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AI

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User's

(for

Phoenix BIOS)

Manual

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Contents

I ntrod u ctio n

General

Specifications

System Chipset 2

1

System Me

Jumper Settings a

Setting the Jumpers
Connectors 7

Board Layouts

Built-in BIOS

·

SETUP Program 9

System Setup 10
Fixed Disk Setu
Advanced System Setup

Boot Options
Secu
Green PC Feature

Load ROM
Load

S

ave Values to CMOS

Quitting Setup 34

mory

Cache Memory Subsystems

nd Connector

SETUP P

p

Inte

grated Pe
Memory Cache
Me

mory
Advanced Chipset Control 19
PC

I Devices 23

rity Setup

Valu

ripherals

Shadow 18

Default Values

es from CMOS

rogram

s

:

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:

11
13
1
1

2
2
2
3

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5
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2

iii

1

Introduction

The

SI54P

AIO is a Pentium TM PCI Bus
85C502, 85C503 system
and

SMC 37

clud

e 4 AT Bus slots a

up

to 12

C665Super1/0

nd

8MB, and cache siz

mainboard,

chipset, CMD

PCI0640B PCI Bus IDETuntroller,

Controller. Other on

4 PCI slots, 2 me

mory banks with memory sizes of

es from 256KB to lMB.

It

uses the

board

specifications in-

SiS

85C501

,

1.1

General Specifications

Processor:

Chlpset

External Cache:

Memory Size

BIO

Slots

Con

Form Fa

:

S:

:

nectors:

ctor

Intel Pentiumn.t

Sis 85C501
SiS 85C502 (
SiS 85C503 (PCI Sys
CMD

PCI0640B

SMC 37C665 (Super 1/0 Controller)

UMC 8

2C865 (1/0

2

56/512 KB

ba

ck or

vvrit

:

:

2

banks

up to 128MB, all s

\

Phoenix

Four 1 6-bit
Four

Power
Keylock & Pow
Hardware Rese

S

peaker
Turbo
Turbo Switch
Sus
HDD

Baby-AT

of

PCI slot

LED

pend

LED

75/90/l

(PCl/ISA

PCI

or 1 MB

e-through policies

DRAM with

ISA slots

s

er
t

00

Cache Me

Local Data

tem

(PCI Bus

1/0)

IDE

TIL

Integration)

cache

memory

upporting

LED

supporting

mory

Buffer)

Controller)

double-sided SIMMs

Controller)

vvrit

size

capacity of

e

PCB

:

4

layers

1

Sl54P AIO

User

's

Manual

System C

hipset

• SIS85C501

•

Supports Pentium'?" process

•

Integrated sec

•

writethrough

•

direct

•

supports standard and

• supports 1 Z8KB to ZMB

• ca

che read/write cycl

SRAM at 6GMHz

• Integrated DRAM controller

• supports ZMB to 1 Z

• 1 level pos

•

concurrent

•

CAS#

beforeRAS# tra

• Z5GK/

• programmable DRAM speed

ond

level (LZ) cache

and

writeback cach

mapped organi

8MB of cac

ted write bu

write

bac

lM/ 4M/ 1 GM*N

or at 59/GO!GG

mod

e modes

zation

burst

SRAM

s

cache siz

e of

ffer o

k

nsparent DRAM refresh

70ns fast pa

es

3ZZZ or 4333 using standard

heable main memory

f 4 Qwo

rds deep

ge mode DRAM support

• SIS85C502

•

Three integrated posted write buffers and
s

ystem pe

• 1 level

• 4 levels

• 1 level

• 1 level Memto

• 1 level MemtoPCl read buffer with 1 Qword de

• Provides a 64
bus

•

Operates sync
clocks

• Pr

ovides pa

rforman

Cl'UtoMem

CPUto

PCItoMern posted writ

ce

posted write buffer with 4 Qwords deep

PCI post

Cl'U read

bit Pe

hronously to the G

rity g

ener

ntium

ati

on for

ed

writ

buffer

TM

,

e buffer with 4 Dwords deep
e buffer with 1 Qword deep

with 1 Qword de

DRAM dat

G. 7MH

memor

y writes

MHz bus speed

es

two

a bus

z CPU

read

buffers increase

ep

ep

and 32

and 33.

bit PCI data

3MHz PCI

2

• SI

S85C503

•

Integrated

•

translates PCI Bus

•

translat

•

provid

• Integrated

•

Supports

terrupt

• Supports Flash ROM

•

CMD PCI0

• Fully

• The most complete 32
Windows 3.1 Pas
32bit

•

Programmable data transfer timing supports customized setting for
4 IDE devices

•

Readahead and writeback buffers enhance transfer rates
low concurrent

•

Suitable for PCI motherboard or PCI expansion card applications

• Fully supports and surpasses

•

Supports program

brid

ge between PCI Bus and

es

ISA master

es

PCItolSA

ISA Bus compatible logic

reroutability of four PCI interrupts to any unused IRQ

640B

compatibl

driver support)

e with the

t Disk, Windows NT,

operation

SJ54P AJO

ISA

Bus

cycles into

or DMA cycles into PCI Bus cycles

memor

bit driver support

I/O

ISA

Bus cycles

y one Dword posted write buffer

latest PCI IDE

·

s

enhance IDE ModeS

function

and

ATAPI specifications

in

the industry (DOS,

OSIZ

,

Novell & SCO Unix

User's

Manual

in

and al

•

SM

C3JC665

• Super

•

Two

• One

I/O

controller

I6C550 compatible

multimode parallel po

UART

s

rt

which include

EPP

and

ECP

support

3

SJ

54P AJO

User's Manual

2 System Memory

SI54P AIO
bo

ard. There are two memory banks which supp

1/

2/4

Important: DRAM inse

/8/

accepts

16 MB

a minimum of 2MB a

72

pin typ

e, single and/ or

rtion on every bank should come in pa

of

the same type. For instance,

DRAM module

s,

nd a

you cannot ins
in socket SIM1 and another DRAM
type on S

IM3. Likewise, memory type mixing is NOT al

lowed within a bank.

Th

e following

the t

otal me

SIM3
256Kx 36
256Kx 36

512Kx 36
5

12K

512Kx 36

1M x 36 1M x 36
1M
1M x 3
2Mx36
2Mx36
2Mx36
4Mx36
8Mx36

8M x

Ta

ble 21.

table lists

mory amount for

Bank

O

SIM4

256K~_36
256K x

512Kx 3

6

I

512Kx 36
512K~

8Mx3~
8M

x 36

x 36

36

Memory

all the possible DRAM module

each op

.

J

36

·--··

6

~

-

-

_ __ L ---

1Mx 36
1M

x36·-

1

2Mx

36
2M x 36 2M x36
2Mx 36

··-·- ·-· f· -·-··

4M

x 36

x36

Configuration

!

.

I

~

r

;
i

I

i
!

I

I

i

I

I

tion.

SIM1

None

256K x 36

·

None

512Kx 36

4M x

36

Non

1M x

36

4M

x36

None None

4M x

36

4M x36

None

8M x36

s and

maxim

um of 128

ort 256/ 512 KB or

doubledensity modules.

if

you only have two

tall one DRAM

module of the same

combinations an

Ba

nk1

SIM2

None

25

6Kx

36

None

512Kx 36

4Mx36

e

Requirement

None
1Mx36
4Mx

36

2Mx36
4Mx

36

4Mx

36

Non

8Mx36

e

s

MB on

modul

Tota

Memo

ry Si

2
4MB
4

8M

36MB

8
16MB
36
16MB
32MB
48
64M
64

128MB

ir and

e



d

l

ze

MB

MB

B

MB

MB

MB

B

MB

I

4

SJ54P AIO User's Manual

Cache Memo

Cac

he Si

ze

2

56KB

512KB

1MB

Table 2

3

3.1

The table below

AIO.

CPU Clock Sele

CPU Signal Select

External Cache
Memory

2. Second Level Cache Memory Configurations

Jumper

Setting the Jumpers

Sett

ing

ry Su

bsystems

Dirty RAM

(U28

)
32Kx8 (5V) 32Kx8 (5V) 32Kx8 (3.3V)
32Kx8 (5V)

3

2Kx8 (5

V) 32Kx8 (5V) 128Kx8 (3.

TAG RAM

(U27)

32Kx8 (5V)

Settings and Connectors

summar

.

ct

s

izes the

F

unction

50MHz (for 75MH
6

0MHz (for 90MH

66MH

z (for
Internal
Internal Cache

t

hrough

Always invalidated

Write to invalidated

2

56KB (with 32

SRAMs)

512KB

SRAMs)

1

MB (wi

functions a

Cache Write-back JP12 short 1-2

(with 64Kx8 JP11 short

th

128

nd

jumper

z CPU) JP7 short 2-3, 5-6, 7-8

z CPU)

100MH

z CPU)

Write

-

Kx8

Kx8 SRAMs)

sett

ings on the

Jumper Setting

J

P7 short 2-3, 4-5, 8-9

J

P7 short 1-2, 5-6,

JP12 short 2-3

JP1

4 short 1-2

JP1

4 short 2-

JP11

open

JP10 open

JP10 open
J

P11

short

JP10short

Data (U23-26

(U

34- U3

7)

64Kx8 (3.

3V)

3V)

s

7-8

3

)

SIS4

P

Table 41.

Jumper Settings (Continued ....

.)

5

SJ

54P AIO

ROM BIOSSe

On-boa

rd PCI I

On-boa

rd 1/0

E

CP

Mod

DRAM Par

Memory Sele

User's M

lection

e

ity Ch

ct

DE

eck

anual

F

unction

For Programming Flash ROM
(+SV) use

For Programming Flash R
(+12V) use

EPROM
Enable ID
Disable
Enabled
Disabled J P3 short 2-
E

DACK1
ECP Mode

DACK3 Selec

E
Disabled
All

modul
All

modules
double
are single densit

d

d

.

E

IDE

CP Mode Parallel Port DRQ1 J P1

Selection

Parallel Port DRQ3 JP1

tion

nabl

ed

SIMMs are single density

es

SIM

Ms are double density

or SIMMs 3/4 are

dens

ity

and SIMMs 1 /

y

OM

2

JPS short 1-2

J

PS short 2-3

J

PS open
JP4 open
JP4 short
J

P3 short 1-2

J P2 short 2-3

J

P2s
J

PS short
J

PS open

JP5

J P5

Jumper S

3

short 1-

2

short 2-3

hort1-

2

short 2-3

sho

rt 1-

2, 3-4

etting

s

T

able 41. Jumper Settings

If

Note1

:

a flash ROM is installed on the mainboard,

fer to the RE
before programming the Flash ROM BIOS.

Note2

Note3

:

Before
P
Diskette

:

1. JPB

installing the driver

C/064

0B), consult the

.

open for EPROM and Flash ROM normal us

2. ltllhen you update your system BIO
utility, please set the JPB to short 1

ROM or JPB to short 2

3.

After

updated the system BIOS,

the jumper

6

please re

ADME.DOC file in the Flash Utility diskette

for on

board PC/ /DE (GMO

readme fife in the GMO Driver

e.

S with Flash ROM

2 for +5V Flash

3 for +12V Fl

ash ROM.

you should remove

JPB

.



3.2 Connectors

There

are

listed

several

below

connectors located on

.

the

SJ54PAIO

SI54P

AIO. Their functions are

User's Manual

Connecto

J2
J4
J5

J6

J7
J8

J9

JlO

Jll
Jl2
Jl

3

r

Function

AT

Keyboard
Power
Floppy
COM l Port
C

OM2
Printer
I

DE

Primary

I

DE

Secondary
Power
HDD

LED Connector

2X10

r===

1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Connector

Connector

Connecto

Port

Port

Connector (For 3.3V)

JUMPER BLOCK

KEYLOCK

r
Connector
Connector

Connector

Connector

Connector

==-1

®085800000

'

~~~9~9Q~9a

TB. LED SMI

pin 2-3: Turbo
pin 4-5: Suspend Pus
PIN

6-7: Turbo

pin 9-

10:

pin

1 1- 13:

pin 17-20: Speake

LED

Switch

Hardware Reset

System Power LED

r

h Button

TB.S

W

(SMI)

& pin 14- 15 Keylock

Reset

Note

:

J1

3 {pin67),

a

.

S

hort 2

b. Set

the L 1

Through

c.

After

finishing Steps a & b, the H/Wturbo switch will
function
system in the

Turbo Switch Function Procedure:

3 for the jumper setting

of JP12.

Cache Update Mode into (WT) Write

within the BIOS Chi

normal and the Turbo LED wi

pset Features SETUP

ll

turn on/off when

Turbo/Deturbo mode.

.

.

7

SJ54P AIO

Use

rs Manua

l

3.3

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(i)

c

0

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c

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Board Layout

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-

ii'i

cb

SiS

85C503

66

s

866

F

p p

c c

I I

2

3

CMD

PCI0640

85C501

SiS

w

e

•

• • •

Ba

--

SiS

85C502

nkO Bank1

.P.>~

1

l=3GND

--

l§j=3

Jl

PS

/2

+3.3V

Power

Supply

Conne

ctor

DALLAS

DS12887A

J1

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~

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Figure 41.

8

Pentium™

CPU Socket

3

f~I~

+

§i

.

S/54P AIO Mainboard Layout

'

4 Built-i

n

BIOS SETUP Program

4.1

SETUP P

Phoenix Setup - Copyright 1'985-94 Phoenix

Tl

Fl Help

Figure 4-1. SETUP

It

is

highly recommended that y

gram

befor

e making any cha

the sys

tem back

Note:

•

System Setup-

inform

in

the eve

On-screen instructio
plain ho

w to use the program

allows c

ation.

rogram

Ma

in

11enu.

Syste111

Setu

Yl

• Aduan

Boot Options

•

Sec

• Gree

Load
Load Ua lues fron

Save

l'loue

Main Menu

nges. Doing so

nt of a

hecking or modification

p

xed Disk Setup

ced Syste

ur-

i ty

Setup

n

re

Featu

R Cl1 Default Values

Values to CM

Enter Selec

E

SC Exit

ou list down all the values of the

configuration memory

ns at the bottom of

rw. Setup

re

t

Technologi

Cl'IOS

OS

F10 Savc

will

save a lot of time restoring

B:t:xi

es

t

loss

Ltd

.

.

each screen ex-

.

of

general configuration

SLTUP

pro



•

Fixed

Disk

Setup-

allows for automatic detection of the hard disk drive
type(s) including the number of cylinders and heads,
s

ati

on

time, read/write head

track.

Also switches the LBA Mode feature

•

AdVanced

System Setup

cluding the Integrated Pe

Advanced Chipset

• Boot

OpUons

ceed whe

-

n booting the ope

Control,

determines the se

landing zone, and number

-

sets the various system options for the user, in

ripherals, Memory Cache, Memory Shadow

and PCI

Devices

quenc

e with which the

rating system.

write precompen

of

sectors per

of

the hard disk to on or

.

system will pro

off

,



.

9

Sl54P AIO User's Manual

•

Security Se

tup-

provides special access for the use

r to

enter the ope
ing system and Setup program, and restricts unauthorized access to the
floppy disk drives.

•

Graan

PC

Faablras

STANDBY and RESUME modes.

-

allows the timer ssttinqs for the

It

also lists the SMI events by

DOZE

which the system wakes up from ST AND BY or SUSPEND

modes. If the device

will slow down the CPU speed and bathe IDE

is

not

active, Power Management Function

and monitor will be

put into doze, standby, or suspend mode.

rat



,

• Load

ROM Defau

lt Valu

as

-

allows for automatic configurat

above options using the values stored

•

Load

Values from CMOS

above options using the pr

•

Sava Val

ues to

CMOS

-

allows for automatic configuration

evious

-

saves the

changes you have made in the SETUP

program, then exits and reboots the system.

To choose

<Up

4.2

> and

System

f

.I.

an

item from the

<Down

ttoue

> arrow keys and press <Enter>.

P

hoenix

ESC

Fl He

SETIJP

main menu, move the cursor using the

Se

tup

Setup - Copyright 1985-91 Phoenix

Sys

te~ Setup

Systert T l

t1e

SysteA Dat

V

ideo

Syst

Extended He110

DisHette
Dtskt:tte

Keybodro:

Exit

lp

:

e:

Syste11:

ert Met!!

ory

Dri

ve A:

Dr-l

UC"::

PgUp Pre
PgDn Next Ua lu

:

ry:

B:

vious Valu

in

the ROM BIOS table.

values stored

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ion of all the

of

all the

in the

CMO

S S

RAM.

Previous Conf igura.t ion

fault

Conf

iguratton

Figure 4-

10

2. System Setup Screen

Sl54P AIO User's Manua

l

Splem

utes, and seconds

Splem Dale

Time

-

sets the system's internal clock which includes hour,

.

-

allows

manual setting of the electronic calendar

board.

Video

Splem

Splam/Extended

tem configuration which includes the system
They

are
status detected by the BIOS
is for viewing purpose only and manu

Diskette

stalled

KeVboanl

4.3

-

specifies the display adapter

Memorv

updated

DrlVe

in

your system

-

automatically by the

A:/B: -

specify the capacity

.

selects

Install/

Fixed Disk S

installed.

-

displays important

SETUP

information abo

and

extended memo

program

selftest. This section of the System

al

modifications are not allo

and

format of the floppy drives

Not Installed

for

keyboard device

etup

The Fixed Disk Setup provides auto configuration of the
in the

system. After pressing the <Enter> key on this item in

menu, the

following screen is displayed.

P

hoenix Setup - Copyright 1985-91 Phoenix

Technologies

min-

on the main

ut your

ry

sizes

according to the

Setup screen

wed.

setting

.

hard

drive

installed

the main

Ltd

.

sys



.

in

Figu

re 4-3. Fi

IDE Adapter e !last
IDE

Adopter e Slave

IDE

Ad.dpt er 1 rla.stel"

IDE Adopter 1 Slove

Lar-qe Di

sk Access

H

llo

ve

Fl Hel

p

xed Di

sk

Set

Fixed Disk Setup

er

CC :541 Mbl
(Hanel

(Hone

)

(Hane

l

[Enabl

ftOde

:

Enter Select

ESC Exi

t

up Screen

ed]

F10 SauellExlt

1

11

Sl54P AIO User's Manual

Once the program detects the

typ

e of
display the relative information such as
compensation, landing
mod

e control.

If

the program fails to de

not pressed

in

the Autotype Fixed Disk option, manual setting of the values

zone, number

tect the hard

is recommended.

Phoenix Setup - Copyright l'JBS-

Fixed Dis

k 0

Control

Figure

AUIOIVPe

4-4. Fixed Disk Setup Screen

Fixed

successful, it

Autotype Fi
T

ype

Cylinders

Heads:

Sectors/Track

Wr

ll

llltl

L

HA "ode. Co

3Z Dit

U
Fl

Disk

-

fills

the remaining fields on this

xed Disk: [Press Enter

:

:

l te

llovc
Help

:

preec

ep

:

Sector Transfers: !Disabled]

ntra I :

l;O

:

Enter Select

ESC Exit

detects the type of fixed disk 0

hard

disk 0

and/

or 1 installed, it

the type,

cylinder, heads, write pre

of sectors per track, and the

will

LBA

disk type(s) or the <Enter> key was

94

Phoeni

x Tec

~TIJ

log

I

es

Ltd

.

CBoot Dri

vel

1

[User]
[

667

]

[

Bl

[

33]

[Nonel

[Disabled]
!Disabled]

rre

Sau

e<'!Exlt

2

and/

or 1 installed. If

menu

.

Type - 1

drives. "User" allows the
the system auto detect IDE HDD Func

CVllnders
Heads
Seclors/Track

hard

Landing

to 45

fill

the

remainin

user to

-

specifies the

-

specifies the number of rea

-

provides the number of sectors per track defined for the

disk

drive

.

Zona

-

refers to the cylinder

number

g fields with values for

fill in the remaining

tion, if

you already

of

cylinders of the

d/write heads of the ha

number

where the disk drive heads

(read/write) are positioned to when the disk drive is

12

predefined dis

fields. "

Auto" allows

install IDE

hard

disk d

rd

parked.

k

HDD.

riv

e.

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Write

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multiple sector transfers. The available options are

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transfer

sk

Access

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-

for Large Hard Disk Compatibility (l

issues, you must enable this item except when

"Disabled."

Transfers

which refers to th
(default)

.

e Control -

.

If

your

-

determines the number of sectors per block for
e size the disk returns when queried, and

tu

rns on or off the hard disk drive's

than

540MB and the

hard

disk supports

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mode, you should enable (on) this

running

Z/

4/8/16 sectors

LBA

Mode

LBA

mode for data

arger than

the system

,

"Dis



support

option otherwise disable (off) it.

32 8111/0 -

it is only for PCI IDE card,

if

you want to use the

ISA

IDE

card

you have to disable it.

4.4

The Advanced System Setup
parameters

Advanced System Setup

allows the user to program five main groups of

namely the Integrated

Peripherals, Memory Cache, Memory

Shadow, Advanced Chipset Control, and PCI Devices. This BIOS Setup pa

rameter

chipset

is

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Integrated Peripheral

Selecting Integrated Peri
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a

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and within main

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memory space

.

card or an

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Memory Shadow

Selecting the Memory Shadow from the Advanced System Setup main menu
displays the following screen. The actual features displayed depend on the
capabilities of your system's ha

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mode. The available options are

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ance

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on

ROM's

-

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memory, which can likewise

:

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18

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Advanced Chips

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Selecting the Advanced Chipset Control from the Advanced System Setup
main menu displays the following screens. The actual
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on the capabilities of your system's hardware.

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DRAM

read

CAS

pu l

se

wldlh

-

determines the pulse width length of the

during DRAM read cycles. The available options are:

• 2T

•

3T

• 4T (defa

ult)

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AS pulse

width -

determines the pulse width length of the CAS

during DRAM write cycles. The ava

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2T

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s

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•

4T

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thereb

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CPURST

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defines the time (in microseconds) required for

are

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turn

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•

PCICLK/4 (default)

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•

CPUCLK/1.5

•

CPUCLK/2 (default

•

14MHz

to PCI

•

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2T

CPU

to PCI

-

controls the

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ava

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pertains to the delay time before the CPU

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options are:

features

Bus clock of the

writes data into the PCI Bus. The available options are:

•

•

CPU

to PCI

1T (default
2T

burst

)

memory

write

-

If

enabled, backtoback sequential CPU

memory write cycles to PCI are translated to PCI burst memory write

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• Enabled

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available options are

ed (default

)

will

have

an

associated FRAME# se

:

.

sys



cycles

.

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CPU

to PCI

post mem

be po

sted to PCI.
also limits the com
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bling this option not only disables the buffering bu

-

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pletion of CPU write (CPU write does

on compl

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In

general,

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this option enh

default

).

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• Di

sabled (default

Late

ncvrrom

ADS# to

speed. When this
double word.

When this

is

local

set to

)

mem

-

determines the CPU to PCI Post write

"3T"

(default), the Post write

option

is

set to

"ZT", th

e rate is 4T per double

word. For a Qword PCI memory write, the post write

(3T)

.

•

2T

•

3T (default

)

not complete

ances the

rate

is

ST

rate

is

7T

per

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)

es the refres

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:

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CPU

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Sel

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main menu displays the following screens. The actual features displayed de
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2. PCI

ties of your system's hardware

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PCI device resource requests are

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PCI Interrupt 1/

1, 2,

3 and 4.

14/15

Edge/Laval

Level/Edge sensitivity
for a given

Note:

PCI

DIVICI, Slot #1/#2/#3/

Enable

Enable

whether

Use

fault value for the Latency Timer will be loaded or the succeeding La
tencyTimer Value will be used.
is needed

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•

latancv

clocks that

•

• 0000-00FS

2/3/4

sat

to

-

program

The available IRQs are

and None (default)

Select

-

programs the PCI IRQ to single edge or logic level.

is

programmed per controller. Every IRQ

bank

is either

When a PCI IDE add-on card

board, it will require the user to plug the card onto a

daughter board and to set this option to "EDGE" triggered.

"EDGE"

the IRQ associated with PCI

3/5/7 /9/10/11/

or

"LEVEL"

(default) triggered.

is

installed onto the main-

4#:

DBVICI

•

• Enabled

Master

•

• Enabled

Default

No

0040 (default)

-

enables

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ed

(default)

-

enables selected device as a PCI bus master

the

PCI

card

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latancv

in

the Latency Timer Value option.

Timar Val

the

master may burst. The available options are:

the II o and

is a master or

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ue

-

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determines whether or not

If

set to

pertains to the maximum

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not

.

"Yes",

decoding

no

further programming

number

of PCI bus

and

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input

.

checks

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requires the setting of the Supervisor Password first.

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word is set an

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Saving Mode

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enables or disables (default) the

bled, the values of the following options

beset.

System

the system enters DOZE

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when the system events

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when the system enters

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4.8

If,

the
ke

Load ROM Default Values

during bootup, the BIOS program detects a

CMOS, it

y to

will

display a mes

sag

e asking you to either press the <

run Setup or the <Fl> key to resume

problem in the

booting. This probably means
that the CMOS values have been corrupted or modified
haps by an application

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R

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<Fl>

key to

fault values already loa

changes before saving the

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4.9

If, during a Setup

have not yet saved the values to

Load Valu

session, you change your mind about your

es from CM

CMOS, you can restore the

OS

sel

valu

ecti

es you pre

viously saved to CMOS.

Select Load Values from CMOS on the Main Menu and the program

display the following scree

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After making your selections on the Setup menus, always select Save Values
to CMOS in order to make them operative. Unlike standard RAM memory,
CMOS RAM is sustained by an onboard battery and stays on after you

your system

off.

turn

l

After you save your selections, the program

will

display the following

screen.

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Figure 4-22. Save Values to

If

you attempt to exit without saving, the program

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CMOS Screen

would like to save the changes made before exiting.
During bootup,

in

the CMOS

BIOS

RAM.

for the chipset attempts to load the values you saved

If

the values saved in the CMOS cause the system boot
to fail, reboot and press the <DEL> key to enter Se
load the ROM default values
change the values tha

t caused the boot to fail.

(as

described

in

the section 4.8) or

hnologies Ltd.

will

ask you

tup.

In

Setup, you may

if

try

you

to

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4.11

After making all modifications

Values to CMOS" then press the <Enter> key or simply press the <FlO>
key. The screen
like to save and exit or not.

Use the arrow keys or press <Y> for

settings before exiting. Press <N> for No then the <Enter> key to exit

out saving.

If

program

or not.
Press <Y> for

<N> then the <Enter> key to save your settings first before exiting Setup.

Quitting

you made changes to the CMOS values and then press the <ESC> key, the

will

Setup

in

the Setup program,go to the option

will

then display a message asking you whether you would

Yes

then the <Enter> key to save your

prompt you whether you would like to Quit without saving

Yes

then the <Enter> key to quit without saving, or press

"Save

with

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