Procomp BIW2A Bedienungsanleitung
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© November 1999
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Document Version: 1.0
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Table of Contents
1: Motherboard Features ...................................................1
Package Contents & Options ........................................2
Main Features................................................................3
Layout & Port Positions ................................................8
2: Con iguration & Installation .......................................11
Hardware Con iguration..............................................11
Con iguring The Jumpers........................................11
Installing A CPU.....................................................15
Installing System Memory......................................18
Installing Options....................................................20
Installing The Motherboard ........................................21
Installing in a System Housing................................21
System Housing Connections .................................23
Disk Drive Connections ..........................................24
Other Connections...................................................26
Checking The Installation .......................................28
Support So tware.........................................................29
Installing the Support So tware...............................29
Installing Bundled So tware....................................33
3: Using The Motherboard..............................................35
System Controls ..........................................................35
Front Panel Features................................................35
Keyboard & Pointing Device Features....................37
Connecting External Peripherals.................................39
Connecting Peripherals to Conventional Ports.......39
Connecting USB Peripherals...................................41
Installing Expansion Cards .........................................42
Installing PCI Cards................................................42
Installing A Modem Riser Card ..............................45
Upgrading System Memory ........................................45
4: The System BIOS & CMOS Setup Utility..................47
The System BIOS........................................................47
The CMOS Setup Utility.............................................48
5: Troubleshooting & Technical Summary.....................59
Troubleshooting ..........................................................59
General Troubleshooting.........................................59
Support So tware Problems.....................................61
Battery Replacement ...............................................61
Technical Summary ....................................................62
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How This Manual
Is Organized
This manual is divided in to five sections with the
following topics:
1: Motherboard Features
Describes the main features of the motherboard
and the location of important components on the
motherboard.
2: Configuration & Installation
Information on changing the motherboard’s de-
fault hardware configuration, installing a CPU
and system memory and installing the mother-
board in a system housing.
3: Using The Motherboard
Contains pointers and useful information on using
the motherboard’s features once it is installed.
4: The System BIOS & CMOS Setup Utility
Explains how to use the CMOS Setup Utility and
notes important points on changing the default
configuration.
5: Troubleshooting & Technical Summary
Has a brief section on troubleshooting mother-
board problems and has a summary of the board
setup information for the experienced user.
The manual is designed to provide useful explana-
tions where needed while making it easy to find
basic information without a lot of searching.
Motherboard Features 1
1
Motherboard Features
This chapter lists what you should find in the
packing box, introduces your motherboard’s fea-
tures and indicates the position of components
you may need to know about. Please review this
chapter to familiarize yourself with the basic in-
formation about your motherboard.
This motherboard comes in two versions, the
BIW2A and the BIW2A-AT. The two boards
share most features. The BIW2A-AT has two op-
tional features, enhanced audio and TV-Out capa-
bility.
Where manual content is specific to only one
model you will see a reminder icon which indi-
cates which model is being talked about. These
are the icons:
This is the icon for the BIW2A
This is the icon for the BIW2A-AT
What’s In This
Chapter:
Package Contents
& Product Options
Main Features
Board Layout &
Port Positions
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Package Contents & Options
Your motherboard package should include the
items listed here. If any thing is missing or dam-
aged, please contact the vendor you bought it from
to resolve the problem. If you purchased a board
with optional features or equipment, please check
the options list. You should find:
• The motherboard
• 1 IDE connector cable (for up to UDMA/66)
• 1 Floppy disk drive connector cable
• 1 Serial port bracket with attached cable
• This User’s Manual
• 1 Support software CD-ROM disk
• PC-Cillin User’s Manual
Optional Items:
• 1 TV Out port bracket
• 1 Modem Riser card
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Please Note:
Both the BIW2A and the BIW2A-AT can use a
Modem Riser card. The card is a separate
purchase and is a standard component that
fits the MR slot.
TV-Out is an optional feature on the BIW2A-
AT. If you purchase the TV-Out model, the
port bracket is standard equipment.
Motherboard Features 1
3
Main Features
This motherboard a full set of system features
built onto the board. As mentioned, there are two
models of this motherboard, the BIW2A and the
BIW2A-AT. The two models share most features,
and the BIW2A-AT has some additional features
as noted below.
ATX Form Factor
This motherboard uses the ATX form factor that
integrates system I/O ports onto the board and
uses any standard ATX system housing. Since the
Intel 810e chipset supports onboard video display,
the standard COM2 port position is occupied by a
15-pin VGA port. The COM2 port connector is on
the motherboard and a serial port bracket with
cable is supplied with the motherboard.
Intel i810e Chipset
The Intel i810e chipset supports many system fea-
tures onboard including video display and audio
circuitry. It also supports UDMA66 EIDE data
transfer mode. The 810e chipset supports
FrontSide Bus (FSB) speeds of 66, 100 or
133MHz, a display cache for the onboard video
display, up to PC133 SDRAM memory modules
CPU Support
This motherboard has a Slot 1 CPU socket that
supports any Intel Slot 1 CPU running at speeds
from 233MHz to 733MHz including SECC Cele-
ron, Pentium II and Pentium III processors. The
CPU operating speed is set in the BIOS firmware
based on the external clock speed which is autode-
tected by default.
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Integrated I/O
Both versions of the motherboard have a full set of
integrated I/O ports. The external ports mounted
on the board include PS/2 keyboard and mouse
ports, two USB ports, a parallel port, a serial port,
a VGA port, a game/MIDI port and three audio
jacks.
There are connectors on the motherboard for the
second serial port and an optional infrared port. A
port bracket for the second serial port comes with
the motherboard. The infrared port is an optional
purchase. If you install an infrared port, the sec-
ond serial port is disabled.
Onboard Peripheral Interfaces
Both versions of this motherboard support and
have connectors for two IDE channels and a flop-
py disk drive interface. The board supports two
floppy disk drives. The two IDE channels support
two devices each for a total of four devices. All
IDE data transfer modes are supported including
all PIO modes and UltraDMA33 and 66 modes
for a maximum data transfer rate of 66MB per
second. The motherboard comes with one floppy
and one IDE. The IDE cable supports all IDE
modes and devices including.
KB USB COM1 VGA
MS
Parallel port
Line out Line In
MIC
MIDI/Game port
Motherboard Features 1
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System Memory
The motherboard has two sockets for 168-pin 3.3V
non-buffered SDRAM DIMM memory modules.
You can use PC100 or PC133 memory. PC66
memory is not supported. You can install any
combination of DIMMs from 16MB to 256MB
for a maximum system memory of 512MB.
Onboard 2D/3D Video Display
The Intel 810e chipset supports both video display
and audio onboard.
The onboard video display supports both 2D and
3D display graphics. Display drivers are supplied
on the Support Disk that comes with the mother-
board. The motherboard also has 4MB of display
cache memory mounted on the board to improve
display performance.
The integrated display feature is DDC2B compli-
ant and supports screen resolutions up to 1600 x
1200, 24-bit color and high refresh rates using a
230MHz DAC. The maximum display supported
is 1600 x 1200 resolution with 8-bit color at an
85Hz refresh rate.
The BIW2A-AT also supports TV-Out onboard.
TV-Out allows the use of a television set as the
display device instead of a conventional computer
monitor. The TV-Out feature includes an external
port bracket with RCA and S-Video ports for con-
necting a television set.
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Onboard 32-bit Audio
The standard onboard audio supported by the
810e chipset comes with audio drivers that are
supplied on the Support Disk. The audio subsys-
tem uses the onboard Line-In, Mic and Line-Out
jacks to connect external devices and also uses any
of the onboard CD-ROM audio-in connectors to
process audio from a system CD-ROM drive.
The standard audio includes an AC’97
DAC/ADC built into the audio CODEC. This
reduces noise to improve audio quality and per-
formance for a signal-to-noise ratio of +90dB,
which greatly improves voice synthesis and recog-
nition.
The enhanced model of the BIW2A-AT replaces
the standard audio with an enhanced Creative
Labs 5880 audio chip and codec that use different
audio drivers which are also on the Support Disk.
Expansion Options
This motherboard has five 32-bit Revision 2.2 PCI
expansion slots for PCI expansion cards. All slots
are Bus Master capable. In addition, there is a slot
for an optional Modem Riser card that provides
an onboard telephony connection.
ACPI Ready
ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Inter-
face) support provides more energy saving func-
tions for operating systems that support ACPI
such as Windows 98. An ACPI-capable system
can use the ACPI OnNow feature to turn off sys-
tem peripherals and wake the system up from
Suspend mode via several means including point-
ing device movement and key commands.
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