Advantech PCA-6157 User manual

PCA-6157

Full-size Pentium®

PCI CPU Card

This document is copyrighted, 1996, by Advantech Co., Ltd. All

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Acknowledgements

AWARD is a trademark of AWARD Software, Inc.

AMD is a trademark of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

IBM and PC are trademarks of International Business Machines

Corporation.

Intel is a trademark of Intel Corporation.

MS-DOS is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

SMC is a trademark of Standard Microsystems Corporation.

NCR is a trademark of NCR Corporation.

Part No. 2006157030 3rd Edition

Printed in Taiwan. August 1996

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Contents

Chapter 1 Hardware Configuration ........................ 1

Introduction............................................................................ 2

Specifications........................................................................ 3

Jumpers and connectors ........................................................ 6

SIMM memory modules....................................................... 8

Initial inspection..................................................................... 9

Jumper settings .................................................................... 10

How to set jumpers ............................................................. 10

CPU type and clock speed (JP1, JP16) ............................... 10

L2 cache size select (JP2, JP3, JP4) ................................... 11

Keyboard or PS/2 mouse select (JP6)................................. 11

Onboard I/O chip enable/disable select (JP7)..................... 11

BIOS Chip select (JP8, JP9) ............................................... 12

L1 cache size select (JP12) ................................................. 12

ISA bus clock select (JP14) ................................................ 12

Monitor mode select (JP15)................................................ 13

Watchdog timer – system reset/IRQ11 (JP19) ................... 13

Parallel port settings (JP21) ................................................ 14

SCSI Function Select (JP22, JP23)..................................... 14

Board layout ......................................................................... 15

Chapter 2 Connecting Peripherals ....................... 17

PCI EIDE hard drive connections (CN1, CN4).................. 19

Floppy drive connections (CN2) ........................................ 19

Parallel port (CN3) ............................................................. 20

SCSI-II internal connector (CN5)....................................... 20

Keyboard connectors (J6, CN6) ......................................... 20

PS/2 connector (CN6)......................................................... 20

Reset switch (J1)................................................................. 21

External speaker (J2) .......................................................... 21

Cooling fan power connector (J3) ...................................... 21

EIDE SCSI active LED (J4) ............................................... 21

Power LED and keylock (J5).............................................. 22

SMI switch (J7)................................................................... 22

CPU temperature alarm output (J8).................................... 23

Serial ports (COM1, COM2) .............................................. 24

Chapter 3 Power-up ............................................... 25

Chapter 4 AWARD BIOS Setup ................................ 27

System test and initialization .............................................. 28

System configuration verification ...................................... 28

AWARD BIOS Setup........................................................... 29

Entering setup ..................................................................... 29

Standard CMOS setup ........................................................ 30

BIOS features setup ............................................................ 31

CHIPSET features setup ..................................................... 36

Power management setup ................................................... 37

PCI slot configuration......................................................... 38

Load BIOS defaults ............................................................ 39

PNP configuration setup ..................................................... 39

Load setup defaults ............................................................. 39

Password setting ................................................................. 39

IDE HDD auto detection..................................................... 39

IDE low level format .......................................................... 39

Save & Exit setup ............................................................... 40

Exit without saving ............................................................. 40

Chapter 5 SCSI Drive Installation .......................... 41

General Description ............................................................. 42

Overview............................................................................. 43

Before you begin................................................................. 45

Device drivers for DOS/Windows ...................................... 46

Introduction......................................................................... 46

About the ProSCSl installation utility ................................ 47

MINICAM.SYS .................................................................. 48

DOSCAM.SYS ................................................................... 51

SCSIDISK.SYS .................................................................. 56

CDROM.SYS ..................................................................... 61

ASPICAM. SYS ................................................................. 64

Important additional information ....................................... 66

Device Drivers for OS/2....................................................... 67

Introduction......................................................................... 67

OS2CAM.ADD................................................................... 67

Device Drivers for SCO UNIX............................................ 75

Introduction......................................................................... 76

SCO UNIX 3.2v4x.............................................................. 75

The NCR CAM3 SCSI configuration tool.......................... 78

Important additional information ....................................... 89

Device Drivers for NetWare................................................ 90

Introduction......................................................................... 90

NetWare v3.1x, and v4.x .................................................... 90

Important additional information ....................................... 99

Device Drivers for Windows NT....................................... 100

Introduction....................................................................... 100

NCRSDMS.SYS ............................................................... 101

Important additional information ..................................... 104

Appendix A Programming the

Watchdog timer ................................. 107

Appendix B POST LEDs ............................................ 109

CHAPTER

Hardware

Configuration

This chapter gives background information

on the PCA-6157. It then shows you how to

configure the card to match your applica-

tion and prepare it for installation into your

PC.

Sections include:

• Card specifications

• Safety precautions

• Jumper settings

• Board layout

2PCA-6157 User's Manual

Introduction

The PCA-6157 industrial grade CPU card uses Intel's highly

acclaimedPentiumP54C type 75/90/100/120/133/150/166 MHz CPUs

and 82437FX "Triton" chipset. The card works with standard ISA

and/or ISA/PCI bus passive backplanes.

In addition to the Pentium's 16 KB on-chip cache memory, the card

hasan extra256 KB2nd-level write-backcache. ThePCA-6157 also

supports 8 to 128 MB of on-board DRAM. It has two PCI EIDE

interfaces (for up to four devices), a PCI SCSI-II interface, and an

FDD interface (for up to two devices). Other features include two

RS-232serial ports (16C550UARTswith 16-byte FIFOorcompati-

ble) and one enhanced parallel port (supports EPP/ECP). The card's

high speed PCI EIDE controller supports mode 4 operation, which

provides data transfer rates of over 16 MB/sec. and allows drive

capacities of up to 8.4 GB for connecting tape drives, CD-ROMs,

optical devices, etc.

In addition, the EBM3x-JA has a temperature sensor for the

Pentium CPU. It automatically turns on the CPU cooling fan and

outputs a CPU overheat alarm digital signal when the CPU tempera-

ture exceeds the upper-limit value set by BIOS. This ensures CPU

card reliability and lengthens CPU life.

The PCA-6157's 32-bit passive PCI interface provides burst transfer

speeds of up to 132 MB per second. The interface eliminates data

transfer congestion and improves performance of high bandwidth

applications such as graphics, video and LANs. The card also

provides a standard ISA bus interface for non-PCI adapter cards,

so you can still take advantage of the card's powerful on-board

PCI-EIDE and PCI SCSI-II controller when the card is plugged into

an ISA bus passive backplane. You can also plug the PCA-6157

into a PCI/ISA passive backplane for use with high performance

PCI-bus I/O cards.

The PCA-6157L does not have SCSI chip and temperature sensor.

Chapter 1 Hardware configuration 3

The card has power on self test (POST) LEDs for quick and simple

fault analysis. A backup of CMOS data is stored in the EEPROM,

which protects data even after the battery has failed. The industri-

al-grade construction of this card allows it to withstand continuous

operation in harsh environments at temperatures up to 140°F

(60° C). Also included is a 12-level watchdog timer, which resets the

CPU or generates an interrupt if a program cannot be executed

normally. This enables reliable operation in stand-alone or unat-

tended environments.

Specifications

System

• CPU:

IntelPentium 75/90/100/120/133/150/166MHz

•Chipset:

Intel 82437FX "Triton" chipset for Pentium processor

• BIOS:

AWARD, on-board POST (Power On Self Test) diagnostic

function

• Businterface: PCI and ISA (PC/AT) bus

• Databus: 64-bit

• Processingability: 64-bit

• Busspeed:

ISAbus:6.25~11 MHz

PCIbus: ½ CPUclock

•Cachememorysize:256KB

• DMAchannels:7

• Interruptlevels:15

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