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TC430HX Motherboard
Order Number 281820-001 July 1996
TC430HX motherboard contain design defects errors known errata. Characterized errata that cause TC430HX motherboard's behavior deviate from published specifications documented TC430HX Motherboard Specfication Update.
Revision History
Revision -001 Revision History First release TC430HX Date 7/96
This product specification applies only standard TC430HX motherboards with BIOS identifier 1.00.0x.DH0. Changes this specification will published TC430HX Motherboard Specification Update (Order Number: 281826) before being incorporated into revision this document.
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Contents
Board Description
Overview Motherboard Manufacturing Options Form Factor Microprocessor 1.4.1 Microprocessor Upgrade Memory 1.5.1 Main Memory. 1.5.2 Second Level Cache. Chipset. 1.6.1 82439HX Xcelerated Controller (TXC) 1.6.2 PCI/ISA Xcelerator (PIIX3). 1.6.3 Universal Serial (USB) Support 1.6.4 Support Controller. 1.7.1 Floppy Controller 1.7.2 Keyboard Mouse Interface 1.7.3 Real-time clock, CMOS battery 1.7.4 Infra-Red Support 1.7.5 Parallel port Graphics Subsystem. 1.8.1 ViRGE Graphics 1.8.2 Graphics 1.8.3 VESA Feature Connector 1.8.4 Graphics Drivers Utilities Audio Subsystem 1.9.1 Yamaha OPL4-ML. 1.9.2 1.9.3 Audio Drivers
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1.10 Motherboard Connectors 1.10.1 CD-ROM Audio J1F2. 1.10.2 VESA Feature Connector J5G1 1.10.3 Wavetable Upgrade Connector J1F1 1.10.4 Telephony Connector J1F3 1.10.5 Serial Port Connector (COM J2K1 1.10.6 Floppy Drive Connector J9K1. 1.10.7 Primary Power Connector J6M1. 1.10.8 Connectors J10G1, J9G1 1.10.9 Connectors- J1A1, J1A2, J1B1. 1.10.10 Connectors J2C1, J2D1, J2E1, J2E2 1.10.11 Front Panel Connector J10K1B. 1.10.12 Power Supply Connectors 1.10.13 Front panel Connectors 1.10.14 Audio Connectors 1.10.15 Back Panel Connectors 1.11 Jumper Settings 1.11.1 Microprocessor Configuration (J10C1-C, 1.11.2 Password clear (J10C1-A, Pins 1.11.3 Clear CMOS (J10C1-A, Pins 1.11.4 Setup Access (J10C1-B, Pins 1.11.5 Microprocessor Voltage (J5K1) 1.12 Reliability. 1.13 Environmental 1.14 Power Consumption. 1.15 Regulatory Compliance. 1.15.1 Safety 1.15.2 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). 1.15.3 Product Certification Markings.
Contents
Board Resources
Memory 2.2.1 Port Definition Soft-Off Control Configuration Space Map. Channels. Interrupts.
Motherboard BIOS Setup program
3.10 3.11 3.12 Introduction BIOS Flash Memory Organization BIOS Upgrades. Support. Auto-configuration. Plug Play Advanced Power Management. Language Support Boot Options Flash Logo Area. CMOS Setup Access Jumper BIOS Setup program. 3.12.1 Overview Setup Menu Screens 3.12.2 Main BIOS Setup Screen. 3.12.3 Floppy Options Subscreen 3.12.4 Device Configuration Subscreen 3.12.5 Boot Options Subscreen. 3.12.6 Advanced Screen 3.12.7 Peripheral Configuration Subscreen. 3.12.8 Audio Configuration Subscreen 3.12.9 Advanced Chipset Configuration Subscreen 3.12.10 Power Management Configuration Subscreen 3.12.11 Plug Play Configuration Subscreen 3.12.12 Security Screen 3.12.13 Security Screen Options 3.12.14 Exit Screen
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Error Messages Beep Codes
BIOS Beep Codes. Configuration Error Messages BIOS Error Messages Messages
Board Description
Overview
TC430HX motherboard supports Pentium® processors operating MHz, MHz, MHz, MHz, MHz, MHz, MHz, MHz, MHz, well Intel MMXtechnology Pentium processors. optional Pipeline Burst SRAM soldered onto board. memory subsystem supports DRAM using either fast page SIMM components. type Pentium OverDrive® socket provides upgrade path future OverDrive processors. Intel 82430HX PCIset contains integrated Mastering controller with interfaces four devices (such hard drives, CD-ROM readers, forth). National PC87306B Super controller integrates standard functions: floppy interface, FIFO serial ports, EPP/ECP capable parallel port, real-time clock, keyboard controller, support IrDA compatible infrared interface. provide increasing number multimedia applications, Yamaha OPL3-SA audio CODEC integrated onto motherboard. OPL3-SA provides 16-bit stereo, Sound Blaster Windows Sound System compatibility full-duplex capabilities. optional Yamaha OPL4-ML audio CODEC provides wavetable synthesis. four local slots provide high bandwidth data path data-movement intensive functions such video networking. Bridge support BIOS allows further expansion computer with peripherals. three slots complete mix. total expansion slots populated with full length add-in cards, since slot share same chassis panel. full software drivers utilities available allow advanced operating systems such Windows take full advantage hardware capabilities. Features such mastering IDE, Windows 95-ready Plug Play, Advanced Power Management (APM) with application restart, software-controlled power supply shutdown, bi-directional audio provided software available TC430HX.
Motherboard Manufacturing Options
Yamaha OPL3-SA audio CODEC OPL4-ML wavetable audio Labs, Inc. Sound Retrieval System (SRS) Piezoelectric speaker soldered motherboard secondary (L2) cache pipelined burst SRAM soldered board Support universal serial (USB) Trio64 graphics controller, video memory, sockets additional video memory ViRGE graphics controller, video memory Intel technology processor support
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OM04723
Figure Board Features
Optional Yamaha OPL4 Wavetable upgrade Optional Yamaha OPL3 audio CODEC Optional Audio connector Optional wavetable upgrade connector Optional Telephony audio connector Optional audio component Back panel connectors serial connector Socket Pentium Processor socket Optional cache SRAM Primary power connector Voltage regulator SIMM sockets connector Floppy drive connector 82439HX Xcelerated Controller (TXC) Front panel connectors Primary connector Secondary connector Battery real-time clock PCI/ISA Xcelerator (PIIX3) Configuration jumper blocks Piezoelectric speaker Super Controller graphics memory graphics controller expansion connectors VESA Feature connector expansion connectors
Form Factor
motherboard fits into standard form factor chassis. Figure illustrates mechanical form factor TC430HX. TC430HX form factor adheres standard guidelines. Location connectors, mounting holes strict compliance with specification.
Board Description
9.35 8.95 8.05
2.85
0.25
0.65 11.35
3.10
4.90 11.10
OM04722
Figure Board Dimensions
Microprocessor
motherboard operates with volt Pentium processors volt technology Pentium processors. onboard circuit detects presence volt volt processor. linear voltage regulator circuit provides required voltage from volt power supply. on-board jumper enables specified processors. Pentium processors that internally 100, 120, 133, 150, 166, 180, supported. Pentium processor maintains full backward compatibility with 8086, 80286, i386and Intel486processors. supports both read write burst mode cycles, includes separate on-chip code data caches that employ write-back policy. Pentium processor includes advanced numeric coprocessor that increases speed floating point operations, while maintaining backward compatibility with Intel486 math coprocessor complying ANSI/IEEE standard 754-1985.
1.4.1
Microprocessor Upgrade
board contains 321-pin Socket processor socket. Socket supports processor upgrade path that includes higher performance Pentium OverDrive processors than supported with socket
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Memory
1.5.1 Main Memory
motherboard provides four 72-pin SIMM sockets that make possible install RAM. sockets support MB), MB), MB), single- double-sided modules. Minimum memory size maximum memory size, using four SIMM modules, Memory timing requires fast page devices optimum performance, DRAM. maximum external microprocessor clock speed slower, DRAM used. Parity, ECC, non-parity memory supported. four sockets arranged banks sockets each. sockets designated Bank Bank Each bank provides 64/72-bit wide data path. Both SIMMs bank must same memory size type, although different types memory differ between banks. even possible have Fast Page DRAM bank DRAM other, which case each bank independently optimized maximum performance. Bank only, Bank only, both banks populated. There jumper settings required memory size type, that automatically detected BIOS. only lead SIMMs when adding DRAM.
1.5.1.1
DRAM
Extended Data Hyper Page) DRAM holds memory data valid until next CAS# falling edge, unlike standard fast page mode DRAM which tri-states memory data when CAS# negates precharge next cycle. With EDO, CAS# precharge overlaps data valid time, allowing CAS# negate earlier while still satisfying memory data valid window time.
1.5.1.2
Parity/ECC DRAM
Memory error checking correction supported parity SIMMs. Parity SIMMs automatically detected. However, user must enter Setup configure SIMMs either Parity operation. Parity memory will detect single errors. memory will detect double errors correct single errors. Errors generated defective memory module, different speeds memory modules, memory conflicts.
1.5.2
Second Level Cache
Xcelerated Controller device supports second level cache that uses high performance synchronous pipeline burst static (PBSRAM). factory option some motherboards integrated direct mapped write-back second level cache implemented with Pipeline Burst SRAM devices that take advantage Global Write Enable pin. external SRAM provides caching support main memory. second factory option motherboard built with Type CELP connector, specified Intel's COAST Module Specification version 3.0. Type CELP connector keying "hip" located connector. This connector allows both PBSRAM COAST module, Asynchronous COAST module. PBSRAM
Board Description
module will work 82430FX 82430HX designs from Intel. Asynchronous modules built Intel's 82430VX designs interchangeable with Asynchronous modules built 82430FX designs will work. reason this additional logic added 82430VX modules account functionality built into chipset.
Chipset
Intel 82430HX PCIset consists 82439HX Xcelerated Controller (TXC) 82371SB PCI/ISA Xcelerator (PIIX3) bridge chip.
1.6.1
82439HX Xcelerated Controller (TXC)
82439HX provides control signals necessary drive second level cache DRAM array, including multiplexed address signals. also controls access memory generates snoop controls maintain cache coherency. comes 324-pin package includes following features: Microprocessor interface control Integrated write-back cache controller Pipeline burst SRAM direct-mapped Integrated DRAM controller path memory Support fast page DRAM Parity non-parity support Fully synchronous interface 25/30/33 speed DRAM Mbytes/sec four masters addition PIIX3 IDE.
1.6.2
PCI/ISA Xcelerator (PIIX3)
PIIX3 provides interface between buses integrates dual channel fast interface capable supporting four devices. PIIX3 integrates seven channels, 16-bit timer/counter, eight-channel interrupt controllers, PCI-to-AT interrupt mapping circuitry, logic, refresh address generation, PCI/ISA arbitration circuitry together onto same device. PIIX3 comes 208-pin package includes following features. Interface between buses Universal Serial controller Host/hub controller Integrated fast interface Support four devices Mode transfers MB/sec Integrated 32-bit buffer master burst transfers master mode compliant
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Enhanced fast controller Interrupt controller steering Counters/timers interrupt logic timer with fast on/off mode
1.6.3
Universal Serial (USB) Support
motherboard provides ports. This permits connection peripheral devices directly system without external hub. more devices required, external connected either built-in ports. motherboard completely supports standard universal host controller interface (UHCI) takes advantage standard software drivers written compatible with UHCI. Features include: Self-identifying, "hot plugged" peripherals Automatic mapping function driver configuration Support isochronous asynchronous transfer types over same wires Support physical devices Guaranteed bandwidth latencies appropriate telephony, audio, other applications Error handling fault recovery mechanisms built into protocol
1.6.4
Support
motherboard provides independent high performance bus-mastering interfaces capable supporting Mode Mode devices. BIOS supports Logical Block Addressing (LBA) Extended Cylinder Sector Head (ECHS) translation modes well ATAPI (e.g. CD-ROM) devices both interfaces. Detection device transfer rate translation mode capability automatically determined BIOS. Normally, programmed operations require substantial amount microprocessor bandwidth. true multi-tasking operating systems like Windows microprocessor bandwidth freed using mastering used complete other tasks while disk transfers occurring. When used conjunction with appropriate driver Windows environment, interface operate master capable supporting Mode devices with transfer rates MB/sec.
Controller
Control integrated serial ports, parallel port, floppy drive, keyboard controller incorporated into single component, National Semiconductor PC87306B. This component provides: NS16C550-compatible UARTs with send/receive byte FIFO Support IrDA compliant Infra interface Multi-mode bi-directional parallel port Standard mode; Centronics compatible Enhanced Parallel Port (EPP) with BIOS/Driver support High Speed mode; Extended Capabilities Port (ECP) compatible Industry standard floppy controller with byte data FIFO (2.88 floppy support)
Board Description
Integrated real-time clock accurate within minutes/year when computer continuously powered Integrated 8042 compatible keyboard controller
default, 87306B interfaces automatically configured BIOS during boot-up. also manually configure interfaces with BIOS Setup program. Chapter describes BIOS Setup program.
1.7.1
Floppy Controller
controller software compatible with DP8473 82077 floppy disk controllers. configure floppy interface inch media 1.44 2.88 inch media with BIOS Setup program. default, Floppy interface configured 1.44 Floppy disabled. Setup option makes possible prevent user from being able write floppy drive. driver required configuring floppy interface 3.5-inch (3-mode floppy) operation.
1.7.2
Keyboard Mouse Interface
PS/2 keyboard mouse connectors located back panel side motherboard. lines these connectors protected with PolySwitch circuit that acts much like selfhealing fuse, re-establishing connection after over-current condition removed. While this device eliminates possibility having replace fuse, should still sure turn computer power before installing removing keyboard mouse. PC87306B contains Megakey keyboard mouse controller code that, besides providing traditional keyboard mouse control functions, supports Power-On/Reset (POR) password protection. password defined user Setup program. keyboard controller also provides following "hot key" sequences: <CTRL><ALT><DEL>: Computer software reset. This sequence performs software reset computer jumping beginning BIOS code running POST operation. <CTRL><ALT><+> <CTRL><ALT><->: Turbo mode selection. <CTRL><ALT><-> sets computer de-turbo mode, emulating <CTRL><ALT><+> sets computer turbo mode. Changing Turbo mode prohibited operating system, when microprocessor Protected mode virtual mode under DOS. <CTRL><ALT><defined Setup>: power down hot-key sequence takes advantage features Pentium Processor greatly reduce computer's power consumption while maintaining responsiveness necessary service external interrupts. security hot-key sequence provides password protection computer.
1.7.3
Real-time clock, CMOS battery
integrated real-time clock (RTC) DS1287 MC146818 compatible provides time clock, 100-year calendar with alarm features. BIOS Setup program. also supports 242-byte battery-backed CMOS banks which
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reserved BIOS use. CMOS specific values cleared default values using BIOS Setup program. Also, CMOS values cleared defaults using configuration jumper board. external coin-cell style battery provides power CMOS memory. battery estimated lifetime three years computer plugged into wall socket. When computer plugged power supplied from power supply's standby current extend life battery.
1.7.4
Infra-Red Support
5-pin interface front panel connector provided allow connection Hewlett Packard HSDSL-1000 compatible Infra-red (IrDA) transmitter/receiver. Consumer Sharp GP1U58X (second sourced Litton), Panasonic PNA4602M, IRR538 model IRR638 equivalent receiver module required. Both modules connected/supported, however only active time. Once module connected front panel header, Serial port re-directed either IrDA Consumer module. Once configured IrDA, user transfer files from portable devices such laptops, PDA's printers using application software such LapLink. IrDA specification provides data transfers Kbps from distance meter. Consumer receive only (for motherboard) used control telephony functions multimedia operation such volume control, track change etc.
1.7.5
Parallel port
25-pin D-Sub header provided back panel multi-mode bi-directional parallel port. Parallel port configured BIOS Setup output only compatible mode, bi-directional mode, modes. highly flexible parallel port also assigned addresses 278H, 378H, 3BCH IRQs Furthermore, routable scheme allows Plug Play operating systems such Windows route either channels parallel port mode. BIOS support must provided device driver TSR.
Graphics Subsystem
TC430HX motherboard available with factory option Trio64 ViRGE SVGA graphics. TC430HX motherboard supports media channel MPEG.
CAUTION
When removing graphics memory from board sockets, approved removal tool, that damage does occur traces etched circuit board.
1.8.1
ViRGE Graphics
NV430VX motherboard available with factory option ViRGE SVGA graphics controller with DRAM. ViRGE high performance 64-bit 2D/3D graphics engine incorporates Streams Processor that enables device convert formatted video data provides acceleration scaling video display
Board Description
without compromising picture quality frame rate. on-chip RAMDAC/clock synthesizer capable output pixel data rates providing non-interlaced screen resolutions 1280x1024x256 colors 64-bit Engine incorporates Windows other accelerator functions BitBLT, line draw polygon fill. features include flat shading, Gouraud shading texture mapping support. Advanced texture mapping features include perspective correction, bi-linear tri-linear filtering, MIP-mapping, Z-buffering. These features provide most realistic user experience interactive applications. addition, fast linear addressing scheme based upon reduces software overhead mapping display memory into microprocessor's upper memory address space permitting direct microprocessor access display memory.
Table
Resolution colors colors 65536 colors 16,777,216 colors (non-accelerated mode) 65536 16,777,216 colors (non-accelerated mode) 1024 1024 65536 1280 1024
ViRGE Supported Resolutions
Refresh rate (Hz) 43(IL), 43(IL), 45(IL),
NOTE: Interlaced ViRGE graphics controller supports more modes than shown above. However, drivers
1.8.2
Graphics
NV430VX motherboard available with factory option Trio64 SVGA graphics controller with graphics DRAM upgradeable graphics DRAM upgraded installing DRAM devices provided sockets. Trio64 64-bit graphics engine incorporates Streams Processor that enables device convert formatted video data provides acceleration scaling video display without compromising picture quality frame rate. on-chip RAMDAC/clock synthesizer capable output pixel data rates providing noninterlaced screen resolutions 1280x1024x256 colors with DRAM. Hardware acceleration graphics functions such BitBLTs with ROPs, 2-point line draws, trapezoidal polygon fills, clipping cursor support provide high performance operation under Windows other environments. addition, fast linear addressing scheme based upon reduces software overhead mapping display memory into microprocessor's upper memory address space permitting direct microprocessor access display memory.
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Table
Resolution
Supported Video Resolutions
Refresh rate (Hz) 60,72,75,85 60,72,75 60,72,75 56,60,72,75,85 60,72,75 60,72,75 72,75 43(IL),60,70,75,85 43(IL),60,70,75 43(IL),60,70,75 43(IL),45(IL),60,72,75 45(IL),60,72,75 Require video memory
colors colors 32768 colors 65536 colors 16,777,216 colors 32768 65536 16,777,216 colors 1024 1024 32768 1024 65536 1280 1024 colors (non-accelerated mode) 1280 1024 NOTE: Interlaced
1.8.3
VESA Feature Connector
TC430HX motherboard supports 34-pin 26-pin VESA feature connector synchronizing graphics output with external NTSC signal shared frame buffer interface maximize multimedia performance, well (Local Peripheral Bus) that provides bi-directional interface video companion device such MPEG/live video decoder. TC430HX also supports other VESA standards such VESA DPMS protocol DPMS compliant monitor into power saving modes VESA Display Data Channel (DDC1) that permits transfer monitor identification resolution support data ease use.
1.8.4
Graphics Drivers Utilities
Graphics drivers OS/2 2.11 OS/2 WARP, MS-DOS applications such AutoCAD Microstation, well driver updates Windows 3.11, Windows Windows downloaded from Intel Applications Support world wide (http://www.intel.com). Drivers UNIX available from SCO.
Audio Subsystem
motherboard features 16-bit stereo audio subsystem factory installed option. audio subsystem based upon Yamaha YMF701 OPL3-SA synthesizer. OPL3-SA provides digital audio analog mixing functions required recording playing audio personal computers. These functions include stereo analog-to-digital digital-to-analog converters, analog mixing, anti-aliasing reconstruction filters, line microphone level inputs, digital audio compression selectable A-law µlaw, full digital control mixer volume control functions.
Board Description
1.9.1
Yamaha OPL4-ML
Yamaha OPL4-ML wavetable option OPL3-SA installed. OPL4-ML table containing live instrument sound samples. Wave synthesis results richer more realistic sounds then that synthesis. OPL4-ML option installed, wavetable upgrade connector header (J1F1) installed allowing wavetable card.
1.9.2
Labs, Inc. Sound Retrieval System (SRS) technology enhanced audio available factory installed option. patented licensed audio circuit that creates spatial sound from conventional mono, stereo, surround sound, using only speakers. This achieved summing portions right channel audio into left vice versa, does require signal encoding/decoding, time delay phase shift audio signal. resultant effect creation virtual speakers, which expands audio image, creating sound experience, eliminating speakers discrete point audio sources.
Table
Resource Sound Blaster playback, shared with Windows Sound System Capture) Windows Sound System (DMA playback) MPU-401 (IRQ shared with Sound Blaster) Synthesizer Port Game Port indicates default setting
Audio Resource Mapping
Interrupts (Options) (Options) (Options) 220h (240h)
530h* (604h, E80h, F40h) 330h* (300h, 332h, 334h) 388h 201h
1.9.3
Audio Drivers
Audio drivers OS/2 2.11 OS/2 WARP, Windows 3.11, Windows Windows downloaded from Intel Applications Support world wide (http://www.intel.com). Also available Windows task icon, SRS, which allows user enable/disable surround sound audio without accessing Setup program.
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1.10 Motherboard Connectors
J1F1
J1F2
Telephony
J1F3
CD-ROM Audio
Wavetable
J2K1
PCI(4) ISA(3)
Primary Power
J6M1
Video Feature
J5G1
J9L1
J9G1 J10G1
IDE(2)
J9K1
Floppy Drive
J10K1
Front Panel
OM04720
Figure Motherboard Connector Locations
1.10.1
CD-ROM Audio J1F2
Signal Name Ground CD-Left Ground CD-Right
Board Description
1.10.2
VESA Feature Connector J5G1
Signal Name Ground Ground Ground Data enable Sync enable PCLK enable Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Signal Name Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data PCLK BLANK HSYNC VSYNC Ground IICLK IICDAT
1.10.3
Wavetable Upgrade Connector J1F1
Signal Name Wave Right Ground Wave Left Ground Ground MIDI_OUT
1.10.4
Telephony Connector J1F3
Signal Name Ground Mono
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1.10.5
Serial Port Connector (COM J2K1
Signal Name Serial (SIN) Serial Out# (SOUT) Ground
1.10.6
Floppy Drive Connector J9K1
Signal Name Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground MSEN1 Ground Ground Ground Ground MSEN0 Ground Ground Ground Signal Name DENSEL FDEDIN Index# Motor Enable Drive Select Drive Select Motor Enable DIR# STEP# Write Data# Write Gate# Track Write Protect# Read Data# Side Select# Diskette Change#
Board Description
1.10.7
Primary Power Connector J6M1
Signal Name +3.3V +3.3V Ground Ground Ground PW-OK +5VSB +12V Signal Name +3.3V -12V Ground PS-ON Ground Ground Ground
1.10.8
Connectors J10G1, J9G1
Signal Name Reset Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Ground DDRQ0 (DDRQ1) Write# Read# IOCHRDY DDACK0 (DDACK1)# IRQ14 (IRQ15) Addr Addr Chip Select (1S)# Activity# Signal Name Ground Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Host Data Ground Ground Ground CSEL Ground Reserved Reserved Addr Chip Select (3S)# Ground
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1.10.9
Connectors- J1A1, J1A2, J1B1
Signal Name Ground RSTDRV IRQ9 DRQ2 0WS+12 Ground SMEMWSMEMRIOWIORDACK3DRQ3 DACK1DRQ1 REFRESHSYSCLK IRQ7 IRQ6 IRQ5 IRQ4 IRQ3 DACK2TC BALE Ground MEMCS16IOCS16IRQ10 SBHELA23 LA22 continued Signal Name IOCHKSD7 IOCHRDY SA19 SA18 SA17 SA16 SA15 SA14 SA13 SA12 SA11 SA10
Board Description
Connectors (continued)
Signal Name IRQ11 IRQ12 IRQ15 IRQ14 DACK0DRQ0 DACK5DRQ5 DACK6DRQ6 DACK7DRQ7 MasterGround Signal Name LA21 LA20 LA19 LA18 LA17 MEMRMEMWSD8 SD10 SD11 SD12 SD13 SD14 SD15
1.10.10
Connectors J2C1, J2D1, J2E1, J2E2
Signal Name INTAINTCVcc Reserved Reserved Ground Ground Reserved SPCIRSTVcc AGNTPin Signal Name Ground INTBINTDPrsnt1# Reserved Prsnt2# Ground Ground Reserved Ground PCLKE Ground Signal Name AD16 FRAMEGround TRDYGround STOP3.3 SDONE SBOGround AD15 AD13 AD11 Ground Signal Name AD17 CBE2Ground IRDY3.3 DEVSELGround PLOCKPERR3.3 SERR3.3 CBE1AD14 Ground AD12 AD10 continued
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Connectors J2C1, J2D1, J2E1, J2E2 (continued)
Signal Name Ground Reserved AD30 AD28 AD26 Ground AD24 IDSEL AD22 AD20 Ground AD18 Signal Name REQAVcc AD31 AD29 Ground AD27 AD25 CBE3AD23 Ground AD21 AD19 Signal Name CBEO3.3 Ground SREQ64Vcc Signal Name Ground Ground SACK64Vcc
Board Description
1.10.11
Front Panel Connector J10K1B
Signal Name Power Ground SLEEP Request SLEEP (+5V Pullup) IR_Rx Ground IR_Tx CONSUMER Pullup LED# Pullup LED#/ Sleep (Pullup) Ground RESET Ground SPKROUT SPKRHDR
1.10.12
Power Supply Connectors
When used with power supply that supports remote power on/off, motherboard turn computer power software control. Powerman utility supplied Windows 3.1x allows soft-off does shutdown icon Windows Start menu. BIOS will turn computer power when receives proper command from example, Windows will issue this command when user selects "Shutdown computer" option. must enabled BIOS order soft-off feature work correctly. power computer interrupted power outage power cord being unplugged, when power reapplied, computer will return state when power disconnected. computer turned when power disconnected, computer will turn back when power reapplied.
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1.10.13
Front panel Connectors
board provides header connectors support functions typically located chassis bezel. Front panel features supported include: Speaker Reset Sleep Hard drive activity Infra-red (IrDA) connector Sleep/Resume Power
J10K1
SPKR RESET
SLEEP
SLEEP
OM04729A
Figure Front Panel Connectors
1.10.13.1
Speaker
external speaker provides error beep code information during Power-On Self Test, computer cannot video interface. there speakers plugged into audio output jack, audio output redirected external speaker.
1.10.13.2
Reset
This header connected momentary SPST type switch that normally open. When switch closed, computer will hard reset POST.
1.10.13.3
Sleep
This header connected provide visual indicator when system power turned when system sleep mode. When system powered will continuously lit. When system sleep mode, will blink
1.10.13.4
Hard Drive Activity
This header connected provide visual indicator when hard drive connected onboard controller being read written.
Board Description
1.10.13.5
Infra-Red (IrDA) Connector
Serial port configured support IrDA Consumer module front panel header connector. Once configured IrDA, user transfer files from portable devices such laptops, PDA's, printers using application software such LapLink. IrDA specification provides data transfers Kbps from distance meter. Consumer typically used remote control telephony multimedia functions.
1.10.13.6
Sleep/Resume
When Advanced Power Management (APM) activated BIOS Operating System's driver loaded, Sleep mode (Stand-By) entered three ways: optional front panel "Sleep/Resume" button, user defined keyboard key, prolonged inactivity. Sleep/Resume button supported 2-pin header located front panel connector. Closing "Sleep" switch will generate (System Management Interrupt) processor which immediately goes into System Management Mode (SMM), called "Sleep" mode. front panel "Sleep mode" switch must momentary SPST type that normally open. function Sleep/Resume button also achieved keyboard hot-key sequence, time-out inactivity timer. Both keyboard hot-key inactivity timer programmable BIOS Setup (timer minutes default). re-activate computer, "Resume", user must press sleep/resume button again, keyboard mouse. Mouse activity will only "wake computer mouse driver loaded. While computer Stand-By "sleep" mode fully capable responding servicing external interrupts (such incoming FAX) even though monitor will only turn user interrupt (keyboard/mouse) occurs mentioned above.
1.10.13.7
Power
This header connected momentary SPST type switch that normally open. When switch closed, computer will power POST. system already powered closing switch will power system.
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1.10.14 1.10.14.1
Audio Connectors CD-ROM Audio Input
four connector provided interfacing audio output stream from CD-ROM reader into audio subsystem mixer. This connector compatible with typical cable that supplied with CD-ROM readers interfacing audio add-in cards.
1.10.14.2
Wavetable Upgrade
There different ways provide hardware wavetable this motherboard. first manufacturing option include Yamaha OPL4 motherboard. second 8-pin wavetable upgrade connector motherboard install based wavetable upgrade card. This card fits into slot, cables header such that only uses power pins connector.
1.10.15
Back Panel Connectors
back panel provides external access PS/2 style keyboard mouse connectors, Universal Serial (USB) connectors, serial port connector, parallel port connector, connector, MIDI/game port connector, external audio jacks. Figure shows location connectors.
Board Description
PS/2 Mouse
Parallel Port
MIDI/Game Port
PS/2 Keyboard Connectors
Line Line
OM04721
Figure Connections
1.10.15.1
PS/2 Keyboard Mouse Connectors
Signal Name Data connect Ground (fused) Clock connect
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1.10.15.2
Connectors
Signal Name (fused) USBP0# [USBP1#] (fused) USBP0 [USBP1] (fused) Ground
1.10.15.3
Serial Port Connector
Signal Name Serial Serial Out# DTR# Ground DSR# RTS# CTS# Ground
1.10.15.4
MIDI/Gameport Connector
Signal Name (fused) JSBUTO JSX1R Ground Ground JSY1R JSBUT1 (fused) (fused) JSBUT2 JSX2R MIDI-OUTR JSY2R JSBUT3 MIDI-INR
Board Description
1.10.15.5
Parallel Port Connector
Signal Name Strobe# Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data ACK# Busy Error Select Signal Name Auto Feed# Fault# INIT# SLCT Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground
1.10.15.6
Video Monitor Connector J1J1
Signal Name Green Blue connect Ground Ground Ground Ground connect Ground connect Data Horizontal Sync Vertical Sync Clock
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1.11 Jumper Settings
J5K1
J9A1
BIOS Recovery
Pin-1
J10C1
OM04729
Figure Jumper Locations
Table
Function
Configuration Jumper Settings
Jumper J10C1-A J10C1-A J10C1-B J10C1-C J10C1-D Configuration Password enabled (Default) Password clear/disabled Keep (Default) Clear Access allowed (Default) Access denied Table Table
Password clear CMOS clear Setup Access Microprocessor speed ratio Host speed (Note: These jumpers also clock speeds.) Processor voltage BIOS recovery
J5K1 J9A1
Standard voltage (Default) enabled Normal operation (Default) Recovery mode
Board Description
1.11.1
Microprocessor Configuration (J10C1-C,
These allow board switched between different speeds Pentium processor. These jumpers also affect clock speeds according following table.
Table Microprocessor/Bus Speed Settings
Jumper Settings J10C1-D Freq. (MHz) Clock Ratio Freq. (MHz) 8.33 8.33 8.33 8.33 8.33
Microprocessor Host Jumper Settings Freq. (MHz) Freq. (MHz) J10C1-C Reserved
1.11.2
Password clear (J10C1-A, Pins
Allows both passwords cleared moving jumper from pins pins turning computer computer should then turned jumper should returned position restore normal operation. This procedure should only done user administrative password been forgotten. password function effectively disabled this jumper position. Default password enabled (1-2 position).
1.11.3
Clear CMOS (J10C1-A, Pins
Allows CMOS settings reset default values moving jumper from pins pins turning computer When computer reports that "NVRAM cleared jumper", computer turned off, jumper should returned position restore normal operation. Default this jumper pins 4-5.
1.11.4
Setup Access (J10C1-B, Pins
Allows access Setup program disabled moving this jumper from position position. Default access Setup enabled (1-2 position).
1.11.5
Microprocessor Voltage (J5K1)
This jumper block changes output on-board voltage regulator. Pins should jumpered processors that require standard voltage regulation. Pins should jumpered processors that require specification. This jumper should changed user unless changing processor type. Some upgrade processors require different setting. Check processor's documentation correct setting. (Standard 3.135-3.63V, 3.3-3.465V, 3.465-3.63V)
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1.12 Reliability
Mean-Time-Between-Failures (MTBF) data calculated from predicted data TC430HX Motherboard 74,822 Hours
1.13 Environmental
Table
Parameter Temperature Non-Operating Operating Voltage +3.3 Shock Unpackaged Packaged trapezoidal waveform Velocity change inches/second Half sine millisecond Product (Weight) 21-40 41-80 81-100 Vibration Unpackaged sloping 0.02 (flat) Packaged (flat) sloping down 0.00015 Free fall Velocity (Change (height inches) inches/second) -40oC +70oC
Board Environmental Specifications
Specification
1.14 Power Consumption
Table lists wattage current specifications hypothetical computer configured with motherboard following components: Pentium processor, RAM, cache, graphics memory, 3.5-inch floppy drive, hard drive, drive. This information preliminary provided only guide calculating approximate total computer power usage with additional resources added.
Board Description
Table
Power Usage
(amps) (watts) +3.3 0.56 0.56 0.35 0.35 0.35 3.43 3.43 1.57 1.32 1.27 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.07 0.07 0.07 0.07 0.07 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03
Static Windows Desktop disabled BIOS Enabled Mode Standard Advanced only with Video Suspend, Standby Sleep Advanced with Video Sleep Drive powered down
1.15 Regulatory Compliance
This printed circuit assembly meets following safety regulations when correctly installed compatible host system.
1.15.1 1.15.1.1
Safety 1950 950-95, edition, July 1995
Standard Safety Information Technology Equipment including Electrical Business Equipment. (USA Canada)
1.15.1.2
C22.2 950-93, Edition
Standard Safety Information Technology Equipment including Electrical Business Equipment. (Canada)
1.15.1.3
950, Edition, 1992 (with Amendments
Standard Safety Information Technology Equipment including Electrical Business Equipment. (European Union)
1.15.1.4
950, edition, 1991 (with Amendments
Standard Safety Information Technology Equipment including Electrical Business Equipment. (International)
1.15.1.5
EMKO-TSE (74-SEC) 207/94
Summary Nordic deviations 950. (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland)
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1.15.2 1.15.2.1
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Class
Title Code Federal Regulations, Parts Subpart pertaining unintentional radiators. (USA)
1.15.2.2
CISPR Edition, 1993
Limits methods measurement Radio Interference Characteristics Information Technology Equipment. (International)
1.15.2.3
022, 1995
Limits methods measurement Radio Interference Characteristics Information Technology Equipment. (Europe)
1.15.2.4
082-1, 1992
Generic Immunity Standard. Currently compliance determined testing 801-2, (Europe)
1.15.2.5
VCCI Class (ITE)
Implementation Regulations Voluntary Control Radio Interference Data Processing Equipment Electronic Office Machines. (Japan)
1.15.2.6
ICES-003, Issue
Interference-Causing Equipment Standard, Digital Apparatus. (Canada)
1.15.3
Product Certification Markings
European Mark Marking board shipping container. Recognition Mark Marking File E139761 component side board solder side board. Board material flammability 94V-1 Canadian Compliance Mark Marking small followed stylized backward component side board.
This printed circuit assembly following product certification markings:
Board Resources
Memory
Table Memory
Address Range (hex) 100000-8000000 F0000-FFFFF EE000-EFFFF ED000-EDFFF EC000-ECFFF E0000-EBFFF C8000-DFFFF A0000-C7FFF 9FC00-9FFFF 80000-9FBFF 00000-7FFFF Size Description Extended Memory BIOS Main BIOS (available UMB) ESCD (Plug Play configuration area) LOGO (available UMB) BIOS reserved Available High memory (open bus) Off-board video memory BIOS Extended BIOS Data (moveable QEMM, 386MAX) Extended conventional Conventional
Address Range (Decimal) 1024K-131072K 960K-1023K 952K-959K 948K-951K 944K-947K 896K-943K 800-895K 640K-799K 639K 512K-638K 0K-511K
Table
Size bytes bytes bytes bytes byte byte byte bits byte byte byte Description PIIX3 PIIX3 Interrupt Controller Super Configuration PIIX3 Timer Keyboard Controller Byte Reset PIIX3 NMI, speaker control Keyboard Controller, CMD/STAT Byte PIIX3 Enable PIIX3 real-time clock, address PIIX3 real-time clock, data Reserved Board Configuration Reserved Board Configuration continued
Address (hex) 0000 000F 0020 0021 002E 002F 0040 0043 0060 0061 0064 0070, 0070, bits 0071 0078 0079
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Table
(continued)
Size bytes bytes byte byte bytes byte bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes byte byte bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes byte byte bits bytes bytes bytes bytes bytes byte bytes bytes bytes bytes Description PIIX3 Page Register PIIX3 Interrupt Controller control port status port PIIX3 Reset Numeric Error Secondary Channel Primary Channel Gameport Joystick Sound Blaster OPL3-SA base port read port Plug Play LPT2 COM4 COM2 Audio MPU-401 Secondary Channel Command Port Secondary Channel Status Port LPT1 Audio Synthesizer Trio64 LPT3 Trio64 COM3 Floppy Channel Primary Channel Command Port Floppy Channel Command Floppy Disk Change Channel Primary Channel Status Port COM1 Edge/level triggered port, 400h Windows Sound System base port Configuration Address Register Turbo Reset Control Register Configuration Data Register Master Register Primary Master Registers Secondary Master Registers
Address (hex) 0080 008F 00A0 00A1 00B2 00B3 00C0 00DE 00F0 0170 0177 01F0 01F7 0200 0207 0220 022F 0270 0273 0278 027B 02E8 02EF 02F8 02FF 0330 0331 0376 0377 0378 037F 0388 038B 03B0 03BB 03BC 03BF 03C0 03DF 03E8 03EF 03F0 03F5 03F6 03F7 (Write) 03F7, 03F7, bits 03F8 03FF 04D0 04D1 400h 0530-0537 0CF8 0CFB 0CF9 0CFC-0CFF* FF00 FF07 FFA0 FFA7 FFA8 FFAF
Only DWORD accesses.
Board Resources
2.2.1
Port Definition
Description Reserved Soft capable power supply present Onboard Audio present External Microprocessor clock External Microprocessor clock Setup Disable Clear CMOS Password Clear Table Table Enable access Keep values Keep password Table Table Disable access Clear values Clear password
Soft-Off Control
board design supports Soft-off control code BIOS. This feature manufacturing option. pinout controller connected Soft-off control line power supply circuit. registers controller that address control setup until code activated. code performs following operations: port port port port port port After setting above registers, read operation location will trigger Soft-off circuit turn power supply off.
Configuration Space
Table
Number (hex)
Configuration Space
Number (hex) Function Number (hex) Description Intel 82439HX (TXC) Intel 82371FB (PIIX3 PCI/ISA bridge Intel 82371FB (PIIX3 Master Intel 82371FB (PIIX3 Video Expansion Slot Expansion Slot Expansion Slot Expansion Slot
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Channels
Table
16-bits 16-bits 16-bits
Channels
Data Width 16-bits 16-bits 16-bits 16-bits Resource Audio Audio Floppy Parallel Port Reserved Cascade channel Open Open Open
Interrupts
Table
Interrupts
Resource Channel Check Reserved, Interval Timer Reserved, Keyboard buffer full Reserved, Cascade interrupt from slave COM2 COM1 Sound Blaster/MPU/User available Floppy LPT1 Real-time Clock User available User available Windows Sound System/ User available Onboard Mouse Port present, else user available Reserved, Math coprocessor Primary present, else user available Secondary present, else user available
Motherboard BIOS Setup program
Introduction
board uses Intel BIOS, which stored Flash EEPROM upgraded using floppy disk-based program. addition Intel BIOS, Flash EEPROM also contains Setup program, Power-On Self Tests (POST), 1.2, auto-configuration utility, Windows ready Plug Play. This board also supports BIOS shadowing, allowing BIOS execute from 64-bit on-board write-protected DRAM. BIOS displays sign-on message during POST identifying type BIOS five-digit revision code. initial production BIOS board will identified 1.00.01.DH0. Information BIOS functions found PS/2 Personal Computer BIOS Technical Reference published IBM, EISA Hi-Flex AMIBIOS Technical Reference published AMI. Both manuals available most technical bookstores.
BIOS Flash Memory Organization
Intel PA28FB100BX Flash component organized 128K (128 KB). Flash memory visible memory addresses FFFE0000 FFFFFFFFh. Flash device divided into four areas, described Table
Table
Address FE000H FD000H FC000H E0000H FFFFFH FDFFFH FCFFFH FBFFFH
Flash Memory Organization
FLASH Memory Area Boot Block (erasable only jumpered) Plug Play ESCD Storage Area Custom LOGO Vital Product Data BIOS Reserved during boot
BIOS Upgrades
Flash memory makes distributing BIOS upgrades easy. version BIOS installed from diskette. BIOS upgrades available down loaded from secure section Intel bulletin board, Intel's site. disk-based Flash upgrade utility, FMUP.EXE, three options BIOS upgrades: Flash BIOS updated from file disk; current BIOS code copied from Flash EEPROM disk file backup event that upgrade cannot successfully completed; BIOS Flash device compared with file ensure correct version installed.
upgrade utility ensures upgrade BIOS extension matches target computer prevent accidentally installing BIOS different type computer.
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Support
local connectors with independent channel support setup automatically BIOS user selects "Autoconfiguration" Setup. interface supports Mode Mode hard drives recognition ATAPI CD-ROMs, tape drives, other ATAPI devices. BIOS will determine capabilities each drive configure them optimize capacity performance. high capacity hard drives typically available today, drive will automatically configured Logical Block Addressing (LBA) maximum capacity Mode depending capability drive. Mixing drives, same cable, that offer different transfer modes supported. Each drive's mode supported independently. user able override auto-configuration options using manual mode setting.
Auto-configuration
auto-configuration utility operates conjunction with Setup program allow insertion removal cards computer without user intervention (Plug Play). When computer turned after adding add-in card, BIOS automatically configures interrupts, space, other parameters. interrupts distributed available interrupts that have been been assigned card other resource. Those interrupts left "available" Setup will considered free add-in card use. nondeterministic which interrupt will assigned which IRQ. Auto-Configuration function complies with version 2.10 BIOS specification. Computer configuration information stored ESCD format. ESCD data cleared setting CMOS clear jumper Clear position. specification add-in card auto-configuration also part Plug Play BIOS. Peer-to-peer hierarchical Bridge supported, using supplied option TSR, PCI-to-PCMCIA bridge capability possible well.
Plug Play
BIOS incorporates Plug Play capabilities delivered Plug Play Release 1.0A (Plug Play BIOS 1.0A, ESCD 1.03). When used conjunction with Configuration Utility (ICU) Windows 3.x, BIOS allows auto-configuration Plug Play cards, cards, resource management legacy cards. Because BIOS supports configuring devices across bridges, release 1.41 greater must used with board properly view change BIOS settings. Computer configuration information stored ESCD format. ESCD data cleared setting CMOS clear jumper Clear position.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
BIOS also Setup option support Windows time Plug Play utilities. When this option selected, only devices critical booting assigned resources BIOS. Device Node information available devices ensure compatibility with Windows Copies Plug Play specification obtained Intel BBS, CompuServe typing PlugPlay.
Advanced Power Management
BIOS support Advanced Power Management (APM version 1.2). energy saving Stand mode initiated keyboard sequence user, time-out period user, sleep/resume button tied front panel sleep connector. When Stand-by mode, board reduces power consumption utilizing Pentium processor's System Management Mode (SMM) capabilities also spinning down hard drives turning VESA DPMS compliant monitors. user select which DPMS mode (Stand Suspend, Off) sent monitor Setup. ability respond external interrupts fully maintained while Stand-by mode allowing computer service requests such incoming FAX's network messages while unattended. keyboard mouse activity brings computer energy saving Stand mode. When this occurs monitor drives turned back immediately. enabled BIOS default, however, computer must configured with driver order power saving features take effect. Windows will enable automatically upon detecting presence BIOS.
Language Support
BIOS Setup screen help messages supported languages. There languages translated this time use; American English, German, Italian, French, Spanish. Translations other languages will available later date. With Flash BIOS, only language resident time. default language American English, will always present unless another language programmed into BIOS using Flash Memory Update Program (FMUP) available Intel BBS.
Boot Options
Booting from CD-ROM supported adherence Torito" bootable CD-ROM format specification developed Phoenix Technologies IBM. Under Boot Options field Setup, CD-ROM four possible boot devices which defined priority order. default setting floppy primary boot device hard drive secondary boot device. CD-ROM selected, must first device. third fourth devices disabled default configuration. user also select network boot device. network option allows booting from network add-in card with remote boot installed.
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NOTE
copy Torito" available Phoenix page
3.10 Flash Logo Area
motherboard supports programmable flash user area located EC000-ECFFF. this area display custom logo. BIOS accesses user area just after completing POST. utility available from Intel assist with installing logo into flash display during POST. Contact your local Intel Sales office authorized distributor further information.
3.11 CMOS Setup Access Jumper
motherboard configuration jumper (J10G1-B, pins 1-3) controls access BIOS Setup program. setting jumper disable position, user prevented from accessing Setup program during Power-On Self Test other time. message prompting user press <F1> enter Setup also disabled.
3.12 BIOS Setup program
Setup program allows configuration modified without opening computer most basic changes. Setup program accessible only during Power-On Self Test (POST) pressing <F1> after POST memory test begun before boot begins. prompt enabled that informs users press <F1> access Setup. jumper setting (J10G1-B, pins 1-3) motherboard prevent user access Setup security purposes.
3.12.1
Overview Setup Menu Screens
Setup program initially displays Main menu screen. each screen there options modifying configuration. Select menu screen pressing left right arrow keys. down arrow keys select items screen. <Enter> select item modification. certain items, pressing <Enter> will bring subscreen. After have selected item, arrow keys modify setting.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
Table
Overview Setup Menu Screens
Description setting modifying some basic options such time, date, diskette drives, hard drives. modifying more advanced features such peripheral configuration advanced chipset configuration. specifying passwords that used limit access computer. saving discarding changes. Description configuring your diskette drives. configuring your devices. modifying options that affect boot such boot sequence. modifying options that affect serial ports, parallel port, disk drive interfaces. Modify options that affect audio subsystem. modifying options that affect memory busses. accessing modifying Advanced Power Management (APM) options. modifying options that affect system's Plug Play capabilities.
Setup Menu Screen Main Advanced Security Exit Setup Subscreen Floppy Options Device Configuration Boot Options Peripheral Configuration Audio Configuration Advanced Chipset Configuration Power Management Configuration Plug Play Configuration
3.12.2
Main BIOS Setup Screen
This section describes Setup options found main menu screen. select certain options from main screen (e.g., Hard Disk), Setup program switches subscreen selected option.
3.12.2.1
System Date
Specifies current date. Select month from pop-up menu.
3.12.2.2
System Time
Specifies current time.
3.12.2.3
Floppy Options
When selected, this pops Floppy Options menu.
3.12.2.4
Primary Master
Reports device connected computer. When selected, this brings Device Configuration subscreen.
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3.12.2.5
Primary Slave
Reports device connected computer. When selected, this brings Device Configuration subscreen.
3.12.2.6
Secondary Master
Reports device connected computer. When selected, this brings Device Configuration subscreen.
3.12.2.7
Secondary Slave
Reports device connected computer. When selected, this brings Device Configuration subscreen.
3.12.2.8
Language
Specifies language text strings used Setup program BIOS. options installed languages.
3.12.2.9
Boot Options
When selected, this brings Boot Options subscreen.
3.12.2.10
Video Mode
Reports video mode. There options.
3.12.2.11
Mouse
Reports mouse installed not. There options.
3.12.2.12
Base Memory
Reports amount base memory. There options.
3.12.2.13
Extended Memory
Reports amount extended memory. There options.
3.12.3 3.12.3.1
Floppy Options Subscreen Floppy
Reports diskette drive connected computer. There options.
3.12.3.2
Floppy
Reports second diskette drive connected computer. There options.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
3.12.3.3
Floppy Type
Specifies physical size capacity diskette drive. options Disabled, 5.25-inch; 5.25-inch; 3.5-inch; 1.44/1.25 3.5-inch; 2.88 3.5-inch. default 1.44/1.25 3.5-inch.
3.12.3.4
Floppy Type
Specifies physical size capacity diskette drive. options Disabled, 5.25-inch; 5.25-inch; 3.5-inch; 1.44/1.25 3.5-inch; 2.88 3.5-inch. default Disabled.
3.12.3.5
Floppy Access
Specifies read/write access attached floppy drives. options Read/Write Read Only. default Read/Write.
3.12.4 3.12.4.1
Device Configuration Subscreen Device Configuration
Used manually configure hard drive have BIOS auto configure options Auto Configured, User Definable Disabled. default Auto Configured. select User Definable then Number Cylinders, Number Heads, Number Sectors items modified.
3.12.4.2
Number Cylinders
Device Configuration User Definable, must type correct number cylinders your hard disk. Hard Disk Type Auto Configured, this reports number cylinders your hard disk cannot modified.
3.12.4.3
Number Heads
Device Configuration User Definable, must type correct number heads your hard disk. Hard Disk Type Auto Configured, this reports number heads your hard disk cannot modified.
3.12.4.4
Number Sectors
Device Configuration User Definable, must type correct number sectors your hard disk. Hard Disk Type Auto Configured, this reports number sectors your hard disk cannot modified.
3.12.4.5
Maximum Capacity
Reports maximum capacity your Device. calculated from number cylinders, heads, sectors. There options here.
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3.12.4.6
Translation Mode
Specifies translation mode. options Standard (standard cylinder head sector -less than 1024 cylinders), Logical Block, Extended (extended cylinder head sector-greater than 1024 cylinders), Auto Detected (BIOS detects drive support LBA). default Auto Detected.
CAUTION
change this from option selected when hard drive formatted. Changing option result corrupted data.
3.12.4.7
Multiple Sector Setting
Sets number sectors transferred drive interrupt generated. options Disabled, Sectors/Block, Sectors/Block, Auto Detected. default Auto Detected. Check specifications your hard disk drive determine which setting provides optimum performance your drive.
3.12.4.8
Fast Programmed Modes
Sets fast transfers interface occur. options Disabled Auto Detected. default Auto Detected. Disabled, transfers occur less than
3.12.5
Boot Options Subscreen
This section describes options available Boot Options subscreen.
3.12.5.1
First, Second, Third, Fourth Boot Device
Sets which drives computer checks find operating system boot from. following options available: First Boot Device: Second, Third, Fourth Device: Select Disabled, Floppy, Hard Disk, CD-ROM, Network. Select Disabled, Floppy, Hard Disk, Network.
3.12.5.2
System Cache
Enables disables both primary secondary cache memory. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled.
3.12.5.3
Boot Speed
Sets system's boot speed. options Deturbo Turbo. default Turbo. Turbo selected, boot-up occurs full speed. Deturbo selected, board operates slower speed.
3.12.5.4
Lock
Sets beginning state Lock feature your keyboard. options Off. default Off.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
3.12.5.5
Setup Prompt
Turns off) "Press <F1> want Setup" prompt during power-up sequence. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled.
NOTE
This option effect your ability access Setup program. only toggles prompt.
3.12.5.6
Typematic Rate Programming
Sets typematic rates. options Default Override. default Default. Choosing Override enables Typematic Rate Delay Typematic Rate.
3.12.5.7
Typematic Rate Delay
Sets long takes key-repeat function start when hold down keyboard. options 250, 500, 750, 1000 millisecond delays. default 250. Typematic Rate Programming Default, this option will visible.
3.12.5.8
Typematic Rate
Sets speed which characters repeat when hold down keyboard. higher number, faster characters repeat. options characters second. default Typematic Rate Programming Default, this option will visible.
3.12.6
Advanced Screen
This section describes Setup options found Advanced menu screen. select certain options from Advanced screen (e.g., Peripheral Configuration), Setup program switches subscreen selected option. Subscreens described sections following description Advanced screen options.
3.12.6.1
Processor Type
Reports microprocessor type. There options.
3.12.6.2
Processor Speed
Reports microprocessor clock speed. There options.
3.12.6.3
Cache Size
Reports size secondary cache. There options. your computer contains cache, this item will appear.
3.12.6.4
Peripheral Configuration
When selected, this brings Peripheral Configuration subscreen.
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3.12.6.5
Audio Configuration
When selected, this brings Audio Configuration subscreen. audio components included motherboard, this field will appear.
3.12.6.6
Advanced Chipset Configuration
When selected, this brings Advanced Chipset Configuration subscreen.
3.12.6.7
Power Management Configuration
When selected enabled, this brings Advanced Power Management subscreen.
3.12.6.8
Plug Play Configuration
When selected, this brings Plug Play Configuration subscreen.
3.12.7
Peripheral Configuration Subscreen
This section describes screens peripheral configuration subscreen.
3.12.7.1
Configuration Mode
Enables choose between setting peripheral configuration yourself, having BIOS options Auto Manual. default Auto. When Auto selected, peripherals automatically configured during power options below Interface, Floppy Interface, Serial Port Serial Port Addresses, Serial Port Mode, Parallel Port Address cannot modified. settings displayed those options reflect current state hardware.
3.12.7.2
Interface
Enables disables hard disk interface. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled. Configuration Mode Auto, this option cannot modified.)
3.12.7.3
Floppy Interface
Enables disables diskette drive interface. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled. Configuration Mode Auto, this option cannot modified.)
3.12.7.4
Serial Port Address
Selects address serial port. options Disabled; COM1, 3F8h; COM2, 2F8h; COM3, 3E8h; COM4, 2E8h. default COM1, 3F8h. Configuration Mode Auto, Setup program assigns first free port (normally COM1, 3F8h) serial port address, regardless what selected under Serial Port Address option. Configuration Mode Auto, this option cannot modified.)
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
3.12.7.5
Serial Port Address
Selects address serial port. options Disabled; COM1, 3F8h; COM2, 2F8h; COM3, 3E8h; COM4, 2E8h. default COM2, 2F8h. Configuration Mode Auto, Setup program assigns first free port (normally COM2, 2F8h) serial port address, regardless what selected under Serial Port Address option. Configuration Mode Auto, this option cannot modified.)
NOTE
either serial port address set, address will appear options dialog other serial port. mach32 mach64 video controller active, COM4, 2E8h address will appear options dialog either serial port.
3.12.7.6
Serial Port Mode
Makes Serial Port available infrared applications. options Enabled Disabled. default Disabled. Configuration Mode Auto, this option cannot modified.)
3.12.7.7
Parallel Port Interface
Selects address parallel port. options Disabled; LPT3, 3BCh, IRQ7; LPT2, 378h, IRQ7; LPT1, 278h, IRQ7; LPT3, 3BCh, IRQ5; LPT2, 378h, IRQ5; LPT1, 278h, IRQ5. default LPT1, 278h, IRQ7. Configuration Mode Auto, Setup program assigns LPT1, 278h, IRQ7 parallel port address, regardless what selected under Parallel Port Address option. Configuration Mode Auto, this option cannot modified.)
3.12.7.8
Parallel Port Type
Selects mode parallel port. options Compatible, Bi-directional, EPP, ECP. default Compatible. Compatible means parallel port operates AT-compatible mode. Bi-directional means parallel port operates bi-directional PS/2-compatible mode. mean parallel port operates high-speed, bi-directionally. This option affected Configuration Mode field above.
3.12.7.9
Controller
Enables disables interface. options Enabled Disabled. default Disabled. components included motherboard, this field will appear.
3.12.8
Audio Configuration Subscreen
This section describes options available Audio Configuration Subscreen. audio components included motherboard, this subscreen will appear.
3.12.8.1
Audio Configuration Mode
Used manually configure audio options, have BIOS auto configure them. options Disabled, Auto Manual. default Auto.
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When Auto Disabled selected, Port Base, Port Base, Port Base, Interrupt, SB/MPU Interrupt, Play DMA, Play/WSS Capture fields cannot modified.
3.12.8.2
Port Base
Sets Sound Blaster compatible device base address. Options Disabled, 220h 240h. default 220h.
3.12.8.3
Port Base
Sets Windows Sound System base address. Options Disabled, 530h, 604h E80h, F40h. default 530h.
3.12.8.4
Port Base
Sets base address. Options Disabled, 300h, 330h, 332h, 334h. default 330h.
3.12.8.5
Interrupt
Sets Windows Sound System interrupt. Options Disabled, IRQ7, IRQ9, IRQ11. default IRQ11.
3.12.8.6
SB/MPU Interrupt
Sets interrupt. Options Disabled, IRQ5, IRQ7, IRQ9, IRQ10. default IRQ10.
3.12.8.7
Play
Sets play back channel. Options Disabled, Channel Channel default Channel
3.12.8.8
Play/WSS Capture
Sets play back Capture channel. Options Disabled, Channel Channel default Channel
3.12.8.9
Game Port
Enables choose between setting Game Port configuration yourself, having BIOS options Disabled, Manual Auto. default Auto.
3.12.8.10
Game Port Status
Reports Game Port status. There options.
3.12.8.11
Synthesizer Port Status
Reports Synthesizer Port status. There options.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
3.12.8.12
Mode
Enables disables audio. options Disabled Enabled. default Enabled. This field will appear included board.
3.12.9
Advanced Chipset Configuration Subscreen
This section describes options available Advanced Chipset Configuration Subscreen.
3.12.9.1
Base Memory Size
Sets size base memory. options default
3.12.9.2
Size
Sets size linear frame buffer. options Disabled default Disabled. this then Base Address field will appear.
3.12.9.3
Base Address
Reports base address LFB. There options. This field will appear Size Disabled.
3.12.9.4
Video Palette Snoop
Controls ability primary graphics controller share common palette with add-in video card. options Enabled Disabled. default Disabled.
3.12.9.5
Latency Timer (PCI Clocks)
Sets length time agent hold when another agent requested bus. Valid numbers between 256. default
3.12.9.6
Burst
Controls support memory burst mode data transfers. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled.
3.12.10
Power Management Configuration Subscreen
This section describes options available Power Management Subscreen.
3.12.10.1
Advanced Power Management
Enables disables Advanced Power Management (APM) support your system's BIOS. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled. Power Management will only work with APM-capable operating systems manage power consumption your computer. Advanced Power Management Disabled, none fields Advanced Power Management subscreen will visible.
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3.12.10.2
Drive Power Down
Sets drives spin down when computer goes into power managed mode. options Enabled Disabled. default Enabled.
3.12.10.3
Inactivity Timer
Sets long computer must inactive before enters power managed mode. Enter number minutes. range minutes. default minutes.
3.12.10.4
VESA Video Power Down
Sets command issued your graphics card when computer goes into power managed mode. options Disabled, Standby, Suspend, Sleep. default Sleep.
3.12.10.5
Sets that, when pressed while holding down <Ctrl> <Alt> keys, causes computer enter power managed mode. alphabetic keys valid.
3.12.11
Plug Play Configuration Subscreen
This section describes options found Plug Play configuration subscreen.
3.12.11.1
Configuration Mode
Sets BIOS gets information about cards that have Plug Play capabilities. options Setup program (ISA Configuration Utility). default Setup program. selected, BIOS will depend run-time software ensure that there conflicts between boards with Plug Play capabilities those without. Only Boot With will visible.
3.12.11.2
Boot with
Enables boot with operating system capable managing Plug Play add-in cards. options None, Other, Windows default Windows
3.12.11.3
Shared Memory Size
Enables "unshadow" block upper memory area. options Disabled, default Disabled. this Disabled, Shared Memory Base Address (described below) will visible. Shadowing technique that copies block memory from add-in card's same address main memory. This provides faster access achieves higher performance. default, upper memory shadowed.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
3.12.11.4
Shared Memory Base Address
Sets base address Shared Memory. options C8000h, CC000h, D0000h, D4000h, D8000h, DC000h. default C8000h. This setting could affect Shared Memory Size item. value entered Shared Memory Size item cannot extend E0000h address. example, size selected, options D4000h, D8000h, DC000h will available.
3.12.11.5
Sets status IRQ. options Available Used Card. default Available. auto-configuration code looks here these interrupts available add-in card. interrupt available, auto-configuration code assign interrupt used computer. your computer contains agent that uses these interrupts, select Used Card that interrupt.
NOTE
available this option, depending setting chosen COM1, COM2 parallel ports Peripheral Configuration Subscreen. will show user available. on-board controller used, these interrupts will available cards. These interrupts used cards
3.12.12
Security Screen
This section describes access modes that using options found Security screen, then describes Security screen options themselves.
3.12.12.1
Administrative User Access Modes
options Security screen menu make possible restrict access Setup program enabling passwords different access modes: Administrative mode User mode. general, Administrative mode full access Setup options, whereas User mode restricted access options. Thus, setting separate Administrative User passwords, system administrator limit change critical Setup values. actual limitations depend whether either Administrative User passwords both set. (See table below description passwords actually work together.) limit access boot computer, User password. This password that BIOS asks before booting. only Administrative password set, computer boots without asking password. both passwords set, enter either password boot computer. following table shows effects setting Administrative User passwords. (The table reference only, shown Security screen.) table, statement "Can change limited number options" means change date time, power management key, User password, security key, unattended start.
TC430HX Motherboard
Table
Administrative User Password Functions
Administrative mode change options* change options change options User mode change options* change limited number options change options change limited number options Password Required During Boot Process None None User Administrative User
Password Neither Administrative only User only Both
password set, user change Setup options.
3.12.13 3.12.13.1
Security Screen Options User Password
Reports there User password set. There options.
3.12.13.2
Administrative Password
Reports there Administrative password set. There options.
3.12.13.3
User Password
Sets User password. password seven alphanumeric characters.
3.12.13.4
Administrative Password
Sets Administrative password. password seven alphanumeric characters.
3.12.13.5
Unattended Start
Controls when security password requested. options Enabled Disabled. default Disabled. User password must enabled before enable this option. Enabled selected, computer boots, keyboard will locked until User password entered.
3.12.13.6
Security (CTRL-ALT-)
Sets that, when pressed, locks keyboard until User password entered. Keyboard LEDs flash indicate that keyboard locked. When enter User password, have press <Enter> key.
Motherboard BIOS Setup Utility
3.12.14
Exit Screen
This section describes different ways exit save save changes made Setup program.
3.12.14.1
Exit Saving Changes
Saves changes CMOS exits Setup program. also press <F10> anywhere Setup program this.
3.12.14.2
Exit Discarding Changes
Exits Setup program without saving changes. This means that changes made while Setup program discarded SAVED. Pressing <Esc> four main screens will this.
3.12.14.3
Load Setup Defaults
Resets Setup options their defaults. also press <F5> anywhere Setup program this. This selection loads default Setup values from table.
3.12.14.4
Discard Changes
Discards changes made during current Setup session without exiting program. also press <F6> anywhere Setup program this. This selection loads CMOS values that were present when computer turned
Error Messages Beep Codes
BIOS Beep Codes
Beeps Error Message Refresh Failure Timer Operational Processor Error 8042 Gate Failure Processor Exception Interrupt Error Description memory refresh circuitry motherboard faulty. Memory failure first memory, Timer motherboard functioning. microprocessor motherboard generated error. keyboard controller bad. BIOS cannot switch protected mode. microprocessor generated exception interrupt.
Base Memory Failure Memory failure first
Display Memory Read/Write video adapter either missing memory faulty. This Error fatal error. Checksum Error CMOS Shutdown Register Rd/Wrt Error checksum value does match value encoded BIOS. shutdown register CMOS failed.
Configuration Error Messages
following messages displayed group with bus, device function information.
Message Serial Checksum Floppy Disk Controller Resource Conflict NVRAM Checksum Error, NVRAM Cleared NVRAM Cleared Jumper NVRAM Data Invalid, NVRAM Cleared Parallel Port Resource Conflict Error Full Port Conflict Conflict Explanation Serial checksum Plug Play card invalid. floppy disk controller requested resource that already use. ESCD data reinitialized because NVRAM checksum error. rerunning ICU. "Clear CMOS" jumper been moved "Clear" position CMOS been cleared. Invalid entry ESCD. parallel port requested resource that already use. This message displayed when more than conflict errors detected. additional errors logged. devices requested same resource, resulting conflict. devices requested same resource, resulting conflict. continued
TC430HX Motherboard
Configuration Error Messages (continued)
Message Memory Conflict Primary Boot Device Found Explanation devices requested same resource, resulting conflict. designated primary boot device (hard disk drive, diskette drive, CD-ROM drive) could found.
Primary Controller Resource Conflict primary controller requested resource that already use. Primary Input Device Found Secondary Controller Resource Conflict Serial Port Resource Conflict Serial Port Resource Conflict Static Device Resource Conflict System Board Device Resource Conflict designated primary input device (keyboard, mouse, other, input redirected) could found. secondary controller requested resource that already use. Serial port requested resource that already use. Serial port requested resource that already use. Plug Play card requested resource that already use. Plug Play card requested resource that already use.
BIOS Error Messages
Error Message 8042 Gate Error Address Line Short! Cache Memory Bad, Enable Cache! CH-2 Timer Error CMOS Battery State CMOS Checksum Failure Explanation Gate keyboard controller working. Error address decoding circuitry motherboard. Cache memory defective. Replace Most systems include timers. There error timer CMOS powered battery. battery power low. Replace battery. After CMOS values saved, checksum value generated error checking. previous value different from current value. Setup. values stored CMOS either corrupt nonexistent. Setup. video type CMOS does match type detected BIOS. Setup. amount memory motherboard different than amount CMOS RAM. Setup. Setup date time CMOS RAM. boot disk floppy drive corrupt. cannot used boot computer. another boot disk follow screen instructions. Error controller. continued
CMOS System Options CMOS Display Type Mismatch CMOS Memory Size Mismatch CMOS Time Date Diskette Boot Failure Error
Error Messages Beep Codes
BIOS Error Messages (continued)
Error Message DMA#1 Error DMA#2 Error Controller Failure Controller Failure INTR#1 Error INTR#2 Error Invalid Boot Diskette Keyboard Locked.Unlock KB/Interface Error Parity Error System Halted Explanation Error first channel. Error second channel. BIOS cannot communicate with floppy disk drive controller. Check appropriate connections after computer powered down. BIOS cannot communicate with hard disk drive controller. Check appropriate connections after computer powered down. Interrupt channel failed POST. Interrupt channel failed POST. BIOS read disk floppy drive cannot boot computer. another boot disk. keyboard lock computer engaged. computer must unlocked continue. There error keyboard connector. fatal error occurred. system halted.
Messages
Message Explanation Memory Parity Error xxxxx Memory failed. memory location determined, displayed xxxxx. not, message Memory Parity Error ????. Card Parity Error xxxxx Time-out expansion card failed. address determined, displayed xxxxx. not, message Card Parity Error ????. device driven signal more than microseconds.
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