ECS P5SV-B P5SV-B User Manual

P5SV-B Mainboard

User's Manual

FCC & DOC Compliance
Federal Communications Commission Statement

This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15. Operation is subject to

the following two conditions:

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terference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and , if not installed and used in accordance with the manu­facturer’s instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communica­tions. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in par­ticular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio
or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and of, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:

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that to which the receiver is connected.

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Warning!! The use of shielded cables for the connection of the monitor
to the graphics card is required to assure compliance with FCC regulations.
Changes or modifications to this unit nor expressly approved by the party re­sponsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equip­ment.

This device may not cause harmful interference, and
This device must accept any interference received, including in-

Re-orient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio

Version 2.0a

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Table of Contents

1.Package & Product Information

Package & Product Information........................1-1

Manual Features................................................1-1

Component Information....................................1-2

CPU Socket & CPU..........................................1-2

Memory Specifications & Expansion slots.......1-3

P5SV-B 1.0 Mainboard Layout.........................1-4

2.Jumper Setting

CPU Jumper Settings........................................2-1

Other Jumper Setting.........................................2-2

Onboard Connectors..........................................2-3

Hareware Control & Indicators.........................2-4

3.Bios Setup

CMOS Setup Utility..........................................3-1

Standard CMOS Setup......................................3-2

Bios Features Setup...........................................3-5

Chipset Features Setup......................................3-6

Power Management Setup.................................3-7

PNP/PCI Configuration Setup...........................3-9

Intergrated Peripherals.......................................3-10

4.Reference Information

The instructions of bonding heat sink................4-1

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Package & Product
Information

P5SV-B Package & Product Information

you’lneed to use the mainboard . Please take
a moment to familiarize yourself with the
design and organization of the manual.

Manual Features

your attention to important information. The
icons appear in the sidebar and represent the

following.
Important Information

J

A recommendation or good idea

K

This manual contains all the information

This manual also uses some icons to call

A warning or bad idea

L

Danger warning

M

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Component Information

The standard P5SV-B package will in­clude:

l P5SV-B mainboard
l 1 IDE controller ribbon cable
l 1 Floppy controller ribbon cable
l 1 Com1& Com2 port
l 1 heat sink
l User's Manual
l Support Disk

Windows 3.x, Windows NT, OS2, Novell
Netware.

Intel CPUs Supported:

P54CTB,P54CT, P55C

Pentium CPU running at any of the following
clock speeds 90MHz,100 MHz, 120
MHz,133 MHz, 150 MHz,166 MHz,200
MHz, 233MHz

IDE bus Master Drivers for Windows95,

Pentium P54C, P54CTB,

This mainboard supports the Intel

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Cyrix & IBM CPUs Supported:

6X86MX(PR166+ / PR200+ / PR233+)

AMD CPUs Supported:

PR266

System Memory Specifications

l Four SIMM sockets
l Use 5Volt EDO or FPM SIMM

modules
l Any combination of specified modules
allowed

l Maximum supported memory 256MB
l 66Mhz or faster bus clock recommend

60ns or faster DRAM

6X86 (PR166+/PR200+),

K5, K6, PR166 / PR200 / PR233 /

Expansion Slots

l 3 ISA slots (ISA1, ISA2,ISA3)
l 3 PCI slots (PCI1, PCI2, PCI3)
l PCI1 & ISA3 share external access

position

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Layout

the connectors, sockets and parts of the
mainboard.

The illustration as the followings shows

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Chapter 2.Jumper Setting

CPU Jumper Settings

FUNCTION Jumper Settings

External Speed JP7 50MHz JP7:2-3, JP8: 2-3, JP9:2-3

JP8 55MHz JP7:1-2, JP8: 2-3, JP9:2-3
JP9 60MHz JP7:2-3, JP8: 2-3, JP9:1-2
(Default) 66.6MHz JP7:2-3, JP8: 1-2, JP9:2-3

75MHz JP7:1-2, JP8: 2-3, JP9:1-2

Internal Clock Factor JP13 1.5X/3.5X(K6, M2,P55C) JP13:1-2, JP15:1-2, JP16:X

CPU IO Voltage JP2 3.3V JP2: 1-2

JP15 (Default) 2.0X JP13:2-3, JP15:1-2, JP16:X
JP16 2.5X JP13:2-3, JP15:2-3, JP16:X

3.0X JP13:1-2, JP15:2-3, JP16:X

3.54V JP2: 3-4

CPU Core Voltage J7 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10
On= Cap On *Single (Default) ON ON ON ON

*Single: Single Voltage CPU

3.34V ON ON ON

3.24V ON ON

2.94V ON ON

2.84V ON

2.54V ON ON

1.8V ON ON ON

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Other Jumper Settings

FUNCTION Jumper Settings

Clear CMOS JP11 Clear 2-3

Normal 1-2 (Default)

Flash ROM Support JP12 Disable 1-2

Enable 2-3 (Default)

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Onboard Connectors

Name Function Description

J1 PS/2 Mouse PS/2 Mouse Port
J2 Keyboard Onboard 5-pin Port
J3 Power Onboard 12-pin Port
COM1 Serial Port One Onboard 10-pin serial port is COM1, can be

set to COM3

COM2 Serial Port Two Onboard 10-pin serial port is COM2, can be

set to COM4
USB1 USB Dual stacked external USB ports
USB2 USB Dual stacked external USB ports
FDD1 Floppy Drive Dual stacked external USB ports

Controller

LPT1 Parallel Port Standard 26-pin parallel Printer port

supports enhanced models
FIR FIR Connector Connects to optional Fast IR infrared

module cable
SIR SIR header Connects to optional IrDA or ASKIR

infrared module cable
IDE Primary IDE 40-pin connector connects to supplied 2-

device cable; End device is Primary Master,

middle is Slave
IDE Secondary IDE 40-pin connector connects to 2-devices

cable; End device is Primary Master, middle

is Slave.

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Hardware Controls &

Indicators

tus indicators that connect from the mainboard

to your system case, which is sometimes called

the “Enclosure” of “Chassis” These are:

mainboard via connector JPX. Not all system

cases have all of these feasures, so your

system may not have all of them. The func-

tions and options for these are shown in the

table as the following.

There are some control features and sta-

l Power Switch
l Power Status Indicator
l Suspend Switch
l Suspend Status Indicator
l Reset Switch
l Hard Disk Drive Activity Indica

tor
l Keyboard

All of these case features connect to the

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Hardware Controls & Indicators

Feature JPX Pins Function

HDD Activity LED 2-3 Flashes when hard disk drive

is active.
SMI 4-5 System Management Interrupt
Reset Switch 9-10 Pressing the Reset Switch

restarts the system
Power Status LED 11-13 When lighted indicates that

system is turned
Keyboard Lock 14-16 Disables keyboard via a lock

mounted on front panel of the

case
Speaker 17-20 Connects to the PC speaker

mounted on the system case

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CMOS Setup Utility -

allow you to configure how some of your
system features work. These are:

is permanently stored in the BIOS chip on the
mainboard. The utility creats a system hardware
configuration record that it stores in a small
amount of battry-supported memory on the
board. The BIOS uses this record to function
as an interface between the system hardware
and the operating system. Most of the setting is
the CMOS Setup Utility are made automati­cally, so you won't normally need to use this
program. The screen illustrations on the next
pages show the Setup Default settings for these
two sections of the utility.

Del or Delete key while the computer is start­ing, before the operating starts to load.

Two sections of the CMOS Setup Utility

· BIOS Features Setup

· Power Management Setup
The CMOS Setup Utility is a program that

To run the CMOS Setup Utility, press the

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CMOS Setup Utility-

ity from which you access its various sections.

This is the main screen for the setup util-

There are six main sections to the Setup

program:

· Standard CMOS Setup
Date, time, disk, drive,video display
and error handling

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· BIOS Features Setup: System
customization features and video display
settings

· Chipset Features Setup: Chipset settings,
memory configuration feature for spe­cialized add -on cards and VGA memory
configuration

· Power Managemnet Setup: Sets up the
"green"” power management features

· PNP/PCI Configuration:PCI expansion
slot and system resource settings

· Intergrated Peripherals:IDE channels
and onboard port settings, the other main
menu items interact with these main sec­tions.

· Load BIOS Defaults: Load minimum
settings from the BIOX ROM.

· Load Setup Defaults: Loads standard
settings from the BIOS ROM.

· Password Setting: Sets system password
which is configured by the Security Op­tion item in BIOS Features Setup.

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· IDE HDD Auto Detection: Automatically
detects the drive parameters of any in­stalled IDE hard disk drives and enters
them automatically in the Standard
CMOS Setup.

· HDD Low Level Format: Hard disk drive
low level format program. See the warn­ing in the section about using this.

· Save & Exit Setup: Saves the current set­tings and exit the program.

· Exit Without Saving: Discard any
changes made during the current session
and exits the program.

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BIOS Features Setup

highlight this menu item in the main item in
the main menu and press the Enter key. The
following screen will appear.

To enter this section of the Setup program,

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Chipset Features Setup

gram, highlight this menu item in the main

Auto
Configuration

Everything on this
screen except for
the Memory Hole
item is set auto­matically when
auto-configuration
is active. If you
disable it you can
set the values
manually, al­though we recom­mend against this.
Don't disable auto­matic configura­tion unless you
know what you
are doing. The de­fault setting is
Enabled.

menu and press the Enter key. The following
screen will appear.

Menu Commands

th same as for the BIOS Features Setup
screen.

To enter this section of the Setup pro-

The menu commands for this screen are

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The Power Management Setup

highlight this menu item in the menu and press
the Enter key. The following screen will ap­pear.

To enter this section of the Setup program,

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Menu Commands

the same as for the BIOS Features Setup screen.

What Power Management Does

computer to save electricity when it is not ac­tively in use by putting the system into progres­sively greater power saving modes. In the
power management scheme there are four sys­tem states which proceed in the following se­quence: Normal, Doze, Standby, Suspend.

Power Mangement

ment scheme. There are four settings:

options manually.

activating maximum power saving settings af­ter one minute of system inactivity.

by activating moderate power saving settings
after one hour of system inactivity.

The menu commands for this screen are

Power management lets you set up your

This controls the entire power manage-

User Defined:you set the power saving

Disable :Turns off all power management
Max Saving :Maximum power saving by

Min Saving: Produces less power saving

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PNP/PCI Configuration

highlight this menu item in the main menu and
press the Enter key. The following screen will
appear.

Menu Commands

The menu commands for this screen are th e
same as for the BIOX Features Setup screen.

To enter this section of the Setup porgram,

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Resources Controlled By

automatically configure IRQ and DMA re­sources. This is the recommended setting. If you
set this line to Manual, the screen changes as
shown above and allows manual configuration.
In general you should only need to do this if
you are installing an ISA card that requires
manual configuration.

When this line is set to Auto the BIOS will

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Integrated Peripherals

settings for this screen. You can install IDE de­vices under these setting and the system will
automatically detect and set the best mode for
reach device. You can also set the transfer mode
for each device manually, although we recom­mend using the default settings unless you have
a reason not to and you know what you are do­ing.

The illustration shows the Setup Defaults

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Instructions of Bonding Heat Sink To
SiS5571

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The illustration of component

Chip:SiS5571

(B)Embossed liner

(A)Tom Tape Side

Heat Sink

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The instructions of bonding heat sink

1.Remove (A) Embossed
linear.

2. Put the removed tape on the
center of SiS5571 chip sym­metrically. Use your hand to
keep the tape on the left
edge, and then use the other
hand to press the remaining
area conformly to the right.
Be sure to get rid of air pock­ets.

3. Remove (B) embossed
liner

4. Put the heat sink on the center
of SiS5571 by pressing with
about 5Kg force evenly and
verically to achieve the maxi­mum conformability.

Tape

(B) Embossed liner

(A) Torn Tape Side

Chip

Please keep the chip clean

Liner

Chip

Heat Sink