AOpen UX4SG-1394, UK79G-1394 Manual

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Chapter of Contents

Chapter of Contents................................................................................................1

1.1 A Thank-you Note Before You Get Started............................................... 3

1.2 The Features Of This Manual..................................................................4

1.3 Preliminary Tools......................................................................................5

Chapter 2 What’s In The Box?................................................................................6

2.1 What’s In The Box?..................................................................................6

2.2 Accessory.................................................................................................7

2.3 What Specification Do We Got here?.......................................................8

2.4 What Features bundled here?................................................................10

Chapter 3 Start To Assemble ................................................................................ 1 1

3.1 Features of XC cube.............................................................................. 11

3.2 Starting installing....................................................................................12

3.3 Cooler, Hard Disk, Floppy Drives and DVD-RW devices.......................12

3.3.1 Taking Cooler out........................................................................12

3.3.2 Install Hard disk..........................................................................15

3.3.3 Install Floppy Drive.....................................................................15

3.3.4 Install DVD-RW Drive.................................................................15

3.4 Cables and Connectors..........................................................................16

3.5 Install CPU, CPU Cooler and CPU Fan Connector...............................18

3.6 Connecting DRAM to DIMM Sockets.....................................................20

3.7 Insert AGP card or PCI card to motherboard.........................................21

3.8 Putting Drives Cage back to Chassis.....................................................22

3.9 All Set .....................................................................................................23

3.10 How about all external peripheral? ......................................................24

Chapter 4 Turn On The Power!.............................................................................28

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Chapter 5 Wonderful Feature Provided From AOpen...........................................32

Postscripts.............................................................................................................34

Appendix...............................................................................................................35

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1.1 A Thank-you Note Before You Get Started

First of all, we would like to express our gratitude for purchasing our XCcube. Once again, this bare-system is designed uniquely to meet all your personal needs with our great industry-designing ability and our everlasting perseverance to the quality of all our products.

This manual is for those who want to set up computer by themselves. In other words, this is a book for " Fresh drivers on the road." If you are already a veteran, this manual may not be suitable for you. It is our hope that novices can build up their own computer step by step.

Now, we would like to invite you to personally experience this user-friendly manual and all of the powerful functions this

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countries. All the titles of the products and the trademarks mentioned in this manual are for the purpose of illustrative

conveniences and are possessed by their respective firms. We regret not informing about any changes in usage standards and other related information. AOpen Company

reserves the right of altering or modifying the conte nt of thi s manual . In ca se o f any mist a ke s or in correct de scripti ons, which include those on the products, AOpen makes no guarantee or commitments.

This document is based on the copyright laws in order to protect our company and reserve all rights. Under no circumstances are any types of duplicating and loading this brochure in any databases and media

http://www.aopen.com

AOpen

XCcube offers.

specially-designed

AOpen

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1.2 The Features Of This Manual

In this manual, you'll be able to learn how to:

set up a personal computer on your own.

correctly and safely put everything together and learn something about

hardware.

learn some practical techniques that make doing the job easier.

In addition, this manual DOES NOT offer you:

any sorts of back doors, such as overclocking.

a great deal of hardware standard that are hard to comprehend.

lengthy fanciful article or vague theories.

Instead, this manual explains profound theories in simple language by colorful illustrations. Therefore, you will see the icons below frequently:

Note mark

Warning mark

Force direction

Contains knowledge you should know in process of assembling, or some helpful tips.

Please be careful when you see this mark. It highlights mistakes that occur often during assembling, or something you need to pay attention to.

This arrow shows the right direction the force should be imposed, or the correct assembling direction.

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1.3 Preliminary Tools

"A workman must first sharpen his tools if he is to do his work well". Right before you start the assembly, there are some tools that can't be spared.

Firstly, the most frequently-used too is cross screwdriver by which most interior components are fixed. A suitable screwdriver can make the following job much easier. Being so, does any screwdriver apply? Actually a magnetic tip one is suggested. That is because in the process of setting up your PC, the situation is very likely to happen: you accidentally drop the screws into the interior of the computer. In case of this, a magnetic screwdriver helps attracting the fallen screws that are hard to reach by hands. Some scre w holes are placed where hands can hardly reach. At this time, we need a magnetic screwdriver, too. In addition, the size of our tool also matters. Generally, the

domestic 107 cross screwdriver

I can get it done!!

is the most appropriate one.

When putting things together, it is necessary to adjust Jumper. In most cases, things can be done barehanded. But there comes a time always when your hands fail to reach in and fix the problem. You'll thank God with a pliers on hand which keeps you away from any annoying trouble for just setting one JUMPER.

What is Jumper?

Jumper is something generally referred to " Jumping wire" that utilizes the short circuit of the pins to tune up some functions, such as FSB (front side bus), ratio, and sound switches adjusting.

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Chapter 2 What’s In The Box?

2.1 What’s In The Box?

Open the XCcube box, you will finds components as follow:

XCcube chassis / Drives Cage

CPU cooler

Motherboard

Power Supply

Drives Cage

All in One

Power Supply / XC cube chassis

CPU cooler

(EZ65 or EZ18)

[UX4SG-1394 (EZ65) / UK79G-1394 (EZ18)]

Motherboard

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2.2 Accessory

Beside main components, you are supposed to see the following accessories:

Fixed screws:

screws:

IDE Cable:

Disk Drive Cable

After opening the accessory parcel, you'll see the following four different type of

As shown in the picture, the threads on

NO.1 screw are

wide and it has a hexagonal head

As shown in the picture, threads on NO.2 screw are narrow and there is a ring on its head.

a 80 -pin connector to connect the hard disk with IDE interface.

80-wire hard disk Connector

a 80 -pin connector to connect the DVD-RW IDE interface.

80-wire DVD-RW Connector

: a 34-pin connector to connect disk drive.

As shown in the picture, the NO.4

screw’s threads

are wide as well but it has a flat head.

As shown in the picture, the NO.3

screw’s threads

are wide as well but it has a round head.

34-Pin Connector

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CPU

(ATA

2.3 What Specification Do We Got here?

This XCcube comes with two type of motherboard for your selection. Let’s take a brief look at what specification these two boards got. For Intel lover, we provide UX4SG-1394 here. Please refer to the Appendix chapter for motherboard details.

JP14 CMOS Jumper

AC’97 CODEC

USB Connectors

PCI slot

AGP 8X

Back Panel

IEEE1 FDD Connector

478-pin CPU supports Intel® Pentium® 4 CPU

4 x 2

FAN1

Serial ATA Ports X 2

IDE Connector x 2

33/66/100

Front Panel Co

nnector

Intel 865 Chi

set + ICH5

SYSFAN2

DDR400/333/266 DIMM x 2 Max. 2 GB

TX Power

Note: Intel 865G chipset don’t support Willamette or Celeron (0.18u) processors. Northwood processor would detect the clock ratio automatically, you may not be able to adjust the clock ratio in BIOS manually.

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For Pro- AMD user, we provide UK79G-1394. Please refer to the Appendix chapter for motherboard details.

AC’97 CODEC

USB connectors x 2

JP14 CMOS Jumper

PCI slot

AGP 8X

SYSFAN2

nForce2-GT

(IGP+ MCP-T)

IDE Connector

Front Audi

Back Panel

Front Panel

IEEE1394 x 2

TX Power

FDD Connector

SYSFAN3

462-pin CPU Socket that supports AMD Athlon / Duron / and AthlonXP ( with CPU Overheat Protection circuit to AthlonXP CPU onl

Dr.Voice II (JP15, J & JP2

DDR400 (VGA Disabled) /333/266 DIMM x 2 Max. 2 GB

P16)

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2.4 What Features bundled here?

One of the advantages of AOpen motherboard is its inventive features, which bundled along with their models. Various features had been included in UX4SG-1394 (EZ65) and UK79G-1394 (EZ18) motherboard.

You may directly visit our technical website for details:

UX4SG-1394

http://english.aopen.com.tw/tech/techinside

UK79G-1394

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Chapter 3 Start To Assemble

3.1 Features of XC cube

AOpen XC cube

may find that it is elegant among other traditional PC design that obviously highlighted your individual style and taste with different color panel provided. In addition to it’s unique appearance, AOpen XC cube is easy to move around in your house, suitable for decoration even in your living room. As light and crispy as it is, it is definitely your choice for a PC.

Unique design that reflects your style and taste!

Color Panel changing that changes with your mood!

Space flexibility allows you to move it from living room or to your bedroom.

Silent Technology, PC that is quiet even in the middle of the night.

Easy Installation for any new hand assembling their first PC.

Mini housing which saves you almost 60% of housing space.

Hand-harmlessness design ensures you 100% security during assembling.

Equipped with a highly efficient power supply to keep your computer work

smoothly in most cases.

Conform to FCC ClassB/DoC and CE standards to guarantee your health.

Teamed with high-efficiency motherboard to make your job a great deal easier.

Great extensible function where you can optionally purchase AGP/PCI interfaces

with low-profile standards.

, designed as a Mini-PC, providing you as many advantages as it can. You

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3.2 Starting installing

1. Unscrew all screws on the chassis. Use your thumb to push the chassis backward to you.

2. Lift the chassis up. Here you may see the internal of the chassis.

3.3 Cooler, Hard Disk, Floppy Drives and DVD-RW devices

3.3.1 Taking Cooler out

Before installing hard disk, floppy drives and DVD-RW into the XC cube chassis, let’s take the cooler out from chassis first.

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1. Take the screws off the chassis and then take the Drives Cage out.

2. For EZ65 XC cube PC,. Before taking AOpen-made Cooler out, please disconnect its connector

first. After that, unfasten AOpen-made Cooler.

Take the cooler out of the chassis. Put it aside for later use then.

Drives Cage

Pull the iron plate up and relieve it from the hook of retention module.

After thermal testing and confirmation, we have chosen this model of AOpen cooler for fitting with XC cube. It has been tested with optimized air-flow and excellent heat dissipation function for our XC cube system.

It is highly recommended branded cooler to go with XC cube.

Why AOpen Fan Cooler？

to use other

not

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3. For EZ18 XC cube PC. Before taking AOpen-made Cooler out, please disconnect its connector

first. After that, unfasten AOpen-made Cooler.

The bottom of Cooler had been protected with a plastic cover when shipped. Please take it off when you want to put the cooler on CPU.

It would be a lot of problem if we have had installed the devices in the incorrect direction. Therefore, please kindly pay attention to the FRONT mark shown in the picture.

Where’s the direction？

Use a screwdriver to push the iron lock down to relieve it from the socket.

Take the cooler out of the chassis. Put it aside for later use then.

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3.3.2 Install Hard disk

After taking out Cooler , let’ s focus on Inst alling Drives Cage. Slide hard disk into the Drives Cage, and use screw no. 3 to screw it firmly to the cage.

Heat dissipation side face up.

Front mark

3.3.3 Install Floppy Drive

1. Slide in the floppy drive as shown. Use screw no.2 to screw the 3rd and 6th hole separately.

Front Mark

3.3.4 Install DVD-RW Drive

1. Slide in the DVD-RW drive. Use screw no.2 to screw the DVD-RW firmly.

DVD-RW must aim at the edge of Drives Cage.

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Don't mess up screws!!

Generally there are special screws for hard disk in the parcel when you buy a new hard disk. There will be no harm done using those screws. If no screws are attached, use those packed in the accessory parcel. Make sure to use the NO.2 screws. (See page 6)

3.4 Cables and Connectors

1. Before connecting necessary cables and connector to motherboard, you may found most of the

I/O panel connectors (IEEE1394, USB, Front Audio and S/PDIF) both at front panel and back

panel on motherboard have had been connected properly as shown.

I/O connectors have had been inserted previously.

2. Connecting floppy cable, hard disk and DVD-RW cable on motherboard for later use.

Hard disk cable

DVD-RW cable

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You might have to pull Front Panel Cable aside a bit to find the FDD connector.

3. If you happen to have Serial ATA hard disk, this motherboard comes with Serial ATA connectors

onboard as well. With EzColor design, you may easily find out the correct flame-red cable with

the correct header. You may kindly install the Serial ATA cables onto Serial ATA headers.

Serial ATA Cables

Floppy drive cable

As Serial ATA hard disk comes with different power connector, please use our bundled SATA power connector to connect the hard disk.

When connecting IDE cables, bear in mind to aim the red side of IDE cables at the first pin of the socket where there’s an ar row mark on the motherboard. If you are still not sure,

Where is Pin1？

Power Connector

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3.5 Install CPU, CPU Cooler and CPU Fan Connector

1. Erect sensor up a bit (it might have been folded while shipped in with Cooler on top of it). After

that, erect CPU socket lever up.

Sensor

2. Install CPU onto the CPU bracket. Press the lever back to CPU socket.

Lever

3. And it’s done.

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4. For EZ65 XC cube. Put CPU cooler firmly onto the CPU retention module.

The vertical side of the Cooler must be faced to this side as shown.

Connect the fan cable onto the CPU FAN connector onboard. Evenly press the iron plate downward till you hear a “clip” sound

UX4SG-1394 motherboard

CPU Fan connector

5. For EZ18 XC cube. Put CPU cooler firmly onto the CPU retention module.

The vertical side of the Cooler must be faced to this side as shown.

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Connect the fan cable onto the fan connector onboard. Lock the right iron plate of cooler to the

socket as shown.

UX4SG-1394 motherboard

Use screwdriver to press the iron plate downward till the iron plate is firmly hooked to socket.

CPU Fan connector

3.6 Connecting DRAM to DIMM Sockets

1. DIMM socket is designed in Sky Blue color, which is very easy to recognize. Install memory

module evenly into DIMM.

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3.7 Insert AGP card or PCI card to motherboard

1. If you happen to have AGP card or PCI, you may insert them onto the AGP slot as shown.

Screw the iron plate off the back panel, and use the screwdriver to pry it out.

2. After that, please plug in the AGP card. Screw the iron lock on top of the AGP slot will do.

3. AGP card is done!

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3.8 Putting Drives Cage back to Chassis

1. Putting all cables aside, and assemble the Drives Cage back to the chassis from top of the

chassis.

2. Lift the Drive Cage up at 45 degree for better installing DVD-RW and Floppy Drive.

Connecting Floppy drive and its power cord to Drive Cage:

Connecting DVD-RW drive/power cord to Drive Cage:

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Connecting hard disk/power cord to Drive Cage:

Lock the Drives Cage with screw No. 2.

3.9 All Set

1. Assemble the housing back to the chassis. Screw the chassis back.

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3.10 How about all external peripheral?

1. Let’s take a look at the Front Panel and Back Panel ports.

Back Panel – EZ65 XC cube

IEEE1394 connector

Coaxial RCA Port

Printer Port

keyboard connecto

PS/2

connecto

mouse

Back Panel – EZ18 XC cube

Coaxial RCA Port

S-Video connector

VGA1 connector

Printer Port

mouse

PS/2

connecto

COM1

Ethernet network

r (RJ-45)

connecto

Line-In Jack Multimedia speaker jack Microphone jack

USB2.0 connector

S/PDIF IN port

Monitor connector

IEEE1394 connector

Ethernet network connecto

Line-In Jack Multimedia speaker jack Microphone jack

r (RJ-45)

keyboard connecto

PS/2

USB2.0 connector S/PDIF IN Port

VGA2 connector

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Front Panel

2. Connect keyboard and mouse.

On/Off button

USB2.0 ports

S/PDIF Out port

Speaker jack

Microphone jack

Optical Devices

Floppy Drive/Card Reader IEEE1394 port

IEEE1394 port (4-pin)

3. Connect monitor and tighten screws

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4. Connect Microphone (speaker or earphone) and network cable

5. Set proper voltage and connect power supply cable.

The voltage supplied by power outlet differs from countries or areas you dwell in. If the outlet

is supplied by 110V, please set the switch to 115V. If the outlet is supplied by 220V, please set

the switch to 230V.

Connect Power Cord Cable finally.

For 110/115V

For 220/230V

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[Note]

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Chapter 4 Turn On The Power!

1. Turn on the power.

Ok, all cables have been properly connected. Are you getting confident of assembling a computer by yourself? The final stage is to turn on the power to check what you have done so far. Now take a short break and have a drink. Then turn on the computer to see how things are going.

2. Set BIOS (Basic Input/Output System).

Not long after activating the power, you'll expect to see the following screen and a line of message saying " Press DEL to enter SETUP" at the bottom of the screen. Please press Delete button:

L210 R0.05 July.16.2003 AOpen Inc.

Main Processor : AMD Ahtlon(tm) XP 3000+ Memory Testing : 491520K OK + 32M Shared Memory

DDR Dual Channel Enabled

Default / Setting Default / Setting CPU 100MHz / 166MHz 1.650V / 1.650V DRAM 333MHz / 333MHz AUTO / AUTO AGP 66.67MHz / 66.67MHz 1.53V / 1.53V PCI 33.33MHz / 33.33MHz 3.30V / 3.30V Primary Master : ST30641A 3.01 Primary Slave : None Secondary Master : None Secondary Slave : AOpen CD-RW CRW1232PRO 1.2G

Press DEL to enter SETUP, ESC to skip memory test 07/16/2003-nVidia-nForce-6A61BABAC-00

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After pressing Delete, you'll see the following BIOS setup:

Now, you can move the cursor by using direction keys on the keyboard. Move the cursor to the

option item "Load Setup defaults" and press Enter

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Then, the following dialogue screen will pop up to confirm the default BIOS values. Please press "Y" to confirm and then press Enter

Finally, move the cursor to "Save & Exit Setup" and press Enter to save the parameters and exit BIOS setup.

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At the same time, type "Y" in the dialogue box and press Enter to exit.

Now everything is perfectly finished!!

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Chapter 5 Wonderful Feature Provided From AOpen

Except its unique appearance and its flexibility in moving, XC cube is equipped with many creative and practical features. Simply introduce one of our wonderful features -- SilentTek.

SilentTek Noise Reduction Technology

To get rid of unpleasant noise of the PC, SilentTek is definitely

the best helping hand you could find. Instead of adding fans onto chipsets or any components with temperature getting higher with higher frequency given, SilentTek allows you to monitor your system temperature and control CPU fan and system fan or even CD-ROM speed control.

In “Temp/Fan/Case” page, you may get aware of the current temperature of CPU and the heat inside chassis. Also, you can check if fans are running properly.

Of course, you may set a defaulted lowest margin for your fans. SilentTek would also pop up a message box to alarm you when the fan is rotating slower than this specified speed.

You may set the highest margin of your CPU and system temperature as default, and SilentTek would pop up a message box to alert you with alarm when the temperature goes beyond the specified margin.

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The following page is surely the most important part of this utility. You may control the rotation speed of specific fans that you have got the options inside in this page.

CD-ROM Rotation Speed Control: by enabling the CD-ROM Rotation Speed Control, you can adjust the rotation speed of your CD-ROM. When you set the speed to high level, the CD-ROM will work at its fastest speed and it will run at basic required speed while you set the value to low speed.

1. Smart FAN Control: This is the default setting of SilentTek and can be used for any branded computer housing.

2. Fixed FAN Control: Under this setting, a desired fan speed is set fixed when operating.

3. Multiple Level Control: This is the most versatile setting that allows you to set fan speed in relation to temperature.

4. AOpen Recommend Setting: This setting is designed specifically for AOpen housing. A series of lab tests were conducted under the real world scenario to determine optimum fan speed to reduce noise level within CPU working condition and temperature.

Note:

Due to hundreds different brands of fan on the market, inaccuracy may happen in some cases when you had your rotation speed adjusted. It is still under the criterion, but please rest assured that it won’t cause any problem to your system.

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Postscripts

First of all we would like to congratulate your successful computer DIY. Now you can install an operation system and some application software based on your personal requirements. However, these are beyond discussions of this manual which mainly aims to teach you correct understanding of DIY skills and enable you to assemble a computer step by step. As for the application part, you can find all varieties of books with comprehensive introduction in bookstores.

Having a computer of your own is a beginning to the era of information. If this computer is assembled yourself, it is uniquely meaningful to you. Through our introduction, you have learned the key components a computer needs and what details you need to pay attention to when assembling. We sincerely hope every customer who wants to assemble a computer on his or her own has a wonderful beginning!

To learn more about AOpen XC cube, visit us at xc.aopen.com.tw

P/N:49.EZ101.0A1 Doc.no:EZ65EZ18B-OL-E0309A

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Appendix

AOpen XC cube comes with two versions of motherboard for your selection, they are separately UX4SG-1394 (EZ65) and UK79G-1394 (EZ18). To get to know the det ails of them, please refer to their respective information as below.

UX4SG-1394 Motherboard

Setting CPU Voltage and Frequency

Full-range Adjustable CPU Core Voltage

This motherboard supports CPU VID function. The CPU core voltage will be automatically detected and the range is from 1.1V to 1.85V. It is not necessary to set CPU Core Voltage.

Setting CPU Frequency

This motherboard is CPU jumper-less design, you can set CPU frequency through the BIOS setup, and no jumpers or switches are needed.

Northwood CPU

Pentium 4 1.8G 1800MHz 100MHz 400MHz 18x Pentium 4 2.0G 2000MHz 100MHz 400MHz 20x Pentium 4 2.2G 2200MHz 100MHz 400MHz 22x Pentium 4 2.2G 2200MHz 133MHz 533MHz 16x Pentium 4 2.26G 2260MHz 133MHz 533MHz 17x Pentium 4 2.4G 2400MHz 100MHz 400MHz 24x Pentium 4 2.4G 2400MHz 133MHz 533MHz 18x Pentium 4 2.53G 2530MHz 133MHz 533MHz 19x Pentium 4 2.6G 2600MHz 200MHz 800MHz 13x Pentium 4 2.66G 2660MHz 133MHz 533MHz 20x Pentium 4 2.8G 2800MHz 133MHz 533MHz 21x Pentium 4 2.8G 2800MHz 200MHz 800MHz 14x Pentium 4 3.06G 3000MHz 200MHz 800MHz 15x Pentium 4 3.20G 3200MHz 200MHz 800MHz 16x Note: With CPU speed changing rapidly, there might be fastest CPU on

the market by the time you received this installation guide. This table is kindly for your references only.

CPU Core

Frequency

FSB

Clock

System

Bus

Ratio

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DIMM sockets

UX4SG-1394 allow you to install 128-bit dual channel DDR400, DDR333 or DDR266 memory up to 2GB. Only non-ECC DDR RAM is supported. Please install suitable modules; otherwise serious damage may occur on memory sockets or you RAM modules. Please note that when you install

DDR333 memory module and have your CPU FSB set at 800MHz, the memory can only run with the speed of DDR320. It is limitation of Intel. For other

limitation of CPU types, please see the table below.

JP14 Clear CMOS

Y ou can clear CMOS to restore system default setting. To clear the CMOS, follow the procedure below.

1. Turn off the system and unplug the AC power.

2. Remove ATX power cable from connector PWR2.

3. Locate JP14 and short pins 2-3 for a few seconds.

4. Return JP14 to its normal setting by shorting pin 1 & pin 2.

5. Connect ATX power cable back to connector PWR2.

Pin 1

Item DDR266 DDR333 DDR400

CPU FSB 400MHz V X X CPU FSB 533MHz V V X CPU FSB 800MHz V ☉ V

JP28 Keyboard/Mouse Wakeup Jumpers

You can use JP28 to enable or disable this function, which could resume your system from suspend mode with keyboard or mouse. The factory default setting is “Disable” (1-2), and you may enable this function by setting the jumper to 2-3.

Normal

default)

Clear CMOS

Pin 1

1 1

Disable

(Default)

Enable

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CPU and System Fan Connector

Plug in the CPU fan cable to the 3-pin CPUFAN1 connector . If you have chassis fan, you can also plug it on SYSFAN2 or SYSFAN3 connector.

SYSFAN3 connector

CPUFAN connector

SYSFAN2 connector

GND +12V

SENSOR

Connecting Serial ATA Connector

To connect a Serial ATA disk, you must use a 7-pin serial ATA cable. Connect two ends of the serial ATA cable to the serial ATA header on the main board and the disk. Like every other traditional disk, you also have to connect a power cable. Please note that it is a jumper free implement; you don’t need to set jumpers to define a master or slave disk. When connecting two serial ATA disks, the system will automatically take the one connected to “Serial ATA 1” header as a master disk.

SATA1 header

SATA2 header

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UK79G-1394 Motherboard

Full-range Adjustable CPU Core Voltage

This motherboard supports CPU VID function. The CPU core voltage will be automatically detected and the range is from 1.1V to 1.85V. It is not necessary to set CPU Core Voltage. Setting CPU Frequency

This motherboard is CPU jumper-less design, you can set CPU frequency through the BIOS setup,

and no jumpers or switches are needed.

CPU

Athlon 1G 1GHz 200MHz 10.0x Athlon 1.1G 1.1GHz 200MHz 11.0x Athlon 1.2G 1.2GHz 200MHz 12.0x Athlon 1.3G 1.3GHz 200MHz 13.0x Athlon 1G 1GHz 266MHz 7.5x Athlon 1.13G 1.13GHz 266MHz 8.5x Athlon 1.2G 1.2GHz 266MHz 9.0x Athlon 1.33G 1.33GHz 266MHz 10.0x Athlon 1.4G 1.4GHz 266MHz 10.5x AthlonXP 1500+ 1.3GHz 266MHz 10.0x AthlonXP 1600+ 1.4GHz 266MHz 10.5x AthlonXP 1700+ 1.46GHz 266MHz 11.0x AthlonXP 1800+ 1.53GHz 266MHz 11.5x AthlonXP 1900+ 1.6GHz 266MHz 12.0x AthlonXP 2000+ 1.667GHz 266MHz 12.5x AthlonXP 2100+ 1.73GHz 266MHz 13x AthlonXP 2200+ 1.80GHz 266MHz 13.5x AthlonXP 2400+ 2.0GHz 266MHz 15x AthlonXP 2600+ 2.13GHz 266MHz 16x AthlonXP 2700+ 2.16GHz 333MHz 13x AthlonXP 2800+ 2.25GHz 333MHz 13.5x Duron 800 800MHz 200MHz 8.0x Duron 850 850MHz 200MHz 8.5x Duron 900 900MHz 200MHz 9.0x Duron 950 950MHz 200MHz 9.5x Duron 1G 1GHz 200MHz 10.0x Duron 1.1G 1.1GHz 200MHz 11.0x Note: With CPU speed changing rapidly, there might be fastest CPU on the market by the time you received this installation guide. This table is kindly for your references only.

CPU Core Frequency

EV6 Bus Clock

Ratio

Note: You have to adjust CPU FSB in BIOS after installing CPU; otherwise CPU will run at default speed of CPU

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)

DIMM sockets

This motherboard supports DDR400/333/266 with Maximum capacity up to 2GB (When enabling VGA onboard, memory can run max. up to 333MHz). Only Non-ECC DDR RAM is supported, otherwise, it will cause serious damage on memory sockets or SDRAM module. For over clocking purpose, you can adjust memory voltage in BIOS from 2.5V to 2.65V.

DIMMB1 DIMMA1

JP14 Clear CMOS

Y ou can clear CMOS to restore system default setting. To clear the CMOS, follow the procedure below.

1. Turn off the system and unplug the AC power.

2. Remove ATX power cable from connector PWR2.

3. Locate JP14 and short pins 2-3 for a few seconds.

4. Return JP14 to its normal setting by shorting pin 1 & pin 2.

5. Connect ATX power cable back to connector PWR2.

Pin 1

Normal default

Clear CMOS

CPU and System Fan Connector

Plug in the CPU fan cable to the 3-pin CPUFAN1 connector. If you have chassis fan, you can also plug

it on SYSFAN2 or SYSFAN3 connector.

SYSFAN3 connector

SYSFAN2 connector

CPUFAN connector

GND

+12V

SENSOR

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Pin 1

(

)

JP15/JP16 Dr. Voice Language Select Jumpers

Dr. Voice is a great feature, which can identify the problems you may encounter in the operating

system. It can clearly “tell you” whether the problem is caused from components or improper installation such as CPU, memory module, VGA, PCI add-on card, FDD, HDD or keyboard. Dr. Voice provides four language versions: English, German, Japanese and Chinese. You can select your preferred language by JP15 & JP16 jumpers. However, you may also set JP2 to choose making out voices from buzzer or speaker.

JP2 Speaker Output Jumper

This motherboard comes with another considerate option that allows you to turn off the voice from buzzer and speaker. You can choose not to be bothered by the warning made from Dr. Voice when it detects any error in operating system. You may also set JP2 to choose sending out voices from buzzer or speaker.

JP16 jumper

JP2 jumper

JP15 jumper

JP16

JP15

English

(Default)

Japanese

Chinese

Pin1

German

Speaker

JP2 jumper

Buzzer default