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in your password to power on, otherwise the system will not power on.
B: When choose "Hot-key"or "PS/2 Mouse" , then user can choose by key in Hot-key or Push
Mouse button, or use Power button to power on system.
Question and Answer:
Q1: When you forget password or the system can not power on by power button?
Answer: There has two solution of this problem:
sol 1: 1st : Turn off the Power Supply by ON/OFF switch.
2nd: Clear CMOS by JP13 2-3 closed about 10 sec and remove the Jumper to 1-2
closed for Normal use.
3rd:
Switch ON the Power Supply by ON/OFF switch.
4th:
Follow Function 1 or Function 2 to setting to setting your Power On Function.
sol 2: Change the Jumper setting both JP6 2-3 closed . Let you can use power button to
Power On your system, and you can setting BIOS again. In this condition you can
choose use Function 1 (use Power Button Power On) or use Function 2 (Use Keyboard
Password/ Hot-key Power On) to setting your system.
Q2: When use Function 2 use keyboard Password/Hot-key Power On, there has keyboard
error problem?
Answer: This is the Power Supply 5V stand by current too small can not drive the keyboard.
sol:
If your Power Supply 5V Stand By current is not enough to driver keyboard. You can
not use keyboard password/Hot-key power on Function, Please change the Jumper
setting JP6 2-3 closed only can use Function 1: Power Button Power On.
Figure A
4-3 QUICK GUIDE
CPU BUS
CPU Installation
Dram Installation
Install Expansion Card
Set Front Side Bus (FSB) 66 or 100 according to your CPU.
CPU
Pg.6
JP1
Intel Pentium II 350
Intel Celeron 366
Pg.8
Pg. 8
Pg.9
Please follow manufacturer instruction for any expansion card
installed.
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FSB
=
100
=
66.6
43
x
Ratio
x
3.5
x
5.5
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