Asus TPM-SPI-A Quick Start Manual

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TPM-SPI-A (14-1 pin)

Using the TPM-SPI-A card

The TPM-SPI-A card securely stores keys, digital certificates, passwords, and data. It helps enhance

the network security, protects digital identities, and ensures platform integrity.

The TPM-SPI-A card supports 64-bit Windows

To use the TPM-SPI-A card:

Insert the TPM-SPI-A card to the SPI_TPM connector on your motherboard.

NOTE: The TPM module and BIOS share the same pin layout. The NC signal is used for the TPM-

SPI-A, while the BIOS signal is used for the motherboard.

Quick Start Guide

10 UEFI OS only.

E22019 / First Edition / May 2023

Pin definition:

PIN 1

Page 1 TPM-SPI-A (14-1 pin) Quick Start Guide Using the TPM-SPI-A card The TPM-SPI-A card securely stores keys, digital certificates, passwords, and data. It helps enhance the network security, protects digital identities, and ensures platform integrity. The TPM-SPI-A card supports 64-bit Windows 10 UEFI OS only.
Page 2 Press <Delete> or <F2> to enter the BIOS Setup program at the system startup. From the Advanced menu, do any of the following: Click Trusted Computing. • Set the Security Device Support item to [Enabled].
Page 3 Click PCH-FW Configuration. • Set the TPM Device Selection item to [dTPM]. Press <F10> to save the changes, exit the BIOS Setup program and boot into the OS. Now you can start using the TPM-SPI-A card with Windows BitLocker. ®...
Page 4 To clear from the BIOS: Launch the Trusted Computing BIOS screen. NOTE: For details, refer to steps 2-3 of the section Using the TPM-SPI-A card. Set the Pending operation item to [TPM Clear]. Press <F10> to save the changes and exit the BIOS Setup program.
Page 5 Clearing from the OS To clear from the OS: In the Windows Search box, key in tpm.msc and press <Enter>. The TPM Management screen ® appears. Under Actions, click Clear TPM... Click Restart to restart your computer.