Shuttle HOT-317P, HOT-317H HOT-317 User's manual

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386™- 33/40 ANTI-VIRUS M/B

USER’S MANUAL

TRADEMARKS

• IBM PC/AT is a registered trademark of International
Business Machines Corp.

• AMI is a registered trademark of American Megatrends Inc.

NOTICE

Copyright 1993.
All Rights Reserved.
Manual Version 2.0

All information, documentation, and specifications contained in
this manual are subjuct to change without prior notification by
the manufacturer.

The author assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions
which may appear in this document nor does it make a commit
ment to update the information contained herein.

Printed in Taiwan R.O.C. November 1993.

Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION..................................1

1.1 PREFACE..........................................................................................1

1.2 SPECIFICATION..............................................................................1

1.3 PLACEMENT................................................................................... 2

Chapter 2. INSTALLATION

2.1 SYSTEM CLOCK SETUP

2.2 DISPLAY ADAPTER...................................................................... 3

2.3 KEYLOCK & POWER LED CONNECTOR

2.4 SPEAKER CONNECTOR

2.5 RESET CONNECTOR.....................................................................4

2.6 EXTERNAL BATTERY CONNECTOR........................................4

2.7 TURBO LED CONNECTOR...........................................................4

2.8 TURBO SWITCH CONNECTOR

2.9 KEYBOARD CONNECTOR...........................................................5

2.10 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR

2.11 ON-BOARD SIMM INSTALLATION...........................................6

Chapter 3. BIOS SETUP

3.1 STANDARD CMOS SETUP............................................................8

3.2 ADVANCED CMOS SETUP...........................................................9

3.3 ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP

Chapter 4.CHIPAWAY VIRUS

4.1 PREFACE....................................................................................... 15

4.2 WHAT IS CHIPAWAY VIRUS?

4.3 BOOT VIRUSES............................................................................15

4.4 CHIPAWAY VIRUS FEATURES

4.5 HOW CHIPAWAY VIRUS WORK

4.6 KEEPING YOUR SECURITY HIGH..........................................17

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INTRODUCTION

1 -1 PREFACE

Welcome to use the HOT-317 P/H Anti-Virus main board. This main board is
a Low-Cost Two-Chip solution offering optimal performance for low to mid
range 386 PC/AT with system, and is designed for 386DX system running from
25MHz. to 40MHz.

This manual explains how to install the main board for operation, and how to
set up your CMOS Configuration with BIOS SETUP program.

1 - 2 SPECIFICATIONS

■ CPU :

Intel 80386DX-25/33, AMD Am386DX-25/33/40 (PQFP or PGA)
Cyrix/TI 486DLC-25/33/40

■ CO-PROCESSOR:

80387DX-25/33/40

■ MEMORY:

Up to 64MB on board 9-bit SIMM X 8 ( 2 banks )
Uses 256KB, 1MB, 4MB X 9-bit, 16MB X 9-bit SIMM modules

■ CACHE MEMORY:

128KB External Cache (Uses 8K X 8,32K X 8 DIP SRAM)

■ I/O SLOTS:

ISA BUS 16-BIT X 5
ISA BUS 8-BIT X 1

■ SHADOW RAM :

SYSTEM BIOS, VIDEO BIOS, and ADAPTER BIOS

■ BIOS:

AMI BIOS (Single 64KB EPROM Configuration)
ChipAwayVirus feature included

■ SIZE:

COMPACT SIZE 220 mm X 170 mm

INTRODUCTION / 1

1 -3 PLACEMENT

HOT-317 P

2 / INTRODUCTION

2 INSTALLATION

2 - 1 SYSTEM CLOCK SETUP

HOT-317P/H main board provides jumpers for different clock
rating from 25 MHz. to 40 MHz. which is drived by a clock
generator. JP7 and JP8 for above system clock ratings are
shown as below.

JP7

JP8

80386DX-25

CLOSE

OPEN

80386DX-33 80386DX-40

OPEN

CLOSE OPEN

OPEN

2 - 2 DISPLAY ADAPTER SETUP

JUMPER

JP1 OPEN

SETTING PIN DESCRIPTION

Monochrome

CLOSE

Color

2 - 3 KEYLOCK & POWER LED CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR

J16

USAGE

KEYLOCK

& Power LED

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 LED power
2 Not used
3 Ground
4 Keyboard inhibiter
5 Ground

INSTALLATION / 3

2 -4 SPEAKER CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR USAGE

JP6 SPEAKER

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 Data out
2 Not used
3 Ground
4 +5V

2 -5 RESET CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR USAGE

SI

RESET

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 Ground
2 Reset in

2 - 6 EXTERNAL BATTERY CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR

EXT.BAT

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 External Battery Anode (+ )

2, 3 Short if internal battery

3.6V is used

4 Ground

2 - 7 TURBO LED CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR

JP3

4 / INSTALLATION

USAGE PIN DESCRIPTION

TURBO LED

1 Anode" + "

2 Cathode"-"

2 - 8 TURBO SWITCH CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR USAGE PIN DESCRIPTION

JP4 TURBO SW 1 Select Pin

NOTE:

1 When Hardware turbo switching function is required, please Enable the feature of "Turbo Switch

Function" on BIOS SETUP program.

2 When some of EMS Programs ( such as EMM386 or QEMM ) are used, the hardware turbo

switching function may not work probely.

3 HOT-317 also provides turbo switching function by keyboard,

Press "Ctrl", "Alt" and"+" at the same time to select high-speed function,
Press "Ctrl", "Alt" and at the same time to select low-speed function.

2 - 9 KEYBOARD CONNECTOR

2 Ground

CONNECTOR

J2

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 Keyboard Clock 4
2 Keyboard Data 5
3 Space

2 -10 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR

J10

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 Power Good
2 +5V
3 + 12 V
4 -12V
5 Ground
6 Ground

Ground

+ 5V

7 Ground

8 Ground

-5V

9

+ 5V

10

11

+ 5V

12

+ 5V

INSTALLATION/5

2-11 ON-BOARD SIMM INSTALLATION

The HOT-317 main board lets the user increase the system’s
main memory via on-board SIMM (Single In-line Memory
Module) sockets. The main board supports two banks of
256KB, 1MB, 4MB and 16MB SIMM modules. SIMM of at
least 70ns or 80ns fast page mode DRAM are required.

Main memory is located in two banks : Bank 0 and Bank 1.
Four SIMM sockets are provided in each bank. The user can
install either 256KB, 1MB, 4MB or 16MB SIMM in each
socket. The sockets in each bank must be completely filled with
the modules of the same type.

MEMORY CONFIGURATION TABLE

Option

1
2
3 1M x4
4
5 1M x4
6 4M x4

7 1M x4
8 4M x4
9

6 / INSTALLATION

Bank 0
256 K x4
256 K x4

256 K x4

16M x4

Bank 1

0 1M

256 K x4

0
1M x4
1M x4

0 16 M

4M x4
4M x4

0 64 M

Total

2 M
4M
5M

8 M

20 M
32 M

3 BIOS SETUP

When the user first enter the BIOS SETUP PROGRAM, The BIOS

may or may not demand the entrance of password. If it does, please

enter the default password " AMI",

BlOS setup reference was written to assist you in the proper usage of
BIOS setting, please take a few minutes to review the references prior
to using the program.
After you power on the system, the following message on the screen
will be displayed:

" Hit < DEL> if you want to run SETUP”

If you press the < DEL > key , the Setup main menu will be
displayed:

BIOS SETUP PROGRAM - AMI BIOS SETUP UTILITIES

(C) 1992 American Megatrends Inc., All Rights Reserved

STANDARD CMOS SETUP

ADVANCED CMOS SETUP

ADVANCED CHIP SETUP
BIOS SETUP DEF. AUTO CONFIGURATION OPTION
POWER-ON DEF. AUTO CONFIGURATION OPTION

CHANGE PASSWORD

AUTO DETECT HARD DISK

HARD DISK UTILITY

WRITE TO CMOS AND EXIT

DO NOT WRITE TO CMOS AND EXIT

Advanced CHIPSET Setup for Configuring the CHIPSET Registers

ESC:Exit H => ft Sel F2/F3:Color F10:Save & Exit

BIOS SETUP / 7

3-1 STANDARD CMOS SETUP

Choose "Standard CMOS Setup" from the Setup main menu and
the following screen will be displayed :

BIOS SETUP PROGRAM - STANDARD CMOS SETUP

( C ) 1992 American Megatrends Inc., All Rights Reserved

Date ( mon/date/year ) : Mon, Nov, 18,1991 Base memory: 640 KB
Time ( hour/min/sec ) : 05 : 54: 48 Ext. memory: 3712 KB

Cyln Head W/Pcom LZone Sect Size

Harddisk C: Type
Hard disk D : Type
Floppy drive A :

Floppy drive B :
Primary display
Keyboard

: Jan, Feb,......

Month:

: 01,02,03,

Date

: 1901,1902,...

Year

— ESC: Exit <= ft => ^ : Select F2/F3: Color Pu/Pd : Modify

: 17 977
: Not Installed

: 360 KB, 51/4”

: Not Installed
: Monochrome
: Installed

....

.....31

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, 2009

5 300 977 17 41MB

Thu

Wed

Tue

Mon

Sun

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Making Changes:

These options are used for configuring system. Use "Up/Down/Left/Right Arrow”
key to move the cursor and "Page Up/Page Down" key to modify the following
options.

* Date : Month, Date and Year.

* Time : Hour, Minute and Second.
* Hard Disk C: and D: The user can choose the "Standard Type" from 1 - 46 or

"User Type 47" which the user can enter the hard disk parameters.

* Floppy drive A: and B: 360KB 51/4", 1.2MB 51/4", 720KB 31/2", 1.44MB 31/2"

or Not Installed.

* Primary Display: Monochrome, Color 40x25, VGA/PGA/EGA, Color 80x25,

Not Installed.

* Keyboard : Installed or Not Installed.

8 /BIOS SETUP

3-2 ADVANCED CMOS SETUP

The Advanced CMOS setup is the second option from the main
setup menu.
Let the highlighted bar stay at "Advanced CMOS Setup" and press

< ENTER >, the following screen will be displayed :

BIOS SETUP PROGRAM - ADVANCED CMOS SETUP

( C ) 1992 American Megatrends Inc ., All Rights Reserved

Above 1 MB Memory test
Memory Test Tick Sound
Hard Disk Type 47 RAM Area
System Boot Up Num Lock On
Floppy Drive Seek At Boot
System Boot Up Sequence A:, C:
System Boot Up CPU Speed
External Cache Memory
CyrixTTI CPU Internal Cache
Turbo Switch Function
Password Checking Option Setup
Adaptor ROM Shadow C800,16K
Adaptor ROM Shadow CCOO, 16K
Adaptor ROM Shaodw D000,16K Disabled
Adaptor ROM Shaodw D400,16K Disabled
Adaptor ROM Shadow D800,16K
Adaptor ROM Shadow DCOO, 16K Disabled
Adaptor ROM Shadow EOOO, 16K

Disabled Adaptor ROM Shadow E400,16K : Disabled
Enabled Adaptor ROM Shadow E800,16K : Disabled
0:300

Enabled

High
Enabled
Disabled
Disabled

Disabled
Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

Adaptor ROM Shadow ECOO, 16K : Disabled
Shadow RAM Option : Both
ChipAwayVirus : Enabled

ESC: Exit <= ft => || : Sel (Crtl) Pu/Pd : Modify F I : Help F2/F3: Color
F5 : Old Values F6: BIOS Setup Defaults F7: Power-On Defaults

BIOS SETUP / 9

H Above 1 MB

Memory Test

If there are more than 1 MB of RAM on system
board, by enabling this option, will involve the
POST memory routines on the RAM above 1
MB. If disabled, the BIOS only check the first
1 MB RAM.

H Memory

Test Tick Sound

I Hard Disk Type

47 Data Area

I System Boot Up

Num Lock

I Floopy Drive

Seek At Boot

I System Boot Up

Sequence

This option will enable or disable the ticking
sound during RAM test.

The BIOS setup features two user-definable
hard disk types. Normally, the data for these
disk types are stored at 0:300 in lower system
RAM. If a problem occurs with other software,
this data can be located at the upper limit of
the DOS shell (640KB). If the option is set to
"DOS 1 KB", the DOS shell is shortened to 639
KB, and the top 1 KB is used for the hard disk
data storage.

When this option is turned on, it may allow the
user to use the numeric key on the enhanced
keyboard numeric keypad when the system is
powered on.

This option enable or disable seeking floppy
drive A: when the system boots-up. Disable it
to allow a fast boot and to decrese the pos
sibility of damage to floppy drive heads.

If the option is set to "C:, A:", the system will
attempt to boot from hard disk drive C:, and
then A:. If the option is setted to "A:, C:", the
sequence is reversed. (Note: "A:, C:" must
match the enabling of floppy drive seek at
boot)

H System Boot Up

CPU Speed

10 / BIOS SETUP

If the option is high, the system will run in high
speed when it boots-up. If the option is low,
the system will run in normal speed when it
boots-up.

I External Cache

Memory

With this features, the user may specify whether
the external cache memory is present or absent.

■ Cyrix/TI CPU
Internal Cache

H Turbo Switch

Function

I Password

Checking
Option

H Adaptor ROM

Shadow xxxx,
16K

H Shadow RAM

Option

On Cyrix / TI 486DLC system, the cache
memory built inside of CPU is called internal
cache memory, with this option, the user may
enable the internal cache memory.

" Enabled" allows hardware switching of system
speed by pressing the Turbo Switch on the sys
tem unit housing.

The password checking feature can be used to
prevent unauthorized system boot-up or un
authorized use of BIOS SETUP. There are two
options in this item, " SETUP " and " AL
WAYS ".

ROM shadow is a procedure in which BIOS
code is copied from slower ROM to faster
RAM. Each option allows for a segment of 16
KB to be shadowed from ROM to RAM, if these
options is enabled.

In this item available options are" Disabled", "
Video "," Main "," Both ". The same concept
applies here as above. If you chose" Both", then
main and video will be shadowed. Setting "
Main", only system BIOS will be shadowed, and
" Video " will shadow the video ROM in RAM
instead.

I ChipAwayVirus

HOT-317 support this feature for a hardware-
based anti-virus to control of the system very
early in the boot process before DOS to detect
and clean all viruses especially effective against

Boot Vmises.

If this feature is enabled, it will occupied about
2KB memory in base memory.

BIOS SETUP /11

3-3 ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP

This program of the BIOS Setup is entirely chip set specific, and
is used to change the values of chip set registers. These registers
control most of the system options in the computer. By using arrow
keys you make highlighted bar stay at "Advanced Chipset Setup"
then press < ENTER >. The following screen will be displayed :

BIOS SETUP PROGRAM - ADVANCED CHIP SETUP

( C ) 1992 American Megatrends Inc ., All rights reserved

Hidden Refresh :
Single ALE Enabled :
Keyboard Reset Control
AT Bus Clock Selection :
Fast Decode Enable :
Memoiy Read Wait State
Memory Write Wait State
Cache Read Cycle
Cache Write Wait State

Non-Cacheable Block-1 Size
Non-Cacheable Block-1 Base
Non-Cacheable Block-2 Size
Non-Cacheable Block-2 Base
Cacheable RAM Address Range
Video BIOS Area Cacheable

ESC: Exit •*= ft => H : Sel

Disabled
No
Enabled
CLKI/5
Disabled
1 W/S
1 W/S
2-1-1-1

1 W/S
Disabled

0KB

Disabled

0KB

16 MB
Yes

(Crtl) Pu/Pd : Modify F I : Help F2/F3 : Color

F5 : Old Values F6 : BIOS Setup Deafults F 7: Power-On Defaults

12 / BIOS SETUP

I Hidden

Refresh

Enabled for hidden refresh and disabled for
normal refresh. If it enabled, the AT-bus con
troller will perform arbitration among the CPU
AT cycle, DMA cycle, and refresh cycle.

I Single ALE

Enable

I Keyboard Reset

Control

I AT Bus Clock

Selection

H Fast Decode

Enable

I Memory Read

Wait State

If enable single ALE (AT-bus Address Latch
Enable ), it will activate single ALE instead of
multiple ALEs during bus conversion cycle.

This feature determines whether " HALT " in
struction will be executed or not before CPU
reset from keyboard reset.

The AT bus clock is an output clock to the I/O
channel. This feature is used to select the I/O
bus clock used by the system.

CLKI/5 recommend for 386-40
CLKI/4 recommend for 386-33
CLKI/3 recommend for 386-25

This feature may be enabled in 25 MHz. opera
tion to speed up the DRAM access. But this
feature is automatically disabled even when it is
set to enabled when external / internal cache
memory is enabled.

This feature allows the user to select whether
zero read wait state or one/two read wait state
for memory controlled by the chip set.

I Memory Write

Wait State

I Cache Read

Cycle

This feature allows the user to select whether
zero write wait state or one/two/three write wait
state for memory controlled by the chip set.

This feature allows the user to choice the cache
burst read wait state. The options are 2-1-1-1,
3-1-1-1,2-2-2-2, and 3-2-2-2.

BIOS SETUP / 13

I Cache Write

Wait State

This feature allows the user to select whether
zero or one write wait state for cache write wait
state control.

I Non-Cacheable This feature allows the user to set the

Block -1/2 Size first/second region of memory where memory

caching will not take place. This can be used if
user have a option card which requires that
memory not be cached.

I Non-Cacheable This features sets where the first/second region

Block -1/2 Base start. This option can only be used if the non

cacheable block-1/2 is enabled.

I Cacheable This feature allows the user to set the cacheable

RAM Address address range of on-board DRAM size.
Range

■ Video BIOS
Area Cacheable

This feature allows the user to set whether the
video BIOS at COOOOh ~ C8000h area are
cacheable or non-cacheable.

The following table shows the proper setting of "Avcanced Chipset Setup" for different system clock

Feature

AT Bus Clock Selection

Memory Read Wait State
Memory Write Wait State
Cache Read Wait State
Cache Write Wait State

386DX-25
486DLC-25

CLKI/3

0 W/S
0 W /S
2-1-1-1
0 W /S

386DX-33
486DLC-33

CLKI/4

0 W/S
0 W /S
2-1 -1 -1
0 W/S

386DX-40
486DLC-40

CLK1/5

1 W/S
1 W /S
2-1-1-1
1 W /S

14 / BIOS SETUP

4

CHIPAWAY VIRUS

4 - 1 PREFACE

Welcome to use the HOT-317 P/H main board with the finest computer security
solutions available today. ChipAway Virus will easily give you a high-security
computing environment for years to come. ChipAway Virus is easy to use and
veiy effective.

4 - 2 WHAT IS CHIPAWAY VIRUS ?

Since you enabled the ChipAway Virus feature on ADVANCED CMOS SETUP
of System BIOS ( Please refer to page 9 of BIOS Setup ), you probably already
realize the inherent benefits in this hardware-based anti-Virus solution.

The single most important attribute of anti-Virus of HOT-317 is that it features
preemptive virus action. This technology, called Jum pLoading ™ allows Chip
Away Virus to gain control of your system very early in the boot process -- even
before DOS. Since all viruses, by their very nature, rely on DOS as their habitat
(living environment), they are completely helpless against a system that fea
tures Jum pLoading ™.

4 - 3 BOOT VIRUSES

ChipAway Virus of HOT-317 is especially effective against Boot Viruses. Some
of the most dangerous viruses are Boot Vireses, like Stoned, Michaelan-
gelo, Disk Killer, etc.

Boot Viruses are extremely dangerous because of the way they infect computers
during the load process. During a normal boot process, the boot sector is
loaded long before the user (or the AUTOEXEC.BAT file) gains control of
the system. Therefore, even with the best anti-virus software, a boot virus can

easily infect the system.

CHIPAWAY VIRUS /15

4 - 4 CHIPAWAY VIRUS FEATURES

JumpLoading™ Boot Virus Protection
As mentioned above, this protection method means that ChipAway Virus is

protecting your system long before any virus has a chance to load.

Auto-checking of floppy diskettes when they are ac c esse d
Even when you are using your computer, ChipAway Virus is protecting you by

quicklty checking your floppy disks as you access them. Does this slow the
system down? Not at all. The few milliseconds that it takes to check a floppy
disk boot sector are totally unnoticeable.

Additional anti-virus software included
Just to give you even more peace of mind, HOT-317 main board attached some

anti-virus software that you can use to scan for viruses other than boot-sector
viruses. With this software, HOT-317 represent a whole solution against every
type of virus.

4 - 5 HOW CHIPAWAY VIRUS WORK

Since ChipAwayVirus is auto-checking of floppy diskettes when they are ac
cessed, and when a virus is found, the warning message will be display.

ChipAwayVirus Warning

Boot sector on diskette is infected
by a virus.
Do not boot the system from this
diskette.

Press any key for instructions.

This means the boot sector on floppy diskette that you are using is infected by

a virus and may not boot the system from this diskette.

Then you may take off this floppy diskette from floppy drive and trun off the

power to avoid system infected by diskette, or just press any key simply for next

16 / CHIPAWAY VIRUS

instruction and the following message will be display.

Do you want to CLEAN your floppy diskette
or LEAVE it unchange ?

[ C ] - CLEAN boot sector of floppy

[ L ] - LEAVE it unchange.

ChipAwayVirus may ask for instruction input by pressing" C " or " L " key.
”C " for clean virus from boot sector of floppy diskette.
" L " for leave it unchange.
Normally, pressingM C " is recommend.

4 - 6 KEEPING YOUR SECURITY HIGH

Keeping your computer free from intruders and viruses isn’s alway easy, but it
is simple. Now that you have HOT-317 anti-viruses feature, you have taken
care of most security issues that can damage your hard drive. However, in any
computing environment that you may use today or in the future, it’s always a
good idea to follow these guidelines :

» Never boot from floppy disk unless you know they are virus-free.
» Always scan programs before you install them (this includes from

new diskette).
» Always scan programs that you downloaded before executing them.
» If you operate in a network environment, get some kind of server-

based anti-virus protection.
» Do not give free access of your computer to other people.
» Always use a rule-based anti-virus product that is not extremely

dependent on pattern updates.

By following these guidelines, and by using HOT-317 anti-virus feature, you

should be able to work productively in a virus-free environment.

CHIPAWAY VIRUS /17

FCC Notice:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of 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 properly. In strict
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
try to corrrect the interference by one or more of the following measures :

* Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

* Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

* Connect the qeuipment into an outlet on a circiut different from

that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician

for help and for additional suggestions.

The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal

Communications Commission helpful "How to Identify and Resolve
Radio-TV Interference Problems." This booklet is available from the U.S.
Government P rinting Office. Washington, DC 20402, Stock No.
004-000-00345-4.

FCC Warning

The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved
by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this

equipment.

Note : In order for an installation of this product to maintain
com pliance with th e limits for a Class B device, shielded cables and
power cord must be used.

l i ^ S íon Snest Of user’ s System Boar#

To :

From :
Date : ______________________________

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Page : O f:

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Name : ___________Tel No :
Address: _________________________________________
Contact person:

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FAX No :

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Model N o : ________________________________________
CPU Type & Brand: ________________________________
On Board Memory:
RAM Type :
On Board Cache Memory:

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Video : Type
Adapter : Type
LAN Card : Type
Others :

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