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Figure 6-23: Ethernet Driver is Installed

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Contents

User’s Manual 3301690Revision History Copyright Notice Table of Contents Connectors and Jumpers Reset Cmos Jumper 145 Index 3301690 CPU Board Board Overview List of Figures130 127128 129167 163164 165List of Tables 155 150154 List of Bios Menus SPD GlossaryIntroduction 2 3301690 CPU Board Benefits 3 3301690 CPU Board Features3301690 CPU Board Overview 1 3301690 CPU Board Applications3301690 CPU Board CPU Card Overview 1 3301690 CPU Board ConnectorsBios Technical SpecificationsSpecification Optional Audio Interfaces Physical DimensionsOperating Temperature Technical SpecificationsDetailed Specifications Celeron D Compatible GAI BackplanesCPU Support 1 P4 PrescottIntel ICH6 Southbridge Chipset Onboard ChipsetsNorthbridge and Southbridge Chipsets Intel 915GV Northbridge ChipsetGraphics Support Data FlowPCI Express PCI-E Ethernet Memory SupportPCI Bus Interface Support Ethernet ConnectionFloppy Disk Drive FDD Drive InterfacesSata Drives HDD InterfacesInfrared Data Association IrDA Interface Serial PortsReal Time Clock System MonitoringOptional Audio Interface BiosOperating Temperature and Temperature Control Power ConsumptionPackaged Contents and Optional Accessory Items Connectors and Jumpers 1 3301690 CPU Board Overview Peripheral Interface ConnectorsPeripheral Interface Connectors FDD Connector Internal Peripheral ConnectorsFDD Connector Location FDD Connector PinoutsIDE1 IDE ConnectorsIDE Connector Pinouts COM1, COM2 COM PortsLPT1 Internal COM Port Connector PinoutsParallel Port PIN DescriptionCN Pinouts See Table LPT Connector PinoutsCN Location CN Type 2x5 pin header CN Location See Figure CN Pinouts DIO ConnectorDIO1 DIO Connector Pinouts Internal USB ConnectorsCooling Fan USB Port Connector PinoutsCooling Fan Connector Locations Cooling Fan Connector PinoutsPIN no Description Backplane to Mainboard ATX ConnectorATXCTL1 Connector Pin Outs CN Type 2x7 pin header CN Location System Front Panel ConnectorSystem Panel Connector Pinouts CN3CN Type 1x5 pin header CN Location IrDA ConnectorIR1 11 IrDA Connector Location 10 IrDA Connector Pinouts11 Sata Connector Pinouts Sata Drive Connectors CN14 & CN1512 Sata Connector Locations DVI1 DVI Digital Visual Interface Connector12 DVI Connector Pinouts 13 DVI1 Connector Location LAN State LED Connector14 Jlanled Connector Locations 13 Jlanled Connector PinoutsCN Type 2x5 pin header CN Location 14 AC’97 Connector14 JAUDIO1 Connector Pinouts JAUDIO115 Jaudio Connector Location Keyboard Connector16 KB1 Connector Location 15 KB1 Connector PinoutsCPU12V ATX-12V Power Source Connector16 ATX Connector Pinouts KBMS1 External Rear Panel Connectors1 PS/2 Connector LAN1, LAN2 USB ConnectorEthernet Connector USBYellow VGA ConnectorStatus Description StatusCN Location See -18 labeled number 21 VGA Connector PinoutsOnboard Jumpers JP1 Clear Cmos Reset Cmos JumperLabel Purpose JCMOS122 JCMOS1 Jumper Location Installation and Configuration Installation Notices Installation ConsiderationsUnpacking Unpacking PrecautionsChecklist 3301690 CPU Card Installation CPU Installation CPU Installation CPU Selection HT Functionality RequirementsIntel LGA775 Socket Open the CPU Socket Load Plate Cooling Kit Cooling Kit CF-520 InstallationSecuring the heatsink to the PCB board Memory Configuration Rules Dimm Module Installation Purchasing the Memory ModuleDual Memory Channel Configuration Options Dimm Module ConfigurationsQuantity Dimm Module InstallationIDE Disk Drive Connector IDE1 Peripheral Device ConnectionFloppy Drive Connector FDD1 Chassis InstallationUSB Connection USBC6 Rear Panel ConnectorsLCD Panel Connection VGA1 Ethernet Connection LAN1 and LAN2AMI Bios Setup Key Function Starting SetupUsing Setup IntroductionGetting Help Unable to Reboot After Configuration ChangesBios Menu Bar Bios Navigation KeysMain Bios Menu 1 Main System OverviewAdvanced System Overview field also has two user configurable fieldsBios Menu 2 Advanced CPU ConfigurationBios Menu 3 CPU Configuration Advanced Execute Disable Bit Enabled Max Cupid Value Limit DisabledDisabled EnabledBios Menu 4 IDE Configuration Advanced IDE ConfigurationHyper Threading Technology Disabled Hard Disk Write Protect Disabled Host IDE Master and IDE SlaveIDE Detect Time Out Sec ATA PI 80Pin Cable Detection Host & DeviceArmd LBA/Large Mode Auto DisabledAuto CD/DVD32Bit Data Transfer Enabled Disabled Block Multi Sector Transfer Auto DisabledPIO Mode Auto DMA Mode AutoBios Menu 6 Floppy Configuration Advanced Floppy ConfigurationFloppy Drive Swap Disabled Super IO ConfigurationASK IR 278 Hardware Health ConfigurationParallel Port Address Disabled 378Disables the health monitoring function Acpi Configuration Bios Menu 9 Acpi Configuration Advanced Acpi Aware O/S Yes S3 STR General Acpi ConfigurationMPS Configuration Bios Menu 11 MPS Configuration Advanced MPS Revision Remote Access ConfigurationIf selected, no configuration options will appear Flow Control None Serial Port Mode 115200 8,n,1Serial Port Number COM1 COM2VT-UTF8 USB ConfigurationAnsi USB Function 8 USB Ports Disabled No USB ports activated Bios Menu 13 USB Configuration AdvancedUSB Devices Enabled PCI/PnP USB Ports D EfaultLegacy USB Support Disabled USB 2.0 Controller Disabled EnabledBios Menu 14 PCI/PnP Configuration Part Plug & Play O/S No Bios Menu 15 PCI/PnP Configuration Part Clear Nvram NoYes Reserved PCI Latency TimerAllocate IRQ to PCI VGA Yes IRQ# AvailableBoot Bios Menu 16 Boot Boot Settings ConfigurationAddOn ROM Display Mode Force Bios Wait For ‘F1’ If Error Enabled Disabled Keep Current Giga LAN Boot ROM Support Disabled EnabledBootup Num-Lock On Off PS/2 Mouse Support Enabled DisabledRemovable Drives Boot Device PriorityBios Menu 18 Boot Device Priority Settings Boot Security Bios Menu 19 Removable Drives BootBoot Sector Virus Protection Disabled Bios Menu 20 Security Change Supervisor PasswordChange User Password Chipset Enabled Enables the boot sector virus protectionBios Menu 21 Chipset North Bridge Configuration533MHz Configure Dram Timing by SPD Enabled Disabled400MHz PCI/IGD Video Function ConfigurationIGD Combo Mode Dvmt ModeCRT EFP CRT + EFP South Bridge Chipset ConfigurationBoot Display Device CRT + EFP Power Key ATX Bios Menu 25Power Power Type ATXPower Management/APM Enabled Disabled Video Power Down Mode DisabledStandby Hard Disk Power Down Mode DisabledStandby Time Out Disabled Suspend Time Out DisabledKeyboard & PS/2 Mouse Monitor Ignore Power Button Mode On/OffResume On Ring Disabled Resume On LAN DisabledSystem Time Resume On RTC Alarm DisabledRTC Alarm Date Days ExitDiscard Changes Bios Menu 26Exit Save Changes and ExitDiscard Changes and Exit Setup menus. F8 key can be used for this operation Load Optimal DefaultsSoftware Drivers Available Software Drivers Chipset Driver Installation127 128 129 Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Driver Chipset Driver Installation Complete131 132 133 11 GMA Driver Installation Complete RealTek Audio Driver Installation135 136 137 138 18 Audio Driver Installation Complete Marvell Gigabit Ethernet Controller Driver Installation140 141 142 143 144 Bios Configuration Options Block Multi Sector Transfer Auto Bios Configuration Options101 Hit ‘DEL’ Message Display Enabled 108Boot Sector Virus Protection Disabled 111 USB Function 8 USB Ports 100115 Configure Dram Timing by SPD Enabled 114Hard Disk Power Down Mode Disabled 120 Resume On RTC Alarm Disabled 122Watchdog Timer Table B-1 AH-6FH Sub-function INT 15H AH 6FH Sub-functionExample program CPU Card This Page is Intentionally Left Blank Address Mapping Table C-2 1st MB Memory Address Map IO Address Map1st MB Memory Address Map Table C-1 IO Address MapTable C-4 IRQ Mapping Table IRQ Mapping TableDMA Channel Assignments Table C-3 IRQ Mapping TableCodec External AC’97 AudioIntroduction Figure D-1 Audio Functionalities via the Audio Kit Physical ConnectionFigure D-3 Sound Effect Manager Icon Driver InstallationFigure D-4 Sound Effect Manager Icon Control Panel Sound Effect ConfigurationEnvironment Simulation Sound EffectFigure D-7 Sound Effects Properties Editor Karaoke ModeEqualizer Selection Figure D-9 Equalizer SettingsFigure D-10 Speaker Configuration Speaker ConfigurationSpeaker Test Figure D-11 Audio Configuration11 S/PDIF-In & S/PDIF-Out Figure D-12 Connector Sensing Connector Sensing168 169 Microphone Effect Hrtf DemoFigure D-16 General GeneralIndex CPU Card CPU Card CPU Card Global American Inc