Intel Raptor AT Chapter Upgrading, Upgrading the System Memory, Upgrading the Microprocessor

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	Chapter 3: Upgrading
Chapter 3	Upgrading

Upgrading the System Memory

The Raptor AT allows an upgrade of the system memory with up to 384MB unbuffered SDRAM and up to 768MB registered SDRAM DIMM modules. ECC and non-ECC modules are supported. PC100 memory modules are recommended, but required for PIII or 100MHz FSB operation. The Raptor AT offers 3 DIMM memory sockets. It is very important that the quality of the DIMM is good. Undesirable operation of the system may result if poor quality DIMMs are used. Always purchase your memory from a reliable source.

Upgrading the Microprocessor

The latest revision of the Raptor AT currently supports socket PGA370 architecture Intel Celeron Processors and PIII PGA processors. Please, check the manufacturer’s web site for details and revisions regarding CPU speed.

Since the Raptor AT features CPU auto-sensing device there is only one jumper to be set when changing the CPU, JP11, if it's no set to auto. This jumper is the Clock Speed selector.

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Contents Raptor AT Page Chapter Pre-ConfigurationAppendix B Flash Bios Programming Appendix C Disk-On-Chip Appendix a Technical SpecificationsAppendix E On-Board Appendix D On-Board IndustrialRaptor AT Installation Guide Introduction System Board Pre-ConfigurationStatic Electricity Warning On-Board I/O CPU SupportSupported Bus Clocks MemoryOn-Board Ethernet Conventions Used in this ManualStatic Warning Pre-ConfigurationRaptor AT Installation Guide Jumper Types Jumper Locations Jumper LocationsFlash Write-protect Enabled Disabled Cmos ResetReset Cmos Normal Clear Cmos Flash Bios Write ProtectClock JP11 Watchdog Timer SelectionTimeout Clock Speed SelectionAddress 110h Closed Open 310h Ethernet Selection Enabled DisabledATX Power Supply Enhancements CPU Installation Raptor AT Memory ConfigurationFan Heatsink Designing for thermal performanceAirflow management Disk-on-Chip installationInstalling Cables Power and Control Panel Cables Installing Peripheral CablesPre-Configuration Location of Components and Connectors Connector Description Index of ConnectorsUsers Notes Bios Setup Main Menu SetupStarting Bios Setup Using the Keyboard with Bios SetupFloppy Drive A, B Standard SetupDate/Time Pri Master Pri Slave Sec Master Sec Slave Advanced Cmos SetupBoot Sector Virus Protection Quick BootHard Disk Access Control Try Other Boot DevicesInitial Display Mode Floppy Access ControlFloppy Drive Seek Boot Up Num LockA.R.T. for Hard Disks Floppy Drive SwapPrimary Display Password CheckBoot to OS/2 Wait for F1 If ErrorC000,16K Shadow C400,16K Shadow Advanced Chipset SetupSystem Bios Cacheable Internal CacheUSB KB/Mouse Legacy Support BX/GX Master Latency Timer ClksMulti-Trans Timer Clks PCI 1 to PCI 0 AccessSdram RAS# to CAS# Delay Aperture Access Global EnablePCI 0 Agent to Aperture Access Memory Autosizing Support Dram Integrity ModeSdram Precharge Control Power Down SdramSearch for MDA Resources Bit I/O Recovery Time 16bit I/O Recovery TimePower Management Setup Video Power Down Mode Power Management/APMPower button Function Green PC Monitor Power StateSuspend Timeout Power Saving TypeStandby / Suspend Timer Unit Standby TimeoutPlug and Play Aware OS PCI/Plug and Play SetupPCI Latency Timer PCI Clocks LAN Wake-UpOff-board PCI IDE Card PCI VGA Palette SnoopAllocate IRQ to PCI VGA PCI IDE Bus MasterDMA Channel Off-board PCI IDE Secondary IRQPCI Device Search Order Peripheral SetupReserved Memory Size Reserved Memory AddressOnboard Serial Port1 Serial Port2 ModeInfra-Red Transmission Mode Parallel Port ModeParallel Port IRQ CPU Current TemperatureCPU Overheat Warning Temperature EPP Version Onboard IDE Change User Password Auto Detect Hard Disk CPU Fan Secondary FanChange Supervisor Password Exit without Saving Auto Configuration with Fail-Safe SettingsSave Settings and Exit Upgrading the Microprocessor Chapter UpgradingUpgrading the System Memory Users Notes System Memory BiosAppendix a Embedded I/O Miscellaneous Industrial DevicesPCB Construction Control Panel ConnectionsCPU Socket Form FactorData Width System Resource Memory MapDMA Channels Address Range Size Description Decimal HexadecimalAddress hex Description MapBus # Device # Function # Description PCI Configuration Space MapOn-board Devices PCI Interrupt Routing Map SignalInterrupts Device Slave Address Connectors Pin-outEthernet Header J31 Pin# Serial Ports DB9M J36 and J37Pin# Pin# Parallel DB25F J13HDD LED Appendix B Flash Bios Programming Beeps Description Appendix C Disk-On-Chip Users Notes Appendix D On-Board Industrial Devices Watchdog TimerHardware Reset Software ResetPost Code Display AddressCheckpoint Description Code Post Checkpoint CodesTable D-5 Bootblock Recovery Codes Table D-6 Uncompressed Initialization Codes Memory refresh line is toggling. Checking 3Ah Performing the DMA controller 2 base register test next Winbios Adaptor ROM had control and has now returned Table D-7 Bus Checkpoint Codes Bits Description Appendix E On-Board Ethernet Users Notes Page MN-RBXAT-03