Intel Raptor AT manual Address, Post Code Display

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Raptor AT – Installation Guide

Table D-1 Watchdog Timer Selection

Watchdog	JP10		JP10			JP10
Type	1-2		3-4			5-6
Hardware	Closed		Open			Open
Disabled*	Open		Closed			Open
Software	Open		Open			Closed
* Manufacturer's Settings.
Table D-2 Watchdog Time-out Selection

Watchdog	JP8		JP8			JP8
Timeout	1-2		2-3			3-4
1200 ms*	Closed		Open			Open
600 ms	Open		Closed			Open
150 ms	Open		Open			Closed
* Manufacturer's Settings.
Table D-3 Watchdog Address Selection

Watchdog	JP6					JP6
Address	1-2				2-3
110h*	Closed					Open
310h	Open				Closed

* Manufacturer's Settings.

Post Code Display

The POST code display is a device implemented on the Raptor AT to help on failure diagnostics. A POST code is transmitted by the BIOS during the POST (Power On Self Test). It is a number that refers to the state or test condition of a circuit or group of circuits. Knowing the results of these tests (hence the POST code) can be very important in debugging a system.

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Contents Raptor AT Page Pre-Configuration ChapterAppendix a Technical Specifications Appendix B Flash Bios Programming Appendix C Disk-On-ChipAppendix D On-Board Industrial Appendix E On-BoardRaptor AT Installation Guide System Board Pre-Configuration IntroductionStatic Electricity Warning Memory CPU SupportSupported Bus Clocks On-Board I/OConventions Used in this Manual On-Board EthernetPre-Configuration Static WarningRaptor AT Installation Guide Jumper Types Jumper Locations Jumper LocationsFlash Bios Write Protect Cmos ResetReset Cmos Normal Clear Cmos Flash Write-protect Enabled DisabledClock Speed Selection Watchdog Timer SelectionTimeout Clock JP11Ethernet Selection Enabled Disabled ATX Power Supply EnhancementsAddress 110h Closed Open 310h Raptor AT Memory Configuration CPU InstallationDesigning for thermal performance Fan HeatsinkInstalling Peripheral Cables Disk-on-Chip installationInstalling Cables Power and Control Panel Cables Airflow managementPre-Configuration Location of Components and Connectors Index of Connectors Connector DescriptionUsers Notes Using the Keyboard with Bios Setup SetupStarting Bios Setup Bios Setup Main MenuStandard Setup Date/TimeFloppy Drive A, B Quick Boot Advanced Cmos SetupBoot Sector Virus Protection Pri Master Pri Slave Sec Master Sec SlaveFloppy Access Control Try Other Boot DevicesInitial Display Mode Hard Disk Access ControlFloppy Drive Swap Boot Up Num LockA.R.T. for Hard Disks Floppy Drive SeekWait for F1 If Error Password CheckBoot to OS/2 Primary DisplayInternal Cache Advanced Chipset SetupSystem Bios Cacheable C000,16K Shadow C400,16K ShadowPCI 1 to PCI 0 Access BX/GX Master Latency Timer ClksMulti-Trans Timer Clks USB KB/Mouse Legacy SupportDram Integrity Mode Aperture Access Global EnablePCI 0 Agent to Aperture Access Memory Autosizing Support Sdram RAS# to CAS# Delay16bit I/O Recovery Time Power Down SdramSearch for MDA Resources Bit I/O Recovery Time Sdram Precharge ControlPower Management Setup Green PC Monitor Power State Power Management/APMPower button Function Video Power Down ModeStandby Timeout Power Saving TypeStandby / Suspend Timer Unit Suspend TimeoutLAN Wake-Up PCI/Plug and Play SetupPCI Latency Timer PCI Clocks Plug and Play Aware OSPCI IDE Bus Master PCI VGA Palette SnoopAllocate IRQ to PCI VGA Off-board PCI IDE CardOff-board PCI IDE Secondary IRQ DMA ChannelReserved Memory Address Peripheral SetupReserved Memory Size PCI Device Search OrderParallel Port Mode Serial Port2 ModeInfra-Red Transmission Mode Onboard Serial Port1EPP Version CPU Current TemperatureCPU Overheat Warning Temperature Parallel Port IRQCPU Fan Secondary Fan Change User PasswordAuto Detect Hard Disk Onboard IDEChange Supervisor Password Auto Configuration with Fail-Safe Settings Save Settings and ExitExit without Saving Chapter Upgrading Upgrading the System MemoryUpgrading the Microprocessor Users Notes Bios Appendix aSystem Memory Embedded I/O Industrial Devices MiscellaneousForm Factor Control Panel ConnectionsCPU Socket PCB ConstructionAddress Range Size Description Decimal Hexadecimal Memory MapDMA Channels Data Width System ResourceMap Address hex DescriptionPCI Configuration Space Map On-board DevicesBus # Device # Function # Description Signal InterruptsPCI Interrupt Routing Map Connectors Pin-out Device Slave AddressPin# Serial Ports DB9M J36 and J37 Ethernet Header J31Pin# Parallel DB25F J13 Pin#HDD LED Appendix B Flash Bios Programming Beeps Description Appendix C Disk-On-Chip Users Notes Software Reset Watchdog TimerHardware Reset Appendix D On-Board Industrial DevicesAddress Post Code DisplayPost Checkpoint Codes Checkpoint Description CodeTable 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