
1st Edition, June 1991
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Table Of Contents
1. Introduction
2.
Hardware Description
21
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System Description
22-Connector and Jumper Settings
23
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DRAM Bank Configuration
24
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SRAM Configuration
3
BIOS Setup
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BIOS Overview
Standard CMOS Setup
Advanced CMOS Setup
Advanced
Chipset
Setup
Auto Configuration with BIOS
Defaults.
Auto Configuration with Power-On
Defaults
Write To CMOS and Exit
Do
Not Write To CMOS and Exit

1
htroduction
The
CH-486.33A
is a three-chip solution offering optional
performance for high-end
486.based
AT systems. The
CH-486.33A
is designed for INTEL
80486DX
running 33 MHz
or INTEL
80486SX
running for
20/25MHz
combines three
major functions:
x
The
82C493
System Controller
(sysc)
If
The
82C392
Data Buffer Contrdler (DBC)
tl
The
82C206
Integrated Peripheral Controller (IPC)
l-l. CH-486-33A Mainboard Specification
II
33 MHz INTEL 80486 DX CPU OR
20125
MHz INTEL
80486 SX CPU
ISA architecture
Copy-Back Direct-Mapped Cache with size of 64KB
or 256 KB selectable
Up to 32 MB of local high-speed page-mode DRAM
memory space
DRAM TYPE support 256K/i
M/4MB
Control of two non-cacheable regions
Shadow
RAM support
Optional Cacheable of shadow video BIOS
Turbo/slow speed selectable for hardware and
software controller
Introduction
1-1

WEITEK 4167 coprocessor socket on board
On board rechargeable battery back-up for CMOS
configuration and real-time dock
Optimized for
OS/2,
window/386, window 3.0, XENIX,
UNIX software operation
Baby AT size, with XT/AT mounting
hole
l-2
lntroductlon

2. Hardware Description
2-l
System Description
80486
Microprocessor
The 80486 is a high performance
32.bit
microprocessor with
on-chip memory management, floating point and cache
memory units. It is binary compatible with members of the 86
architectural family. The 486 CPU contains all the features of
the 386 CPU with enhancements to increase performance.
On-chip Floating Point Control Unit
The operation of the 486 microprocessor’s on-chip floating
point control unit is exactly the same as the 387 math
coprocessor. Software written for the 387 math coprocessor will
run on the on-chip floating point unit without any
modification. It occupies
I/O
address range of
8OOOOOFOH-SOOOOOFFH
and operates in parallel with the
arithmetic and logic unit and provides arithmetic instructions
for a variety of numeric data types.
On-chip Cache Memory
The
8KB
on-chip cache is a 4-way set associative write-through
code and data cache memory. Individual pages can be
designated as cacheable or non-cacheable by software or
hardware. The cache can also be enabled and disabled by
software or hardware.
Hardware Description

4167 Floating-point Coprocessor
The WEITEK 4167 is a high-performance single-chip
floating-point coprocessor for 80486 microprocessor. It is
upwardly binary compatible with the WEITEK 3167
coprocessor.
The 4167 coprocessor is a memory-mapped peripheral
that
communicates with the
80486
over the
same address bus tklt
connects the main memory to CPU. The
coprocessor
will
respond to memory addresses
COOOOOOO1:
i
through
CIFFFFFFH. Writing to this ;ddrcss space will
cause the
4
107
to execute this
fractions
coprocessor to drive the
and reading from it will cause the
data
bus.
2-2 Connector and Jumper Settings
This chapter describes the
CH-486.33A main bo;rrd’s
jumpers
and connectors
The system layout are shown on the next
purge.
Hardware Description

SW1
:
Hardware Reset switch Connector
sw2:
Hardware Turbo Switch Connector
Jl
.
.
Keyboard Connector
JlO:
External Battery Connector
Jll
,
J12: Power Connector
J23:
Keylock and Power LED Connector
J24:
Speaker Connector
JP12:
Turbo LED Connector
2-4
Hardware Description