IWILL DP6NS User manual

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EC Declaration of Conformity
We
Iwill Corp.
No. 9-1, Kong 6th RD.,
Lin Kou 2nd Industrial
Park, Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C.
declare under sole responsibility that the
DP6NS motherboard
meets the intent of Directive 89/336/ECC for Electromagnetic Compatibility.
Compliance was demonstrated to the following specifications as listed in the
official Journal of the European Communities:
EN 50081-1 Emissions:
EN 55022 Radiated, Class B
EN 55022 Conducted, Class B
EN 60555-2 Power Harmonics
EN 50082-1 Immunity:
IEC 801-2 Electrostatic Discharge
IEC 801-3 RF Radiat
IEC 801-4 Fast Transient

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About This Manual
This manual will guide both of experienced / beginner users in quick / detail
installation the system. There are six chapters in this manualand step by step
description will clearly guides you how to install the system.
User who is experienced in assembling system may refer to chapter 0 for quick
installation. Start from chapter one for detail description and engineer design
concept if you feel you are not qualified.
This manual is subject to change without notice.
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reserved. No any part of this document may be used or reproduced in any forms
or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without prior written
permission.
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registered trademarksof their respective owners.
Contents
Chapter O - Quick lnstallation P4

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Chapter 1- Overview
1.1 Features P14
1.2 Specifications P17
Chapter 2- Quick Installation P18
Chapter 3- Hardware Installation P19
3.1 Preparation and Inspection P19
3.2 Placement P20
3.3 CPU group P22
3.4 D-RAM Configuration P24
3.5 SCSI Interface P26
3.6 RAIDBUS P31
3.7 IDE Interface P31
3.8 USB P32
3.9 Enhanced Multi-IO P34
3.10 Other P36
Chapter 4- ATX Form-Factor Overview P39
Chapter 5- Award BIOS Setup P42
5.1 Main Menu P45
5.2 Standard CMOS Setup P49
5.3 BIOS Features Setup P53
5.4 Chipset Feature Setup P58
5.5 Power Management Setup P65
5.6 PNP/PCI Configuration setup P69
5.7 Integrated Peripherals P72
5.8 Load Setup Defaults P75
5.9 Supervisor/User Password setting P76
5.10 IDE HDD Auto Detection P77
5.11 HDD Low Level Format P77
5.12 Save & Exit Setup P77
5.13 ExitWithout Saving P77
Chapter 6- SCSI BIOS Setup
6.1 When to Use the SCSI Select Utility P78
6.2 SCSI Select Utility option P79
6.3 Configure / View Host AdapterSettings P80

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CHAPTER0
Quick Installation
Several easy installation steps will be described in this chapter to help the
experienced users for quick installation. If you are new user and need to know
more about this motherboard, please start from Chapter 1.
RAID
W. SCSI
U. SCSI
Socket 8
Socket 8
JP7
ISA
USB
PCI
SIMM
S2
S1
LPT
KB
PS2
FAN
FAN
CPU
CPU
FDD
P. IDE
S. IDE
P. Control
BIOS
JP15
PW
J9
J10
J11
J12
J13
J14
Figure 1:Connectors for DP6NS

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Socket 8
Socket 8
JP9
1
1
JP11
JP4
1
JP7
JP23
Figure 2 : Jumpers location

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Connector Function Description
PW 20 pin Standard ATX power input connector
BIOS BIOS (Basic Input Output System)
CPU Two 387 pin Socket 8 CPU socket
FDD 34 pin Floppy Disk Drive with key protect connector
FAN Two Fan Power connector
LPT 25 pin Parallel D-Sub connector
ISA 4 x ISA(Industrial Standard Architecture) 98 pin expansion slot
SIMM SIMM Socket
J9 SIMM Socket(Single In-line Memory Module ) Bank 0
J10 SIMM Socket(Single In-line Memory Module ) Bank 0
J11 SIMM Socket(Single In-line Memory Module ) Bank 1
J12 SIMM Socket(Single In-line Memory Module ) Bank 1
J13 SIMM Socket(Single In-line Memory Module ) Bank 2
J14 SIMM Socket(Single In-line Memory Module ) Bank 2
JP15 2 pin power switch connector for ATX power supply
KB 6 pin PS2 keyboard Mini-DIN connector
P. IDE40 pin Primary IDE with key protect connector
S. IDE 40 pin Secondary IDE with key protect connector
PCI 3 x PCI version 2.1 compliance 120 pin PCI (Peripheral
Component Interface)expansion slot
RAID 60 pin extension slot for working with RAIDBUS 1130 adapter
P. Control Front panel signal control connector
RST—Reset Switch
SCSI—SCSI detect LED
IDE—IDE detect LED
SMI—System Management Interface switch
LED—Power-on LED
Speaker—Speaker connector
Keylock—Keylock switch connector
PS2 6 pin PS2 mouse Mini-DIN connector
S1 9 pin Serial 1 D-Sub connector
S2 9 pin Serial 2 D-Sub connector
U. SCSI 50 pin Ultra SCSI with key protect connector
USB 20 pin Universal Serial Bus connector
W. SCSI 68 pin Wide SCSI with key protect connector

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Jumper Setting
JP2 3.3V Power Source Select
JP4 SCSI Chip Select
JP7 CPU Frequency Select
JP9 CMOS Clear Jumper
JP11 Flash EPROM Jumper Setting
JP12 Power-on switch type select
JP15 System On/Off Switch
JP23 Auto SCSI Terminator Control Function
Quick Installation
Step 1. Install Pentium Pro CPU
Pull up theCPU handlebar, place the CPU into the socket in
gentle/ horizontalway then pull down the handle barback to
its original place. There is no first or seond CPU socket if only
single Pentium Pro CPU is installed, you can insert the single
Pentium Pro CPU in either socket 8.

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U. SCSI
Socket 8
Socket 8
U. SCSI
Socket 8
Socket 8
Socket 8
JP1
Socket 8
JP12

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CPU
2
3
1
4
Step 2. Install Pentium Pro CPU Cooler
Hook the CPU Cooler’s metal la tch one side to the CPU
socket’s peg, then press the meta l latch again to fit into
anotherside.
Warning: Care mustbe taken when the CPU Cooler was installed, if not
a suitable force might scrach this motherboardwhile you
install the cooler.
JP2 & JP12
+12V
GND
Control

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Step 3. Adjust the CPU frequency
With the special patented design on this motherboard.Only
one jumperneeded to set this Pentium Pro CPU frequency.
Simply insert the jumper cap to the CPU frequency as it was
marked on top of the Pentium Pro CPU.Once the jumpercap
was inserted, it will automatically caculate the Internal/
External Clock and CLKMUL (Clock Multiplier).
U. SCSI
Socket 8
Socket 8
JP7
210
233
240
266
150
166
180
200
270
300
JP7
210
233
240
266
150
166
180
200
270
300
.
Step 4. Install the Memory Module
For at least two pieces of Fast Page Mode or EDO RAM with
72 pin SIMM (Single In-line Memory Module) must inserted
in this 64 bit Pentium Pro basemotherboard.TheJ9 to J14
were combined as Bank0,Bank1 and Bank2 in pair.
U. SCSI
Socket 8
Socket 8
BANK0
J9
J10
J11
J12
J13
J14
BANK2
BANK1
Step 5. Install the Internal Peripherals
The internal peripherals meansdevices that in the computer
chassis like the Floppy Disk Drive, HardDisk Drive, CD ROM