Chapter 2
KX7-333/KX7-333R
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(3). IR1: IR Header (Infrared)
There is a specific orientation for pins 1 through 5,
attach the connector from the IR KIT or IR device to
the IR1 header. This motherboard supports standard
IR transfer rates.
Note:
Watch the pin position and the orientation
(4). WOR1: Wake On Ring Header
If you have an internal modem adapter that supports
this feature, then you can connect the specific cable
from the internal modem adapter to this header. This
feature lets you wake up your computer via remote
control through the modem.
Note:
Watch the pin position and the orientation
(5). WOL1: Wake on LAN Header
If you have a network adapter that supports this
feature, then you can connect the specific cable from
the network adapter to this header.
This feature lets
you wake up your computer via remote control
through a local area network. You may need a
specific utility to control the wake up event, like
using the PCnet Magic Packet utility or other similar
utilities.
There are three types of WOL, “
Remote Wake-Up
high (RWU-high)
”, “
Remote Wake-Up low
(RWU-low)
”, and “
Power Management Event
(PME)
”. This motherboard supports the type of
“
Remote Wake-Up low (RWU-low)
” only.
Note:
Watch the pin position and the orientation
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