IWILL UPX User manual

UPX

User’s Guide

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Revision Version: 1.00

Release Date:August 2002

Contents

Overview……………………….…………………………………………..iv

Unpacking……………………………………………………………..…..iv

Features Highlight…………………………………………………….…..v

About This User Guide…………………………………………………..viii

Getting Help…………………………………………………………...…..ix

UPX Motherboard (Picture)....…………………………………………....x

UPX Motherboard (Layout)....…………………………………………...xi

CHAPTER 1：Hardware Installation…………………..………….1

Step 1：Jumper Setting………………………………………………....1-1

Step 2：Install memory…………………………………………….…..1-3

Step 3：Install CPU………………………………………………….....1-6

Step 4：Attach Cable to Connectors …………………………….......1-8

1.ATX Power Supply…………………………….………….1-10

2.Floppy Disk Drive Connector………………………….....1-10

3.Primary / Secondary IDE Connectors…………………...1-11

4.Primary / Secondary IDE RAID Connectors…………....1-12

5.Reset Switch Header……………………………………..1-13

6.SCSI Hard disk Activity LED Header…………………...1-13

7.Hard Disk Activity LED Header………………….……....1-13

8.SPEAKER Header…………………………….…………. 1-14

9.ATX power switch/Soft Power Header…………………..1-14

10.System Power LED Header…………………….…….... 1-14

11.CPU and Aux Fan connectors………………….….…... 1-14

12.Wake-On-LAN Port…………………………………....... 1-15

13.PS/2 Mouse Port…………………………….…………...1-16

14.PS/2 Keyboard Port………………………….………......1-16

15.USB (Universal Serial Bus) Ports………….…………...1-16

16.Parallel Port………………………………….……….......1-17

17.Onboard LAN Connectors……………………………... 1-17

18.USB Header………………………………………..….... 1-17

19.Serial Port COM1 Port…………………………….….…1-18

20.Chassis Intrusion Sensor Connector…………………..1-18

21.Thermal Header…………………………….…………... 1-18

22.BMC COM Port……………………………….…………..1-18

Step 5：Install Expansion Cards……………………………………..1-19

Step 6：Powering on Your Computer………………….………..…..1-20

CHAPTER 2：BIOS SETUP…………………….………………....2-1

Starting BIOS Setup………………………………………………….…2-1

Using Setup……………………………………………………….…..…2-2

In Case of Problems……………………………………………….……2-4

Section 1：Main Menu………………………….………………………2-5

The Menu Bar………………………………………………2-6

The Legend Bar……………………...……………….……2-7

The Field Help Window……………………………………2-8

Main Menu Selections…………………………………..…2-9

Master and Slave Sub-Menus…………………………….2-9

Section 2：Advanced Menu…………………………………………..2-13

Advanced Chipset Control…………………………....…2-14

Advanced Processor Options……………………..….…2-15

Cache Memory…………...…………………………....…2-15

I/O Device Configuration Menu……………………....…2-16

Section 3：Security Menu………………………………………….…2-19

Section 4：Power Menu………………………………………………2-21

Section 5：Boot Menu…………………………………………………2-23

Section 6：Exit Menu……………………………………………….…2-26

Saving Values………………………….…..……….……..2-26

Exit Discarding Changes……………………………...….2-27

Load Setup Defaults……………………………..…….…2-27

Discard Changes……………………………………….…2-27

Save Changes………………………………………….....2-28

CHAPTER 3.1：BIOS BOOT UTILITY………………….…... 3-1

Phoenix QuietBoot……………………………………………….……..3-1

Phoenix MultiBoot…………………………….……………………......3-2

CHAPTER 3.2：BIOS FLASH UPGRADE UTILITY………...3-4

Installation……………………………………………………………....3-4

Executing Phoenix Phlash16.exe program………………………….…....3-4

Appendix A: Troubleshooting……………………...…..4-1

Appendix B: Symptom Report Form……………..…...4-5

Overview

Thank you for choosing IWILL UPX high performance motherboard. The UPX

support Single Intel Socket-604 Xeon (Prestonia) at 400 MHz Front Side Bus

(FSB) , based on Socket-604 motherboard (M/B) and the ATX form factor

featuring the ServerWorks chipset. As the latest ServerWorks chipset is built in

the M/B. In the memory support, UPX fully Four DIMM slots support up to 4GB

PC2100 memory with ECC function. One more advantage is the UPX

provides dual Promise (PDC20271) ATA-133 IDE RAID channels to increase

I/O transformation to maximum 400MB/sec (100MB/sec per IDE channel)

Flexibility and expandability are always concerned by IWILL, UPX contains 3

PCI32 slots 、1 PCI 64 and 2 PCI-X slots for numerous add-on cards. Other

features such as Dual Broadcom 5702 (32bit/ 66MHz) Gigabit Ethernet

controllers will provide high system capabilities that meet a wide range of

demanding Sever applications.

Unpacking

Remove all items from the box and make sure you have these following items:

If you discover damaged or missing items, please contact your retailer.

❒ One IWILL UPX motherboard

❒ One 80-wire ATA-66 ribbon cable

❒ One 40-pin ATA-33 ribbon cable

❒ One floppy ribbon cable

❒ One bag of spare jumpers

❒ One UPX user’s guide

❒ One CD containing drivers and utilities

❒ One Onboard RAID & LAN User’s Guide

❒ IDE RAID driver disk(s)

Overview

Features Highlight

CPU  Single Intel Socket-604 Xeon (Prestonia) CPU at

400 MHz Front Side Bus (FSB)

 Support 2.0+ GHz

 Designed for Socket-604 technology.

Chipset  UPX uses the latest ServerWorks Chipset

 North Bridge：GC-SL

 South Bridge：CSB5

 I/O Bridge：CIOB-X2

 Because the powerful features of its

components, it can fully support 2 PCI-X slots

and Four DIMM slots supports up to 4GB

PC2100 DDR DIMM Module with ECC function

support.

System

Memory

Support

 Registered DDR DIMM Module Support Only

 Four DIMM slots support up to 4GB PC1600

memory with ECC function

Onboard IDE

RAID

Controllers

 Promise (PDC20271) ATA-133 IDE RAID

controller.

 Support RAID level 0 / 1 /10

 ATA/133 Compatible

Onboard LAN

Controllers

 Dual Broadcom 5702 (32bit/ 66MHz) Gigabit

Ethernet controllers

Onboard VGA

Controller

 ATI RageXL video controller with 8MB memory.

Overview

Onboard IDE

RAID

Controllers

 Use Promise (PDC20271) ATA-133 IDE RAID

controller, and up to four drivers.

 Support RAID level 0 / 1 /10

 ATA/133 Compatible

IDE Controllers  Onboard PCI Bus Master IDE controller provides

two IDE connectors. And each connector

supports two IDE devices.

 Support Ultra DMA mode 5 (ATA-100), Ultra DMA

mode 4 (ATA-66) Ultra DMA 33, PIO Mode 3 and

4 and Bus Master IDE DMA Mode 4, and

supports Enhanced IDE devices.

Expansion

Slots

 Contain 3 PCI-32 slots 、1 PCI-64 slot and 2

PCI-X slots.

Super Multi-I/O  NS super I/O

 1 Floppy Connector

 1+1 serial ports with UART 16550

 One Parallel port with ECP/EPP support

 Dual ICMB Connectors

 Dual Onboard USB Connectors 2 USB headers

 PS/2 mouse and keyboard connectors with

Wake-Up function.

Dimension  Extended ATX form factor-12"x10.5"

Wake-On-LAN  Support Wake-On-LAN activity with onboard

NIC /internal network card that contain WOL

connector when enable the function” Wake Up

on LAN” in the power management of BIOS

Setup Utility.

Overview

BIOS Support  Phoenix BIOS on 4MB flash

 Supports IDE CD-ROM boot-up.

 Legacy USB support

 Jumper-less setting for Vcore and CPU host bus

frequency setting table

 MO, DVD, CD-ROM support

Enhanced

ACPI

 Fully implements the ACPI standard for

Windows 98/NT4.0/2000 compatibility.

Desktop

Management

Interface (DMI)

 Support DMI through BIOS, which allows

hardware to communicate within a standard

protocol creating a higher level of compatibility.

Hardware

Monitoring

 Winbond 83910F BMC (Base-board

Management Controller) onboard

 IPMI compliance feature connector

PC99

Compliant

 UPX is fully compliant with the Microsoft PC99

specification at both the hardware and BIOS

levels.

VRM Support  Support VRM 9.1 specification.

OS Support  Windows 2000

 Linux Red Hat 7.x

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Overview

About This User Guide

This manual explains how to build up your system with UPX in detail. Please

follow the procedures of this User Manual carefully and pay special attention to

these icons.

IMPORTANT

This icon informs you for particularly important

details regarding the setup or maintenance of

your system. While we point out the most vital

paragraphs in a chapter, you should always

read every word carefully. Failing to do so can

cause exasperation.

WARNING

This icon alerted you for potential dangers

during setting up your system with UPX. These

warnings should not be regarded as the whole

of your safety regimen. Never forget that

computer are electronic devices and are

capable of delivering a shock. Prevent damage

to yourself and to your board: always ensure

that your system is turned off and unplugged the

power cords whenever you are working with it,

and that you are equipped

NOTE

This icon alerted you for notice during setting up

your system. It provides you can useful alert

during setting up a new system.

TIP

This icon will show you how to configure your

system with UPX in an easy and simple ways.

This icon always provides some useful

description to help you configure your system.

Overview

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