QDI Advance 5 User Manual

Declaration of conformity

QUANTUM DESIGNS(HK) LTD.

5/F Somerset House, TaiKoo Place 979 Kings Road,

Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

declares that the product

Pentium® II Mainboard

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is in conformity with

(reference to the specification under which conformity is declared in

accordance with 89/336 EEC-EMC Directive)

þ EN 55022 Limits and methods of measurements of radio disturbance

characteristics of information technology equipment

þ EN 50081-1 Generic emission standard Part 1:

Residential, commercial and light industry

þ EN 50082-1 Generic immunity standard Part 1:

Residential, commercial and light industry

European Representative:
QDI COMPUTER ( UK ) LTD QDI COMPUTER ( SCANDINAVIA ) A/S
QDI SYSTEM HANDEL GMBH QDI COMPUTER ( NETHERLANDS) B. V.
QDI COMPUTER (FRANCE) SARL QDI COMPUTER HANDELS GMBH
QDI COMPUTER (ESPANA) S.A. QDI COMPUTER (SWEDEN) AB

Signature : Place / Date : HONG KONG/1999

Printed Name : Anders Cheung Position/ Title : President

Declaration of conformity

Trade Name: QDI Computer ( U. S . A. ) Inc.

Model Name: Advance 5

Responsible Party: QDI Computer ( U. S. A.) Inc.

Address: 41456 Christy Street

Fremont, CA 94538

Telephone: [phone]

Facsimile: [phone]

Equipment Classification: FCC Class B Subassembly

Type of Product: AGP Pentium® II Mainboard

Manufacturer: Quantum Designs (HK) Inc.

Address: 5/F, Somerset House, TaiKoo Place

979 Kings Road, Quarry Bay, HONG
KONG

Supplementary Information:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions : (1) this device may not cause harmful interfer­ence, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.

Signature : Date : 1999

CONTENTS

SpeedEasy Quick Setup(English)........................................................ 1

SpeedEasy Schnell-Installation(Deutsch) ............................................ 3

Fácil Y Veloz Rá pida Instalació n(Españ ol)........................................... 5

Facilité de vitesse Initialisation(Francais).............................................7

Setup Della Scheda SpeedEasy(Italiano)............................................. 9

SpeedEasy¿ìËÙ°²×°Ö¸ÄÏ(ÖÐÎÄ·±Ìå) ........................................... 11

SpeedEasy¿ì ËÙ° ² ×°Ö¸ ÄÏ(ÖÐΠļòÌ å) ............................................ 13

1. Introduction ............................................................. 15

Overview ........................................................................................ 15

Key Features................................................................................... 15

2. Installation Instructions ........................................... 19

External Connectors ............................................................ 19

PS/2 Keyboard & PS/2 Mouse Connector .......................................... 19

USB1 & USB2 .................................................................................. 19

Parallel Port Connector and Serial Port Connector.............................. 19

ATX Power Supply Connector & Power Switch(POWER) .................. 20

Hard Disk LED Connector (HD_LED).................................................. 20

Reset Switch (RESET) ..................................................................... 20

Speaker Connector (SPEAKER) ........................................................ 20

Power LED Connector(PWR_LED) .................................................... 20

Key_Lock Connector (KEY_L).......................................................... 20

ACPI LED Connector (GREEN_LED)................................................... 21

Hardware Green Connector (SLEEP)................................................ 21

Infrared Header (IrDA) ..................................................................... 21

Fan Connector (CPUFAN & CHSFAN) ............................................... 22

Wake-Up On LAN (WOL).................................................................. 22

Wake-Up On Internal Modem (WOM) .................................................22

Chassis Security Switch (CHSSEC).................................................. 23

Sound Connector (PC-PCI) ..............................................................23

Expansion Slots & I/O Ports description............................................. 23

Jumper Settings.......................................................................... 24

Clear CMOS .....................................................................................24

Selection of Front-Side Bus (JFSB1, JFSB2) ..................................... 24

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CONTENTS

Enable keyboard password power-on function(JKB) ............................ 25

Memory Configuration..............................................................25

3. BIOS Description .............................................................. 27

Utility Support...........................................................................27

FLASH.EXE.......................................................................................... 27

AWARD BIOS Description ........................................................ 29

Entering Setup .....................................................................................29

Load Setup Defaults .......................................................................... 29

Standard CMOS Setup ....................................................................... 29

SpeedEasy CPU Setup ....................................................................... 32

BIOS Features Setup ........................................................................ 33

Chipset Features Setup...................................................................... 35

Power Management Setup ................................................................. 37

PNP/PCI Configuration Setup ............................................................... 39

Integrated Peripherals ........................................................................ 41

System Monitor .................................................................................. 43

Supervisor/User Password Setting ......................................................44

IDE HDD Auto Detection...................................................................... 45

Boot with BIOS defaults ..................................................................... 46

Appendix A QDI Mainboard Utility CD-ROM ......................... 47

Appendix B Processor Installation Procedures................... 48

Appendix C Boot Logo ........................................................ 51

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Procedures :

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SpeedEasy Quick Setup

1. Correctly insert the Intel Pentium® II/ Pentium® III/ Celeron

2. Plug in other configurations and restore the system.

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processor.

3. Switch on power to the system and press the <Del> key to enter BIOS Setup.

4. Enter “SpeedEasy CPU SETUP” menu to set up the CPU speed.

Note: If you do not set the CPU speed, your system will run at the default

setting ( 200MHz
133MHz for processor with 66MHz host bus speed, for bus ratio

for processor with 100MHz host bus speed,

locked processor, run its real speed.

5. Save and exit BIOS Setup, your system will now boot successfully.

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SpeedEasy Type Introduction

SpeedEasy CPU Setup Menu

Select <SpeedEasy CPU SETUP> item from the main menu and enter the sub-menu:

Figure - 1 SpeedEasy CPU Setup Menu

BIOS provides you with a set of basic values for your processor selection instead of the
jumper settings. The processor speed can be manually selected on the “SpeedEasy CPU
SETUP” menu screen.

Warning:

Dot not set CPU frequency higher than its working frequency. If you do, we will not be

responsible for any damages caused.

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Schnell-Installation durch SpeedEasy

Vorgehensweise der Installation:

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1. Legen sie die Pentium® II/ Pentium® III/ Intel
halterung.

2. Vervollständigen Sie das System mit den weiteren erforderlichen
Coputerkomponenten

3. Drücken Sie die Taste < Entf > und schalten Sie das System an um das
BIOS-setup zu gelangen.

4. Steigen Sie in das Menü “SpeedEasy CPU SETUP” ein, um die
Geschwindigkeit einzustellen.

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CeleronTM im Slot 1 mit Hilfe der mitgelieferten

ACHTUNG:Falls Sie die Taktfrequenz der CPU nicht setzen, arbeitet Ihr Sys-

tem mit den Standardwerten für die CPU. (200MHz für den CPU mit
100MHz Host Bus Speed, 133MHz für den CPU mit 66MHz Host Bus
Speed).

5. Speichern Sie die Einstellungen und verlassen Sie das BIOS, um die auvor
eingestellte Taktfrequenz zu aktivieren.

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SpeedEasy Einführung

SpeedEasy CPU Installationsmenü

Wählen Sie < SpeedEasy CPU SETUP> aus dem Hauptmenü und ö ffnen Sie das
untergeordnete Menü

Abb. 1 SpeedEasy CPU Installationsmenü

Das BIOS stellt lhnen eine Reihe von Grundeinstellungen für lhren CPU zur Verfü gung,
anstelle von “jumper setting”. Sie können manuell die Geschwindigkeit des CPU innerhalb
des“SpeedEasy CPU SETUP” einstellen

warnung:

Bitte Setzen Sie die Taktfrequenz dor CPU nicht höber als die tats‰chliche
freigegebene Taktfrequenz, ansonsten Kann QDI für rechtliche Anspruche nicht

herangezogen werden.

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SpeedEasy Instalación rápida

Procedimiento:

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1. Introduzca correctamente el Pentium® II/ Pentium® III/ Intel® Celeron

2. Finalize el proceso de ensamblaje de su equipo.

3. Presione la tecla <Supr> y encienda el sistema, para entrar en BIOS.

4. Entre al menu “SpeedEasy CPU SETUP” para establecer la velocidad de su CPU.

Nota: Si no establece la velocidad del CPU, su sistema funcionará a la

velocidad minima por defecto (200MHz para CPU con velocidad
de bus de 100MHz, 133MHz para CPU con velocidad de bus de
66MHz )

5. Salve y salga de BIOS, luego su sistema arrancará a la velocidad por Ud.
seleccionada.

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Introducción de Instalación SpeedEasy

Menu del SpeedEasy CPU

Seleccione el item <SpeedEasy CPU SETUP> desde el menu principal, y entre en el submenu:

Figura-1 Menu del CPU SpeedEasy

BIOS le proporcionará unos valores bá sicos para la elecció n de su CPU, en vez de tener
que configurar jumpers. Ud. puede seleccionar manulmente la velocidad de CPU en el
menu “SpeedEasy CPU SETUP”.

Aviso

No es recommendable selecclonar una frecuencia de trabajo super•or a la cual esta
dise¤ada su CPU. De otra manera, no seremos responsables de los da¤os que esto
pudiera ocasionar.

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Introduction Du Type Facilité de vitesse

Menu d’initialisation de “SpeedEasy” dans l’unité centrale.

Sèlectionnez la rubrique <SpeedEasy CPU SETUP> dans le menu principal et
entrez le sous-menu:

Figure-1 Menu d’ nitialisation de“SpeedEasy”dansl’ unité centrale

BIOS fournira un jeu de valeurs de base pour votre s‚lection de CPU au lieu de
positions cavaliers. Vous pouvez s‚lectionner manuellement la vitesse de CPU dans
l’affichage du menu “SpeedEasy CPU SETUP ”.

Avertissement:

Ne vous laissez pas aller à installer une fr‚uence à l’ unité centrale sup‚ieure à sa
fr‚uence de travail. Sinon nous d‚linerons toutes responsabilit‚s en ce qui concerne
les d‚gƒs qui en r‚sulteraient.

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SETUP DELLA SCHEDA SPEEDEASY

Procedura di installazione:

1. Inserite il microprocessore Pentium®II/ Pentium® III/ Intel® CeleronTM come da istruzioni.

2. Modificate la configurazione del computer e ripristinate il sistema.

3. Premete il tasto <Del> e accendete il computer per entrare nel setup BIOS.

4. Entrate nel menu “SpeedEasy CPU* SETUP” per regolare la velocit… del
microprocessore.

Nota: se non regolate la velocità del microprocessore, il sistema funzionerà
con le regolazioni standard (Microprocessore da 200MHz con velocità di
“host bus” da 100MHz e microprocessore da 133MHz con velocità di “host
bus” da 66MHz).

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5. Salvate e uscite dal Setup BIOS, e fate ripartire il computer.

*CPU= microprocessore

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Spiegazioni tecniche sul microprocesore SpeedEasy

Menu del Setup del Microprocessore SpeedEasy

Selezionare <SpeedEasy CPU SETUP> dal menu principale ed entrare nel seguente
sottomenu:

Figure -1 Menu del Setup del Microprocessore SpeedEasy

I1 sistema BIOS Vi forniràuna serie di valori base per la selezione del microprocessore al
posto della regolazione jumper (dell’ accoppiamento). Potete selezionare manualmente la
velocità del microprocessore sulla schermata “SpeedEasy CPU SETUP”.

Avvertenza:

non dovete regolare la frequenza del microprocessore pi— alta di quella predisposa,
altrimenti la casa produttrice non si farà carico di eventuali danni al micorprocessore.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1

Chapter 1

Introduction

Introduction

Overview

The Advance 5 green mainboard utilizes the Apollo Pro-Plus chip set and provides a highly
integrated solution for fully compatible, high performance and cost-effective PC/ATX plat­form. It provides 66MHz and 100MHz system bus support for all Intel Pentium
and Celeron

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processors. Both 66MHz/100MHz SDRAM with SPD and 66MHz EDO DIMMs

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II, Pentium® III

are supported. It also provides advanced features such as wake-up on LAN, wake-up on
internal/external modem and keyboard password power-on function. ManageEasy, our
system management application is supplied to enable remote monitoring and configuration
of the system.The green function is in compliance with the ACPI specification.

Key Features

Form factor

l ATX form factor of 305mm x 190mm.

Microprocessor

l Supports all Intel
l Supports all Intel Pentium

speed and 350/400/450/500MHz with 100MHz bus speed.

l Supports all Intel

speed.

l Supports 66MHz and 100MHz host bus speed.
l CPU core frequency = Bus speed x2.5, x3, x3.5, x4, x4.5, x5, x5.5, x6, x6.5, x7,

x7.5, x8.

l CPU core supply voltage adjustable from 1.3V to 3.5V through on- board switching

voltage regulator with VID(Voltage ID).

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Pentium III processors.

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II processors at 233/266/300/333MHz with 66MHz bus

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CeleronTM processors at 266/300/333 MHz with 66MHz bus

Chipset

l Apollo Pro-Plus chipset: VT82C693 system controller

VT82C596A PCI to ISA bridge

System memory

l Provides three 168 pin 3.3V unbuffered DIMM sockets.
l Supports both 66MHz/100MHz SDRAMs with SPD and 66MHz EDO DIMMs.
l Minimum memory size is 8MB, maximum memory size is 768MB.
l SDRAM 64 bit data interface with ECC support.

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On-board IDE

l Supports two PCI PIO and Bus Master IDE ports.

l

Two fast IDE interfaces supporting four IDE devices including IDE hard disks and

CD - ROM drives.

l

Supports up to mode 4 timing.

l

Supports “Ultra DMA/33” Synchronous DMA mode transferring up to 33 Mbytes/sec.

l

Integrated 16x32bit buffer for IDE PCI Burst Transfers.

On-board I/O

l

Use Winbond W83977EF super I/O chip.

l

One floppy port supporting up to two 3.5’ ’ or 5.25” floppy drives with

360K/720K/1.2M/1.44M/2.88M format.

l

Two high speed 16550 fast compatible UARTs(COM1/COM2/COM3/COM4

selective) with 16-byte send/receive FIFOs.

l

One enabled parallel port at the I/O address 378H/278H/3BCH with additional

bi-direction I/O capability and multi-mode as SPP/EPP/ECP (IEEE 1284 compliant).

l

Circuit protection provided, preventing damage to the parallel port when a

connected printer is powered up or operates at a higher voltage.

l

Supports LS-120 floppy disk drive.

l

All I/O ports can be enabled/disabled in the BIOS setup.

Advanced features

l

PCI 2.2 Specification compliant.

l

Provides Trend ChipAwayVirus® On Guard.

l

Provides on-board PS/2 mouse and PS/2 keyboard ports.

l

Two USB ports supported.

l

Provides infrared interface.

l

Supports Windows 95/98 software power-down.

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Supports wake-up on LAN and wake-up on internal/external modem.

l

Supports auto fan off when the system enters suspend mode.

l

Provides on-board 3.3V regulator to support ATX power supply without 3.3V output.

l

On-board LM80 supports system monitoring (monitors system temperature,voltages,

chassis intrusion and fan speed). (manufacturing option)

l

On-board MAXIM1617 monitors the CPU temperature. (manufacturing option)

l

Provides management application such as ManageEasy and LDCM(LANDesk

Manager). (manufacturing option)

l

Supports keyboard password power-on function.

l

System status resumes after AC power failure.

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Client

Chapter 1

BIOS

l

Licensed advanced AWARD BIOS, supports flash ROM with 2MB memory size,

plug and play ready.

l

Supports IDE CD-ROM or SCSI boot up.

Green function

l

Supports ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) and ODPM (OS

Directed Power Management).

l Supports three green modes: Doze, Standby and Suspend.

Expansion slots

l 3 ISA slots and 4 PCI slots.

l 1 AGP Slot.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2

Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions

This section covers External Connectors, Jumper Settings and Memory Configuration. Re­fer to the mainboard layout chart for locations of all jumpers, external connectors, slots and
I/O ports. Furthermore, this section lists all necessary connector pin assignments for your
reference. The particular state of the jumpers, connectors and ports are illustrated in the
following figures. Before setting the jumpers or inserting these connectors, please pay
attention to the directions.

Be sure to unplug the AC power supply before adding or removing expansion
cards or other system peripherals, otherwise your mainboard and expansion

cards might be seriously damaged.

External Connectors

PS/2 Keyboard Connector, PS/2 Mouse Connector

PS/2 keyboard connector is for the usage of PS/2 keyboard. If using a standard AT size
keyboard, an adapter should be used to fit this connector. PS/2 mouse connector is for the
usage of PS/2 mouse.

PS/2 Mouse Connector

PS/2 Keyboard Connector

USB1, USB2

Two USB ports are available for connecting USB devices.

USB1
USB2

Parallel Port Connector and Serial Port Connector (UART1, UART2)

The parallel port connector can be connected to a parallel device such as a printer, while
the serial port connectors can be connected to serial port devices such as a serial port
mouse. You can enable/disable them and choose the IRQ or I/O address in “Integrated

Peripherals” from AWARD BIOS SETUP.

Parallel Port

UART1

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ATX Power Supply Connector & Power Switch (POWER)

Be sure to connect the power supply plug to this connector in its proper orientation. The
power switch (POWER) should be connected to a momentary switch. When powering up
your system, first turn on the mechanical switch of the power supply (if one is provided),
then push once the power button. When powering off the system, you needn’ t turn off the

mechanical switch, just Push once* the power button.

ATX Power Supply Connector

5V 5V -5V GND GND GND PSON GND -12V 3.3V

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12V 5VSB PS-OK GND 5V GND 5V GND 3.3V 3.3V

POWER

Note: * If you change “soft-off by PWR-BTTN” from default “Instant-off” to “Delay
4 Secs” in the “POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP” section of the BIOS, the power
button should be pressed for more than 4 seconds before the system powers

down.

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Hard Disk LED Connector (HD_LED)

The connector connects to the case’ s IDE indicator LED indicating the activity status of
IDE hard disk. The connector has an orientation. If one way doesn’ t work, try the other
way.

Reset Switch (RESET)

The connector connects to the case’ s reset switch. Press the switch once, the system
resets.

Speaker Connector (SPEAKER)

The connector can be connected to the speaker on the case.

Power LED Connector (PWR_LED)

The power LED has three status. When no AC power supply is present, the LED is off.
When the system is in soft power-down status, the LED glows dimly. When the system
is powered up, the LED is on. The connector has an orientation.

Key-Lock Connector (KEY_L)

The connector can be connected to the keyboard lock switch on the case for locking the
keyboard.

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ACPI LED Connector (GREEN_LED)

The ACPI LED has four status. When no AC power supply is present, the LED is off. When
the system is in soft power-down status, the LED glows dimly. When the system is pow­ered up, the LED is on. When the system enters suspend mode, the LED will flash.

Hardware Green Connector (SLEEP)

Push once the switch connected to this header, the system enters suspend mode.

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This connector supports wireless transmitting and receiving. If using this function, set
“Serial Port 2 Mode” to IrDA or ASKIR and configure the settings from the “ INTEGRATED

PERIPHERALS” section of the BIOS.

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Fan Connector (CPUFAN, CHSFAN)

These two fans are controllable. They will be automatically turned off after the system
enters suspend mode. You also can choose not to turn the CPUFAN off by setting “CPUFAN

Off In Suspend” as Disabled in the “POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP” section of the BIOS.

CPUFAN

FAN GND(Controllable)
+12V

SENSE

+12V

FAN GND

SENSE

CHSFAN

Wake-Up On LAN (WOL)

Through the Wake-Up On LAN function, a wake event occurring from the network can
wake up the system. If this function is to be used, please be sure an ATX 2.01 power
supply of which 5VSB line is capable of delivering 720mA, and a LAN adapter which
supports this function are used. Then connect this header to the relevant connector on the
LAN adapter, set “Wake Up On LAN” as Enabled in the “ POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP”
section of the BIOS. Save & exit, then boot the operating system once to make sure this
function takes effect.

+5V standby

1

Signal for waking up (active high)

GND

Wake-Up On Internal Modem (WOM)

Through the Wake-Up On Internal Modem function, the system which is in the power-off
status can be powered on by a ring signal received from the internal modem. If this function
is to be used, be sure an internal modem card which supports the function is used. Then
connect this header to the relevant connector on the modem card, set “ Modem Ring
Resume” as Enabled in the “POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP” section of the BIOS. Save &
exit, then boot the operating system once to make sure this function takes effect.

Signal for waking up (active low)

+5V standby

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Chassis Security Switch (CHSSEC)

The connector connects to the chassis security switch on the case. The system can
detect the chassis intrusion through the status of this connector. If the connector has
been closed once, the system will record the status and indicate to the customer that the
chassis has been opened. You can either get this information from “System Monitor” of

the BIOS (optional) or QDI ManageEasy software.

Indicate signal

GND

Sound Connector (PC-PCI)

This connector is for the usage of PCI sound card.

PC/PCI DMA ACKNOWLEDGE-1

Expansion Slots & I/O Ports description

Slot / Port Description
ISA 1 First ISA slot.
ISA 2 Second ISA slot.
ISA 3 Third ISA slot.
PCI 1 First PCI slot.
PCI 2 Second PCI slot.
PCI 3 Third PCI slot.
PCI 4 Fourth PCI slot.
IDE 1 Primary IDE port.
IDE 2 Secondary IDE port.
FLOPPY Floppy Drive Port.
AGP Accelerated Graphics Port.

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Jumper Settings

Jumpers are located on the mainboard, they represent, clear CMOS jumper JCC, enable
keyboard password power-on function jumper JKB. Pin 1 for all jumpers are located on the
side with a thick white line ( Pin1→ ), referring to the mainboard’ s silkscreen .
Jumpers with three pins will be shown as to represent pin1 & pin2 connected and

to represent pin2 & pin3 connected.

Clear CMOS (JCC)

If you want to clear CMOS, unplug the AC power supply first, close JCC (pin1 & pin2) once,
set JCC back to the normal status with pin2 & pin3 connected, then power on the system.

Normal status:

Clear CMOS:

(Unplug the AC power supply)

Selection of Front Side Bus (JFSB1, JFSB2)

There are two jumpers(JFSB1 and JFSB2) on the mainboard providing users with an option

to select 66/100 MHz Front Side Bus. Refer to the chart below for the location of these two
jumpers, and the table for information on how to set them.

1 2 3

JCC

1 2 3

JCC

JFSB2

JFSB1

JFSB1 CPU FSB

CLOSE

OPEN

Auto(default)

100MHz FSB

(Reserved)

If setting CPU FSB as Auto, the system detects the FSB automatically. If setting CPU FSB as
100MHz, the system will run at 100MHz FSB no matter what type of processor is used. With
the system already using 100MHz FSB processor, setting CPU FSB as 100MHz enables the
system to achieve higher performance. Please note, whether or not your system can be
overclocked depends on your processor’ s capability. We do not guarantee the overclocking
system to be stable.

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Enable keyboard password power-on function (JKB)

The mainboard provides the advanced keyboard password power-on function. When
wanting to use this function, set JKB with pin1& pin2 closed.Otherwise, set JKB with pin2
& pin3 closed for disabling this function.

Disable:

Enable:

JKB

JKB

In order to implement this function, it is necessory to set the keyboard power-on password
in the “INTEGRATED PERIPHERALS” section of the BIOS. For detailed information, see the
explantions of “ INTERGATED PERIPHERALS” of BIOS Part.

Note: 1.If wanting to use this function, 5VSB line of the power supply should be

capable of delivering enough current (eg. 200mA) for all devices
connected to the keyboard port, or you can’t power up the system using
the keyboard.

2.If you set JKB with pin2 & pin3 closed, set “POWER ON Function” to
Password/Button, don’t set it to Password, or this will prevent you
from powering up your system.

3. If you encounter the above problems, clear CMOS and reset the jumper
and BIOS option.

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Memory Configuration

This mainboard provides three 168 pin 3.3V un-buffered DIMM sockets to support a flexible
memory size ranging from 8MB/384MB for SDRAM or from 8MB/768MB for EDO memory.
Both 66MHz/100MHz SDRAM with SPD and 66MHz EDO DIMMs are supported. The follow­ing set of rules allows optimum configurations.

l Using the serial presence detect (SPD) data structure, programmed into an E

the DIMM, the BIOS can determine the SDRAM’ s size and speed.

l The DRAM Timing register, which provides the DRAM speed grade control for the entire

memory array, must be programmed to use the timing of the slowest DRAMs installed.

l Possible SDRAM DIMM memory sizes are 8MB, 16MB, 32MB, 64MB, 128MB in each DIMM

socket.

l Possible EDO DIMM memory sizes are 8MB, 16MB, 32MB, 64MB, 128MB, 256MB in each

DIMM socket.

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BIOS Description

Utility Support:

FLASH.EXE

This is a flash memory write/read utility used for the purpose of upgrading your BIOS
when necessary. Before doing so, please note:

l We strongly recommend you only upgrade BIOS when encountering problems.
l Before upgrading your BIOS, review the description below to avoid making

mistakes, resulting in a destroyed BIOS and a non-working system.

When you are encountering problems, for example, you find your system doesn’ t support
the new CPU which is released after our current mainboard, you may therefore upgrade
the BIOS.

Follow the steps exactly for a successful upgrade.

1. Create a bootable system floppy diskette, by typing Format A:/s from the DOS prompt
under DOS6.xx or Windows 9x environment.

2. Copy FLASH.EXE from the directory \Utility on the QDI Mainboard Utility CD onto
your new bootable diskette.

3. Download the updated BIOS file from the Website (http://www.qdigrp.com). Please
be sure to download the suitable BIOS file for your Mainboard.

4. Uncompress the file download, copy the BIOS file (xx.bin) onto the bootable diskette,
and write down the checksum of this BIOS which is included in readme file.

5. Reboot the system from the bootable diskette which you have created.

6. Then run the FLASH utility at the A:\ prompt. During the process, the system will
prompt : ‘ Do you want to save the BIOS(Y/N)’ . If you type ‘ Y’ , the system will prompt
for the BIOS name. The system will also display the checksum which should be
exactly the same as the checksum you copied from the readme file. Don’ t turn off
power or reset the system until the BIOS upgrade has been completed.

Concerning how to run the FLASH utility, please refer to the following descriptions:
Usage: FLASH [BIOSfile] [/c[<command...>]][/n]
FLASH [BIOSfile] [/g]
/c: Flashing memory will clear previous settings. Default allows settings to remain.
<command> function definition:
c: clear CMOS;
p: clear PnP;
d: clear DMI.

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/n: programs BIOS without prompting. If this option is chosen:

Be sure your new BIOS is compatible with your mainboard. If not, the system will
be damaged.
/g: Retrieves BIOS file from BIOS ROM.

Examples:
A:\FLASH.EXE BIOSfile.bin
A:\FLASH.EXE BIOSfile.bin /cdpc/n
A:\FLASH.EXE BIOSfile.bin /g

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Entering Setup

Power on the computer, when the following message briefly appears at the bottom of the
screen during the POST (Power On Self Test), press <Del> key or simultaneously press the
<Ctrl> + <Alt> + <Esc> keys, to enter the AWARD BIOS CMOS Setup Utility.

Press <Del> to enter SETUP

Once you have entered, the Main Menu (Figure 1) appears on the screen. The main menu
allows you to select from twelve setup functions and two exit choices. Use the arrow keys
to select among the items and press the <Enter> key to accept or enter the sub-menu.

Figure-1 Main Menu

Note:The “System Monitor” item will not be displayed if there is no system
monitor hardware on the mainboard.

Load Setup Defaults

The Setup Defaults are common and efficient. It is recommended that users
load the setup defaults first, then modify the needed configuration settings.

Standard CMOS Setup

The basic CMOS settings included in “Standard CMOS Setup” are Date, Time, Hard Disk
Drive Types, Floppy Disk Drive Types, and VGA etc. Use the arrow keys to highlight

the item, then use the <PgUp> or <PgDn> keys to select the value you want in
each item.

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Figure-2 Standard CMOS Setup Menu

Hard Disk
Primary Master/Primary Slave/Secondary Master/Secondary Slave

These categories identify the HDD types of 2 IDE channels installed in the computer system.
There are three choices provided for the Enhanced IDE BIOS: None, Auto, and User.”None”
means no HDD is installed or set; ”Auto” means the system can auto-detect the hard disk
when booting up; by choosing “User”, the related information should be entered regarding
the following items. Enter the information directly from the keyboard and press < Enter>:

CYLS number of cylinders HEAD number of heads
PRECOMP write pre-compensation LANDZ landing zone
SECTOR number of sectors MODE HDD access mode

Video

Set this field to the type of video display card installed in your system.

EGA/ VGA Enhanced Graphics Adapter / Video Graphic Array. For EGA,

VGA, SEGA, SVGA, or PGA monitor adapters.
CGA 40 Color Graphic Adapter, powering up in 40 column mode.
CGA 80 Color Graphic Adapter, powering up in 80 column mode.
MONO Monochrome adapter, including high resolution monochrome

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This category determines whether or not the computer will stop if an error is detected
during powering up.

No errors The system boot will not stop for any errors that may be

detected.

All errors Whenever the BIOS detects a non-fatal error, the system will

stop and you will be prompted.

All, But Keyboard The system boot will not stop for a keyboard error; but it will

stop for all other errors.

All, But Disk/Key The system boot will not stop for a keyboard or disk error, but it will

stop for all other errors.

Memory

This is a Display-Only Category, determined by POST (Power On Self Test) of the BIOS.

Base Memory The POST of the BIOS will determine the amount of base

(or conventional) memory installed in the system.

Extended Memory The BIOS determines how much extended memory is

presented during the POST.

Other Memory This is the memory that can be used for different

applications. Shadow RAM is most used in this area.

Total Memory Total memory of the system equals the sum of the above

memory.

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SpeedEasy CPU Setup

Figure-3 SpeedEasy CPU Setup

The following indicates the options for each item and describes their meanings .

Item Option Description

l CPU Model BIOS automatically detects the CPU model,

therefore this item is shown only. It could be
Pentium(R)II, Intel (R) Celeron(TM) or Pentium III(R)
depending on the processor chosen.

l CPU Speed SpeedEasy CPU frequency should be set according to the CPU

type. For CeleronTM or PentiumII (66MHz front­side bus) processors, you can choose from
200MHz (66X3), 233MHz(66X3.5), 266MHz (66x4),
300MHz(66X4.5), 333MHz (66X5), 366MHz(66x5.5)
400MHz(66x6), 433MHz(66x6.5), For PentiumII
or PentiumIII processors with 100MHz front-side
bus, you can select from 300MHz(100X3), 350MHz
(100X3.5), 400MHz (100X4), 450MHz(100X4.5),
500MHz(100X5), 550MHz(100x5.5) or 600MHz(100x6).

Jumper This item is only for users who understand
Emulation all the CPU parameters, i.e. System Bus Frequency

‘ 100MHz / 66MHz’ and multiplication of Processor

Core Frequency to System Bus frequency “x2,

x2.5, x3, x3.5, x4, x4.5, x5, x5.5, x6, x6.5, x7,
x7.5, x8”.

Warning:
Do not set CPU frequency higher than its working frequency. If you do, we
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Figure-4 BIOS Features Setup Menu

The following indicates the options for each item and describes their meaning.

Item Option Description

l ChipAway Virus Enabled Guards against boot Virus threats early in the boot

On Guard cycle, before they have a chance to load into your

system, ensuring your computer boots to a clean
operating system.

Disabled Invalidates this function.

l CPU Enabled Enables CPU internal Level1/Level2 cache.

L1/L2 Cache Disabled Disables CPU internal Level1/Level2 cache.

l CPU Enabled Enables CPU L2 Cache ECC (Error Checking

L2 Cache and Correction) function.
ECC Disabled Disables CPU L2 Cache ECC function.

l Quick Power Enabled Enables quick POST. BIOS will shorten or skip some

On Self Test check items during POST to speed up POST after

you power on the computer.

Disabled Normal POST.

l Boot from Enabled Boot from LAN is ahead of any boot sequence

LAN first selection (LAN adapter must support this function).

Disabled Does not boot from LAN first.

l Boot Sequence C,A,SCSI,... Any search sequency can be chosen for booting.

C,CDROM,A

LS/ZIP, C

l Swap Floppy Enabled Exchanges the assignment of A&B floppy drives.

Drive Disabled The assignment of A&B floppy drives are normal.

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l Boot Up On Keypad is used as number keys.

Numlock Status Off Keypad is used as arrow keys.

l Gate A20 Normal The A20 signal is controlled by the keyboard controller

Option or chipset hardware.

Fast Default setting. The A20 signal is controlled by Port 92

or the chipset specific method.

l Memory Parity/ Enabled Enables the Error Checking & Correction if ECC

ECC Check memory is used.

Disabled Disables the ECC function.

l Password Setting System The system will not boot and access to BIOS

Setup will be denied if the correct password is
not entered when prompted.

Setup The system will boot up, but access to BIOS

Setup will be denied if the correct password is not
entered when prompted.

l IDE Second Enabled Enables the second IDE channel.

Channel Control Disabled Disables the second IDE channel and releases the

IRQ.

l OS Select For Non-OS2 If your operating system is not OS/2, please select

DRAM>64MB this item.

OS2 If system DRAM is more than 64MB and the operating

system is OS/2, please select this item.

l HDD S.M.A.R.T Enabled Enables S.M.A.R.T hard disk support.

Capability Disabled Invalidates this feature.

l Video BIOS Enabled Video BIOS will be copied to RAM. Video Shadow

Shadow will increase the video speed.

Disabled Video shadow is disabled.

l C8000~CBFFF Enabled Optional ROM will be copied to RAM by 16K bytes

Shadow: per unit.
DC000-DFFFF
Shadow: Disabled The shadow function is disabled.

l Delay For HDD 0~15 Sets the pre-delay time for hard disk to be

0~15 (Secs): accessed by the system.

l Show Bootup Disabled Enables the logo when system boots up.

Logo Enabled Logo will not be shown when system boots up.

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Figure-5 Chipset Features Setup Menu

The following indicates the options for each item and describes their meaning.

Item Option Description

l Bank 0/1, 2/3, 4/5 EDO 50ns These items are of selected EDO DRAM read/

DRAM Timing EDO 60ns write timing. Ensure your DIMMs are as fast as

Normal 50ns, otherwise select 60ns. The faster you

Medium choose, the higher performance you receive.

Fast

Turbo

l SDRAM Cycle 2/3 Define the CLT timing parameter of SDRAM

Length expressed in 66MHz clocks.

Latency Time = 2 clocks
Latency Time = 3 clocks

l Memory Hole Enabled Memory Hole at 15-16M is reserved for expanded

ISA card.

Disabled Do not set this memory hole.

l Read Around Write Enabled Enables read around Write.

Disabled Disables read around write.

l Concurrent PCI/ Enabled Enables concurrent PCI/Host.

HOST Disabled Disables concurrent PCI/Host.

l Video RAM Enabled Besides conventional memory, video RAM is

Cacheable also cacheable.

Disabled Video RAM area is not cacheable.

l AGP Aperture Size 4~256 Sets the effective size of the Graphics Aperture

(MB) to be used in the particular PAC Configuration.

l AGP-2X Mode Enabled Supports 133MHz 2X mode.

Disabled Does not support 133MHz 2X mode.

l Onchip USB Enabled Enables the onchip USB controller.

Disabled Disables the onchip USB controller.

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l USB Keyboard Enabled USB keyboard support is enabled.

Support Disabled USB keyboard support is disabled.

l Close Empty Enabled Closes empty DIMM or PCI clock to reduce

DIMM/PCI Clk EMI.

Disabled Does not close empty DIMM or PCI clock.

l Clock Spread Enabled Enables Clock Spread Spectrum to reduce EMI.

Spectrum Disabled Disables Clock Spread Spectrum.

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Figure-6 Power Management Setup Menu

The following indicates the options for each item and describes their meaning.

Item Option Description

l ACPI function Enabled Validates ACPI function.

Disabled Invalidates ACPI function.

l Power User Define Users can configure their own Power Management

Management Timer.

Min Saving Pre - defined timer values are used. All timers are

in their MAX values.

Max Saving Pre - defined timer values are used. All timers are in

their MIN values.

l PM Control by No System BIOS will ignore APM when Power

APM Management is enabled.

Yes System BIOS will wait for APM’ s prompt before

entering any PM mode e.g. Standby or Suspend.

l Video off Option Suspend-off The system BIOS will disable the video when

entering suspend mode.

All Modes-off The system BIOS will disable the video when

entering all power-saving mode.

Always On The video remains on.

l Video Off Blank Screen The system BIOS will only blank off the screen

Method when disabling video.

V / H SYNC + In addition to Blank Screen, BIOS will also turn

Blank off the V-SYNC & H - SYNC signals from VGA

cards to monitor.

DPMS This function is enabled only for the VGA card

Support supporting DPMS.

l Soft-off by Instant-off The system will power off immediately once the

PWRBTN power button is pressed.

Delay 4 Sec The system will not power off until the power

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than 4 seconds.

l CPU Fan In On CPU fan remains on when the system enters

Suspend suspend mode.

Off CPU fan will be automatically turned off when the

system enters suspend mode.

l HDD Power Disabled Disables HDD Power Down Timer.

Down 1 ~15 Min Defines the continuous HDD idle time before the

HDD enters power saving mode (motor off).

l Doze mode Disabled The system never enters Doze mode.

10Sec ~ 1 Hr Defines the continuous idle time before the system

enters Doze mode. If any items defined in “PM Events”
are on and activated,
the system will be woken up.

l Suspend Mode Disabled The system never enters Suspend mode.

10Sec~ 1Hr Defines the continuous idle time before the system

enters Suspend mode. If any items defined in
“PM Events” are on and activated, the system will
be woken up.

l VGA On VGA active reloads global timer.

Off VGA active has no influence to global timer.

l LPT&COM LPT/COM Set the options of these items to reload global timer.

HDD&FDD OFF/ON

DMA/master ON/OFF
l Wake Up On LAN Enabled Allows the system to be powered on when a

remote wake up signal comes up to the WOL
header from LAN adapter, or when a ring indicator
signal comes up to UART1/UART2 from an external
modem or comes up to WOM header from an
internal modem card.

Disabled Does not allow wake up on LAN.

l Modem Ring Enabled Allows the system to be powered up when a ring

Resume indicator singal comes up to UART1 or UART2 from

an external modem or comes up to WOM header
from an internal modem card.

Disabled Does not allow Ring Power-on.

l RTC Alarm Enabled RTC alarm can be used to generate a wake event

Resume to power up the system which is in soft power-

down status. You can set any date or any time to
power up the system.

Disabled RTC has no alarm function.

l Primary INTR Primary Reload global timer.

IRQ (3-15) Secondary No influence to global timer, except finishing an

operation that IRQ “X” requests.

Disabled No influence to global timer.

l HDD Down In Enabled HDD’ s motor will be off when the system enters

Suspend suspend mode.

Disabled HDD’ s motor remains on.

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Figure-7 PNP/PCI Configuration Setup Menu

The following indicates the options for each item and describes their meaning.

Item Option Description

l PNP OS Installed Yes Device resources assigned by PnP OS.

No Device resources assigned by BIOS.

l Resources Manual Assigns the system resources ( IRQ and DMA)

Controlled By manually .

Auto Assigns system resources (IRQ and DMA)

automatically by BIOS.

l Force Updating Enabled The system BIOS will force updating ESCD once,

ESCD the automatically set this item as disabled.

Disabled

l IRQ-3~IRQ-15 Legacy ISA The specified IRQ-x will be assigned to ISA only.

assigned to PCI/ISA PnP The specified IRQ-x will be assigned to ISA or

PCI.

l DMA-0~DMA-7 Legacy ISA The specified DMA-x will be assigned to ISA only.

assigned to PCI/ISA PnP The specified DMA-x will be assigned to ISA or PCI.

l CPU to PCI Write Enabled Enables CPU to PCI Write Buffer.

Buffer Disabled Disables CPU to PCI Write Buffer.

l PCI Dynamic Enabled Enables PCI Dynamic Bursting.

Bursting Disabled Disables PCI Dynamic Bursting.

l PCI Master 0 ws Enabled Enables PCI Master ws Write.

Write Disabled Disables PCI Master ws Write.

l PCI Delay Enabled Enables PCI Delay Transaction.

Transaction Disabled Disables PCI Delay Transaction.

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l PCI #2 Access #1 Enabled Enables PCI #2 Access #1 Retry.

Retry Disabled Disables PCI #2 Access #1 Retry.

l AGP Master 1 ws Enabled Enables AGP Master 1 ws Write.

Write Disabled Disables AGP Master 1 ws Write.

l AGP Master 1 ws Enabled Enables AGP Master 1 ws Read.

Read Disabled Disables AGP Master 1 ws Read.

l PCI IRQ Actived Level Select PCI IRQ Active mode.

By Edge

l Assign IRQ Enabled Assigns an IRQ for USB. If an USB device is

for USB used, enables this item.

Disabled Does not assign an IRQ for USB. If no USB device

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