
Obtaining
10MHz
Turbo mode
This
mainboard supports
both
a
software switch
and a
hardware
switch for
changes between
Normal
and
Turbo
modes.
Setting default operation mode
The
Turbo
hardware
switch,
jumper JP6
(shown on
page
3),
gives
you
the choice
of
running the PlM-TBtO-Z
in
either
Normal or Turbo mode when
the
power
is
on. For
default operation:
-
In
Normal mode
.....
Place a
jumper
cap
over
JP6
.
ln
Turbo mode ....... Take
the
jumper
cap
off
JP6
Software switch
Before using the software
switch, pay
attention
to
whether
default
operation
is
in
Normal or Turbo mode.
If
it
is
in
Normal mode, do
the
following:
press and
hold down
the
control
< Ctrl
>
and alternate
< Alt
>
keys
on
the
keyboard
while
you
press the
minus
<
-
> key.
The
cursor
on
the screen
will
turn
into
a
box. The Turbo
LED
on your
panel,
if
you
have installed one,
will
light.
For more
information
on
the Turbo
LED,
refer
to
the
Panel
indicators and switches
section.
Now
the computer
is
in
Turbo mode.
To
return to Normal mode,
press
the same keys
you
used
to
enter
Turbo mode. When you
enter
Normal mode,
the cursor
will
return to
the dash
(_
)
form
and the
Turbo
LED
will
turn
off.
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If
default
operation
is
in
Turbo
mode, press and
hold
down
the
control
< Ctrl >
and
alternate
< Alt >
keys on
the
keyboard
while you
press the
minus
<
-
>
key
to
go to
Normal mode. The Turbo
LED
will
turn
off,
and the cursor
will
turn into
a
box.
To
return to Turbo,
press
the same
keys:
the
Turbo
LED
will
light
and the cursor
will
change
into
a dash.
Hardware switch
if
you have
a
hardware
switch on your panel,
connect
it
to
jumper JP6.
More information on this
is
given
in
the
Panel indicators and switches
section.
Push the hardware
switch on to
enter
Normal mode
and push
it
off
to
enter
Turbo mode.
___
Hardware switch
off
___
Hardware switch on
Using
the hardware switch
means
that the
only
indication
of
the mode your computer
is
in will
be
the
Turbo
LED.
It
will
turn on
in
the
Turbo mode
and
turn
off in
the
Normal mode. The
cursor
will
always
have the same
appearance.
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