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Connecting the ATX Reset Option for the ATXWDT
The ATXWDT uses the ATX Power supply to reset the
computer. The ATXWDT sends a 5 volt, 10 second signal on the
PS-ON data line to turn off the computer for 10 seconds. Then when
this signal goes back to zero the computer turns back on. The ATX
daughter board also allows the computer to bypass the ON/OFF
button. Setting the jumper to ON/OFF will allow the ON/OFF button
to work as normal. Setting the jumper to ALWAYS ON will bypass
the ON/OFF button, leaving the computer always on.
1. Unplug the computer from the outlet socket.
2. Press the release tab on the connector to disconnect the power
cable from the motherboard.
3. Set the Jumper to ON/OFF or ALWAYS ON.
4. Plug the 20-pin connector of the jumper wire into the
motherboard's power connector.
5. Plug the 3-pin connector of the jumper wire into ATX
CONNECTOR jumper of the ATXWDT.
6. Plug the power cable into the header on the jumper wire.
Installing the Software
The software provided with the WDT is only for Windows. If you
are not using Windows, you do not need to install the software.
1. Insert the floppy disk in drive A:
2. Run the setup program. This step is different depending on the
version of Windows:
A. For Windows 3.11, select R
Program Manager and type: A:\SETUP.EXE
B. For Window 95 or Windows NT, select S
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3. Follow the directions in the setup program to complete the
installation of the software.
After the software is installed, the file, FILES.LST, contains a list
and description of the installed files. The file, HISTORY.LST,
Documentation Number ATxWDT-1303
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