Overview
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For Internal Modem Card (AOpen MP56):
1. Go into BIOS setup, Power Management
Æ
0V Wake on Modem, select
Enable.
2. Setup your application, put into Windows 95 StartUp or use Suspend to
Hard Drive function.
3. Turn system power off by soft power switch.
4. Connect 4-pin Wake On Modem cable from MP56 RING connector to
AX3L
WOM
connector.
5. Connect telephone line to MP56. You are now ready to use Wake On
Modem.
For External Box Modem:
1. Go into BIOS setup, Power Management
Æ
0V Wake on Modem, select
Enable.
2. Setup your application, put into Windows 95 StartUp or use Suspend to
Hard Drive function.
3. Turn system power off by soft power switch.
4. Connect RS232 cable of external box Modem to COM1 or COM2.
5. Connect telephone line to external box Modem. Turn on Modem power
(you must keep Modem power always on). You are now ready to use Wake
On Modem.
Tip:
External Wake on Modem signal is detected
through
COM1 or COM2.
Internal modem card wake up signal is
detected
through cable from connector RING (on modem card)
to WOM (on mainboard).
Note:
If you use external modem, the power of external modem
must be kept on to receive signal from telephone line. Internal
modem card has no such limitation.
1.4 System Voltage Monitoring
This motherboard implements a voltage monitoring system. As you turn on
your system, this smart design will continue to monitor your system working
voltage. If any of the system voltage is over the component's standard. There
will be alarm through application software such as Hardware Monitoring Utility
for a warning to user. System voltage monitoring function monitors CPU core
