Tyan Computer Q35T, S5520 warranty Cmos J14 Clear Cmos Jumper Normal Default

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CMOS (J14): Clear CMOS Jumper

1 3

Normal (Default)

1 3

Clear

Use this jumper when you have forgotten your system/setup password or need to clear the system BIOS settings.

How to clear the CMOS data:

-Power off system and disconnect the power supply from the AC source

-Use jumper cap to close Pin 2 and 3 for several seconds to Clear CMOS

-Replace jumper cap to close Pin 1 and 2 Reconnect the power supply to the AC source

-Power on system

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Contents Version Toledo q35T S5220Diagnostics Table of ContentsBoard Installation Bios SetupCheck the box contents Page Introduction Hardware SpecificationsCongratulations External I/O Ports Power SupplyMemory System ManagementHow to install our products right… the first time Board InstallationBoard Image Toledo q35T S5220 Block DiagramJumper Legend Board Parts, Jumpers and ConnectorsFront Panel Connector for Barebone Jumper/Connector FunctionUSB Front Panel Connector Front Panel ConnectorCPUFAN1 FAN5 FAN2 FAN3 TYFP1 J37 Front Panel Header CPUFAN1/FAN2~FAN6 4-pin Fan Connector with TachometerJ24 Aux. Power Connector for Tyan Riser Card M2061 LCM J30 LCM Header for BarebonePage COM2 J29 COM2 Header USB3/USB4/USB5/USB6 USB Front Panel ConnectorSATA1/2/3/4/5/6 Serial ATA Connector FP-AUDIO J5 Front Panel Audio ConnectorJ52 J50 J50/J52 TYFP2 J28 Front Panel Connector for BareboneTYFP3 J31 Front Panel Connector for Barebone J50/J52/TYFAN J27 Fan Connector for BareboneCmos Cmos J14 Clear Cmos Jumper Normal Default Tips on Installing Motherboard in Chassis Installing the Memory Memory Installation Procedure Processor Installation LGA 775 Socket Installing the Processor and Cooling FanCooling Fan Installation Page Attaching IDE Drive Cable Attaching Drive CablesInstalling Add-In Cards Installing Optional SO-DIMM modules Onboard LAN LED Color Definition Connecting External DevicesApplying power to the board Installing the Power SupplyFinishing Up About the Bios Bios SetupStarting Setup Setup Variations Case of ProblemsGetting Help Main Bios Setup Legacy Diskette a System Time / Date setupInstalled Memory/Available to OS/Used by devices MainType LBA Mode ControlMulti-Sector Transfers Ultra DMA Mode Transfer ModeBit I/O Cache Video Bios Area Cache System Bios AreaMemory Cache Cache Base 512-640K Cache Base 0-512KCache Extended Memory Area Boot-time Diagnostic Screen Boot FeaturesHalt on Errors Keyboard Error ReportExtended Memory Testing QuickBoot ModeAdvanced Reset Configuration DataLarge Disk Access Mode Enables support for legacy USB Options Enabled / DisabledWatchdog Timer WatchDog ModeAdvanced Chipset Control Memory Reclaiming Default Primary Video AdapterDvmt 4.0 Mode Enable Multimedia TimerSata Ahci Legacy Enable Native Mode OperationSata RAID Enable Sata Ahci EnableUSB Dev #26 Controls Dev #26 Options Fun #0, 1, 2, 7 / Fun#0, 7 / Fun#0, 1, 7 / DisabledIntegrated Device Control Sub-Menu USB Dev #29 Controls Dev #29LAN Control Sub-Menu Initialize device expansion ROM Options Disabled / EnabledLAN1 / LAN2 Option ROM Scan Read only PCI Express Sub-MenuPCI Express Graphics Port PCI-E1 Sub-MenuPCI Express Port #1 PCI-E2 Sub-MenuHyperthreading Single Logical Proc. ModeAdvanced Processor Options This section allows you to fine-tune the processor optionsPeci Interface C1 Enhanced ModeNo Execute Mode Mem Protection Processor Power ManagementBase I/O Address Device ConfigurationFloppy disk Controller Serial Port A/BView DMI Event Log DMI Event LoggingEvent Log Capacity Event Log ValidityAuto Fan Control FAN Fail LED IndicatorHardware Monitor Items can not be modified in user mode. Read onlyVoltage Monitoring Sub-Menu System Event Logging Ipmi Specification Version / BMC Firmware VersionBios Post Errors IpmiWatch dog timer value Options 10 Bios Post WatchdogOS Boot Watchdog Timer for loading OS SECV5VSB System Event Log list mode Sub-MenuSystemp Realtime Sensor Data Sub-MenuBaud Rate Flow Control Enables Flow ControlConsole Redirection Com Port AddressSecurity Power Excluded from boot order BootBoot Priority Order It shows the boot priority for installed devicesExit Memory, Video, CPU DiagnosticsBeep Codes Flash UtilityCode Beeps / Description Phoenix Bios Post CodeBios shadow Caches 30h Code Beeps / Description Overview Appendix Smdc InformationHow Smdc and TSO Work Features of Tyan Server ManagementGlossary Page Page Mirroring see RAID Page Striping see RAID Technical Support Returning Merchandise for Service Document # D1922-110