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Translation Mode

Modern hard-disks have more cylinders than maximum number of cylinders permitted by DOS, so, theoretically, a DOS machine couldn’t use a modern big-sized hard disk. This problem is solved using a special addressing mechanism. This “mechanism” is called translation. The most common translation methods are LBA (Logical Block Addressing) and ECHS (Enhanced

Cylinders - Heads - Sectors).

 

Option

 

Description

Note

 

LBA (*)

 

LBA translation

Default setting for both

 

 

 

 

ATAPI Units (Master1 &

 

 

 

 

Slave1)

 

ECHS

 

Extended CHS translation

(*) = Default setting

 

 

 

Cylinders

Number of hard-disk cylinders (normally written on the disk label). If the autodetection is used (suggested method!), the cylinders value is ignored by the BIOS.

Option

Description

Note

0..65536

Number of cylinders

0 is the default setting for

 

 

both ATAPI Units (Master1

 

 

& Slave1)

Heads

Number of hard-disk heads (normally written on the disk label). If the autodetection is used (suggested method!), the heads value is ignored by the BIOS.

Option

Description

Note

0..64

Number of heads

0 is the default setting for

 

 

both ATAPI Units (Master1

 

 

& Slave1)

Sect/Tr

Number of sectors per track (normally written on the disk label). If the autodetection is used, the sectors value is ignored by the BIOS.

Option

Description

Note

0..255

Number of sectors per track

0 is the default setting for

 

 

both ATAPI Units (Master1

 

 

& Slave1)

Size (MB)

This is the hard-disk size, in Mbytes, calculated by the BIOS, using either the autodetect method or the user hand-written values (for cylinders, heads and sectors).

Note: the size cannot be changed directly by the user.

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Contents Spacepc 1232 Series About this Manual Table of Contents Options Explanation EMI Caution Product Overview CPU-1232 CPU-1232 SpacePC 1232 Functional Block DiagramProduct Definition VGA interface PeripheralsLCD-TFT interface Jumper Description Jumper Layout and ConfigurationPIN# Type Function DefaultConnectors Layout Connectors DescriptionISA BUS PC/XT Connector FunctionIDE/DOM VGAISA BUS J1 and J2 for the ISA BusModule Stack ¾ Multifunction J3 Multifunction ConnectorJ3 for Multifunction & J14 for Mouse ƒ System reset Pin Signalƒ External Battery Pinƒ Power button J14 Mouse ConnectorPin # MsclkMultifunction Adapter both sides Parvus Multifunction Adapter10N.C RespbinKbdat Kbclk GND Battin Msclk GND MsdatJ4 for Parallel or FDD Pin Signal Function In/out DB25Floppy Function Signal In/out Pin PD7 MSB PD6BSY SlctGND PIN1 J5 and J6 Serial Port InterfacesRS422 Pin Function DB25Function In/out RS485J7 for 2 x USB J7 for 2 x USB, J8 for AUDIO-CODECJ8 for AC97 Audio port Section Sdatain Connector#FunctionParvus USB/AC97-AudioCODEC Adapter J9 IDE Connector J9 IDE Connector, JP10 IDE LED ConnectorUSB1 USB2Pin SignalFunction JP10 IDE LED ConnectorPin Signal Function J10 VGA ConnectorResolution Simultaneous Colors Refresh Rate12VDC J11 Auxiliary Power Connector+12VDC ATX Power Supply J13 Fan power supply connectorJ18 for Ethernet Net drivers J19 LCD-TFT Section 640x480 16bpp 64K colors 800x600 8bpp 256 colors 1024x768 Page Setup Program How to use the Setup program Setup pages Time GeneralExpansion Socket DateFloppy disks Keyboard Quick BootDiskOnChip Map ƒ USB Boot Try SequenceDram Memory Speed Floppy Controller = Default settingEide Port Video MemoryAudio Network AdapterPS/2 Mouse MPU-401 CommunicationsSerial Ports 1 Parallel Port Atapi Units LBA Echs Error on Floppy Disks Error on KeyboardError on Video Error on Real Time Clock Error on Fixed DisksPage For Last Versions Visit Site How to update the BIOS. The SSDPlease Note How to update the Bios the Btool ProgramOptions Explanation \BTOOL /D a Btool /D B Integrated Solid State DiskVirtual Peripherals Virtual Peripherals modeVirtual Peripherals connection Local and redirected peripheralsDB25 Signal Parallel PIN Nr Port Signal Function PIN NrPC/104 serial interface Host PC serial interfaceNow turn on the SpacePC 1232 module Important note Watchdog Timer Watchdog modalities Bios INT 52h functions 0Ch, 0Dh, 0EhSuper I/O registers programming MOVINC OUT DX, ALAL, DX MOV BL, ALWatchdog time-out pin Troubleshooting SpacePC 1232 Module will not boot Common Problems and SolutionsSpacePC 1232 Module will not boot from DiskOnModule SpacePC 1232 Module erratic operationDate and time not saved when power is off Troubleshooting a PC/104 SystemTechnical/Sales Assistance Two hard drives will not work, but one doesMaterial Authorization RMA number Returning For ServiceOperating Characteristics Electrical and Environmental SpecificationsElectrical Operating Characteristics Operating Temperature RangeBattery Backup Characteristics Power ConsumptionAbsolute Maximum Ratings Frequency 64MB 128 MBCPU Dimensions Mechanical Dimensions43,6 12.7 41.5 13.0 FDD Adapter DimensionsFDD Adapter Dimensions USB Audio Codec Dimensions31.0 49.0 43.4 11.9 Ethernet Adapter DimensionsEthernet Adapter Dimensions Multifunction Adapter DimensionsGround the Instrument Safety SummaryDo Not Substitute Parts or Modify Equipment Disclaimer of WarrantyFlammability EMI CautionLife Support Policy ReliabilityPage Acronyms and Abbreviations Limited Warranty