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Specifications

Audio

- Built in Trident 4DWAVE-DX-1 PCI Audio controller

- Crystal 4297A stereo audio CODEC or compatible 

part

- Built in 1.5W Audio Amplifier

- Integrated with internal speaker

- Audio in/audio out

BIOS

- Phoenix PnP BIOS

- 2MB Flash ROM

LAN/HPNA Controller - Built in Intel 21145 10Base-T/HomeRun controller

(Option)

- Support Ethernet 10Base-T and HPNA 1.0

- Support One RJ-45(with active LED) and Two RJ-11

Expansion Slot

One PCI slot for Riser Card

Hardware Monitoring - An integrated ambient temperature sensor

- Fan Speed sensors

- Power supply voltage monitoring to detect levels 

above or below acceptable values

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Summary of Contents for D@eBox

Page 1: ...User s Manual DAEWOO TELECOM LTD AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ1 ...

Page 2: ...lugging the RJ11 Phone line Ch3 System Disassembling assembling 1 Disassemble Drawing 2 Upgrading Memory and Replacing Backup Battery 3 Assemble Drawing Ch4 Monitor 1 Factory Preset Display Mode 2 Technical Specification 3 OSD Program Description Ch5 Mother Board 1 Specification 2 Layout 3 Set Jumper Ch6 Bios setup 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 9 10 11 12 17 20 23 23 23 24 28 28 30 31 32 CONTENTS AIO DAE 0 3 ...

Page 3: ...ead this guide carefully before you install the computer system For your safety remember to turn off the system and to disconnect all the cords and cables before opening the system chassis To avoid electric shock do not open the monitor frame chassis figure 1 Daewoo Telecom Lt AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ3 ...

Page 4: ...2 Check Items Check your boxes for the following items User s Manual CD ROM Title Power cord Mouse Keyboard System AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ4 ...

Page 5: ...overload the power socket Do not place magnetic objects close to the system Avoid dust or moisture from the system Place the system away from radio or any electronic receivers Keep distance between the system and the wall Place the system away from high temperature and direct sunlight AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ5 ...

Page 6: ... Configuration 1 Front configuration figure 2 Micro phone Monitor HDD LED Power Butto FDD LED CD ROM Drive CD ROM Drive LED CD ROM Drive eject button Floppy Disk Drive FDD eject button AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ6 ...

Page 7: ... Rear Configuration figure 3 Daewoo Telecom Lt AC Power Speaker Mouse Keyboard Line in Speaker out USB port LAN Tel Line to the Phone Serial port Parallel port MIDI Game port AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ7 ...

Page 8: ...ugging keyboard and mouse figure 4 Keyboard and mouse connector is on the rear panel Connect the keyboard to the keyboard connector colored blue Connect the mouse to the mouse connector colored green AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ8 ...

Page 9: ... both 110 220V power range withou any setting action Just plug the power cord into your PC and connect the cord to th grounded outlet Do not connect power cable to the power outlet until you finish all the preceding steps Daewoo Telecom Lt AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ9 ...

Page 10: ...ivity you can network PCs located anywher in the same building where you have access to jacks from a singl telephone line Connect phone jack and telephone line of the PCs you want to networ with RJ11 telephone line Phone Tel Line to the wa AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ10 ...

Page 11: ...puter and a peripherals 2 Connection any telephone or telecommunication lines from th computer may cause personal injury or electric shock 3 Please wait 5 seconds after turning off the computer befo disconnecting the peripheral or removing the component when you a disconnecting a peripheral from the computer or removing a compone from the system board to avoid possible damage to the system board 4...

Page 12: ... important to check if the AC power cable is removed from PC before you disassemble your PC If the AC power cable is removed form your PC you may start disassembling Opening the Computer 1 Place a soft stuff example towel cloth etc on the front of computer figure 7 Place a soft stuff on the front of computer AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ12 ...

Page 13: ...2 As you could see figure 8 there are 5 screws and loose 4 of them which is indicated as to separate the thin plate figure 8 Daewoo Telecom Lt Loose these sc AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ13 ...

Page 14: ...u can see in figure 9 loose screws indicated as to separate transparent case first remove th speaker cable which is connected to speaker at this moment figure 9 transparent cose remove the speaker cable loose these AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ14 ...

Page 15: ...onitor Please be cautious when you pull out the bod because the body and monitor is connected with cable If you pull ou the body little bit first then remove the cable there will be no problem figure 12 shows after the monitor and body is separated Daewoo Telecom Lt Loose these screws figure 10 figure 11 figure 12 AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ15 ...

Page 16: ...5 Description for each part of main board and interface board locate beneath the monitor figure 13 figure 13 VGA 6pin Power 24pin M B HDD VGA 9pin Mic 2pin LED 7pin AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ16 ...

Page 17: ...left edge of the module and the other clip holds the right edge 2 Push both clips away from the socket 3 Position the DIMM over the socket so that the notch at the bottom of th module lines up over the divider in the socket As shown in the nex picture match the wide part of the module to the wide part of th opening in the socket 4 Push the module straight down into the socket Daewoo Telecom Lt DIM...

Page 18: ...ds the left edge of the module and the other clip holds the right edge 2 Push one clip away from the module Then while holding the modul with one hand push the other clip away from the module 3 Lift the module out of the socket DIMM Memory module DIMM Socket AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ18 ...

Page 19: ... new cell If you are using metallic driver to push try not to touch any othe part with the metallic tool There is the danger of an explosion if the battery is incorrectl replaced Replace the battery with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Discard used batteries according to the battery manufacturer s instructions figure 14 Daewoo Telecom Lt push this Side battery to this s...

Page 20: ...rder of disassembling First of al please check if all part is attached firmly 2 Connect body and monitor with cable 3 Put in PC body after fitting and FDD CDROM is front figure 15 4 Drive these screw figure 16 figure 15 figure 16 AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ20 ...

Page 21: ...ransparent case like figure 17 drive these crews and also connect to the speak cable figure 17 6 Fit the thin plate shown figure 18 and drive these screw figure 18 Daewoo Telecom Lt Drive these screw Drive these screws AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ21 ...

Page 22: ...7 Stand your PC connect the power cable and turn on figure 19 AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ22 ...

Page 23: ... 800 600 53 6 85 1024 768 48 3 60 1024 768 68 7 85 1280 1024 64 0 60 2 Specifications Item Specifications Size 15 14 viewable Dot Pitch 0 28mm Max Resolution HXV 1280X1024 Horizontal frequency 30 69KHz Vertical frequency 50 120Hz Video Dot Rate 110MHz Active Display Area Preset 265X190mm Full 278X208mm Features lnvar shadow mask AS Anti Static coating Daewoo Telecom L Preset mode AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 ...

Page 24: ...rence between light an dark areas on the screen Horizontal Size Adjust the display width Horizontal size Horizontal Position Adjust the position of the display horizontally Lef or Right Vertical Size Adjust the display height Vertical size Vertical Position Adjust the position of the display vertically Up o Down AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ24 ...

Page 25: ...s left or right Parallelogram Adjust the parallelogram when the screen is leaning lef or right Trapezoid Adjust the trapezoid of the screen by moving the lines inwar or outward Rotation Adjust the rotation when the screen is tilted left or right Top Corner Correction Adjust the Top corner Bottom Corner Correction Adjust the Top corner Daewoo Telecom Lt AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ25 ...

Page 26: ...ain Adjust the blue gain Red Cutoff Adjust the red cutoff Green Cutoff Adjust the green cutoff Blue Cutoff Adjust the blue cutoff 9300K Recall 6500K Recall User color recall Return the color value set by user User color save Save the color value set by user AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 39 PM Ã ˆ26 ...

Page 27: ... GD Recall Return the original value GD Save Save the setting value Horizontal Moire Adjust the horizontal picture moire cancellation Vertical Moire Adjust the vertical picture moire cancellation H Focus Adjust the focus image Daewoo Telecom Lt AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 40 PM Ã ˆ27 ...

Page 28: ...rts PC100 66 SDRAM VGA Controller Built in M B controller support 1X 2X AGP Trident Blade 3D Support Max 8MB SDRAM Internal Inter connection to Monitor USB 2 USB ports IDE 40 pin Boxed Header for IDEs Primary IDE 50 pin Boxed Header 2mm pitch for CDROM Secondary IDE I O Controller 1 Serial port 1 Parallel port with ECP and EPP support Interface for one 1 2MB 1 44MB and 2 88MB Diskette Drive PS 2 t...

Page 29: ...OS 2MB Flash ROM LAN HPNA Controller Built in Intel 21145 10Base T HomeRun controller Option Support Ethernet 10Base T and HPNA 1 0 Support One RJ 45 with active LED and Two RJ 11 Expansion Slot One PCI slot for Riser Card Hardware Monitoring An integrated ambient temperature sensor Fan Speed sensors Power supply voltage monitoring to detect levels above or below acceptable values Daewoo Telecom L...

Page 30: ...2 Layout figure 24 AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 40 PM Ã ˆ30 ...

Page 31: ...r the system t function properly 3 Turn on your computer Clear CMOS JP6 Normal 1 2 Clear 2 3 Disable On board Audio JP8 This Jumper uses for Enable or Disable the on board audio subsystem Internal Audio JP8 Enable Default 1 2 Disable 2 3 Enable Keyboard password power on function JP7 This jumper uses for Enable or Disable Keyboard Password power o function7 K B Password on JP8 Enable Default 1 2 D...

Page 32: ...ing Saving SETUP 1 SETUP can be invoked when the power is turned on or software reset initiated During the initial boot sequence Press F2 will display th setup main screen 2 From the initial SETUP menu use arrow key Right or Left to displa the next or previous menu There are six SETUP menus and they are Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit 3 To select an option entry press arrow key Up or Down A...

Page 33: ...display the SETUP menu 2 Press ESC to go to the Exit menu 3 On the Load Setup Defaults option press Enter and select Y es 4 Select the Exit Saving Changes to save the default values and exi SETUP Next sections provide explanation of the SETUP configurations 1 MAIN Setup Menu To start Phoenix BIOS Setup utility 1 Turn on or reboot your system Phoenix BIOS displays this message Press F2 to enter SET...

Page 34: ... Utility Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit System Time 12 00 13 System Date 07 04 1999 Legacy Diskette A 1 44 1 25 MB 31 2 Legacy Diskette B Disabled Primary Master Qudntum XXX Primary Slave None Secondary Master CD ROM Secondary Slave None Keyboard Features System Memory 640KB Extended Memory 64512 KB F1 Help Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Sub M...

Page 35: ...ne it own parameter by selecting the User value If you press Enter the screen displaying data for each device wil appear Keyboard Features Specify Keyboard Features as Following Num Lock On or Off turns NumLock on or off at bootup Auto turn NumLock on if it finds a numeric key pad Key Click Turns audible key clik on Keybord auto repeat rate Sets the number of times a second to repeat keystroke whe...

Page 36: ...our system to malfunction Installed O S Win 98 Win 2000 Reset Configuration Data No PS 2 Mouse Auto Detect Large Disk Access Mode DOS Local Bus IDE adapter Both Spread Spectrum Disabled I O Device Configuration F1 Help Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Sub Menu F10 Save and Exit Item Specific Help Select the operating system installed on your system whic...

Page 37: ...his is to Enable or to Disable PS 2 Mouse functions Auto Detect will enable the PS 2 mouse only if present Large Disk Access Mode Select DOS if you have DOS Select Other if you have another operating system such as UNIX A large disk is one that has more than 1024 cylinders more than 16 heads or more than 63 tracks per sector Local Bus IDE adapter Enable the integrated local bus IDE adapter Specifi...

Page 38: ...ort B Assign a port address to each serial port Parallel Port Assign a port address to the parallel port Floopy disk Controller Enable Disable the Floopy disk controller 3 Security Setup Menu Use this menu to set User and Supervisor Password and Backup and Virus check reminder Selecting Security from the Menu Bar displays the Security menu whic looks like this AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 40 PM Ã ˆ38 ...

Page 39: ...enixBIOS Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit F1 Help Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaul Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Sub Menu F10 Save and E Supervisor Password Is Clear User Password Is Clear Set Supervisor Password Enter Set User Password Enter Password on boot Disabled Diskette access Supervisor Fixed disk boot sector Normal Power Supply Control Item Specific Help S...

Page 40: ...ot sector If Write protect is set for this option the boot sector of the hard disk i write protected to against viruses This must be set to Normal to transmit system files of the hard disk or t format the hard disk Power Supply Control This item allows you to select a method to power on by keyboard Note USB keyboards can not be used to power on Disable Disable the keyboard power on PC 98 KBD It al...

Page 41: ...tem Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Sub Menu F10 Save and Exit PowerButton Override Enabled Power Savings Disabled Idle Mode Off Standby Timeout Off Auto Suspend Timeout Off Suspend Mode Suspend Resume On Time Off Resume Time 00 00 00 Resume On Modem Ring Off Item Specific Help Enabled Use PowerButton as the Suspend Resume Button and support 4sec Power Override Di...

Page 42: ...uspen Timeout Idle Mode Slows the CPU clock down when the system is inactive for a pre define period of time It is restored when the system is used again Standby Timeout Define the Standby Timeout Auto Suspend Timeout Define the Auto Spspend Timeout Suspend Mode Suspend When the Suspend Mode is set to Suspend Save system date in DRAM and control system power by shutting dow power suppy to peripher...

Page 43: ...To Disk Mode By Pressing the Power switch By Password when it was used at Power Supply Control On Windows98 NT Win2000 It is recommended that you follow th normal closing procedure for the protection of the system Power Saving mode is not supported in the OS environment wher power management is not provided Therefore the Save To Disk mode is not supported when the system is booted either with DOS ...

Page 44: ...t Exit F1 Help Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Select Sub Menu F10 Save and Exi 1 Removable Devices 2 Hard Drive 3 ATAPI CD ROM Drive 4 Network Boot Hard Drive Removable Devices QuickBoot Mode Enabled Summary screen Enabled Item specific Help Use or to select a device then press to move it up the list or to move it down the list Press Esc to exit this menu AI...

Page 45: ...wing Hard Drive If you have more than one hard drive selecting Hard Drive from th Boot Menu Select the hard to use for booting by using the up and dow arrows Then move it to the top of this list using the key Removable Devices If you have more than one removable device selecting Removabl Devices from the Boot Menu Select the removable device to use fo booting by using the up and down arrows Then m...

Page 46: ...Changes Exit Discarding Changes Load Setup Defaults Discard Changes Save Changes Item specific Help Exit System Setup and save your changes to CMOS PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit F1 Help Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit Select Menu Enter Execute Command F10 Save and Ex AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 40 PM Ã ˆ46 ...

Page 47: ...program Exit Discarding Changes lgnore the changes and exit SETUPprogram Load Setup Defaults Assign default values to configuration fields Discard Changes lgnore the changes Save Changes Save current values to CMOS Daewoo Telecom Lt AIO DAE 0 3 30 3 40 PM Ã ˆ47 ...

Page 48: ...rd disk or replaced it with a new one purchase elsewhere you must create the save2disk bin file to enable Save to Disk function by running Phdisk32 exe Phdiskf exe if partition of the har disk is FAT16 Ex C phdisk32 create 107520 file size for 96MB system memory Computing the size of the save2disk bin file for phdisk32 Ex If the system memory is 96MB and the video memory is 4MB Hard Disk Space Req...

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