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Chapter 4

BIOS Setup Utility

>Fourth IDE Slave: – [Not Detected] or [Device Type]

The descriptions used for the Primary IDE Master are the same for the Fourth IDE Slave except where noted.

∗If the BIOS does not detect a device on the Fourth IDE Slave channel [Not Detected] will be displayed. You can still go to the submenu to set options for an IDE device.

∗If the BIOS auto detects a IDE device, the device will be displayed [Hard Disk for example] with the parameters automatically selected.

♦Type – [Not Installed], [Auto], [CD/DVD], or [ARMD]

∗If [Not Installed] appears due to Not Detected, the balance of the options for Fourth IDE Slave may not appear on screen.

♦LBA/Large Mode – [Disabled] or [Auto]

♦Block (Multi-Sector Transfer) – [Disabled] or [Auto]

♦PIO Mode – [Auto], [0], [1], [2], [3], or [4]

♦DMA Mode – [Auto], [SWDMA0], [SWDMA01], [SWDMA2], [MWDMA0], [MWDMA1], [MWDMA2], [UDMA0], [UDMA1], [UDMA2], [UDMA3], [UDMA4], [UDMA5], or [UDMA6]

♦S.M.A.R.T. – [Auto], [Disabled], or [Enabled]

♦32Bit Data Transfer – [Disabled] or [Enabled]

•Hard Disk Write Protect – [Disabled] or [Enabled]

This field protects the hard disk drive from being overwritten.

∗If [Disabled] is selected, the HDD operates normally, allowing Read, Write, and Erase functions to be performed on the IDE hard disk drive.

∗If [Enabled] is selected, the BIOS is prevents the IDE HDD from being erased.

•IDE Detect Time Out (Sec) – [0], [5], [10], [15], [20], [25], [30], or [35]

The field determines how long the BIOS searches for the available IDE devices on the specified channels. Some IDE HDDs take the BIOS longer to locate than others, but this field allows you fine-tune the settings to allow for faster boot times.

∗If [0] is selected, the BIOS does not search for an IDE device. This is the best setting to use if the onboard IDE controllers are set to a specific IDE HDD in the BIOS.

∗If [5] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 5 seconds. A large majority of ultra ATA HDDs can be detected with within 5 seconds.

∗If [10] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 10 seconds.

∗If [15] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 15 seconds.

∗If [20] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 20 seconds.

∗If [25] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 25 seconds.

∗If [30] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 30 seconds.

∗If [35] is selected, the BIOS stops searching for an IDE device after 35 seconds. This is the default setting and is the recommended setting when all IDE connectors are set to Auto.

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Contents XTX Computer On Module Reference Manual Audience Assumptions Contents Index List of Figures List of Tables Reference Manual XTX Specifications Purpose of this ManualReference Material XTX 820 Support Products Related Ampro ProductsAmpro XTX Products Ampro ETX ProductsOther Ampro Products Chapter ETX→ Concept and XTX Extension Chapter Product OverviewHardware Design Path Product DescriptionBoard Features Chapter Chapter COM1 COM2 Block DiagramChip Type Mfg Model Description Function Major Integrated Circuits ICsCPU GmhcSignals Description Connector DefinitionsPhysical Specifications SpecificationsMechanical Specifications DimensionEnvironmental Specifications Power SpecificationsThermal/Cooling Solutions Parameter GHz ULV Celeron GHz LV Pentium M CharacteristicsOverview HardwareMemory CPU U1Available Typical Interrupt Source Connected to Pin Memory MapAddress Range Decimal Hex SizeAddress Range Size Description Decimal Hex Address MapAddress hex Size Available Description 0CFC 0CFFSignal PCI Bus Interface Connector J1PCI Bus Pin #PME GNTDevsel FrameAD9 GNDCBE0 AD6REQ CLKCBE3 CBE2CBE1 J1 Pin # Signal Description Signal Description Pin #Universal Serial Bus USB Serial Interrupt RequestPin # Signal Description VCC0 GNT0VCC1 SerirqVCC2 AoutrVCC3 ReservedVCC5 VCC4PCI Express/ExpressCards PCI Express Interface J2Additional Universal Serial Bus USB Ports Serial ATAExtended System Management LPC InterfacePCIREQ#A PCIGNT#AFantachoin FanpwmoutEXC1RST# Fan tachometer input Signal 34-Pin Description Pin # Cable Primary I/O Interface J3Floppy Port Parallel Port Signal DB25 Description Pin #Serial Ports 1 PS/2 Keyboard Infrared IrDA PortPS/2 Mouse CTS2Video Interface Internal Graphics FeaturesCRT Interface Video EngineLvds Interface J3 Pin # Signal Description TV Out Component and S-Video Comp Floppy Write Protect Senses the diskette is write protected MOT DRVIDE Ports IDE and Auxiliary Interface J4Pideior PideiowPiderdy CblidpTX+ Ethernet Port InterfaceLiled ActledPower Control Signals Power Management SignalsSpeaker SMBus I2C Bus Real Time Clock RTC/BatteryMatrix Component Address Binary GND2 I2DATGND4 GPE1GND5 GND7VCC6 RXD GPE2RXD+ TXDSdvo Port MiscellaneousTemperature Monitoring Serial Console Remote AccessWatchdog Timer WDT Power and Sleep States Power InputPower-On Switch PwrokSleep States Acpi Signal/Device Condition Wake Up ActivitiesGEP1 Introduction Accessing Bios Setup Utility VGA DisplayBios Setup Utility Menu Item/Topic Accessing Bios Setup Utility Remote AccessBios Main Setup Screen Bios MenusKey Description ESCAcpi Configuration Bios Advanced Setup ScreenPCI IRQ Resource Exclusion PCI ConfigurationSerial ATA in Enhanced/Native Mode Parallel ATA in Enhanced/Native ModeAzalia Intel High Definition Audio Graphics Configuration Flat Panel Resolution BITs AutoChipset Configuration CPU ConfigurationInterface Configuration PCI Express ConfigurationClock Configuration Primary IDE Master Not Detected or Device Type IDE ConfigurationChapter Bios Setup Utility Secondary IDE Master Not Detected or Device Type Primary IDE Slave Not Detected or Device TypeThird IDE Master Not Detected or Device Type Secondary IDE Slave Not Detected or Device TypeFourth IDE Master Not Detected or Device Type Third IDE Slave Not Detected or Device TypeFourth IDE Slave Not Detected or Device Type Module Version USB Devices Enabled Drives None USB ConfigurationUSB Mass Storage Device Configuration Bios Post Keyboard/Mouse ConfigurationHardware Health Configuration Watchdog ConfigurationHardware Health Event Monitoring Chapter Bios Setup Utility Bios Boot Setup Screen Boot Priority Selection Device Based or Type BasedBoot Device Priority Boot Settings Configuration Loss Control feature To clear Supervisor password Bios Security Setup ScreenHard Disk Security APM Bios Power Setup ScreenChapter Bios Setup Utility Exit Options Bios Exit Setup ScreenLoading Defaults Reference Manual XTX Method Contact Information Appendix a Technical SupportAppendix a Appendix B LAN Boot Feature Initializing Intel R Boot Agent FE PXE v2.0 Build 0xx WfM Accessing the LAN PXE Boot FeaturePress F12 if you want to boot from the Network Alternate Method of Selecting LAN BootReference Manual XTX J6 Sdvo Appendix C Connector Part NumbersAppendix C PCI AcpiUSB CD-ROMRTC Real Time Clock RTC Reference material WDT

XTX 820 specifications

Ampro Corporation has made a significant mark in the world of embedded systems with its versatile XTX 820 embedded computing module. The XTX 820 is designed to cater to a wide array of applications, ranging from industrial automation to medical devices, providing developers with a powerful yet compact solution.

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Security is increasingly critical in embedded systems, and Ampro has integrated robust security features into the XTX 820. This includes support for hardware-based security solutions, which can protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access. Such characteristics make the module a suitable choice for industries where data integrity is paramount.

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In conclusion, the Ampro Corporation XTX 820 embedded computing module emerges as a versatile platform that combines performance, memory flexibility, robust connectivity, and enhanced security features. Its design is tailored to meet the demands of various industries, making it a reliable choice for developers looking for advanced embedded solutions.
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