Chapter 2. Setting up the Motherboard
This chapter describes how to set up the motherboard and get ready for operation.
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Installing the CPU upgrade
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Installing DIMM memory. Make sure the correct CPU operating
voltage, jumper settings and frequency.
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Double-check the insertion and orientation of the CPU before applying
power. Improper installation will result in permanent damage to the
CPU.
2-1. Jumpers and Connectors (ENDAT-5701)
Jumpers/Connectors Overview:
Function Jumpers/Connectors
CPU: CPU Clock Frequency Switch 1 (S1: SW1-SW4)
CPU Vcore Voltage Switch 2 (S2: SW1-SW5)
CPU Ratio Switch 2 (S2: SW6-SW8)
Connector for Cooling Fan FAN1,FAN2
Power Supply: Type (ATX or PS/2) CN2(ATX);CN1(PS/2)
Power Good JP15
ATX or PS/2 Power Selector J3 Pin 19, 20, 21
ATX Power On/Off Switch J3 Pin 15, 16
Audio /TV-Out Output Port Connector CN7
LAN Adapter Disable/Enable JP4
PCI INT selector for Expansion Slot JP16
COM3 Port J5
COM4 Port J6
COM3/COM4 IRQ Setting BIOS Defined
COM Ports Power Selector (COM1, 3,4) JP6, JP12, JP13
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ENDAT-5701 and ENDAT-5901 All-In-One motherboard uses
Function Jumpers/Connectors
RS232/RS422/RS485 Selector (COM2) JP7, JP8, JP9, JP10
TTL Output Pin Header (For COM2) TTLOut1
Touch Panel Pin Header Touch1
DiskOnChip Memory Address JP2
LCD Connector LCD_CON1
Clear CMOS JP1
PS/2 Keyboard Jack CN6
PS/2 Mouse Jack CN2
PS/2 Mouse/KB Pin Header CN4
IR IR1
USB Header CN11
FDD Connector CN5
IDE 1 J1
IDE 2 J2
Header for Case Panel J3
IDE 1 LED J3 Pin 1, Pin 2
IDE 2 LED J3 Pin 3, Pin 4
External Speaker J3 Pin 5, Pin 8
Buzzer On/Off J3 Pin 6, Pin 7
Hardware Reset Switch J3 Pin 9, Pin 10
Power LED J3 Pin 13, Pin 14
ATX Power Supply On/Off Switch J3 Pin 15, Pin 16
Turbo LED for Case (for case only, no function) J3 Pin 17, Pin 18
ATX or PS/2 Power Selector J3 Pin 19, Pin 20, Pin 21
Ring-Detected J3 Pin 22, Pin 23
Note:
The cooling fan and heat sink are required for Pentium processors. Please pay
close attention to the direction of the CPU and cooling fan when install. Position
the cooling ventilator directly facing the regulator heat sink, which is located
beside the CPU socket. This will reduce the overheating of the regulator and
increase the reliability of the system.