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5: System Configuration
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Integrated Peripherals
Main Section Functions
Configures the peripheral features integrated onto the
motherboard.
Default & Autodetected Settings
Everything on this screen is an optimized default. IDE
transfer mode settings are autodetected. The settings in
the SuperIO Device subsection are standard PC settings.
Setting Options & Constraints
You can disable the onboard IDE channels in the OnChip
IDE Device subsection and manually configured transfer
modes if necessary.
You can change USB settings in the OnChip PCI Device
subsection including enabling the use of a USB keyboard
and mouse.
The SuperIO Device subsection configures serial parallel
and IR ports and enables the Floppy Disk Drive control-
ler. You can change these settings as needed. Set the Par-
allel Port mode according to the mode supported by your
printer. If you install an IR port module, you have to set
the UART Mode Select line to the appropriate IR setting.
Most newer ATA (IDE) hard disk drives will support the
enabled IDE HDD Block Mode. Disable this if any drive
you will use doesn’t support this mode.
The last four items control how the power on function
works. If you set the Keyboard Power On jumper J8 to
Enabled, you can use the alternate Power On features.
CMOS Setup Utility – Integrated Peripherals