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Notebook Specification 

 

BIOS ROM 

ROM Type 

512K x 8 CMOS Flash Memory –28SF040A-90/120

 

(SST)  

ROM Size 

4M-bit 

Boot Code Sector 

Top Sector 

Package 

PLCC 32-lead 

Erase / Program 

•

  8 second typical chip erase 

•

  3.6 second chip program 

•

  10,000 erase/program cycles minimum 

Program Voltage 

5V 

Supply Current 

•

  Icc Typ. = 20mA (active read) 

•

  Icc Typ. = 30mA (active program) 

•

  Iccsb Max = 50uA (standby) 

VIDEO SUBSYSTEM 

Video Chipset 

S3 Savage 4 (Integrated in Twister) with AGP 4 x SMA 

Video RAM 

16MB SDRAM  

(Using system memory, SMA) (Twister spec is 2/32 MB) 

Bus Interface 

32-bit PCI Local Bus 

Addressing 

Linear Addressing 

Simul Scan 

Yes 

Maximum Resolution at CRT 

1280 x 1024 at 32-bit color (16 million colors) 

Maximum Color at CRT 

32-bit color (16 million colors) 

External CRT connector 

15-pin D-Sub female 

I/O SUBSYSTEM 

I/O Controller Chip 

Integrated in South Bridge 

Parallel / Printer Port (LPT1) 

25-pin D-sub female connector (with EPP/ECP support) 

Serial / COM Port (COM1) 

•

  Type: 9-pin D-sub male RS-232 connector 

•

  Baud Rate: 300 – 38400 bps (UART 16C550) 

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  Drivers / Receiver: Maxim MAX3243 (SSOP, 28-pin) 

KEYBOARD SUBSYSTEM 

Keyboard Controller 

Mitsubishi M38867 

Package 

QFP 80-Pin 

Host Interface 

8042-style host interface 

Keyboard Scan 

Local 16 x 8 keyboard switch matrix  

External PS/2 Keyboard 

Mini-DIN PS/2 connector  

 

 

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FIC A360 Service Manual 

Summary of Contents for A360 Reference and

Page 1: ...FIC A360 Intel FC PGA Pentium III Celeron Notebooks A360 Model Reference and Service Manual...

Page 2: ...this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying recording or information recording and retrieval systems without the express wr...

Page 3: ...N T E L F C P G A P E N T I U M I I I C E L E R O N N O T E B O O K S Reference and Service Manual July 2001 Volume 1 First International Computer Inc Portable Computing Group 7F 266 Wen Hua 2 Rd Link...

Page 4: ...book s BIOS and software operation This includes the power management function and system resource listing Chapter 4 Hardware Functional Overview Provides a functional overview of the notebook s hardw...

Page 5: ...f the Notebook 1 17 1 5 System BIOS SETUP Program 1 18 1 5 1 Using the Main Menu 1 19 1 5 2 Using the Advanced Menu 1 21 1 5 3 Using the Security Menu 1 25 1 5 4 Using the Boot Menu 1 26 1 5 5 How to...

Page 6: ...pgrade Procedure 2 9 2 3 3 Memory Upgrade Procedure 2 11 2 3 4 Hard Disk Upgrade Procedure 2 12 2 3 5 System BIOS Upgrade Procedure 2 14 Chapter 3 Software Functional Overview 3 1 Overview 3 1 3 2 Sum...

Page 7: ...n event 3 19 3 5 8 Lid Switch 3 20 3 5 9 Power Button and Internet Mail Button 3 20 3 5 10 Device Power Management 3 20 3 5 11 Expanding Event Through the Embedded Controller 3 22 3 5 12 Thermal Contr...

Page 8: ...4 6 4 6 Clock Frequency Generator 4 8 4 7 Cache Memory 4 8 4 8 System Memory 4 8 4 8 1 System Memory 4 8 4 8 2 Video Memory 4 8 4 9 System BIOS 4 8 4 10 Video Subsystem 4 9 4 10 1 Video Chip Controlle...

Page 9: ...tery Pack 5 6 5 5 2 Removing the Keyboard 5 6 5 5 3 Removing the LCD Panel 5 7 5 5 4 Removing the Internal Hard Disk Drive 5 9 5 5 5 Removing the Heat Sink Plate and Cooling Fan 5 10 5 5 6 Removing th...

Page 10: ...External Keyboard Check 6 19 6 4 13 PS 2 Mouse Interface Check 6 19 6 4 14 Printer Port Interface Check 6 20 6 4 15 Audio Port Interface Check 6 20 6 4 16 PCMCIA Interface Check 6 21 6 4 17 USB Port I...

Page 11: ...ation A 11 A 15 Mechanical Specification A 11 A 16 Environmental Requirements A 11 Appendix B Pin Assignments B 1 CRT VGA Connector B 1 B 2 Serial Port Connector B 2 B 3 Parallel Port Connector B 2 B...

Page 12: ...ures Features Description CPU Intel Pentium III Celeron Processors using FC PGA 370 packaging at 933 MHz 1GHz 1 13GHz for Pentium III at 766 800 850 900 950 MHz for Celeron Cache Memory On die seconda...

Page 13: ...r one Type III PC cards 32 bit CardBus PCI local bus technology Supports mixed voltage PC cards 5V and 3 3V I O Port Includes the following standard I O ports 9 1 x 9 pin Serial Port COM1 9 1 x 25 pin...

Page 14: ...stem Management Mode fully supported Suspend to RAM and Suspend to Disk feature Suspend hot key function Battery Low Auto Suspend Cover Switch Suspend CRT only function LED Indicator 8 x LED Status In...

Page 15: ...l FC PGA Celeron Pentium III VIA Twister S3 Savage4 VT82C686B LCD CRT TV OUT IDE USB 1 BlueTooth KBC Flash ROM FDD Parallel Serial KB PS 2 Audio DJ OZ168 CD ROM CODEC AD1886 CardBus O2Micro OZ6933 Min...

Page 16: ...the LCD cover Push the latch to the right to release and tilt the LCD cover up Inside you will see the LCD display panel keyboard touch pad status LED and power switch n Color LCD Panel o Easy Buttons...

Page 17: ...ctivate the hot keys by pressing the Fn key along with another function key Fn F8 Key Increases the brightness of the LCD display Fn F9 Key Decreases the brightness of the LCD display Easy Buttons The...

Page 18: ...s The system will then power off Glide Pad Pointing Device Built in just below the keyboard panel is the glide pad pointing device The left and right select buttons of the glide pad is found below the...

Page 19: ...dapter or battery Lights green blinking when in Suspend to RAM or Suspend to Disk if you already created Save to Disk partition file in HDD mode and critically low battery power We strongly recommend...

Page 20: ...e page screen control keys Wide extra space below the keyboard panel for your wrist or palm to sit on comfortably during typing The keypad F4 F5 F7 on the following keyboard should no words print on i...

Page 21: ...ou position the cursor on the screen where you want On the screen the cursor is a blinking underline block or vertical bar depending on the application 6 Typewriter keys Typewriter keys also called al...

Page 22: ...r and to lock or unlock the Audio DJ status To power on or off the Audio DJ CD player slide the switch right aside To lock or unlock the status of your Audio DJ slide the switch left aside When your A...

Page 23: ...However if your OS is Windows 98 you should download and install the Windows Media Player 7 from Microsoft s Website to activate this function 1 4 3 The Right Side of the Notebook The right side of t...

Page 24: ...eel Volume Control The notebook includes a thumb wheel volume knob to easily adjust the volume level of the built in speakers or the external earphone headphone set Headphone Jack This jack 1 8 inch m...

Page 25: ...Inhale the air into your computer to keep it within operating temperature L Do not block the fan while the notebook is in use 1 4 4 The Left Side of the Notebook n Locking Device Keyhole o CD ROM DVD...

Page 26: ...25 pin parallel device such as printer ZIP drive or remote data transfer cable Many operating systems and software applications refer to this port as LPT1 You can run the BIOS setup program to change...

Page 27: ...he internal modem is a 56Kbps fax data PCI modem and supports the latest V 90 standard and sort of a PCI add in card reduced into a smaller compact form The internal module uses mini PCI technology an...

Page 28: ...One is inserted with a SDRAM configured by the factory The other is empty for upgrade use Refer to Chapter 7 on how to upgrade the system memory Battery Release Latch Also found on the underside of t...

Page 29: ...2 5 to 3 hours when the computer is off You should always leave the battery inside your computer even when using the AC adapter as it also acts as back up power supply in case power from the AC adapte...

Page 30: ...e POST Power On Self Test As the POST Power On Self Test executes during the boot up process or if an error occurs an error message will be displayed on the screen the screen will display the followin...

Page 31: ...BIOS Always check for the latest BIOS update from the FIC Internet homepage ftp pcg fic com tw NBTECH 1 6 1 Using the Main Menu The BIOS Setup Main Menu contains the settings for system time and date...

Page 32: ...operating system System Date This field lets you set the system date using the month date year format Enter the current time for reach field and use the Tab Shift Tab or Enter key to move from one fi...

Page 33: ...ve type corresponding to the fixed disk installed in your system If type USER is selected Cylinders Heads Sectors edited directly Cylinders 16383 BIOS auto detect for information only Heads 16 BIOS au...

Page 34: ...nabled allows the operating system to determine whether to enable or disable the mouse LCD Panel View Expansion DISABLED ENABLED Disabled Reduces the panel view in some video mode Enabled Expands the...

Page 35: ...t Enabled Enabled Mode EPP User configuration Base I O address 378 Floppy disk controller Enabled Auto BIOS or OS chooses configuration F1 Help K Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit s...

Page 36: ...tomatically sensed the address assignment by BIOS or OS When you set the configured parallel port to Enabled rather than Auto you should also set the parameter of Base I O address for this port Infrar...

Page 37: ...controls access to the system Password on boot Disabled Enabled Enabled password entry on boot Fixed disk boot sector Normal Write protect Write protects boot sector on hard disk to protect against v...

Page 38: ...pses device Ctrl Enter expends all F1 Help K Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit st Select Menu Enter Select Sub Menu F10 Save and Exit Figure 1 18 BIOS Setup Boot Menu Removable Devi...

Page 39: ...d Changes Save Changes Battery Refresh F1 Help K Select Item Change Values F9 Setup Defaults Esc Exit st Select Menu Enter Select Sub Menu F10 Save and Exit Figure 1 19 BIOS Setup Exit Menu Exit Savin...

Page 40: ...option devices that requires driver installation Askey 1456VQL19R 4 Data Fax Modem Windows 98 Me 2000 Ambit Intel 82562EH LAN Windows 98 Me 2000 Askey Combo Modem LAN Windows 98 Me 2000 L Visit FIC S...

Page 41: ...ll ask you to choose one action from 1 2 3 4 Action 1 is Create File Action 2 is Delete File Action 3 is Reboot Action 4 is Exit Choose action 1 to create another SAVE2DSK BIN file or action 2 to dele...

Page 42: ...ab Under Display Adapters you ll see Standard PCI Graphics Adapter VGA Select it and double click it 3 Choose Driver button and then click Update Driver Next and Next again to search for the driver 4...

Page 43: ...rdware Wizard will detect PCI Multimedia Audio Device Click Next to search for the driver 4 Select Specify the location of the driver and click Next to continue 5 Tick on Specify a location box then c...

Page 44: ...e Installing PCMCIA Driver for Windows 98 1 Boot Windows from your hard disk and insert the disc containing the chip driver for Windows 2 Click the Start button and then click Run In the Run dialog bo...

Page 45: ...artment Figure 2 1 Mini PCI Socket Compartment Door 1 Locate the modem module socket Align the notch with the notch in the socket connector and insert the module as follows Insert the cable into the m...

Page 46: ...98 1 Boot Windows 98 from your hard disk and insert the disc containing the LAN driver for Windows 98 2 Click the Start button then click Settings and Control Panel Double click System and click Devi...

Page 47: ...lick OK and Next to begin searching the driver 7 The Add New Hardware will found Intel R PRO 100B PCI Adapter Click Yes to continue installing the driver 8 Click Finish button to finish installing LAN...

Page 48: ...searching PCI Ethernet Controller Device driver showed in the Add New Hardware Wizard message box 3 Select Specify the location of the driver and click Next 4 Tick on Specify a location box Then clic...

Page 49: ...o the directory as Drivers Win98 EzMail Ez Mail V1 01 exe Drivers WinMe EzMail Ez Mail V1 01 exe or Drivers Win2K EzMail Ez Mail V1 01 exe 3 Run the execution file for installing the Easy Button drive...

Page 50: ...PI Controller you will find Primary IDE Channel and Secondary IDE channel Please click Primary IDE Channel first 3 Click Advanced setting Tab Please change the selection of Transfer Mode to DMA if ava...

Page 51: ...FF ON JP KEYBOARD ON OFF UK KEYBOARD ON ON Logo Select Logo Pos 3 RESERVE OFF RESERVE ON Password Override CMOS RTC Data Jumper Setting Password Override Pos 4 RTC Battery Normal OFF Clear RTC DATA ON...

Page 52: ...follow the steps below 1 Turn off the system and remove both AC adapter and the battery pack from the notebook unit 2 Remove keyboard cover by gently bending it and sliding it towards in front of you...

Page 53: ...ink plate 6 Use a flat screw driver and insert it into the CPU socket and tilt it towards in front of you to unlock CPU from the socket It s recommended to use the protective tooling securing CPU agai...

Page 54: ...hould have at least one SODIMM module inserted With two memory slots you can have several combinations up to 512MB n r Tilt Foot o Memory Compartment p Battery Release Latch q Battery Bay s Mini PCI S...

Page 55: ...The HDD is an industry standard 2 5 IDE disk drive and can be upgraded with another standard 2 5 HDD 1 Make sure the system is powered off and that no peripheral devices are attached 2 Remove the fiv...

Page 56: ...5 Remove four screws of frame HDD bracket plate Two ones of them are at the same side and others are at the other sides screws Figure 2 11 Screws Locations of the frame HDD bracket plate 6 Plug in the...

Page 57: ...file 2 Restart the computer and boot from the diskette At the DOS prompt type the command PHLASH BIOSfile ROM to activate Flash BIOS programming utility The computer will then start to update the syst...

Page 58: ...the summary of the BIOS software specification Controller Chip Description BIOS Feature Microsoft PC99 logo and WinME Logo approval Support Boot Block Crisis Rescue Support ACPI 1 0B or above Support...

Page 59: ...and Play Support PnP Run Time Service and conflict free allocation of resource during POST Smart Battery Support BIOS interface to pass battery information to the application via SMBus Keyboard Contro...

Page 60: ...Audio Codec ADI AD1886 Keyboard Controller Mitsubishi M38869 PMU Controller Mitsubishi PMU07 Gas Gauge IC Include PMU07 ROM BIOS Winbond W29C040P Boot Block Structure Clock Generator IMI C9896B Tempe...

Page 61: ...POST This function call allows the system BIOS to specify the panel type to the VGA BIOS The system BIOS should get the panel type from GPI pins before the VGA chip initialized and pass this informati...

Page 62: ...600 32 bit Unpacked 60 72 75 85 100 2MB 117h 1024 x 768 16 bit Packed 43 I 60 70 75 85 100 2MB 118h 1028 x 768 32 bit Unpacked 43 I 60 70 75 85 100 4MB 11Ah 1280 x 1024 16 bit Packed 43 I 60 75 85 4M...

Page 63: ...packed 75 2MB Note The modes may not be available Their availability should be determined by VESA function calls PanelTypeInitialization The VGA BIOS will issue INT 15h function call during POST This...

Page 64: ...ltra DMA 33 capable IDE devices It utilizes the standard Bus Master IDE functionality and interface to initiate and control the transfer Ultra DMA 33 utilizes a source synchronous signaling protocol t...

Page 65: ...D Turn on Amber Battery is under charging mode Turn off Battery full charged or no battery Caps Lock LED This LED will turn on when the function of Caps Lock is active Scroll Lock LED This LED will tu...

Page 66: ...ontrolled by Driver Mail Button Internet Function Key Controlled by Driver L The system will issue a beep to inform user while the following hot keys are pressed 1 Fn F3 Toggle Display LCD CRT LCD CRT...

Page 67: ...System Board Static E0000 FFFFF PnP Mother Board Static 80 Keyboard Controller Static 60 64 IRQ 1 PMU07 Static 68 6C Math Coprocessor Static F0 FF IRQ 13 PS 2 Mouse Enable Disable IRQ 12 Video Control...

Page 68: ...ion 0 VT82C686B PCI to ISA bridge Function 1 VT82C686B IDE interface Function 2 VT82C686B USB Port 0 1interface Function 3 VT82C686B USB Port 2 3interface Function 4 VT82C686B PMU and SMBus interface...

Page 69: ...red temperature range OZ168 Slave 34h Audio DJ Battery Slave A8h No Need Clock Synthesizer Slave D2h Program the desired clock frequency Pin23 output 24MHz Pin22 output 48MHz 3 3 13 Resource Allocatio...

Page 70: ...CFF PCI BUS configuration Register ISADMAMap DMA Channel Device DMA 0 Unused DMA 1 ECP DMA 2 Floppy Disk DMA 3 Audio DMA 4 Cascade DMA 5 Unused DMA 6 Unused DMA 7 Unused MemoryMap Address Range Length...

Page 71: ...equest from PMU07 GPI 2 BATLOW PMU07 Low Battery Low Activated GPI 3 MEDIA_DET OZ168 Wake Up system for Audio DJ Program to LID function GPI 4 IRQ6 Assign to IRQ6 GPI 5 PME CardBus LAN Modem IEEE1394...

Page 72: ...rotect feature GPO 9 BIOSWEN BIOS ROM Low Enable Write BIOS ROM GPO 10 GPI 10 Refer GPI 10 GPO 11 GPI 11 Refer GPI 11 GPO 12 PMUCS1 PCS0 PMU07 Low Select PMU07 Chip GPO 13 PMUCS0 MCCS PMU07 Low Select...

Page 73: ...SEL O Mail LED Low Disable Mail LED during POST High Enable Mail LED after POST GPIOB3 SHDN O MAX3243 Low Power down RS232 GPIOB4 N C X GPIOB5 N C X GPIOB6 SUSA I VT82C686B Low Suspend Status 1 GPIOB7...

Page 74: ...ntially affect or degrade system performance Power Management must be OS independent Support resume on Time Date 3 4 2 System Power Plane The system components are grouped as the following parties to...

Page 75: ...emble the machine in this state G1 Sleeping A computer state where the computer consumes a small amount of power user mode threads are not being executed and the system appears to be off from an end u...

Page 76: ...some CPU and L2 configuration context Control starts from the processor s reset vector after the wake up event S4 Sleeping State The S4 sleeping state is the lowest power longest wake up latency slee...

Page 77: ...n the wakeup environment selected prior to entry of this state for example should the system context are saved by the hardware and the rest by system software It is not safe to disassemble the machine...

Page 78: ...Modem is accessing or idle D1 Power State Modem is in standby mode D1 is resumed by any access D2 Power State Same with D1 D3 Power State Same with D1 Device PCMCIA D0 Power State PCMCIA is accessing...

Page 79: ...ory context and restores some CPU and L2 configuration context Control starts from the processor s reset vector after the wake up event S4 Sleeping State STD mode The S4 sleeping state is the lowest p...

Page 80: ...SLP_EN SLP_TYPx S3 and SLP_EN SLP_TYPx S4 and SLP_EN G0 S0 Working G1 S4BIOS_REQ to SMI_CMD OEM S4 BIOS Handler SLP_TYPx S4 and SLP_EN 3 5 7 Power States transition event The following table summarize...

Page 81: ...ice Power Control Methodology This section illustrates the power control status of each key device component of the system under each power management mode PowerStat e Component Doze STR STD SOff CPU...

Page 82: ...CACHE Hardware Controlled by BIOS VT8603 Hardware Controlled by SUS_STAT1 pin VT82C686B Working DRAM Hardware Self Refresh Clock Synthesizer Hardware Controlled by SUSA pin CDROM Software CDROM suppo...

Page 83: ...sizer Hardware Controlled by SUSB pin CDROM Hardware Power off HDD Hardware Power off FDD Hardware Power off KBC Software Controlled by M38867 power down command PIC16C62A Software Controlled by PIC16...

Page 84: ...ded controller queries and ACPI general Figure 3 2 The Relationships between ACPI Controller and Device SCI Source and GPE Event from PMU07 PMU07 Input Event GPE Event Handler ADPIN0 AC Plug In Out GP...

Page 85: ...capacity Latest Full charged capacity Present Remaining capacity Present drain rate Present voltage Present Battery Status ACPI BIOS should support an independent device object in the name space and i...

Page 86: ...is greater than or equal to _PSV then the OS will perform CPU throttling Finally if _TMP is greater than or equal to _CRT then the OS will shutdown the system An optimally designed system that uses s...

Page 87: ...om the bay and resets the _PSV and or _ACx and then notifies the OS of the thermal and device insertion events 2 The OS reenumerates the devices and reevaluates _PSV and _ACx Resetting Cooling Tempera...

Page 88: ...aracteristic 3 5 14 Active Cooling Strength The Active cooling methods _Acx in conjunction with active cooling lists _ALx allows an OEM to use a device that offers varying degrees of cooling capabilit...

Page 89: ...icients _TC1 and _TC2 and the sampling period _TSP are hardware dependent constants the OEM must supply to the OS for more information see section 12 3 The object _TSP contains a time interval that th...

Page 90: ...er that it sees fit for the target platform 3 5 17 Other Implementation Of Thermal Controllable Devices The ACPI thermal event model is flexible enough to accommodate control of almost any system devi...

Page 91: ...capability such as a high fan speed and a low fan speed then they are named _AC0 and _AC1 respectively The smaller the value of x the greater the cooling strength _ACx represents In the above example...

Page 92: ..._TC1 Tn Tt _TC2 This is a thermal object that evaluates to the constant _TC2 for use in the Passive cooling formula Performance _TC2 Tn Tn 1 _TC1 Tn Tt _TMP This control method returns the thermal zon...

Page 93: ...pecial designed Bridge Battery module can backup the system under Suspend To RAM mode for a short period of time 3 6 1 Battery Sub system The charger will stop charge the battery when the following co...

Page 94: ...d set allows the OS to communicate with the PMU07 For detail information refer to ACPI 1 0B specification EC I F Command Command Byte Encoding Byte Register R W Description Interrupt 1 EC_SC W Command...

Page 95: ...Software Functional Overview 3 38 FIC A360 Service Manual...

Page 96: ...Eh 3 Battery capacity Granularity 1 R W DATA 15 0 1 0xffff 0x0000 0xfffe mWh 0xffff Unknown 10h 3 Battery capacity Granularity 2 R W DATA 15 0 1 0xffff 0x0000 0xfffe mWh 0xffff Unknown 12h 3 Model num...

Page 97: ...8 49h Design capacity R W DATA 23 16 1 7 0xff PMU06A use this data with 02 03h 7 8 1 st Battery _BIF 4Ah Last Full Charge Capacity R W DATA 23 16 1 7 0xff PMU06A use this data with 04 05h 7 8 1 st Bat...

Page 98: ...BCNT 4 0 95h SMB_ ALARM_ ADDR R W ADDRESS 6 0 R E S 96h to 97h AMB_ ALARM_ DATA 0 1 R W DATA For detail information refer to ACPI 1 0 specification 13 9 SMBus Host controller Interface via Embedded c...

Page 99: ...EVT detection Write 0 Clear event 1 Ignore 0x00 To clear the notified event flag without unexpected event loss clear the corresponding bit flag only For this operation this register has special writin...

Page 100: ...A_ IO_CONF R W CONF_A 7 0 0 Input 1 Output 0x00 B5h GPIO A_ DATA R W DATA_A 7 0 B6h GPIO A_ RUN_ENB R W RUN_ENB_A 7 0 0 Disable 1 Enable 0x00 B7h GPIO A_ EVT_POL R W POL_A 7 0 0 Falling edge 1 Rising...

Page 101: ...notification 0 Runtime event status is reflected to RUN_EVT_STS register 1 Runtime event status is reflected to Query data 0 Wake event output is always enable in S0 S3 1 Wake event output is enable w...

Page 102: ...detection point 0x0000 0xffff mWh D7h BAT_WAR _REL R W DATA 7 0 0x10 Relative capacity battery Warning detection point 00 C8h 0 100 step 0 5 D8h BAT_LOW _REL R W DATA 7 0 0x06 Relative capacity batter...

Page 103: ...0x00 If the received data GE this value the event will be detected E5h LOW _ALARM R W DATA 7 0 Signed value 0x00 If the received data LE this value the event will be detected E6h POLLING _INTERVAL R...

Page 104: ...tuation Power On The system will prompt the user to enter the password before booting the OS If the user key in the wrong password for 3 times then the system will halt Resume The system will prompt t...

Page 105: ...external USB port Super I O Clock Frequency Generator implemented on the motherboard using the IMI 9806I clock generator chip Cache Memory Subsystem implemented on die on the Intel CPU Video Subsyste...

Page 106: ...3 TV Encoder FC PGA2 P36 Blue Tooth SERIAL CON P24 PARALLEL CON P26 P23 POWER SW RES VIA DC DC CON P24 USB0 P16 P7 8 Intel SUB BAT P31 M38867 GP CON P6 3VS 5VS 12VS BM IDE P31 INT K B CON VT82C686B 55...

Page 107: ...software instructions BIOS Windows and Applications 4 4 1 Intel Pentium III Features Using Intel s advanced 0 18 micron process technology the Intel mobile Pentium III processor is offered at speeds o...

Page 108: ...l Celeron Features The Intel Celeron processor is designed for uni processor based Value PC and is binary compatible with previous generation Intel architecture processors The Intel Celeron processor...

Page 109: ...raphics applications and is based on a set of performance enhancements to PCI The VIA TWISTER functions and capabilities include Define Integrated Solutions for Value PC Mobile Designs Integrated VIA...

Page 110: ...ding Alpha blending modes Massive 2K x 2K textures MPEG 2 video textures Vertex and table fog 16 or 24 bit Z buffering Sprite anti aliasing reflection mapping texture morphing shadows procedural textu...

Page 111: ...four function ports Integrated UltraDMA 33 66 master mode EIDE controller with enhanced PCI bus commands PCI 2 2 compliant with delay transaction and remote power management Distributed DMA support f...

Page 112: ...Universal HCI v1 1 compatible Eighteen level doublewords data FIFO with full scatter and gather capability Root hub and four function ports Integrated physical layer transceivers with optional over c...

Page 113: ...the IMI 9896I chip to supply the system clock needed to run the computer The following are the available clock frequencies System clock Clock generator IMI 9806I support 66 100 MHz for Pentium III Mob...

Page 114: ...package FLASH ROM SST 28SF040A 90 120 or Winbond W29C040P 90 with 4Mbit size and is mounted into the motherboard While posting the system the Shadow RAM will be enabled and the ROM will be disabled 4...

Page 115: ...with the 2000 PC Card Standard This standard incorporates the new 32 bit CardBus while retaining the 16 bit PC Card specification as defined by PCMCIA release 2 1 CardBus is intended to support tempor...

Page 116: ...ace with advanced notebook designs FEATURES Dual Slot Solution OZ6933 Supports 2 PCMCIA 2 1 and JEIDA 4 2 R2 cards or 2 CardBus cards ACPI PCI Bus Power Management Interface Specification Rev 1 1 Comp...

Page 117: ...chip controls the internal built in keyboard the built in touchpad pointing device as well as the external PS 2 keyboard and mouse port The keyboard controller allows simultaneous use of both the inte...

Page 118: ...CD ROM The floppy disk drive supports standard 3 5 inch 720KB and 1 44MB mini diskettes while adding support for 1 2MB 3 Mode mini diskettes for Japanese market The notebook uses the 24X speed IDE CD...

Page 119: ...multiple regulated output voltages to provide power for all internal notebook board assemblies 4 15 4 LCD Inverter Board Assembly The LCD Inverter Board Assembly is located in the LCD Panel Assembly...

Page 120: ...o SmbHstCmd register 6 Write the desired parameters to SmbHstDat0 High byte and SmbHstDat1 Low byte registers if the system wants to send command to PMU07 7 Wait for SMBus interrupt occurred by monito...

Page 121: ...harsh detergents to clean the notebook Also do not spray any liquids directly on the computer case keyboard or screen If the liquid crystal display LCD screen has become smeared or dusty clean the sc...

Page 122: ...ragmentation and improves the hard disk access time 5 2 5 Handling the Computer Battery Packs The battery packs furnished with the computer require reasonable care and handling to ensure efficient ope...

Page 123: ...se wrist or ankle grounding straps and grounded working mats When moving or storing items use the anti static bags supplied with the items 5 4 Notebook Field Replaceable Parts and Assemblies The noteb...

Page 124: ...tery charge LED indicators LCD FPC Cable The LCD FPC cable is used to convert output signals from the motherboard in driving the LCD display screen The cable is connected to the back of the LCD Panel...

Page 125: ...of 9 5mm The hard drive module assembly is attached to the motherboard through the HDD connector CD ROM DVD ROM CD RW Drive Assembly The CD ROM DVD ROM CD RW Drive Assembly is attached on the left si...

Page 126: ...and replacing the battery pack is as follows 1 The battery pack is located on the right side of the system unit 2 To release the battery pack locate the battery latch found underneath the unit 3 Push...

Page 127: ...over underneath the system base unit screws Figure 5 4 Remove Palm Reset 2 Remove the palm rest cover by slowly unsnapping each section of the palm rest cover from the base unit 3 Slowly lift the cove...

Page 128: ...w glidepad module and reverse the procedure to reassemble 5 5 4 Removing the Internal Hard Disk Drive The notebook provides a built in hard disk for the primary IDE controller The HDD is an industry s...

Page 129: ...onnector with a cover attached to the system unit using two screws Remove the screws of the cover and pull out the FPC connector Two screws of LCD panel connector Figure 5 8 Two Screws of LCD Panel Co...

Page 130: ...in the figure below Then carefully separate the front bezel cover from the LCD assembly Hinges Six Screws Figure 5 10 LCD Bezel Screw Locations 5 5 6 Removing the Heat Sink Plate 1 Release seven screw...

Page 131: ...use the protective tooling securing CPU against damage Insert flat screw driver into the CPU socket To unlock CPU Tilt it in front of you CPU Protective Tooling Figure 5 12 Remove CPU 5 5 8 Removing t...

Page 132: ...he CD ROM remove the metal bracket around it 5 5 9 Removing the Top Cover and System Cover The procedure for removing the top cover and system cover is as follows 1 Before removing the top case you ne...

Page 133: ...d on the figure below Remove them all Two Hex Bolts Screws Figure 5 15 System Cover Screw Locations 5 Release one cable connected from the fan to the main board and notice a rubber foot of fan module...

Page 134: ...le you need first to disassemble keyboard palm rest HDD LCD panel heat sink plate CD ROM top cover system cover and internal speakers The FDD cable is connected to main board Detach the FDD cable also...

Page 135: ...On the motherboard there are ten hex bolts and two screws as showed below Remove these hex bolts and screws Six Hex bolts at Rear Side of Notebook Screws Hex bolts Lid Switch Figure 5 18 Motherboard S...

Page 136: ...n fully charged Is the computer turn on and the POWER LED activated Are all cables connected properly and securely Are all needed device drivers been installed properly Is the Power Management functio...

Page 137: ...tly or is defective Check the drive type selected in SETUP Try rebooting If that does not work replace the fixed disk Pointer device failure The PS 2 style mouse failed Try rebooting If problem persis...

Page 138: ...qualified service personnel Keyboard data line failure The keyboard controller firmware has failed Check the keyboard controller and system board Turn the power off then back on again If the problem...

Page 139: ...board errors L No beep code is generated if a test is aborted while in progress However diagnostic cards can be installed in order to display the contents of the diagnostic port 80h and identify the...

Page 140: ...05h DMA channel 0 address and count register test in progress or failure Rolling ones and rolling zeros test of the address and count registers of DMA channel 0 Failure will result in a system halt 1...

Page 141: ...est in progress or failure Rolling ones and zeros tests of the mask register of the master programmable interrupt controller port 21h Failure results in a system halt 3 1 4 23h Slave interrupt mask re...

Page 142: ...nd believed to be operating none 31h Monochrome monitor operable No specific test is performed just indicates that the BIOS believes a monochrome monitor is installed and is operating none 32h Color m...

Page 143: ...d POST will continue 4 3 2 3Ah Programmable interval timer channel 2 test in progress or failure Over a period of time the current count values in timer 2 are read and accumulated by ORing them into t...

Page 144: ...d HW interrupt interrupt at address Type R eboot other keys to continue Hardware problem Not displayed if the expected interrupt handler is not enabled Check all hardware in the system Unexpected SW i...

Page 145: ...ard Display on the LCD is unreadable 1 Adjust the brightness display controls 2 Check if installed VGA driver is correct and resolution is set according to LCD size and type 3 Check if the LCD cables...

Page 146: ...e malfunction 1 Check if drive is set properly on BIOS Setup 2 Check if device driver is installed properly Do not use other CD ROM driver 3 Check cables and connections 4 Replace drive or main board...

Page 147: ...main board for any cold or loosed soldering 7 Replace the main board Parallel device does not work 1 Check if Printer is set to ENABLED under BIOS Setup program Advanced menu 2 Check if all connection...

Page 148: ...rd Interface Check Figure 6 6 Glide Pad Interface Check Figure 6 7 CD ROM Interface Check Figure 6 8 Battery Board Interface Check Figure 6 9 Serial Port Interface Check Figure 6 10 Ext Keyboard Inter...

Page 149: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 2 Starting Check Figure 6 1 Starting Check 6 4 3 Memory Interface Check Figure 6 2 Memory Interface Check 6 14 FIC A360 Service Manual...

Page 150: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 4 CRT Interface Check Figure 6 3 CRT Interface Check 6 4 5 FDD Interface Check Figure 6 4 FDD Interface Check FIC A360 Service Manual 6 15...

Page 151: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 6 HDD Interface Check Figure 6 5 HDD Interface Check 6 4 7 Internal Keyboard Check Figure 6 6 Internal Keyboard Check 6 16 FIC A360 Service Manual...

Page 152: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 8 Glidepad Interface Check Figure 6 7 Glidepad Interface Check 6 4 9 CD ROM Interface Check Figure 6 8 CD ROM Interface Check FIC A360 Service Manual 6 17...

Page 153: ...bleshooting and Repair 6 4 10 Charger Board Interface Check Figure 6 9 Charger Board Interface Check 6 4 11 Serial Port Interface Check Figure 6 10 Serial Port Interface Check 6 18 FIC A360 Service Ma...

Page 154: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 12 External Keyboard Check Figure 6 11 Internal Keyboard Check 6 4 13 PS 2 Mouse Interface Check Figure 6 12 Internal Keyboard Check FIC A360 Service Manual 6 19...

Page 155: ...ubleshooting and Repair 6 4 14 Printer Port Interface Check Figure 6 13 Printer Port Interface Check 6 4 15 Audio Port Interface Check Figure 6 14 Audio Port Interface Check 6 20 FIC A360 Service Manu...

Page 156: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 16 PCMCIA Interface Check Figure 6 15 PCMCIA Interface Check 6 4 17 USB Port Interface Check Figure 6 16 USB Port Interface Check FIC A360 Service Manual 6 21...

Page 157: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 18 DC DC Power Check Figure 6 17 DC DC Power Check 6 4 19 LCD Panel Interface Check Figure 6 18 LCD Panel Interface Check 6 22 FIC A360 Service Manual...

Page 158: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 20 Suspend Function Check Figure 6 19 Suspend Function Check FIC A360 Service Manual 6 23...

Page 159: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 21 LED Indicator Function Check Figure 6 20 Suspend Function Check 6 24 FIC A360 Service Manual...

Page 160: ...eshooting and Repair 6 4 22 Cover Switch Function Check Figure 6 21 Cover Switch Function Check 6 4 23 Internal Modem or LAN Port Check Figure 6 22 Internal Fax Modem Port Check FIC A360 Service Manua...

Page 161: ...ubleshooting and Repair 6 4 24 Internal Combo Modem LAN Port Check Figure 6 23 Internal Combo Modem LAN Port Check 6 4 25 SIR Interface Check Figure 6 24 SIR Interface Check 6 26 FIC A360 Service Manu...

Page 162: ...Troubleshooting and Repair 6 4 26 IEEE1394 Interface Check Figure 6 25 IEEE1394 Interface Check 6 4 27 TV Out Interface Check Figure 6 26 TV Out Interface Check FIC A360 Service Manual 6 27...

Page 163: ...troller Integrated in South Bridge SYSTEM CLOCK System Clock SMC FDC37869 Package SSOP Clock Summary CPUCLK 66 100 133 MHz PCICLK 30 33 MHz South Bridge VGA 14 318 MHz North Bridge 48 MHz Supply Curre...

Page 164: ...Local Bus Addressing Linear Addressing Simul Scan Yes Maximum Resolution at CRT 1280 x 1024 at 32 bit color 16 million colors Maximum Color at CRT 32 bit color 16 million colors External CRT connector...

Page 165: ...ype I or Type II at the same time or 1 Type III Bus Type 32 bit PCI CardBus Compatibility Register Compatible with Intel 82365SL POWER MANAGEMENT UNIT PMU PMU Modes Video Timeout Hard Disk Timeout Sus...

Page 166: ...ch H 0 3075 x V 0 3075 Pixel Arrangement RGB vertical stripe Display colors 262144 Colors Module Size W275 x H199 x D6 0 MAX mm Weight Approx 410g Contrast Ratio 250 1 typ Power Supply 3 3 V Power Con...

Page 167: ...TAR LCD Model HannStar HSD141PX11 A LCD Type 14 1 XGA TFT Display Area H285 7 x V214 3 mm Display Pixels H1024 x V768 pixels Pixel Pitch H 0 279 x V 0 279 Pixel Arrangement RGB vertical stripe Display...

Page 168: ...5 ms Average Access Time 94 ms Disk Revolution 300 1Mb 2Mb mode 360 rpm 1 6Mb Mode FDD Indicator LED on drive and Media Access LED on LED Indicator MTBF 15 000 Operating Temperature 5 to 50 degrees Ce...

Page 169: ...1 500 3 600KB sec Starting Time 5 sec Max Data Buffer Capacity 128 KB Supply Voltage 5VDC MTBF 70 000POH or more MKE CR 177 DPK Drive Manufacturer MKE CR 177 DPK Physical Dimension 128 0 x 129 0 x 12...

Page 170: ...y to ready Data Buffer Capacity 512 KB Supply Voltage 5VDC MTBF 60 000POH or more QSI SDR 081 EFAA Drive Manufacturer QSI SDR 081 Physical Dimension 128 0 x 12 7 x 126 1 mm W H D Weight 290g Loading M...

Page 171: ...ge 5VDC 15 MTBF 50 000POH or more A 7 Keyboard Specification Keyboard Type JME K9801 Type of key switch Membrane PE Switch Number of keys 87 keys with embedded numeric keypad Compatibility Enhanced 10...

Page 172: ...C Input Frequency 50 to 60 Hz Input Current 1 32A Max at 110VAC 0 66A Max at 220VAC Efficiency 83 Min In Rush Current Cold Start 50A Max at 100 VAC 100A Max at 240 VAC Output Power 60W Output Voltage...

Page 173: ...ncy 95 EVD1 8 8V EVDF 8 0V LITHIUM ION LI ION BATTERY PACK Model Sanyo Li Ion Rechargeable Smart Battery Cell Number 8 Rating Nominal Voltage 14 4V Typical Capacity 3800 mAH Watts 51 84 W Charging Vol...

Page 174: ...ification Unit Dimensions W x D x H in millimeters 308 x 268 x 39 mm front 42 rear Unit Weight Approximately 3Kg 6 6 lbs with 14 1 LCD System with HDD FDD CD Rom One Li Ion Battery Pack A 16 Environme...

Page 175: ...urn ground Ground 9 KEY no connector VCC 10 SYNC Return ground Ground 11 MONITOR ID Bit 0_5 Monitor Sense Indicator 12 MONITOR ID Bit 1_5 I DDC monitor data 13 HORIZONTAL SYNC_5 O t s CRT Horizontal S...

Page 176: ...s active low Schmidt trigger input senses from the disk drive that the head is positioned over the beginning of a track as marked by an index hole 3 PD1 TRK0 _P14 _S IO I Port data 1 This active low S...

Page 177: ...control register Refer to parallel pot description for use of this pin in ECP and EPP mode 15 ERR HDSEL_T D12 I O A low on this input from the printer indicates that there is a error condition at the...

Page 178: ...IDE connector NO Signal Description Type 5 CDROMRESET Reset secondary disk O 33 RSDA0 Secondary disk address 0 O 31 RSDA1 Secondary disk address 1 O 34 RSDA2 Secondary disk address 2 O 21 RSDD0 Secon...

Page 179: ...DC IN connector is as follows No Signal Description Type 1 ADAPV Adapter input voltage I 2 Gnd Ground O B 8 LCD Connector Pin Assignment The pin assignment of the LCD connector is as follows NO Signa...

Page 180: ...hanged since the last drive selection This input is inverted and read via bit 7 of I O address 3F7H The DSKCHG bit also depends upon the state of the Force Disk Change bits in the Force FDD Status Cha...

Page 181: ...Keyboard matrix column 15 I 2 26 X14 Keyboard matrix column 14 I 3 27 X13 Keyboard matrix column 13 I 4 28 X12 Keyboard matrix column 12 I 5 29 X11 Keyboard matrix column 11 I 6 30 X10 Keyboard matri...

Page 182: ...power O 7 SPDIF SPDIF signal O 9 GND Ground I Line In Jack The pin assignment of the line in jack is as follows No Signal Description Type 1 GND Ground I 2 LINEINL Line in left sound I 3 LINEINR Line...

Page 183: ...01 CPU CELERON 766 01 10430 01 CPU CELERON 800 01 10818 00 CPU CELERON 819 01 10819 00 SDRAM M Apacer 64MB PC133 02 33007 00 SDRAM M Pan Ram 64MB PC133 02 32060 03 SDRAM M Apacer 128MB PC133 02 33007...

Page 184: ...CKET L1 24 50823 00 S W ADAPTEC EASY CD CREATOR 26 00975 03 PLASTIC M CD RW PANEL 80 40428 00 Module HDD _10 GB _HIT 25 02394 00 HDD 10GB HIT 23 20723 00 HDD BRACKET 24 51297 00 F CABLE 22 21104 00 Mo...

Page 185: ...LE 71 40195 00 Main Module N A Main Board 51 70650 XX BOTTOM CASE FDD Module 80 40419 00 Module TOP CASE 80 40420 00 K B Cover 80 40422 00 TOP PLATE 80 50122 00 W O CARE COVER 24 42293 00 SPEAKER COVE...

Page 186: ...80 40418 00 FRAME HINGE R 24 51308 00 FRAME HINGE L 24 51307 00 FRAME BRACKET R 24 51294 00 FRAME BRACKET L 24 51293 00 Module LCD TFT 13 3 ADT 56 10451 00 LCD 13 3 ADT 71 10546 03 INVETER B 12 01368...

Page 187: ...2 INVETER B 12 01368 01 LCD MICRO COAXIAL 22 10693 00 LCD BEZEL COVER 80 40417 00 LCD COVER BACK 80 40418 00 FRAME HINGE R 24 51308 00 FRAME HINGE L 24 51307 00 AC ADAPTOR 3 PIN 12 01305 21 Keyboard U...

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