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Mainboard Users Manual

This publication, including all photographs, illustrations andsoftware, is protected under international copyright laws, with all

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contained herein, may be reproduced without the express written

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The information in this document is subject to change without

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with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims anyimplied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular

purpose. Further, the manufacturer reserves the right to revise this

publication and to make changes from time to time in the content

hereof without obligation of the manufacturer to notify any person

of such revision or changes.

Trademarks

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usiness !achines.$!) and $thlon are registered trademarks of $dvanced !icro

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-ther names used in this publication may be trademarks and are

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Copyright 2001

All Rights Reserved

M810 Series, V5.0

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Notice for AGP4X Slot:This mainboard provides an optional $#%6x slot. e recommend

the user should use one of the $#% "#$ cards that we have tested.

e will test more $#% "#$ cards in the future. 7sers may get this

information from our orld ide eb at www.pcchips.com.tw.

Model Chipset Memory Manufacture

3) 8$&T54 #eForce 3(! reative T9/62

$TI %54!5)I$ ( 1! inFast 3) 8(322

#eForce (09 3(! $&7& "9922

#eForce ( !+ 3(! $&7& $#%*":;22

#eForce ( #T& ))4 3(! $&7& $#%*::22)

#eForce ( #T& ))4 3(! 58&$ #8$)I$#eForce ( #T& 3(! inFast

#eForce ( !+ 3(! inFast

!atrox %roductiva #;22 1! !atrox

!atrox !illennium #(22 1! T$#4$!

N"I)I$ #eForce (09 ))4 3(! $&7& "9122

N"I)I$ #eForce (09 3(! reative T9/:2

N"I)I$ 4I"$ TNT( "anta 3(! Top solution

4I"$ TNT( !96 ;9! %ixel"iew

4I"$ TNT ;9! inFast 3) &3(2

4I"$ TNT( 3(! $&7& $#%*"3122

4I"$ TNT( 3(! reative T91;2

Notice for AM CPU:Si#$e o"r l%&or%tory $%#'t test %ll $%tegories o( #e)ly *%de

AM+ 7 C- or (orth$o*i#g, it is possi&le th%t o"r $"rre#t

&o%rds %#d #e) C- h%ve the $o*p%ti&ility pro&le*s. /# $%se

the pro&le*s h%ppe#, ple%se i**edi%tely $o#t%$t "s or lo$%l

ve#dor.

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!able of Contents

hapter ;< Introduction...................................................................;

=ey Features...........................................................................(

%ackage ontents....................................................................0

&tatic 5lectricity %recautions..................................................9

%re*Installation Inspection......................................................9

hapter (< !ainboard Installation..................................................:

!ainboard omponents..........................................................1

I'- %orts................................................................................../

Install $ %7........................................................................../

Install !emory......................................................................;;

&etting >umper &witches.......................................................;(Install the !ainboard............................................................;3

-ptional 5xtension rackets.................................................;6Install -ther )evices............................................................;0

5xpansion &lots....................................................................;:

hapter 3< I-& &etup 7tility......................................................;/

Introduction..........................................................................;/

4unning the &etup 7tility.....................................................(2

&tandard !-& &etup %age.............................................. ...(;

$dvanced &etup %age...................................................... .....((

%ower !anagement &etup %age............................................(3

%I ' %lug and %lay &etup %age........................................... .(0

8oad -ptimal &ettings..................................................... .....(08oad est %erformance &ettings...........................................(9

Features &etup %age..............................................................(9

%7 %n% &etup %age............................................................(1

?ardware !onitor %age........................................................(/

hange %assword..................................................................(/

5xit....................................................................................... 32

hapter 6< &oftware @ $pplications.............................................3;

Introduction..........................................................................3;Installing &upport &oftware........................................... .......3;

$uto*installing under indows /1.......................................33

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": #ntroduction

Chapter 1

#ntroduction

This mainboard has a So$et2processor socket for an AM+

7type %7s. Aou can install any one of these processors on the

mainboard.

The mainboard supports &ocket*69( processor front*side bus

speeds of (22'2M4.

This mainboard uses the 6irdchipset which integrates a 128&it

A- r%phi$s A$$eler%tor, and provides a optional X A-slot

for highly graphics display, C- -l"g 9 -l%ythrough firmware,

ltr% +MA 33'100function. The mainboard has a built*in

AC':7 Ch Code$, provides an AMRB$udio !odem 4iserC slot

to support $udio and !odem application, and has a built*in

10%se6100%se6X ;et)or /#ter(%$e. In addition, the

mainboard has an extended set of A6X /< -ortsincluding %&'(

keyboard and mouse ports, two 7& ports, an 4>*60 8$N port, aparallel port, one serial port, and one "#$ port. Two extra 7&

ports can be added using the 5xtended 7& !odule that connects

to the mainboard.

This mainboard has all the features you need to develop a powerful

multimedia workstation that is network ready. The board is Mi$ro

A6X sieand has power connectors for an A6Xpower supply.

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Key Features

The key features of this mainboard include7&; header on the mainboard.

(. %lug the bracket cable onto the >7&; header.

3. In the system chassis, remove a slot cover from one of the

expansion slots and install the extension bracket in the

opening. 7se the screw that held the slot cover in place to

secure the extension bracket to the chassis.

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': Mainboard #nstallation

Install Ot$er 'e(ices

Install and connect any other devices in the system following the

steps below.

3loppy is$ ri7eThe mainboard ships with a floppy disk drive cable that can

support one or two drives. )rives can be 3.0 or 0.(0 wide, with

capacities of 392=, :(2=, ;.(!, ;.66!, or (.11!.

Install your drives and connect power from the system power

supply. 7se the cable provided to connect the drives to the floppydisk drive header >

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If you want to install more I)5 devices, you can purchase a secondI)5 cable and connect one or two devices to the &econdary I)5

channel connector /+=2on the mainboard. If you have two

devices on the cable, one must be !aster and one must be &lave.

#nternal Sound ConnectionsIf you have installed a )*4-! drive or )")*4-! drive, you

can connect the drive audio cable to the onboard sound system.-n the mainboard, locate the two 6*pin connectors C+1and C+2.

There are two kinds of connector because different brands of )*

4-! drive have different kinds of audio cable connectors.

onnect the cable to the appropriate connector.

#nfrared Port

Aou can connect an infrared port to the mainboard. Aou canpurchase this option from third*party vendors.;. 8ocate the infrared port /R1header on the mainboard.

(. If you are adding an infrared port, connect the ribbon cable

from the port to the header and then secure the port to an

appropriate place in your system chassis.

*nboard 2AN 2( ConnectionsIf you have a set indicator 85)s for the onboard 8$N

communication, you can connect the 85) cable to the header !-.

%ins ;*( are for 8ink 85). %ins 3*6 are for ;2';22 !bps mode

85), the onboard 8$N run in ;22 !bps mode when the 85) lit.

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E%pansion Slots

This mainboard has two 3(*bit %I expansion slots, one $!4 slot

and one optional $#% slot.

Follow the steps below to install a %I'$!4'$#% expansion card.;. 8ocate the $#%, $!4 or %I slots on the mainboard.

(. 4emove the slot cover for this slot from the system chassis.

3. Insert the expansion card edge connector into the slot and press

it firmly down into it so that it is fully inserted.

6. &ecure the expansion card bracket to the system chassis using

the screw that held the slot cover in place.

AM SlotThe $!4 B$udio !odem 4iserC slot is an industry standard slot

that allows for the installation of a special audio'modem riser card.

)ifferent territories have different regulations regarding the

specifications of a modem card. Aou can purchase an $!4 card

that is approved in your area and install it directly into the $!4

slot.

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PCI2

PCI1

AP1

AM&1

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8: -#*S Setup Utility

Chapter 3

-#*S Setup Utility

Introduction

The I-& &etup 7tility records settings and information about

your computer such as the date and time, the kind of hardware

installed, and various configuration settings. Aour computer uses

this information to initialiDe all the components when booting up

and functions as the basis for coordination between systemcomponents.

If the &etup 7tility configuration is incorrect, it may cause the

system to malfunction. It can even stop your computer from

booting properly. If this happens, you can use the clear !-&

jumper to clear the !-& memory used to store the configuration

information, or you can hold down the -%ge pkey while you

reboot your computer. ?olding down the -%ge pkey also clears

the setup information.

Aou can run the setup utility and manually make changes to the

configuration. Aou might need to do this to configure some of the

hardware that you install on or connect to the mainboard, such as

the %7, system memory, disk drives, etc.

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)unning t$e Setup !tility

5ach time your computer starts, before the operating system loads,

a message appears on the screen that prompts you to Jit *,-

if you !ant to run ST.. hen you see this message, press the

+eletekey and the !ain menu page of the &etup 7tility appears on

your monitor.

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Standard CM#S Setup .eatures Setup

Ad7anced Setup CPU PnP Setup

Po,er Mana=e!ent Setup ?ard,are Monitor

PC" / Plu= and Play Setup Chan=e Pass,ord

)oad #pti!al Settin=s -@it

)oad &est Perfor!ance Settin=s

-SC Buit Select "te! Shift.2 Chan=e Color .5 #ld Values

.4 #pti!al 7alues .1 &est perfor!ance 7alues .$6 Sa7eE-@it

Aou can use the cursor arrow keys to highlight any of the options

on the main menu page. %ress =#terto select the highlighted

option. To leave the setup utility, press the =s$%pekey. To cyclethrough the &etup 7tilitys optional color schemes hold down the

Shi(tkey and press 2.

&ome of the options on the main menu page lead to tables of items

with installed values. In these pages, use the cursor arrow keys to

highlight the items, and then use the -gpand -g+#keys to cyclethrough the alternate values for each of the items. -ther options on

the main menu page lead to dialog boxes which reHuire you to

answer Aes or No by hitting the Bor ; keys.

If you have already made changes to the setup utility, press 10tosave those changes and exit the utility. %ress 5to reset the

changes to the original values. %ress to install the setup utilitywith a set of default values. %ress 7to install the setup utility with

a set of high*performance values.

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Standard CMOS Setup Page

7se this page to set basic information such as the date, the time,

the I)5 devices, and the diskette drives. If you press the F3 key,

the system will automatically detect and configure the hard disks

on the I)5 channels.

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Pri Sla7e Auto #nSec Master Auto #nSec Sla7e Auto #n

.loppy Dri7e A $;33M& % $/2H

.loppy Dri7e & ot "nstalled

Month 'an : Dec (SC -@it

Day 6$ : %$ Select "te!

9ear $6$ : 26 PU0P090% Modify Shift;3' Color 38 Detect All ?DD

Date & Time Use these ite!s to set the syste! date and ti!e

Pri Master

Pri SlaveSec MasterSec Slave

Use these ite!s to confi=ure de7ices connected to

the Pri!ary and Secondary "D- channels; oconfi=ure an "D- hard dis( dri7e> chooseA+to; "f theA+tosettin= fails to find a hard dis( dri7e> set it toU$er> and then fill in the hard dis( characteristicsSiFe> Cyls> etc; !anually; "f you ha7e a CD*0#Mdri7e> select the settin= CD&OM; "f you ha7e an

AAP" de7ice ,ith re!o7able !edia e;=; a I"Pdri7e or an )S*$26 select Fo3tic.;

Floppy Drive AFloppy Drive B

Use these ite!s to set the siFe and capacity of thefloppy dis(ette dri7es installed in the syste!;

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d(anced Setup Page

7se this page to set more advanced information about your system.

Take some care with this page. !aking changes can affect the

operation of your computer.

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&ootUp u!*)oc( #n.loppy Dri7e S,ap Disabled.loppy Dri7e See( DisabledPass,ord Chec( Setup&oot o #S/2 J 43M& o)$ Cache -nabled)2 Cache -nabledSyste! &"#S Cacheable -nabled

-SC Buit Select "te!

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.5 #ld Values Shift.2 Color

.4 )oad #pti!al 7alues

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Trend ChipAwayir!s

his !ainboard has built*in 7irus protection in thefir!,are; Use this ite! to enable or disable thebuilt*in 7irus protection;

"!ic# Boot "f you enable this ite!> the syste! starts up !oreuic(ly be eli!ination so!e of the po,er on test

routines;

1stBoot Device2ndBoot Device3rdBoot Device

Use these ite!s to deter!ine the de7ice order theco!puter uses to loo( for an operatin= syste! toload at start*up ti!e;

Try $ther BootDevice

"f you enable this ite!> the syste! ,ill also searchfor other boot de7ices if it fails to find an operatin=syste! fro! the first t,o locations;

S%M%A%%T% 'or(ard Dis#s

-nable this ite! if any "D- hard dis(s support theS;M;A;0;; Self*Monitorin=> Analysis and 0eportin=echnolo=y feature;

Boot)p *!m+,oc#

his ite! deter!ines if the u! )oc( (ey is acti7eor inacti7e at syste! start*up ti!e;

Floppy DriveSwap

"f you ha7e t,o dis(ette dri7es installed and you

enable this ite!> dri7e A beco!es dri7e & and dri7e& beco!es dri7e A;

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Floppy DriveSee#

"f you enable this ite!> your syste! ,ill chec( allfloppy dis( dri7es at start up; Disable this ite!unless you are usin= an old %46K& dri7e;

Password Chec# "f you ha7e entered a pass,ord for the syste!> usethis ite! to deter!ine> if the pass,ord is reuired toenter the Setup Utility Set+3 or reuired both atstart*up and to enter the Setup Utility Aw.$;

Boot to $S-2 ./0MB

-nable this ite! if you are bootin= the #S/2operatin= syste! and you ha7e !ore than 43M& ofsyste! !e!ory installed;

,1-,2 Cache )ea7e these ite!s enabled since all the processorsthat can be installed on this board ha7e internal)$/)2 cache !e!ory;

System B$SCacheale

"f you enable this ite!> a se=!ent of the syste!&"#S ,ill be cached to !ain !e!ory for fastere@ecution;

Po#er Management Setup Page

This page sets some of the parameters for system power

management operation.

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Power

Manaement

Use this ite! to enable or disable a po,er

!ana=e!ent sche!e; "f you enable po,er!ana=e!ent> you can use the ite!s belo, to setthe po,er !ana=e!ent operation; &oth APM and

ACP" are supported;

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Standy Time $!t his sets the ti!eout for Standby !ode in!inutes; "f the ti!e selected passes ,ithout anysyste! acti7ity> the co!puter ,ill enter po,er*sa7in= Standby !ode;

S!spend Time $!t his sets the ti!eout for Suspend !ode in!inutes; "f the ti!e selected passes ,ithout anysyste! acti7ity> the co!puter ,ill enter po,er*sa7in= Suspend !ode;

Display Time $!t his sets the ti!eout for display de7ice in !inutes;"f the ti!e selected passes ,ithout any displayacti7ity> the display ,ill enter po,er*sa7in= !ode;

(ard Dis# Time$!t

his sets the ti!eout for hard dis( in !inutes; "fthe ti!e selected passes ,ithout any hard dis(acti7ity> the dis( ,ill enter po,er*sa7in= !ode;

in $n Power $n he syste! can be turned off ,ith a soft,areco!!and; "f you enable this ite!> the syste! canauto!atically resu!e if there is an inco!in= callon the .a@/Mode!; 9ou !ust use an A8 po,ersupply in order to use this feature;

4eyBoard Power$n

"f you enable this ite!> you can turn the syste! onand off by pressin= hot (eys on the (eyboard; 9ou!ust enable the Keyboard Po,er #n Lu!per inorder to use this feature;

TC Alarm Power$n - Date - (o!r -Min!te - Second

he syste! can be turned off ,ith a soft,areco!!and; "f you enable this ite!> the syste! canauto!atically resu!e at a fi@ed ti!e based on thesyste!s 0C realti!e cloc(; Use the ite!s

belo, this one to set the date and ti!e of the,a(e*up alar!; 9ou !ust use an A8 po,ersupply in order to use this feature;

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*oad &est Per+ormance Settings

If you select this item and press =#tera dialog box appears. If you

press B, and then =#ter, the &etup 7tility loads a set of best*

performance default values. These default values are Huite

demanding and your system might not function properly if you are

using slower memory chips or other low*performance components.

Features Setup Page

This page sets some of the parameters for peripheral devicesconnected to the system.

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AC1 Sound -nabledAC1 Mode! Auto#n&oard )A -nabledUS& .unction Support -nabledUS& .unction for D#S Disabled






$nBoard FDC Use this ite! to enable or disable the onboardfloppy dis( dri7e interface;

$nBoard SerialPort

Use this ite! to enable or disable the onboardC#M$ serial port> and to assi=n a port address;

$nBoard r Port Use this ite! to define the protocol for an infraredport if you ha7e installed an optional "0 port; hechoices are "rDA and ASK"0;

$noard ParallelPort

Use this ite! to enable or disable the onboard)P$ parallel port> and to assi=n a port address;he Auto settin= ,ill detect and a7ailable address;

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Parallel Port Mode Use this ite! to set the parallel port !ode; 9oucan select SPP Standard Parallel Port> -CP-@tended Capabilities Port> -PP -nhancedParallel Port> or -CP + -PP;

Parallel Port " Use this ite! to assi=n either "0B 5 or 1 to theparallel port;

Parallel Port DMA Use this ite! to assi=n a DMA channel to theparallel port; he options are 6> $ and %;

$nBoard 6amePort

Use this ite! to enable or disable the onboard=a!e port> and to assi=n a port address;

$nBoard MD Port Use this ite! to enable or disable the onboardM"D" port> and to assi=n a port address;

MD Port " Use this ite! to assi=n an "0B to the M"D" port;

$noard PC D7 Use this ite! to enable or disable either or both ofthe onboard Pri!ary and Secondary "D-channels;

AC89: So!nd his ite! enables or disables the onboard AC1audio chip;

AC89: Modem his ite! enables or disables the onboard AC1!ode! chip;

$nBorad ,A* his ite! enables or disables the onboard )Achip;

)SB F!nctionS!pport

-nable this ite! if you plan to use the US& portson this !ainboard;

)SB F!nction 'or

D$S

-nable this ite! if you plan to use the US& portson this !ainboard in a D#S en7iron!ent;

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CP! PnP Setup Page

This page lets you manually configure the mainboard for the %7.

The system will automatically detect the kind of %7 that you

have installed and make the appropriate adjustments to the items

on this page.

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CP) BA*D-Type-Core oltae-atio-Fre;!ency

hese ite!s sho, the (ind> core 7olta=e> ratio andfreuency of CPU that has installed in yoursyste!;

CP) Speed Use this ite! to set the CPU speed that hasinstalled in your syste!;

DAM Fre;!ency Use this ite! to set the freuency of D0AM thathas installed in your syste!;

;ote< If you manually set the wrong speed and the system wont

run properly, press the -%ge pkey while the system is booting

and a default setting will replace the incorrect %7 setting.

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,ard#are Monitor Page

This page sets some of the parameters for the hardware monitoring

function of this mainboard.

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CP) - SystemTemperat!re

hese ite!s display CPU and syste! te!perature!easure!ent;

FA*s & oltaeMeas!rements

hese ite!s indicate coolin= fan speeds in 0PMand the 7arious syste! 7olta=e !easure!ents;

C$ange Pass#ord

If you highlight this item and press =#ter, a dialog box appears

which lets you enter a &upervisor password. Aou can enter no more

than six letters or numbers. %ress =#terafter you have typed in the

password. $ second dialog box asks you to retype the password for

confirmation. %ress =#terafter you have retyped it correctly. The

password is then reHuired to access the &etup 7tility or for that and

at start*up, depending on the setting of the %assword heck item

in $dvanced &etup.

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Chan,e or emo7e the Pass+ord?ighlight this item, press 5nter and type in the current password.

$t the next dialog box, type in the new password, or just press

5nter to disable password protection.

E%it

?ighlight this item and press =#terto save the changes that you

have made in the &etup 7tility configuration and exit the program.

hen the &ave and 5xit dialog box appears, press Bto save and

exit, or press ;to exit without saving.

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4: Soft+are < Applications

Chapter 0

Soft+are < Applications

Introduction

The support software )*4-! that is included in the mainboard

package contains all the drivers and utility programs needed to

properly run our products. elow you can find a brief description

of each software program, and the location for your mainboard

version. !ore information on some programs is available in a45$)!5 file, located in the same directory as the software.

/( the oper%ti#g syste* "sed i# yo"r syste* is ?i#do)s :8, it

)ill %"to*%ti$%lly i#st%ll %ll the drivers %#d "tilities (or yo"r

&o%rd. &ee the $uto*Installing under indows /1 section.

Installing Support So+t#are

The software on the support )*4-! is for indows /0'NT'(222

and indows /1. The installation procedure differs depending on

which -perating &ystem you have, but the automatic installation isnow for in/1 only.

#nstallin, under =indo+s .>0N!0'???To install support software for indows /0'NT'(222 follow this

general procedure

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