Aewin Aw-bs611 User manual

SOM-ETX CPU Board

Model Number AW-BS611

Intel Ultra Low Power Pentium® III Processor with VGA/LCD/LVDS,

LAN, TV-out & Audio

User’s Manual

Version 1.0

User’s Manual

Manual Edition 1.0, February 2005

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Table of Contents

HTChapter 1. General Information-------------------------------------------------------------4TH

HT1.1 Introduction-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------4TH

HT1.2 Specification----------------------------------------------------------------------------------TH4

HT1.3 AW-BS611Package--------------------------------------------------------------------------6TH

HT1.4 Board Layout---------------------------------------------------------------------------------7TH

HT1.5 Board Dimension----------------------------------------------------------------------------7TH

HTChapter 2. Installing Process----------------------------------------------------------------TH-8

2HT.1 Installing Memory----------------------------------------------------------------------------8TH

HTChapter 3. BIOS Setup--------------------------------------------------------------------------TH11

3HT.1 Quick Setup------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11TH

3HT.2 Entering the CMOS Setup Program----------------------------------------------------12TH

3HT.3 Menu Options----------------------------------------------------------------------------------TH13

HTStandard CMOS Features-----------------------------------------------------------------------14TH

HTAdvanced BIOS Features-----------------------------------------------------------------------16TH

HTAdvanced Chipset Features-------------------------------------------------------------------19TH

HTIntegrated Peripherals---------------------------------------------------------------------------22TH

HTPower Management Setup----------------------------------------------------------------------23TH

HTPNP/PCI Configuration---------------------------------------------------------------------------25TH

HTPC Health Status-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------27TH

HTLoad Fail-Safe Default----------------------------------------------------------------------------28TH

HTLoad Optimized Default--------------------------------------------------------------------------29TH

HTSet Supervisor & User Password-------------------------------------------------------------30TH

HTChapter 4. Drivers Utility-------------------------------------------------------------------------32TH

4HT.1 System Driver Installation -----------------------------------------------------------------32TH

4HT.2 VGA Driver Installation----------------------------------------------------------------------35TH

HTAppendix A. THHTOptional Cable List--------------------------------------------------------------43TH

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Chapter 1. General Information

1.1Introduction

The AW-BS611 is an Intel® Low Voltage Intel® Pentium® III/Celeron processor

System On Module (SOM). Using an Intel® Pentium® III/Celeron® processor, the

AW-BS611 achieves quite good performance on the SOM-ETX CPU module.

On-board features include two TTL (16550 compatible) serial ports, one bi-directional

parallel (ECP/EPP/SPP) port, four USB ports, one FPC type floppy disk connector, SIR

IrDA 1.1 compliant and a keyboard/PS2 mouse interface. The two IDE devices

supports Ultra DMA 33/66/100 mode with data transfer rate up to 100MB/sec. In

addition, the board’s watchdog timer can automatically reset the system or generate an

interrupt if the system stops due to a program bug or EMI. The built-in VIABT82C686B

supports temperatures, fan speed and voltages monitoring function. The small size

(94mm x 114mm) and use of four high capacity connector based on the proven

SOM-ETX form factor, allow the SOM-ETX modules to be easily and securely mounted

onto a customized solution board or our standard AW-BP100 5.25” SOM-ETX base

board.

The AW-BS611 is a highly integrated multimedia SOM that combines audio,

video and network functions. It provides CRT/24-bit TTL TFT LCD and LVDS interface,

integrated AGP 4X 2D/3D graphic accelerator with system memory 8/16/32MB. Major

on-board devices adopt four ISA& PCI expansion interface to achieve good computing

performance when used with Intel® Pentium® III/Celeron® processor. The AW-BS611

also support TV-Out that supports NTSC/PAL format and audio controller based on

Realtek® ALC650 AC97 codec for multimedia applications.

1.2Specification

General Functions

CPU Intel®Ultra Low Power Pentium®III or Celeron®Processor

BIOS Award® 512KB Flash BIOS

Chipset VIA VT8606 + VT82C686B

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I/O Chipset VT82C686B built-in

Memory Onboard one 144-pin SO-DIMM socket supports up to 512MB SDRAM

Enhanced IDE Supports up to two IDE devices (Ultra DMA33/66/100)

FDD interface Support one FPC type floppy disk connector

Parallel port One bi-directional parallel ports and can be reconfigure to FDD interface;

supports SPP/ECP/EPP modes

Serial port Two TTL (16550 compatible) serial ports

IR interface Supports SIR IrDA1.1 compliant

KB/Mouse connector Support PS/2 keyboard/mouse

USB connectors Support four USB ports

Watchdog Timer Can generate a system reset, supports software selectable timeout interval

System Monitoring Built in VIA VT82C686B supports temp, fan speed and voltages monitoring

Expansion interface Supports ISA& PCI expansion interface

Flat Panel/CRT Interface

Chipset VIA Twister-T chip with integrated Savage4 2D/3D/VideoAccelerator

Display memory Share system memory 8/16/32MB

Interface 4X AGP VGA/LCD interface, support for 9,12,15,18,24 bit TFT and optional

16- or 24-bit DSTN panel

Display type Support CRT, 24bit TTL TFT LCD and LVDS interface

Output connector TTL TFT LCD connector on board, CRT & LVDS on base board

Ethernet Interface

Chipset Intel® 82551ER 100BASE-Tx Fast Ethernet controller

Output connector RJ-45 connector x 1 on the base board

TV-out Interface

Chipset VIA1621 digital TV encoder

TV format Supports NTSC and PAL signals format

Output connector Provides RCA (Composite) video and S-video connector on base board

Audio Interface

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Chipset Realtek® ALC650 AC97 codec

Output connector Audio connectors on base board

Form factor ETX form factor

Mechanical and Environmental

Power supply voltage VCC (4.75V to 5.25V)

Max. Power

Requirement 5A @5V

Operating

temperature 32 to 140 (0 to 60 )℉℃

Board size 4.5"(L) x 3.7"(W) (114mm x 94mm)

1.3 Package

Please make sure that the following materials have been packed with the board before

starting install your AW-BS611.

1. AW-BS610 SOM-ETX Board

2. Quick Setup Manual

3. Cable List:

 46-ICOM00-00 2.54mm COM Port Cable

 46-IUSB08-002.54mm USB Cable

Optional Cable

 46-ATA660-00 IDE Cable

4. CD-ROM for Drivers, Utilities

If any of these parts are missing or damaged, please contact your distributor or sales

representatives immediately.

Note: for detailed contents of the AW-BS611, please refer to the attached CD-ROM.

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1.4 Board Layout

1.5Board Dimension

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Chapter 2. Installing Process

2.1 Installing Memory:

To insert a SDRAM Memory: The AW-BS610 onboard with one 144-pin DDR DIMM sockets

supports up to 512Mbytes DDR SDRAM.

To Insert a DIMM Memory: Please align the module with the socket key and press down until the

levers at each end of the socket snap close up.

There are two directions for installing a module in the socket. Do not attempt to force the module

into the socket incorrectly.

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To Remove a DIMM Memory: To remove a DIMM, press down on the levers at both end of the

module until the module pops out

There is only one direction for installing a module in the socket. Do not attempt to force the

module into the socket incorrectly.

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Chapter 3. BIOS Setup

The ROM chip of your AW-A695 board is configured with a customized Basic Input/Output

System (BIOS) from Phoenix-Award BIOS. The BIOS is a set of permanently recorded

program routines that give the system its fundamental operational characteristics. It also

tests the computer and determines how the computer reacts to instructions that are part of

programs.

The BIOS is made up of code and programs that provide the device-level control for the

major I/O devices in the system. It contains a set of routines (called POST, for Power-On

Self Test) that check out the system when you turn it on. The BIOS also includes CMOS

Setup program, so no disk-based setup program is required CMOS RAM stores information

for:

 Date and time

 Memory capacity of the main board

 Type of display adapter installed

 Number and type of disk drives

The CMOS memory is maintained by battery installed on the AW-A695 board. By using

the battery, all memory in CMOS can be retained when the system power switch is turned

off. The system BIOS also supports easy way to reload the CMOS data when you replace

the battery of the battery power lose.

3.1 Quick Setup

In most cases, you can quickly configure the system by choosing the following main menu

options:

1. Choose “Load Optimized Defaults” from the main menu. This loads the setup default

values from the BIOS Features Setup and Chipset Features Setup screens.

2. Choose “Standard COS Features” from the main menu. This option lets you configure

the date and time, hard disk type, floppy disk drive type, primary display and more.

3. In the main menu, press F10 (“Save & Exit Setup”) to save your changes and reboot the

system.

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3.2Entering the CMOS Setup Program

Use the CMOS Setup program to modify the system parameters to reflect the options

installed in your system and to customized your system. For example, you should run the

Setup program after you:

 Received an error code at startup

 Install another disk drive

 Use your system after not having used it for a long time

 Find the original setup missing

 Replace the battery

 Change to a different type of CPU

 Run the Phoenix-Award Flash program to update the system BIOS

Run the CMOS Setup program after you turn on the system. On-screen instructions

explain how to use the program.

Enter the CMOS Setup program’s main menu as follows:

1. Turn on or reboot the system. After the BIOS performs a series of diagnostic

checks, the following message appears:

“Press DEL to enter SETUP”

2. Press the <DEL> key to enter CMOS Setup program. The main menu appears:

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3. Choose a setup option with the arrow keys and press <Enter>. See the following

sections for a brief description of each setup option.

In the main menu, press F10 (“Save & Exit Setup) to save your changes and reboot the

system. Choosing “EXIT WITHOUT SAVING” ignores your changes and exits the

program. Pressing <ESC> anywhere in the program returns you to the main menu.

3.3 Menu Options

The main menu options of the CMOS Setup program are described in the following and the

following sections of this chapter.

STANDARD CMOS FEATURES:

Configure the date & time, hard disk drive type, floppy disk drive type, primary display type

and more

ADVANCED BIOS FEATURES:

Configure advanced system options such as enabling/disabling cache memory and shadow

RAM

ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES:

Configure advanced chipset register options such DRAM timing

INTEGRATED PERIPHERALS:

Configure onboard I/O functions

POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP:

Configure power management features such as timer selects

PNP/PCI CONFIGURATION:

Configure Plug & Play IRQ assignments and PCI slots

PC HEALTH STATUS:

Configure the CPU speed and, if the optional Winbond W83627HF system monitor IC is

installed, view system information

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FREQUENCY/VOLTAGE CONTROL

Use this menu to specify your settings for frequency/voltage control

LOAD FAIL-SAFE DEFAULT:

Loads BIOS default values. Use this option as diagnostic aid if your system behaves

erratically

LOAD OPTIMIZED DEFAULTS:

Use this menu to load the BIOS default values that are factory settings for optimal

performance system operations.

SET SUPERVISORS & USER PASSWORD:

Configure the system so that a password is required when the system boots or you attempt

to enter the CMOS setup program. When you log in with this password, you will be able to

enter the COS Setup main menu, but you can not enter other menus in the CMOS Setup

program.

SAVE & EXIT SETUP:

Save changes of values to CMOS and exit the CMOS setup program

EXIT WITHOUT SAVING:

Abandon all CMOS changes and exit the CMOS setup program

Standard CMOS Features Setup

Use the Standard CMOS Setup option as follows:

1. Choose “Standard CMOS Features” from the main menu. The following screen

appears:

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2. Use the arrow keys to move between fields. Modify the selected field using the

PgUP/PgDN/+/- keys. Some fields let you enter numeric values directly.

Date and Time Configuration:

Type the current date

Hard Disks:

Choose from “Auto”, “User” or “None”

If your drive is not one of the predefined types, choose “User” and enter the following drive

specifications: Cylinders, heads, Wpcom, L-Zone, sectors and mode.

Consult the documentation received with the drive for the values that will give you optimum

performance.

Drive A & B:

Select the correct specifications for the floppy disk drive installed in the computer.

None: No floppy disk drive installed

360K/1.2M 5.25" standard drive

720K/1.44M/2.88M 3.5" standard drive

Video:

Choose: EGA/VGA

CGA 40 Color Graphics adapter, power up in 40 columns mode

CGA 80 Color Graphics adapter, power up in 80 columns mode

Mono Monochrome adapter, includes high resolution monochrome adapters

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Halt On:

Controls whether the system stops in case of an error detected during power up.

Choose: All Errors (Default)

NoErrors

All, But Keyboard

All,ButDiskette

All,ButDisk/Key

3. After you have finished with the Standard CMOS Features program, press the <ESC>

key to return to the main menu.

Advanced BIOS Features Setup

Use the Advanced BIOS Features Setup option as follows:

1. Choose “Advanced BIOS Features Setup” from the main menu. The following screen

appears:

2. Use the arrow keys to move between items and to select values. Modify the selected

fields using the PgUP/PgDN keys. Press the <F1> “Help” key for information on the

available options:

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Virus Warning:

When enabled, any attempt to write to the boot sector and partition table will halt the

system and cause a warning message to appear. If this happens, you can use an

anti-virus utility on a virus-free, bootable floppy disk to reboot and clean your system. The

default setting is disabled.

CPU Internal/External Cache:

The Cache memory is additional memory that is much faster than conventional system

memory. Most of modern PCs have additional external cache memory. When the CPU

requests data, the system transfers the requested data from the main DRAM into cache

memory. The external cache field may not appear if your system doesn’t have external

cache memory.

Choose: Enabled, Disabled

CPU L2 Cache ECC Checking:

When you select Enabled, memory checking is enable when the external cache contains

ECC SRAM.

Quick Power On Self Test:

Select Enabled to reduce the amount of time required to run the power-on-self-test (POST).

A quick POST skips certain steps. The manufacturer recommends that you normally

disable quick POST.

Choose: Enabled, Disabled

First/Second/Third Boot Device:

The BIOS attempts to load the operating system from the devices in the sequence selected

for these items.

Choose: Floppy, LS-120, HDH-0, 1, 2, 3, SCSI, CDROM, ZIP100, USB-FDD, USB-ZIP,

USB-CDROM, USB-HDD, LAN, Disabled

Boot Other Device:

If your boot device is not included the following devices Floppy, LS120, HDD0/1, SCSI,

CDROM, you may set First/Second/Third boot devices to disable and enable the boot other

device function, the system will automatically boot the other device.

Choose: Enabled, Disabled

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Boot Up NumLock Status:

Choose On or Off. On puts the numeric keypad in Num Lock mode at boot-up. Off puts

the numeric keypad in arrow key mode at boo-up

Security Option:

Choose Setup or System. This lets you specify whether a password is required every time

the system boots or only when an attempt is made to enter the CMOS Setup program.

“Setup” – The password prompt only appears if you attempt to enter the CMOS setup

program.

“System” – The password prompt appears each time the system is booted.

Note: The password function is disabled by default. For a description of enabling

the password function, refer to the section: Supervisor Password & User Password

later in this chapter.

Baud Rate:

The data transfer rate (bit per second) to agent. Choose 9600/19200/38400/57600/115200

item.

Agent Wait Time (Min):

Agent negotiate time, choose 1/2/4/8 min.

Agent After Boot:

Choose enabled to enable agent administrate this board after boot.

Console Redirection:

Set the Console Redirection <Enabled>

This function is let you to connect the Server by hyper terminal to monitor Client, it has to be

worked under DOS mode. The Client terminal doesn’t need the graphic function.

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Advanced Chipset Features Setup

Use the Advanced Chipset Features Setup option as follows:

1. Choose “Advanced Chipset Features Setup” from the main menu. The following

screen appears:

2. Move between items and select values by using the arrow keys. Modify the selected

fields using the PnUP/PgDN keys. For information on the various options, press <F1>

key.

DRAM Timing By SPD:

It lets you select the value in this field, depending on the board paged DRAMs or EDO

(Extended Data Output) DRAMS.

Choose: Enabled / Disabled

DRAM Clock:

It lets you control the DRAM speed.

Choose: Host Clock, HCLK-33M, HCLK+33M

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SDRAM Cycle Length:

It sets the CAS latency timing.

Choose: 3 / 2

Bank Interleave:

Choose: 2 Bank / 4 Bank / Disabled

Memory Hole:

Choose Enabled or Disabled. You can reserve this area of system memory for ISA

adapter ROM. When this area is reserved, it cannot be cached. The user information of

peripherals that need to use this area of system memory usually discusses their memory

requirement.

System BIOS Cacheable:

Choose Enabled or Disabled. When enabled, caching of the system BIOS at

F0000h-FFFFFh, enhancing system performance. However, if any program writes to this

memory area, a system error may result.

Video RAM Cacheable:

Choose: Enabled / Disabled

Frame Buffer Size:

Choose: 2M / 4M / 8M / 16M / 32M

AGP Aperture Size:

Enter a value from 4MB to 128MB to determine the effective size of the graphics aperture

sued in the particular PAC configuration. The larger the value, the better the AGP

performance.

OnChip USB:

You could enable this function if the system contains USB (Universal Serial Bus) controller

and USB keyboard. When disabled, the system will not be able to access USB keyboard.

Choose: Enabled / Disabled

USB Keyboard/Mouse Support:

You could enable this function if the system contains USB controller and USB

keyboard/mouse

Choose: Enabled / Disabled

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