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Page 1: Main Board
486 MAIN BOARD (25/33/40/50 MHz) U S E R ’ S M A N U A L It runs with NetWare... - Page 2 2 to recharge the battery fully. Any hard disk cable longer than the standard type is not recommenced for used with PT-429G. Too long hard disk cable will make the Green PC circuit unable to monitor the hard disk activity.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION Overview 1.2 Check List ,,__..,,,,._,..,..___.,..,..,_,.,.,.._,.,..................5 Green PC Power Management ..............6 1.4 PT_429G System Package . -
Page 4: Overview
The video shadow RAM consists of four 16K pages which can be enabled respectively. The PT-429G is a VESA Local Bus motherboard The three Local Bus slots fully comply with the VESA ( Video Electronics Standards Association ) Master mode specifications. This means I/O data can run as fast as CPU. -
Page 5: Checklist
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION FCC approval: The PT-429G motherboard has been approved for FCC Class B when properly installed in a barebones configuration using the following case/power supply: FCC ID Model Brand JPJPINE429G 109 X-109 S/M Procase JPJPlNE429G609 PC-609 T/M Procase... -
Page 6: Green Pc Power Management
The Green PC mode is a state that minimizes the power consumption. Through the BIOS setting of the PT-429G can slow down the CPU clock to 8 MHz in Green PC mode. The PT-429G extends the Green PC feature to four external devices (Green AUX #l to # 4) by the AUX Green connector (J7 & JP32). The... -
Page 7: Section 2 Specifications
SECTION 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 PT-429G System Board Specifications 100% IBM AT compatible. Applied High performance CMOS technology. Supports up to 48MB memory on board. Mix 256K, lM, and 4M SIMM (8 bit/32 bit) Module DRAM memory 32K, 64K, 128K, 256K cache memory size selectable. - Page 8 S E C T I O N SPECIFICATIONS Jumpers and Connectors Pl Power Supply Connector Pin Assignment Power Good +12V -12V Ground External Battery Connector Pin Assignment J2 : Reset Switch Connector Open 1 Reset Short J3 Turbo Switch Connector Open Short J4 Turbo LED Connector...
- Page 9 SECTION 2 SPECIFICATlONS Jumpers and Connectors J6 : Keyboard Lock & Power LED Connector Pin Assignment JP1 : On-board Battery Enable Select Open JP3 : VGA Card Type Select JP4 : Master Mode Select JP5: JP6: ay 1-T state for 5OMHz VESA Test Logic Enable (486DX2) Select Test Logic OPEN...
- Page 10 SECTION 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2.2 Jumpers and Connectors Clock Chip = AvaSem AV9 107-05 (U34) 25MHz 4oMHz 5oMHz Clock Chip = Chrontel CH9007E (U35) 25MHz Clock Chip = MX83 15 (U28) CPU speed > 33MHz Short Cache Size Select 1 2 8 K B JP13 Open Open...
- Page 11 SECTION 2 SPECIFICATIONS _ SIMM memory must begin from ‘Bank 0’ The following three Banks are available . . filled). Any of these Banks can be selected as ‘Bank 0’. Therefore you can begin with 3Qin SIMM modules and upgrade using 72-pin SLMM modules, or visa-versa.
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Page 12: Cache R A M Table
SECTION 2 SPECIFICATIONS _ 2.2 Jumpers and Connectors JP32: Green AUX # 2 Connector GJ 1: Green Enable Connector (For Green case panel switch only) Open Short GJ3: MEGA / MULTI KEY Select 2.3 Cache Memory Table Size Designation TAG RAM (U25) 32KB 4 pcs. -
Page 13: System
SECTION 3 INPUT / BUTPUT CHANNEL SLOTS. The input/output channel of PT-429G Refresh of system memory from channel microprocessors Selection of data accesses: S-bitil6-bit Interrupts DMA channels I/O wait-state generation * Open-bus structure Up to 5OMHz I/O speed under VJZSA standard 3.1 I/O Address Map... -
Page 14: I/O Address Map
SECTION 3 INPUT / OUTPUT CHANNEL SLOTS 32-h ISA I/O Bus. 3.2 62-Pin. REAR PANEL RESET DRV -5V DC I ‘46 DRQ2 o w s SA19 SA18 SA16 DRQ3 SA15 DRQ 1 SA13 SA12 -REFRESH BALE I A29 o s c I A30 I A31 I Cl... -
Page 15: 12-Pi N Vesa I/O Bus
SECTION 3 3.3 I12-Pin VESA I/O Bus for FT-429G. DATA00 DATA02 DAT03 DATA04 DATA06 DATOS DATA08 DAT07 DAT09 I A7 DAT13 DAT16 DAT17 DAT19 DAT22 DAT23 DAT24 DAT25 DAT26 DAT27 DAT29 BZO I DAT3 1 I ,420 ADR3 I I A22 ADR29 ADR26 ADR27... -
Page 16: System Timers
SECTION 4 HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY System Timers The system has three programmable timer/counters controlled by an Intel 8254-2 timer/counter chip. These are channel 0 through 2, defined as follows : Channel 0 System timer Tied on GATE 0 CLKINO 8259A IRQ 0 CLK OUT 0 Channel 1 Refresh Request Generator... -
Page 17: Direct Memory Access
SECTION 4 HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY Each DMA channel is supported by the system. Two Intel 8237-5 DMA controller chips (Four channels in each chtp) are used. DMA channels are assigned as follows : Channels from 0 through 3 are contained in DMA controller 1. Transfers of 8-bit data S-bit I/O adapters and 8-bit or 16-bit system memory are supported by these channels. -
Page 18: Real Time Clock And Non-Volatile Ram
SECTION 4 HARDWARE COMF’ATIBILITY 4.4 Real Time Clock and Non-Volatile RAM The real time clock and its 64 bytes of RAM information are backed up by 3.6V rechargeable DC battery (or 6V external battery). The internal clock circuitry uses 14 bytes while the rest is allocated to system configuration. -
Page 19: About Cmos Setup
SECTION 5 About CMOS Setup After mainboard has been integrated into the system, you need to run the Setup Program to set system configuration. Upon finishing the Setup Program is then stored in read-only memory (ROM), and can only be accessed when you turn on or reset the system. The settings you specify with the Setup program are recorded in a special area of memory called CMOS RAM. -
Page 20: Getting Help
SECTION 5 Entering CMOS Setup Select Advanced CMOS Setup to access the Advanced CMOS Setup menu, which is discussed in section 5 The Advanced Chipset Setup to access the Advanced Chipset Setup menu, which is discussed in section 5.7. Select Auto Configuration with BIOS Defaults to load the default system values. You will be prompted for confirmation, and notified that the values have been loaded. -
Page 21: Standard Cmos Setup
SECTION 5 5 5 Standard CMOS Setup AMIBIOS SETUP PROGRAM - STANDARD CMOS SETUP (C)l993 American Megatrends Inc., All Rights Reserved Base Memory 64OKB Date (mn/date/year): Wed, Apr 28 1993 Ext. Memory 7424 KB /I Time (hour/min/sec): Cyln Head Size : 47 = USER TYPE 0 Hard Disk C: Type Not Installed... -
Page 22: Setup
SECTION 5 Advanced CMOS Setuu AMIBIOS SETUP PROGRAM - ADVANCED CMOS SETUP virus Protection: Disabled Typematic Rate Programming Enabled E Block Mode Transfer Disabled Typematic Rate delay (msec): : 30 Disabled E Standby mode Typematic Rate Above 1 MB Memory Test Memory Test Tick Sound Enabled Memory Parity Error Check... - Page 23 S E C T I O N S 5 6 Advanced CMOS Setup the diskette drive heads. operating system from a floppy disk. Select C then A (C:, A:) if you will normally boot the operating system from the hard disk drive. and DRAMS.
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Page 24: Advanced Chipset T Setup
Advanced Chipset Setup AMIBIOS SETUP PROGRAM - ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP American Megatrends Inc., All Rights Reserved (C)1993 Enabled AUTO Function Memory Remapping Enabled 3-2-2-2 F Segment Shadow RAM Cache Read Option Into-486 2 W.S. Cache Write Option E Segment Shadow RAM Disabled DRAM Type Into-486... -
Page 25: Power Management T Setup
SECTION 5 5.8 Power Management Setup SETUP PROGRAM - POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP (C)1993 American Meqatrends Inc., All Rights Reserved CPU Clock Speed AUX Green # 2 AUX Green # 3 AUX Green # 4 Values Setup Defaults The Power Management Setup menu allows you to control the Green PC power saving mode. as illustrated and described below. -
Page 26: Changing The Password
SECTION 5 Changing the Password If the Password Checking Option under the Advanced CMOS Setup menu is set to either Always or Setup, password entry is required every time the system boots or an attempt is made to enter the Setup program, respectively. -
Page 27: Hard Disk Utility
SECTION 5 5. IO Hard Disk Utility If the Hard Drsk Utility menu is selected from the Setup main menu, you will be presented with three options: Hard Disk Format, Auto Interleave, and Media Analysis. Performing any of these operations will destroy all data on the hard disk, so be sure to backup your data before selecting any of these options. -
Page 28: Section 6 : Diagram Layout
SECTION 6 DIAGRAM LAYOUT...