(*1te& >(-a@/e,
LA#4"(*+ P23er O* >(-a@/e,
"e-1'e O* "TC A/ar' >(-a@/e,
"TC A/ar' >ate 15
"TC A/ar' 821r 12
"TC A/ar' M(*1te 30
"TC A/ar' Se)2*, 30
71 : 8e/p PU4P>4F4B : M2,(65
75 : O/, !a/1e- %Sh(6t&72 : C2/2r
76 : L2a, BIOS >e6a1/t-
77 : L2a, Set1p >e6a1/t-
53
<ey8o"rd
(o=er ;'
>)'#tio'
If you enable this item, you can turn the
system on and off by pressing hot 'eys on
the 'eyboard. Fou must enable the
Aeyboard #ower -n jumper and use an
"T* power supply in order to use this
feature.
Spe#i@i# <ey
@or (o=er;'
.hen the #ower -n function is set to
#assword, use this item to set the password.
Mo)se
(o=er;'
>)'#tio'
1nable this item if you plan to use a
'eyboard connected through the >$B port
in a legacy operating system.
AC(I A="re
;!S
This item supports ")#I 9"dvanced
)onfiguration and #ower management
Interface:. >se this item to enable or disable
the ")#I feature.
(o=er
M"'"ge*e't
>se this item to enable or disable a power
management scheme. If you enable power
management, you can use the items below
to set the power management operation.
Both "#M and ")#I are supported.
+"rd is$
1i*e ;)t
EMi')teF
This sets the timeout to power down the
hard dis' drive, if the time selected passes
without any hard dis' activity.
S)spe'd 1i*e
;)t EMi')teF
This sets the timeout for $uspend mode in
minutes. If the time selected passes without
any system activity, the computer will enter
power+saving $uspend mode.
5A0!Ri'g
(o=er;'
The system can be turned off with a
software command. If you enable this item,
the system can automatically resume if there
is an incoming call on the Modem. Fou
must use an "T* power supply in order to
use this feature.
56
Res)*e ;'
R1C Al"r* !
"te ! +o)r !
Mi')te !
Se#o'd
The system can be turned off with a
software command. If you enable this item,
the system can automatically resume at a
fi8ed time based on the system7s 4T)
9realtime cloc':. >se the items below this
one to set the date and time of the wa'e+up
alarm. Fou must use an "T* power supply
in order to use this feature.
5&
PCI / Plug and Play Setup Page
This page sets up some parameters for devices installed on the #)I
bus and those utiliIing the system plug and play capability.
AMIBIOS SETUP PCI 4 PLUE A#> PLAY SETUP
P/1+ a*, P/a5 A3are O4S Ye-
Pr('ar5 Eraph()- A,apter PCI
A//2)ate I"; 62r PCI !EA Ye-
71 : 8e/p PU4P>4F4B : M2,(65
75 : O/, !a/1e- %Sh(6t&72 : C2/2r
76 : L2a, BIOS >e6a1/t-
77 : L2a, Set1p >e6a1/t-
(l)g "'d (l"y
A="re ;!S
1nable this item if you are using an -%$ that
supports #lug and #lay such as .indows /B
or /0.
(ri*"ry
/r"phi#s
Ad"pter
This item indicates if the primary graphics
adapter uses the #)I or the "!# bus. The
default "!# setting still lets the onboard
display wor' and allows the use of a second
display card installed in an "!# slot.
Allo#"te IRC
@or (CI V/A
If this item is enabled, an I4O will be
assigned to the #)I !" graphics system.
Fou set this value to 2o to free up an I4O.
55
*oad Optimal Settings
If you select this item and press 4'ter a dialog bo8 appears. If you
press ?, and then 4'ter, the $etup >tility loads a set of fail+safe
default values. These default values are not very demanding and
they should allow your system to function with most 'inds of
hardware and memory chips.
Note : +t is highly recommend that users enter this option to load
optimal ,alues or accessing the best perormance!
*oad #est Per+ormance Settings
If you select this item and press 4'ter a dialog bo8 appears. If you
press ?, and then 4'ter, the $etup >tility loads a set of best+
performance default values. These default values are Guite
demanding and your system might not function properly if you are
using slower memory chips or other low+performance components.
5(
Features Setup Page
This page sets up some parameters for peripheral devices
connected to the system.
AMIBIOS SETUP 7EATU"ES SETUP
USB 71*)t(2* S1pp2rt E*a@/e,
USB 71*)t(2* 72r >OS >(-a@/e,
Th1'@>r(0e S1pp2rt 72r >OS >(-a@/e,
O*B2ar, I>E B2th
O*B2ar, ACG97 A1,(2 A1t2
O*B2ar, MCG97 M2,e' A1t2
O*B2ar, 7>C E*a@/e,
O*B2ar, Ser(a/ P2rtA 3784COM1
O*B2ar, Ser(a/ P2rtB 2784COM2
Ser(a/ P2rt B M2,e #2r'a/
I" >1p/e9 M2,e 8a/6 >1p/e9
I" P(* Se/e)t I""H4I"TH
O*B2ar, Para//e/ P2rt 378
Para//e/ P2rt M2,e ECP
EPP !er-(2* #4A
Para//e/ P2rt I"; 7
Para//e/ P2rt >MA 3
O*B2ar, MI>I P2rt 300
MI>I I"; Se/e)t 5
O*B2ar, Ea'e P2rt 201
ESC : ;1(t : Se/e)t
Ite'
71 : 8e/p PU4P>4F4B : M2,(65
75 : O/, !a/1e- %Sh(6t&72 : C2/2r
76 : L2a, BIOS >e6a1/t-
77 : L2a, Set1p >e6a1/t-
5B
-S3 >)'#tio'
S)pport
1nable this item if you plan to use the >$B
ports on this mainboard.
-S3 >)'#tio'
>or ;S
1nable this item if you plan to use the >$B
ports on this mainboard in a ,-$
environment.
1h)*8rive
S)pport >or
;S
"nale this item to ma#e a small portion o$
memor% stora&e !e'i(e $or the )S* ports.
;'3o"rd I4 >se this item to enable or disable the
onboard I,1 channel.
;'3o"rd
ACG9& A)dio
This item enables or disables the ")7/D
audio chip.
;'3o"rd
MCG9& Mode*
This item enables or disables the M)7/D
modem chip.
;'3o"rd >C >se this item to enable or disable the
onboard floppy dis' drive interface.
;'3o"rd Seri"l
(ortA!3
>se these items to enable or disable the
onboard )-M6%& serial port, and to assign
a port address.
;'8o"rd
("r"llel (ort
>se this item to enable or disable the
onboard ;#T6 parallel port, and to assign a
port address. The "uto setting will detect
and available address.
("r"llel (ort
Mode
>se this item to set the parallel port mode.
Fou can select $## 9$tandard #arallel
#ort:, 1)# 918tended )apabilities #ort:,
1## 91nhanced #arallel #ort:, or 1)# K
1##.
("r"llel (ort
IRC
>se this item to assign I4O to the parallel
port.
("r"llel (ort
MA
>se this item to assign a ,M" channel to
the parallel port.
;'3o"rd MII
(ort
>se this item to enable or disable the
onboard MI,I port, and to assign a port
address.
MII IRC >se this item to assign I4O B to the
5C
Sele#t parallel port.
;'3o"rd
/"*e (ort
This item enables or disables the I%-
address for the game port.
5D
CP' PnP Setup Page
This page helps you manually configure the )#> of this
mainboard. The system will automatically detect the type of
installed )#> and ma'e the appropriate adjustments to these items
on this page.
AMIBIOS SETUP CPU P*P SETUP
I2000 A'er()a* Me+atre*,-. I*)$ A// "(+ht- "e-er0e,
CPU T5pe I#TEL P4
CPU4>"AM Spee, 1004133 M8A
CPU C2re !2/ta+e 1$728 !
CPU "at(2 L2)=e,
CPU 7reJ1e*)5 100 M8A
>"AM 7reJ1e*)5 133 M8A
71 : 8e/p PU4P>4F4B : M2,(65
75 : O/, !a/1e- %Sh(6t&72 : C2/2r
76 : L2a, Opt('a/ 0a/1e-
77 : L2a, Be-t per62r'a*)e 0a/1e-
C(- 1ype!
Core
Volt"ge!R"tio !
>reH)e'#y
These items show the type, core voltage,
ratio and freGuency of )#> installed in your
system.
RAM Speed!
>reH)e'#y
These items decide ,4"M speed %freGuency
installed in your system.
50
,ard)are Monitor Page
This page sets up some parameters for the hardware monitoring
function of this mainboard.
AMIBIOS SETUP 8A">?A"E MO#ITO"
KKK S5-te' 8ar,3are KKK
CPU Te'perat1re 59C41387
SYSTEM Te'perat1re 28C4827
CPU 7a* Spee, 3629 "PM
SYSTEM 7a* Spee, 0 "PM
P23er 7a* Spee, 0 "PM
!)2re 1$728 !
!)) 3$3! 3$312 !
!)) 5$030 !
F12! 12$045!
B12! B12$071!
B!)) B5$026!
SB5! 4$800 !
ESC : ;1(t : Se/e)t
Ite'
71 : 8e/p PU4P>4F4B : M2,(65
75 : O/, !a/1e- %Sh(6t&72 : C2/2r
76 : L2a, BIOS >e6a1/t-
77 : L2a, Set1p >e6a1/t-
C(- ! Syste*
1e*per"t)re
These items display )#> and system
temperature measurement.
>A0s B
Volt"ge
Me"s)re*e'ts
These items indicate cooling fan speeds in
4#M and the various system voltage
measurements.
5/
Cange Pass)ord
If you highlight this item and press 1nter, a dialog bo8
appears that you can enter a $upervisor password. Fou can
enter no more than si8 letters or numbers. #ress 1nter after
you have typed in the password. There will be the second
dialog bo8 as'ing you to retype the password for
confirmation. #ress 1nter after you have retyped it
correctly. Then, the password is reGuired for the access to
the $etup >tility or for it at start+up, depending on the
setting of the #assword )hec' item in "dvanced $etup.
E"it
@ighlight this item and press 1nter to save the changes that
you have made in the $etup >tility configuration and e8it
the program. .hen the $ave and 18it dialog bo8 appears,
press F to save and e8it, or press 2 to e8it without saving.
(3
(6
4: Soft4are = #""lications
Chapter 4
Soft4are = #""lications
Introduction
This chapter describes the contents of the support ),+4-M that
comes with the mainboard pac'age.
The support ),+4-M contains all useful software, necessary
drivers and utility programs to properly run our products. More
program information is available in a 41",M1 file, located in the
same directory as the software.
To run the support ),, simply insert the ), into your ),+4-M
drive. "n "uto $etup screen automatically pops out, and then you
can go on the auto+installing or manual installation depending on
your operating system.
If your operating system is .indows /0%M1%&333%*#, it will
automatically install all the drivers and utilities for your
mainboard; if .indows 2T or manual installation, please follow
the instructions described as the Installing under .indows 2T
or Manual Installation section.
5/
Installing Support So+t)are
6.Insert the support ),+4-M disc in the ),+4-M drive.
&..hen you insert the ),+4-M disc in the system ),+4-M
drive, the ), automatically displays an "uto $etup screen.
5.The screen displays three buttons of Set)p, 3ro=se C and 4.it
on the right side, and three others Set)p, Appli#"tio' and
Re"dMe at the bottom. #lease see the following illustration.
The Set)p button runs the software auto+installing program as
e8plained in ne8t section.
The 3ro=se C button is a standard .indows command that you
can chec' the contents of the disc with the .indows /0 file
browsing interface.
The 4.it button closes the "uto $etup window. To run the
program again, reinsert the ),+4-M disc in the drive; or clic' the
),+4-M driver from the .indows 18plorer, and clic' the $etup
icon.
The Appli#"tio' button brings up a software menu. It shows the
bundled software that this mainboard supports.
The Re"dMe brings you to the Install #ath where you can find out
path names of software driver.
(3
4: Soft4are = #""lications
#uto-Installin8 under :indo4s $8(M%(-///(>P
If you are under .indows /0%M1%&333%*#, please clic' the Set)p
button to run the software auto+installing program while the "uto
$etup screen pops out after inserting the support ),+4-M?
6. The installation program loads and displays the following
screen. )lic' the 0e.t button.
&. $elect the items that you want to setup by clic'ing on it 9the
default options are recommended:. )lic' the 0e.t button to
proceed.
5. The support software will automatically install.
-nce any of the installation procedures start, software is
automatically installed in seGuence. Fou need to follow the
onscreen instructions, confirm commands and allow the computer
to restart as few times as needed to complete installing whatever
software you selected. .hen the process is finished, all the support
software will be installed and start wor'ing.
(6
Installin8 under :indo4s NT or Manual Installation
If you are under .indows 2T, the auto+installing program doesn7t
wor' out; or you have to do the manual installation, please follow
this procedure while the "uto $etup screen pops out after inserting
the support ),+4-M?

6. )lic' the Re"dMe to bring up a screen, and then clic' the
Install #ath at the bottom of the screen.
&. Find out your mainboard model name and clic' on it to obtain
its correct driver directory.
5. Install each software in accordance with the corresponding
driver path.
#undled So+t)are Installation
"ll bundled software available on the ),+4-M is for users7
convenience. Fou can install bundled software as follows?
6. )lic' the Appli#"tio' button while the "uto $etup screen pops
out after inserting the support ),+4-M.
&. " software menu appears. )lic' the software you want to install.
5. Follow onscreen instructions to install the software program step
by step until finished.
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