bank 2 and bank 3 are assigned to DIMM2; bank 4 and bank 5 are assigned
to DIMM3. You can install DIMM modules into any DIMM socket.
Mainboard Connectors
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IDE 1 & 2 HARD DISK CONNECTOR
FDC FLOPPY CONNECTOR
LPT PRINTER PORT CONNECTOR
COM 1 & 2 SERIAL PORT CONNECTOR
USB UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS CONNECTOR
Mouse PS/2 MOUSE CONNECTOR
Keyboard PS/2 KEYBOARD CONNECTOR
IR INFRARED MODULE CONNECTOR
PW ATX POWER CONNECTOR
FAN 1 CPU COOLING FAN CONNECTOR
FAN 2 SYSTEM COOLING FAN CONNECTOR
J1 ATX POWER BUTTON (PW-SW)
J1 HARD DISK WORKING INDICATE LED CONNECTOR (HDD-LED)
J1 HARD RESET BUTTON CONNECTOR (RESET)
J1 SPEAKER CONNECTOR (SPEAKER)
J1 POWER LED CONNECTOR (SUPPORT 2 and 3 pin LED
CONNECTOR) AND KEYLOCK (PW-LED & KEYLOCK)
JP3 WAKE ON LAN CONNECTOR
Other Jumper Setting
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JP2: FLASH ROM BIOS VOLTAGE SELECTOR
1-2 FOR 5V BIOS
2-3 FOR 12V BIOS
5V BIOS BRANDS:
WINBOND, SST, ATMEL
12V BIOS BRANDS:
INTEL, MXIC
JP4: CMOS CHARGE / DISCHARGE SELECTOR default setting is 1-2 (charge) In
normal state the setting is 1-2. When you want to clear the CMOS data
including date, time, Hard disk configuration, FDD type, password,
you can set JP4 to 2-3. Before setting 2-3, you have to draw the power
core not less than 15 sec. to ensure the CMOS is deleted. After
clearing the CMOS, you should set the CMOS to charge (JP4). Othenvise,
the system will not work properly.
JP6: KEYBOARD PASSWORD / PS/2 MOUSE POWER ON SELECTOR.
If you want to enable this function, the 5VSB Current must be over
720MB to ensure this function can work properly.
1-2 Keyboard Password / PS/2 Mouse Power on enabled (default)
2-3 Keyboard Password / PS/2 Mouse Power on disabled
APPENDlX
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Definitions
The following definitions are provided to help you understand the lingo,
acronyms, and technical language used in this manual Co describe your
mainboard. Understanding the computer's basic parts and their functions
should make the process of installing your mainboard easier. Once a term has
been defined, its abbreviation will be used in the instructions and
diagrams.
1. ACPI: (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) The key component in
the OS Directed Power Management(OSPM). ACPI synthesizes the
jumble of preexisting power management systems into one unified
