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Summary of Contents for BIW2A

Page 1: ...erence to radio communications However this notice is not a guaran tee that interference will not occur in a particular installation CAUTION To comply with the limits for the class B device pursuant t...

Page 2: ...aterial contained herein may be reproduced without the express written consent of the manu facturer November 1999 DISCLAIMER The information in this document is subject to change without notice The ma...

Page 3: ...pport Software 29 Installing the Support Software 29 Installing Bundled Software 33 3 Using The Motherboard 35 System Controls 35 Front Panel Features 35 Keyboard Pointing Device Features 37 Connectin...

Page 4: ...ther board in a system housing 3 Using The Motherboard Contains pointers and useful information on using the motherboard s features once it is installed 4 The System BIOS CMOS Setup Utility Explains h...

Page 5: ...herboard This motherboard comes in two versions the BIW2A and the BIW2A AT The two boards share most features The BIW2A AT has two op tional features enhanced audio and TV Out capa bility Where manual...

Page 6: ...erboard 1 IDE connector cable for up to UDMA 66 1 Floppy disk drive connector cable 1 Serial port bracket with attached cable This User s Manual 1 Support software CD ROM disk PC Cillin User s Manual...

Page 7: ...rt The COM2 port connector is on the motherboard and a serial port bracket with cable is supplied with the motherboard Intel i810e Chipset The Intel i810e chipset supports many system fea tures onboar...

Page 8: ...optional purchase If you install an infrared port the sec ond serial port is disabled Onboard Peripheral Interfaces Both versions of this motherboard support and have connectors for two IDE channels a...

Page 9: ...d on the Support Disk that comes with the mother board The motherboard also has 4MB of display cache memory mounted on the board to improve display performance The integrated display feature is DDC2B...

Page 10: ...hanced model of the BIW2A AT replaces the standard audio with an enhanced Creative Labs 5880 audio chip and codec that use different audio drivers which are also on the Support Disk Expansion Options...

Page 11: ...isk drive s boot sector and partition table The motherboard also comes with PC cillin 98 anti virus utility software for Microsoft Win dows 9x The software is located on the Support Disk that comes wi...

Page 12: ...U at 233 733MHz DIMM1 DIMM2 2 168 pin memory sockets FDC Floppy disk drive connector IDE1 IDE2 Primary secondary IDE connectors ATX Power ATX power supply connector IrDA Optional infrared port connect...

Page 13: ...P4 JP11 COM port WOL IR SYSFAN CD audio MR riser PCI Slots Slot 1 ATX DIMM1 2 JP8 FDC IDE2 IDE1 Panel JP3 JP13 FAN TV Out CPUFAN USB MS KB Parallel VGA COM Game Audio KB USB COM1 VGA MS LPT Line Out L...

Page 14: ...1 BIW2A User s Manual 10...

Page 15: ...in a system housing configuring the jumper switches in stalling a CPU and installing system memory Configuring The Jumpers This motherboard has five standard jumper switches and the BIW2A AT has two e...

Page 16: ...2 3 Enable JP5 BIOS B B Protect Short Jumper Unprotected Open Jumper Protected JP11 CPU Bus Clock Short 1 3 2 4 Auto Detect Short 3 5 4 6 66 MHz Short 3 5 100MHz All Open 133MHz JP8 TV System Short J...

Page 17: ...to clear the system configuration record that is created by the Award BIOS CMOS Setup Utility and stored in CMOS memory You only do this if the system has become unbootable due to incorrect settings o...

Page 18: ...ck Frequency This jumper sets the external clock frequency used to set the CPU s operating speed The Auto de fault setting will detect the necessary speed for the installed CPU All Celeron CPUs are sp...

Page 19: ...dule that comes with the motherboard first Make sure you take precautions against static elec tric damage 1 Install the CPU Retention Module Place the module over the Slot 1 socket and press it into t...

Page 20: ...different lengths Orient the CPU to the socket Slide the CPU into the Retention Module guide rails and press the CPU into the socket 3 Install the retaining caps Press a retaining cap onto the top of...

Page 21: ...ion Installation 2 17 4 Attach the heatsink fan assembly Assemblies vary follow the instructions that come with the heatsink fan 5 Connect the power lead from the fan to the CPU FAN connector on the m...

Page 22: ...by spacers with a crossbar The crossbars match cut outs in the DIMMs so that only the correct type of module can be installed The cutouts vary by module type Make sure you use the correct module type...

Page 23: ...o ry in only one or both sockets For example to install 128MB of system memory you can install either one 128MB DIMM in one socket or two 64MB modules using both sockets We recom mend that you use the...

Page 24: ...ocket 3 Carefully remove the module from the socket preferably grasping it by the top corners of the circuit board Installing Options To install any optional hardware such as the TV Out port bracket t...

Page 25: ...e sec tion provides general guidelines and notes the ba sic requirements This motherboard is an ATX board that requires an ATX style case and power supply The case should come with mounting hardware f...

Page 26: ...cessary Follow the instructions that came with the ca se and make sure you use a cover panel that matches the port configuration on the mother board if more than one panel came with the case 4 Line th...

Page 27: ...unted on the front panel This motherboard supports several of these stan dard features via the J23 Switch Indicator panel connector The supported features and the pins J23 they connect to are shown in...

Page 28: ...erboard for connecting power leads from system cooling fans mounted in the system housing The system housing may already have such a fan installed If so you should connect it to the nearest connector...

Page 29: ...he motherboard and drives usually have it marked in some way The rule of thumb for drives is that the Pin 1 side of the con nector is on the drive power connector side The end drive connector on the r...

Page 30: ...or is for the Slave device The supplied cable supports IDE devices in all modes If you want to install devices on the second IDE channel you will need to purchase an additional IDE ribbon cable If you...

Page 31: ...n the end of the cable If there is more than one CD ROM drive installed in the system you can connect addi tional drives to the unused connectors Note that only one audio source at a time will play th...

Page 32: ...disk drive and a CD ROM drive check and make sure everything is correctly and firmly connected or installed After that assemble the system housing and connect a monitor keyboard and mouse or other po...

Page 33: ...is motherboard Installing the Support Software The Support Disk is set to run automatically The disk has an installation interface that will appear when you load the disk in the CD ROM drive You can t...

Page 34: ...BIW2A User s Manual 30 Main menu Main screen...

Page 35: ...the Intel 810 VGA Driver To install software click on or select the appropriate item and press the Enter key Follow the installation instructions that appear Bus Master Drivers If you are using Micro...

Page 36: ...e two applicable items for this mother board under the Audio Driver heading For the BIW2A you should install the ADI 1881 driver For the BIW2A AT you should install the Cre ative driver To install sof...

Page 37: ...viewing files in the Acrobat PDF format in cluding online manuals The PC cillin 98 anti virus software is bundled with this motherboard to enhance your system s protection from computer virus problems...

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Page 39: ...he motherboard Most housing do support the majority of these features however The location and appearance of these features will vary ac cording to the housing design The Power Button The power switch...

Page 40: ...button will cause the system to enter whatever power saving suspend or Sleep mode it is configured to enter In suspend mode the computer may appear to be turned off but is in fact just in a low power...

Page 41: ...ult setting is BUTTON ONLY which lets the Power Button on the system housing control system power The options are Keyboard 98 Pressing the power key on a PC98 keyboard turns on the computer Any KEY Pr...

Page 42: ...on the PS 2 mouse turns on the computer You can only use one mode at a time Sleep Wake Up If you use a PC98 keyboard with this mother board you can use the Sleep and Wake Up keys to suspend the syste...

Page 43: ...the computer off before con necting or disconnecting any external peripherals The conventional ports on this motherboard are color coded according to the PC99 standard This allows for easier system se...

Page 44: ...pointing devices require a driver for their added functionality Audio jacks Audio Line Out Lime Uses a mini plug cable connector to output to external audio either speakers or an amplifier Audio Line...

Page 45: ...device The USB can support up to 127 devices USB is an interface for peripherals that use a rela tively low data transfer speed such as USB key boards pointing devices scanners printers mo dems and ot...

Page 46: ...and installation of expansion cards on the mother board These include Bus Master drivers Plug and Play and system power and resource considera tions Bus Master Drivers The five PCI expansion slots ar...

Page 47: ...the use of system resources such IRQ and DMA channels By de sign all PCs have a limited number of these re sources and their effective management is funda mental to proper system operation As noted i...

Page 48: ...ill be cov ered with either individual slot covers or metal plates To install a card you have to remove the slot cover Refer to the instructions that come with the ex pansion card you want to install...

Page 49: ...at the driver supports your OS before you buy the card Follow the instructions that come with the card to install it Upgrading System Memory There is a full explanation of how to install system memory...

Page 50: ...3 BIW2A User s Manual 46...

Page 51: ...ystem and the system hardware It supports the installed peripherals and provides internal services such as the realtime clock produces time and date data When the system is starting up the BIOS tests...

Page 52: ...eed to use the utility Using the CMOS Setup Utility This section explains how to access and use the CMOS Setup Utility interface Accessing The CMOS Setup Utility When you turn on your computer a messa...

Page 53: ...t Item You can use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around the screen and select a menu item An item is highlighted when it is selected The section at the bottom of the screen displays a brief...

Page 54: ...urce settings and SCSI detection PC Health Status CPU and cooling fan status monitor readouts and system Shutdown tem perature threshold setting Frequency Voltage Control Autodetect and manual setting...

Page 55: ...nu screen There are also commands for he help sys tem and the default setting options General Help Pressing the F1 key brings up context sensitive help where available to explain many menu items Defau...

Page 56: ...h a list of all available options for that item to appear This convenience feature adds considerably to the program s ease of use Item Dependent Settings You will note that some menu items are grayed...

Page 57: ...ered BIOS write protection if this is enabled you can t flash the BIOS but it protects against certain viruses Advanced Chipset Features We recommend not changing the defaults Setting On Chip Video Wi...

Page 58: ...nt OS and is directly related to the following modes Doze Standby Suspend HDD Power Down Min Saving Minimum power management Doze 1hr Standby 1hr Suspend 1hr HDD Power Down 15min Max Saving Maximum po...

Page 59: ...Suspend Type Default Stop Grant Selects the Suspend method The choice PWRON Suspend Stop Grant MODEM Use IRQ Default 3 This item tells the system which IRQ n the mo dem is using The choice 3 4 5 7 9...

Page 60: ...umed by a LAN Modem or Alarm wake up signal PowerOn by Ring Default Disabled When the system is in suspend mode it will wake up if an installed modem receives a ring signal from the telephone line it...

Page 61: ...defaults You set some options manually but we don t re commend changing these settings unless you know what you are doing Some settings could result in shortening the life of or damaging the CPU and...

Page 62: ...press Enter when the pass word dialog box appears 4 The system will ask you to confirm the new password by asking you to type it in a second time Carefully type the password again and press Enter or...

Page 63: ...ubleshooting This section has three parts General Trouble shooting Support Software Problems and Battery Replacement General Troubleshooting Once the motherboard is properly configured and installed i...

Page 64: ...e motherboard and ensure they are correct Make sure you use the right cables to connect internal peripherals and that the peripherals are correctly connected Pay particular atten tion to the Master Sl...

Page 65: ...you must in stall the Creative audio driver All other ver sions of the board use the ADI driver Battery Replacement This motherboard uses a CR2032 Lithium coin battery to maintain the system configura...

Page 66: ...e 1 2 Enabled 2 3 Disabled JP3 Clear CMOS 1 2 Normal 2 3 Clear CMOS JP4 Onboard Audio 1 2 Disable 2 3 Enable JP5 BIOS B B Protect Short Jumper Unprotected Open Jumper Protected JP11 CPU Bus Clock Shor...

Page 67: ...cted in the default hardware configuration Frequency and voltage controls are in the Frequency Voltage Control Section of the BIOS CMOS Setup Utility External clock speeds of 66MHz 100MHz and 133MHz a...

Page 68: ...Manual 64 System Memory Specification This motherboard uses 3 3V unbuffered SDRAM 168 pin DIMMs with SPD It requires at least PC100 SDRAM modules It can also use PC133 DIMMs The system will autodetect...

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