Tyan Computer S2937, N3600T warranty CPU1 & CPU2 FAN Header CPU FAN1, CPU FAN2

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2.14 – CPU1 & CPU2 FAN Header (CPU FAN1, CPU FAN2)

Use these headers to connect the cooling fans to the motherboard to keep the CPU stable and reliable.

	Pin 1	Pin 2		Pin 3	Pin 4
	GND	+12V		Tachometer	Fan PWM (speed)
	GND	+12V		Tachometer	Control
					Control

2.15 – System FAN Headers (SYS FAN1/2/3/4/5/6/7)

Use these headers to connect the cooling fans to the motherboard to keep the system stable and reliable.

	Pin 1	Pin 2		Pin 3	Pin 4
	GND	+12V		Tachometer	Fan PWM (speed)
	GND	+12V		Tachometer	Control
					Control

Note: S2937 only support 4pin FAN PWM.

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Contents Thunder n3600T Table of Contents Appendix Glossary …………………………Page Technical Support Check the box contents Hardware Specifications CongratulationsIntegrated I/O Interfaces PowerIntegrated 2D/3D PCI Graphics Back Panel I/O PortsSoftware Specifications OS Operating Systems SupportBoard Installation How to install our products right… the first timeBoard Image Block Diagram Board Parts, Jumpers and Connectors Jumper settings JP2 JP3 JP1 Opma card supporting select header JP2 SAS Disable Jumper JP1Normal Default Clear Clear Cmos JP3Front Panel Header J26 JP10 JP9 JP11TPM Enable/ Disable Jumper JP11 Ipmb Connector IpmbLAN1/LAN2 Enable/ Disable Jumper JP9, JP10 Signal PinOnboard VGA Enable/ Disable Jumper JP8 CPU1 & CPU2 FAN Header CPU FAN1, CPU FAN2 System FAN Headers SYS FAN1/2/3/4/5/6/7Tyan Front Panel 2 for Barebones J15 LCD Module Header for Barebones J113J116 J118 J113 J111 J15 Fan Connector for Barebones J111 Tips on Installing Motherboard in Chassis Page Installing the Processors Back plate Assembly Page Processor Installation Page Installing the Memory Memory Installation Procedure Thermal Interface Material Heatsink Installation Procedures Type a CAM Lever Type InstallationFinishing Installing the Heatsink Type B Screw Retention Type HeatsinkAttaching Drive Cables Sata Drivers Drive does not power on Floppy DrivesInstalling Add-In Cards PCI-E x 16 slot w/ x 4 signal PCI-E x 16 slot w/ x 8 signalConnecting External Devices Description Left LED Right LEDInstalling the Power Supply Applying power to the board24-pin Pin Finishing Up Bios About the Bios Starting SetupCase of Problems Setup VariationsGetting Help Main Bios Setup Main System Time / System Date Installed O/S Reset Configuration DataAdvanced Node Interleave Hammer ConfigurationHT-LDT Frequency Dram Bank InterleaveAuto DQS Training Multiprocessor SpecificationECC Options Sub-Menu ECC Mode Processor Assisted VirtualizationsECC Multibit Error Detection ECC Error CheckingECC Error Log ChipKillMemory Controller Options Sub-Menu Mem Hole Remap Iommu SizeMemory Config Options Sub-Menu Mem Clock Mode Memory ClockIntegrated Devices USB Bios Legacy SupportInterrupt Mode USB ControlNV RAID Configuration Sub-Menu Sata port 0/1/2/3/4/5 RaidIDE Configuration Large Disk Access ModeLocal Bus IDE Adapter Type LBA Mode ControlPrimary Master / Slave Sub-Menu Multi-Sector TransfersTransfer Mode Ultra DMA ModeBit I/O Floppy Configuration Legacy Diskette a Selects floppy typeFloppy check Base I/O Address 5 I/O Device ConfigurationSerial Port a InterruptDMA Channel ModeParallel Port Floppy Disk ControllerAutoFan Mode Hardware Monitor / IpmiBaud Rate Console RedirectionCOM Port Address Console TypeEvent Log Validity DMI Event LoggingEvent Log Capacity View DMI Event LogSecurity Boot Boot Device Priority Boot Priority Order Excluded from boot orderEndLess PXE Loop Power Button Off PowerEnable Acpi After Power FailureSata Spread Spectrum Spread Spectrum Tgio Spread SpectrumLDT Spread Spectrum CPU PLL Spread SpectrumAcpimcfg Table Acpi Table High Precision Event timerAMD PowerNow Acpi Srat TableExit Page Diagnostics Flash UtilityMemory, Video, CPU Phoenix Bios Post Code Code Beeps / DescriptionPEM Page Appendix I How to Make a Driver Diskette NVidia ====Choose Chipset Model==== NVidia Nvraid Glossary Page Page Page Page Technical Support