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FCC Statement

This equipment has been testedandfoundto complywith thelimits for a Class Bdigital device,pursuant toPart 15 of theFCCrules. Theselimits aredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainst harmfulinterferenceina residential installation.

Any changes or modification madeto this equipment void theusers authority to operatethisequipment.

This equipment generates, uses, andradiateradio frequencyenergyand, if not installedandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions, maycauseharmful interferencetoradiocommunications. However, thereis

noguaranteethat interferencewill not occur ina particular installation. If this equipment does causeharmfulinterferencetoradioor televisionreception, whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipment off andon, theuser is encouragedtotrytocorrect theinterferencebyoneor moreof thefollowingmeasures:

* Reorient or relocatethereceivingantenna.* Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipment andreceiver.* Connect theequipment into anoutlet ona circuit different fromthat to whichthereceiver is connected.

* Consult thedealer or anexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianfor help.

* All external cables connectingtothis basicunit must beshielded.

C. D. C. StatementC. D. C. StatementC. D. C. StatementC. D. C. StatementC. D. C. Statement

This digital apparatus does not exceed theClass B limits for radio noiseemissions fromdigitalapparatus as set out intheradiointerferenceregulations or theCanadianDepartment of Communications.

CE MarkCE MarkCE MarkCE MarkCE Mark

This equipment is inconformitywiththeEMCdirective.

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Overview

Theinformationinthis document is subject tochangewithout noticeandshouldnot beconstruedasa commitment bythemanufacturer. Product maynot beexactlyas photo shown.

Themanufacturer assumes noresponsibilityfor anyerrors that might appear inthis document.

Thesoftwaredescribedinthis document is furnishedunder a licenseandmaybeusedor copiedonlyinaccordancewiththeterms of suchlicense. Noresponsibilityis assumedfor theuseor reliabilityof softwareorequipment that is not suppliedbythemanufacturer or its affiliatedcompanies.

Copyright NoticeCopyright NoticeCopyright NoticeCopyright NoticeCopyright NoticeNopart of this manual maybereproducedor transmittedinanyformor byanymeans, electronicor

mechanical, photocopying, recordingor otherwise, storedinanyretrieval systemof anynaturewithout thepriorwrittenpermissionof themanufacturer.

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Other product andcompanynames mentionedhereinmaybetrademarks and/or servicemarks oftheir respectiveowners.

Intel andPentiumareregisteredtrademarks of Intel Corporation.Nvidia andnforceis registeredtrademark of Nvidia.Sis is registeredtrademark of SiliconIntegratedSystems Corporation.PS/2 is registeredtrademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

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Important Safety Information1. Pleasereadthesesafetyinstructions carefully.

2. Pleasekeepthis Users Manual for later reference.3. Pleasedisconnect this equipment fromACoutlet beforecleaning. Dont useliquidor sprayeddetergent

for cleaning. Usemoisturesheet or clothefor cleaning.

4. For pluggableequipment, thesocket-outlet shall beinstallednear theequipment andshall beeasilyaccessible.

5. Pleasekeepthis equipment fromhumidity.6. Laythis equipment ona reliablesurfacewheninstall. Adropor fall couldcauseinjury.7. Donot leavethis equipment inanenvironment unconditioned, storagetemperatureabove40C, it

maydamagetheequipment.

8. Theopenings ontheenclosurearefor air convectionhenceprotect theequipment fromoverheating.DONOTCOVERTHEOPENINGS.

9. Makesurethevoltageof thepower sourcewhenconnect theequipment tothepower outlet.10. Placethepower cordsucha waythat peoplecannot steponit. Donot placeanythingover thepower

cord. Thepower cordmust beratedfor theproduct andfor thevoltageandcurrent markedontheproducts electrical ratings label. Thevoltageandcurrent ratingof thecordshouldbegreater thanthevoltageandcurrent ratingmarkedon theproduct.

11. All cautions andwarnings ontheequipment shouldbenoted.12. If theequipment is not usefor longtime, disconnect theequipment frommains to avoid being

damagedbytransient over-voltage.13. Never pour anyliquidintoventilationopenings, this couldcausefireor electrical shock.14. Never open theequipment. For safetyreason, qualifiedservicepersonnel shouldonlyopen the

equipment.

15. If oneof thefollowingsituations arises, get theequipment checkedbyservicepersonnel:a. ThePower cordor plugis damaged.b. Liquidhas penetratedinto theequipment.c. Theequipment has beenexposedtomoisture.d. Theequipment has not work well or youcannot get it work accordingto users manual.e. Theequipment has droppedanddamaged.f. If theequipment has obvious signof breakage

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Table of Contents

FCC Statement ............................................................... 1Overview........................................................................ 2Important Safety Information............................................ 3

Section 1 Introduction................................. 5Section 1 Introduction................................. 5Section 1 Introduction................................. 5Section 1 Introduction................................. 5Section 1 Introduction................................. 51.1 Begin Your Tour In The DIY World............................ 61.2 Checking the Equipments ........................................ 7

Section 2 Motherboard Set Up...................... 9Section 2 Motherboard Set Up...................... 9Section 2 Motherboard Set Up...................... 9Section 2 Motherboard Set Up...................... 9Section 2 Motherboard Set Up...................... 92.1 Layout And Components Index .............................. 102.2 Component Index................................................. 112.3 K8NBP Motherboard Features ............................... 122.4 Installation and Setup ........................................... 16

Section 3 PSection 3 PSection 3 PSection 3 PSection 3 Peripheral Connection................... 23eripheral Connection................... 23eripheral Connection................... 23eripheral Connection................... 23eripheral Connection................... 233.1 Overview............................................................. 24

3.2 Connecting Peripheral Devices............................... 25

Section 4 Software and Utilities ................... 31Section 4 Software and Utilities ................... 31Section 4 Software and Utilities ................... 31Section 4 Software and Utilities ................... 31Section 4 Software and Utilities ................... 314.1 Installing Drivers and Utilities ................................ 32

Section 5 TSection 5 TSection 5 TSection 5 TSection 5 Trouble Shootingrouble Shootingrouble Shootingrouble Shootingrouble Shooting........................... 35........................... 35........................... 35........................... 35........................... 355.1 System Does Not Start........................................... 365.2 Keyboard and Mouse Problems ............................. 37

5.3 USB Devices Problems .......................................... 385.4 Software Problems ................................................ 39

Section 6 TSection 6 TSection 6 TSection 6 TSection 6 Taking Care of Yaking Care of Yaking Care of Yaking Care of Yaking Care of Your Computerour Computerour Computerour Computerour Computer...... 41...... 41...... 41...... 41...... 416.1 General Maintenance ........................................... 426.2 Safe Use of the System.......................................... 43

Appendix Installing Motherboard.................. 45Appendix Installing Motherboard.................. 45Appendix Installing Motherboard.................. 45Appendix Installing Motherboard.................. 45Appendix Installing Motherboard.................. 45A.1 Installing Motherboard ......................................... 46

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1.1 Begin Your Tour In The DIY World1.1 Begin Your Tour In The DIY World1.1 Begin Your Tour In The DIY World1.1 Begin Your Tour In The DIY World1.1 Begin Your Tour In The DIY World

Congratulations on purchasing this cutting-edge Small FormFactorCongratulations on purchasing this cutting-edge Small FormFactorCongratulations on purchasing this cutting-edge Small FormFactorCongratulations on purchasing this cutting-edge Small FormFactorCongratulations on purchasing this cutting-edge Small FormFactorSystem. Nowyou have the reliability and flexibility of computer that offersSystem. Nowyou have the reliability and flexibility of computer that offersSystem. Nowyou have the reliability and flexibility of computer that offersSystem. Nowyou have the reliability and flexibility of computer that offersSystem. Nowyou have the reliability and flexibility of computer that offerspowerful computing performance and full multimedia capabilities. As apowerful computing performance and full multimedia capabilities. As apowerful computing performance and full multimedia capabilities. As apowerful computing performance and full multimedia capabilities. As apowerful computing performance and full multimedia capabilities. As aprogressive and compact-sized PC, it allows you to work effectively and playprogressive and compact-sized PC, it allows you to work effectively and playprogressive and compact-sized PC, it allows you to work effectively and playprogressive and compact-sized PC, it allows you to work effectively and playprogressive and compact-sized PC, it allows you to work effectively and playingeniously with integrated functionality.ingeniously with integrated functionality.ingeniously with integrated functionality.ingeniously with integrated functionality.ingeniously with integrated functionality.

For utility, your computer features easy installation with better mecha-For utility, your computer features easy installation with better mecha-For utility, your computer features easy installation with better mecha-For utility, your computer features easy installation with better mecha-For utility, your computer features easy installation with better mecha-nismsuch as well-located cables and hard disk drive. Just followthe step-nismsuch as well-located cables and hard disk drive. Just followthe step-nismsuch as well-located cables and hard disk drive. Just followthe step-nismsuch as well-located cables and hard disk drive. Just followthe step-nismsuch as well-located cables and hard disk drive. Just followthe step-by-step installation guide of the manual, you will find that it is a simpleby-step installation guide of the manual, you will find that it is a simpleby-step installation guide of the manual, you will find that it is a simpleby-step installation guide of the manual, you will find that it is a simpleby-step installation guide of the manual, you will find that it is a simple

process to set up CPU, memory and hard disk drive that takes only threeprocess to set up CPU, memory and hard disk drive that takes only threeprocess to set up CPU, memory and hard disk drive that takes only threeprocess to set up CPU, memory and hard disk drive that takes only threeprocess to set up CPU, memory and hard disk drive that takes only threeminutes. And when you open its cover panels, you will admire the innova-minutes. And when you open its cover panels, you will admire the innova-minutes. And when you open its cover panels, you will admire the innova-minutes. And when you open its cover panels, you will admire the innova-minutes. And when you open its cover panels, you will admire the innova-tion of the components like side-blown CPU cooler and special-made powertion of the components like side-blown CPU cooler and special-made powertion of the components like side-blown CPU cooler and special-made powertion of the components like side-blown CPU cooler and special-made powertion of the components like side-blown CPU cooler and special-made powersupply that are developed to improve the noise and thermal.supply that are developed to improve the noise and thermal.supply that are developed to improve the noise and thermal.supply that are developed to improve the noise and thermal.supply that are developed to improve the noise and thermal.

TTTTTo help you use and get familiar with your computer, we provide thiso help you use and get familiar with your computer, we provide thiso help you use and get familiar with your computer, we provide thiso help you use and get familiar with your computer, we provide thiso help you use and get familiar with your computer, we provide thisuser's guide including the clear and concise installation guide, trouble-user's guide including the clear and concise installation guide, trouble-user's guide including the clear and concise installation guide, trouble-user's guide including the clear and concise installation guide, trouble-user's guide including the clear and concise installation guide, trouble-shooting procedure and the other practical information. We hope you willshooting procedure and the other practical information. We hope you willshooting procedure and the other practical information. We hope you willshooting procedure and the other practical information. We hope you willshooting procedure and the other practical information. We hope you willtake pleasure in using this computer as much as we enjoy designing it fortake pleasure in using this computer as much as we enjoy designing it fortake pleasure in using this computer as much as we enjoy designing it fortake pleasure in using this computer as much as we enjoy designing it fortake pleasure in using this computer as much as we enjoy designing it foryou.you.you.you.you.

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1.21.21.21.21.2 Checking the EquipmentsChecking the EquipmentsChecking the EquipmentsChecking the EquipmentsChecking the Equipments

This section describes the contents of your computer pages. BeforeThis section describes the contents of your computer pages. BeforeThis section describes the contents of your computer pages. BeforeThis section describes the contents of your computer pages. BeforeThis section describes the contents of your computer pages. Before

you unpack your computer, make sure you have enough roomto set up youryou unpack your computer, make sure you have enough roomto set up youryou unpack your computer, make sure you have enough roomto set up youryou unpack your computer, make sure you have enough roomto set up youryou unpack your computer, make sure you have enough roomto set up yoursystem. Then open the package and check the following items. If there aresystem. Then open the package and check the following items. If there aresystem. Then open the package and check the following items. If there aresystem. Then open the package and check the following items. If there aresystem. Then open the package and check the following items. If there areany of the equipments are missing or damaged, contact your deaderany of the equipments are missing or damaged, contact your deaderany of the equipments are missing or damaged, contact your deaderany of the equipments are missing or damaged, contact your deaderany of the equipments are missing or damaged, contact your deaderimmediately.immediately.immediately.immediately.immediately.

* Screws pack * Power cablefor Serial-ATAharddisk drive * Serial-ATAcable

* StudioFunCD* Small FormFactor System * Driver CD

* User's manual * Installationguide * Apower cord* Thermal grease

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2.1 Layout And Components Index2.1 Layout And Components Index2.1 Layout And Components Index2.1 Layout And Components Index2.1 Layout And Components Index

NOTE: represents thefirst pin.

BIOS

BAT1

Codec

JPRNT1IDE1

IDE2

J1394B1

FDD1

Super I/OIT8712

DDR2AGP1

PCI1

JPANEL1

JOUT1JMIC1

JUSBV1

SPDIFI1

JCDIN1

1

1 23

24

JCOM1JCOM2DJ1394A1

JRJ45USB1JKBMS1

JAUDIO

SPDIFO1

JATXPWR2

LAN

1

JUSBV3

JCMOS1

JUSB2

JUSB1 1

1

1

1

JIR12

1

2

25

26

1

JCL11

JUSBV21

JWOL11

1

JCFAN1

1WirelessLAN Chip

JUSB4 JUSB3SATA2

SATA1

1

1

IEEE1394Chip

Socket 754 CPU

JCOM2

12

910

NVIDIA CK 8

SATA Chip

JKBMSV1 1

U30

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2.2 Component Index2.2 Component Index2.2 Component Index2.2 Component Index2.2 Component Index

This section helps you to locate the components in the motherboardThis section helps you to locate the components in the motherboardThis section helps you to locate the components in the motherboardThis section helps you to locate the components in the motherboardThis section helps you to locate the components in the motherboard

and to find the details about themeasily.and to find the details about themeasily.and to find the details about themeasily.and to find the details about themeasily.and to find the details about themeasily.

A Back Panel ConnectorsB JCDIN1: CD-RomAudio-InHeaderC PCI1: Peripheral Component Interconnect SlotD JUSBV1: Power SourceSelectionfor JUSB3/ JUSB4E Front Panel ConnectorsF JWOL1: WakeOnLANHeaderG SPDIFIN1: Digital AudioConnectorH JUSB1-2: Front USBHeadersI JUSBV3: Power SourceSelectionfor JUSB1/ JUSB2J JPRNT1: Parallel portK J1394B1: Front 1394BHeaderL JATXPWR1-2: ATXPower ConnectorM JSFAN1: SystemFanHeaderN JPANEL: Front Panel Connector

O JUSBV2: Power SourceSelectionfor JRJ45USB1P SATA1-2: Serial ATAConnectorsQ JCL1: CaseOpenConnectorR JCMOS1: Clear CMOS JumperS DDR1: DDRDIMMModulesT DDR2: DDRDIMMModulesU IDE1-2: HardDisk ConnectorsV FDD1: FloppyDisk ConnectorW JCFAN1: CPUFanConnector

X AGP1: AcceleratedGraphics Port SlotY JUSBV2: Power SourceSelectionfor USBZ JKBMSV1: Power SourceSelectionfor KeyboardandMouseA1 U30: Wireless LANSlotB1 JSATA1-2: Serial ATAHeaderC1 JCOM2: COM2 Header

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2.3 K8NBP Motherboard Features2.3 K8NBP Motherboard Features2.3 K8NBP Motherboard Features2.3 K8NBP Motherboard Features2.3 K8NBP Motherboard Features

In this section, you shall find all the information about theIn this section, you shall find all the information about theIn this section, you shall find all the information about theIn this section, you shall find all the information about theIn this section, you shall find all the information about the

motherboard in your computer, including its features, various jumpers,motherboard in your computer, including its features, various jumpers,motherboard in your computer, including its features, various jumpers,motherboard in your computer, including its features, various jumpers,motherboard in your computer, including its features, various jumpers,headers, connectors, and also the installation guide to help you a quick andheaders, connectors, and also the installation guide to help you a quick andheaders, connectors, and also the installation guide to help you a quick andheaders, connectors, and also the installation guide to help you a quick andheaders, connectors, and also the installation guide to help you a quick andcorrect installation of your system.correct installation of your system.correct installation of your system.correct installation of your system.correct installation of your system.

A. HardwareA. HardwareA. HardwareA. HardwareA. Hardware

CPU

* Supports Socket 754.* Supports theAMDAthlon64Socket-754 processor upto3.2 GHz.

* Runningat 200/266/333 MHz Front SideBus.

Chipset

* NVIDIACrushK8- HyperTransport link to theAMDK8 CPU.- Supports AGP3.0 8Xinterface.- Runningat 200/266/333 MHz Front SideBus.- SingleUSB2.0 EHCI/Dual USB1.1 OHCI, 6 ports.

- Fast ATA/133 IDEcontrollers.- PCI 2.3 interfacesupporting.- Supports systemandpower management.- AC97 2.3 interface.

Super I/O

* Chip: ITEIT8712F.* LowPinCount Interface.* Provides themost commonlyusedlegacySuper I/Ofunctionality.* Environment Control initiatives,- H/WMonitor- FanSpeedController- ITE's Smart Guardian function

Slots

* One32-bit PCI bus master slot.* OneAGP 8Xslot.

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Main Memory

* Supports uptotwoDDRdevices.* Supports 200/266/333/ 400 MHz (withECC) DDRdevices.

* Maximummemorysizeis 2GB.Total MemorySizewithUnbufferedDIMMs

On Board IDE

* Supports four IDEdisk drives.* SupportsPIOMode5, BrideModeandUltraDMA33/66/100/133 BusMaster Mode.* Supports 2 Serial ATA(SATA) ports.- Compliant withSATA1.0 specification- Data transfer rates upto 150 MB/s

1394 Chip

* Chip: VIAVT6307.* Supports 2 ports withtransfer upto 400Mb/s.

LAN Chip

* Chip: Realtek RTL8110S/8100C.* Support 10 Mb/s, 100 Mb/s and1000Mb/s auto-negotiationoperation.* Half/Full duplexcapability.* Supports ACPI, PCI power management.

Wireless LAN - Air LinkTM (optional)

* Chip: RTL8180* Full compliancewithIEEE802.11 andIEEE802.11bspecifications.* Supports AdvancedConfigurationPower management Interface.(ACPI) andPCI power management systemfor modernoperatingsystems.

* Supports remotewake-upinbothACPI andAPMenvironments.* Keeps network maintenancecosts lowandeliminates usagebarriers.* Uses oneRF cardfor Wireless LAN.

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Serial ATA/RAID

* Chips: VT6420/VT6410* Supports RAID0, 1.

* Supports 2 Serial ATA(SATA) ports.- Compliant withSATA1.0 specification.- Data transfer rates upto 150 Mb/s.

On Board AC 97 Sound Codec

* Chip: ALC655.* Compliant withAC97 specification.* AC97 2.2 interface.* Supports S/PDIF-In, S/PDIF-Out.* Supports 6 channels.

On Board Peripherals

a. Rear side

- Supports 2 serial ports. (COM1/COM2)- Supports Audio ports invertical.- Supports 1 RJ-45 LANjack.- Supports PS/2 mouseandPS/2 keyboard.

- Supports USB2.0 ports.- Supports 1 S/PDIF-Out connector- Supports 1 IEEE1394Aconnector- Supports 1 parallel port

b. Front Side

- Supports 1 floppyport supports 2 FDDs with360K, 720K, 1.2M, 1.44M and2.88Mbytes.....- Supports 1 IEEE1394Aport.- Supports 4 USB2.0 ports.

- 1 xgameport, 1 xparallel port, 1 xS/PDIF-Inconnector, 1xLine-Out port, 1 xMic-Inport.

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B. BIOS & SoftwareB. BIOS & SoftwareB. BIOS & SoftwareB. BIOS & SoftwareB. BIOS & Software

BIOS

* Awardlegal BIOS.* Supports APM1.2.* Supports ACPI.* Supports USBFunction.* Thesetupprocedures canbefoundintheSetupDriver CD.

Software

* Supports WarpspeederTM, 9th TouchTM, FLASHERTM, WatchdogTM, WinFlasherTMand StudioFun!(optional)

* Offers thehighest performancefor Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP,Linux, UNIXseries, etc.

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2.42.42.42.42.4 Installation and SetupInstallation and SetupInstallation and SetupInstallation and SetupInstallation and Setup

In this section, you will learn howto install the CPU, DDR Module,In this section, you will learn howto install the CPU, DDR Module,In this section, you will learn howto install the CPU, DDR Module,In this section, you will learn howto install the CPU, DDR Module,In this section, you will learn howto install the CPU, DDR Module,and also howto set up jumpers and all the information about the componentsand also howto set up jumpers and all the information about the componentsand also howto set up jumpers and all the information about the componentsand also howto set up jumpers and all the information about the componentsand also howto set up jumpers and all the information about the componentson the motherboard. Not only can you find the installation steps, but alsoon the motherboard. Not only can you find the installation steps, but alsoon the motherboard. Not only can you find the installation steps, but alsoon the motherboard. Not only can you find the installation steps, but alsoon the motherboard. Not only can you find the installation steps, but alsothe details and locations of the components on the motherboard.the details and locations of the components on the motherboard.the details and locations of the components on the motherboard.the details and locations of the components on the motherboard.the details and locations of the components on the motherboard.

1. CPU Installation

Themotherboardsupports Intel Pentium4 processor inthe478 pinpackage. Themotherboardusesa CPUsocket calledPGA478 for easyCPUinstallation. WhenyouareinstallingtheCPU, makesuretheCPUhasa coolingfanattachedontheright toprevent overheating. If youdonot findthecoolingfan, contact your dealerandmakesureto install thembeforeturningonthecomputer.

Step1:Step1:Step1:Step1:Step1: Pull thelever sideways awayfromthesocket andthen raisethelever upto a 90-degreeangle.

Step2:Step2:Step2:Step2:Step2: Look for thewhitedot/cut edge. Thewhitedot/cut edgeshouldpoint towards thelever pivot. TheCPUwill fit onlyinthecorrect orientation.

Step3:Step3:Step3:Step3:Step3: HoldtheCPUdown firmly, andthen closethelever.Step4:Step4:Step4:Step4:Step4: Put theCPUfan on theCPUandbuckleit. Connect theCPUfan power cableto the

JCFAN1. This completes theinstallation.

2 Central Processing Unit: CPU

Thesefanheaders support coolingfans built inthecomputer. Orient thefans tomaketheheat sinkfins toallowair flowtogoacross theonboardheat sinks insteadof theexpansionslots. Thefanwiringandplugmaybedifferent accordingtothefanmanufacturer. Connect thefanfabletotheconnector whilematchingtheblack wireto thegroundpin.

(1) CPUFanHeader: JCFAN1 Pin Assignment1 Ground2 +12V

3 FANRPMSense

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1Pin Assignment1 Ground2 +12V3 FANRPMRateSense

(2) SystemFanHeader: JSFAN1Pin Assignment1 Ground2 +12V

3 FANRPMRateSense

(3) NorthBridgeFanHeader: JNFAN1

3. Installing DDR Module

1. Unlock a DIMMslot by pressing theretainingclips outward. Align a DIMMon theslot such that thenotch on theDIMMmatches thebreak ontheslot.

2. Insert theDIMMfirmlyandverticallyintotheslot until theretaining chip snap

back inplaceandtheDimmis properlyseated.

4. How to set up Jumpers?

Theillustrationshows howtoset upjumpers. WhentheJumper capis placedonpins, thejumper isclose. If nojumper capis placedonthepins, thejumper is open. Theillustrationshows a 3-pinjumper whosepin1and2 areclose whenjumper capis placedonthese2 pins.

Jumper open Jumper close Pin1-2 close

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1

5. Jumpers, Headers, Connectors & Slots:

(1) Floppy Disk Connector: FDD1(1) Floppy Disk Connector: FDD1(1) Floppy Disk Connector: FDD1(1) Floppy Disk Connector: FDD1(1) Floppy Disk Connector: FDD1

Themotherboardprovides a standardfloppydisk connector that supports 360K, 720K, 1.2M, 1.44Mand2.88Mfloppydisk types. This connector supports theprovidedfloppydriveribboncables.

(2) Hard Disk Connectors: IDE1/ IDE2(2) Hard Disk Connectors: IDE1/ IDE2(2) Hard Disk Connectors: IDE1/ IDE2(2) Hard Disk Connectors: IDE1/ IDE2(2) Hard Disk Connectors: IDE1/ IDE2Themotherboard has a 32-bit Enhanced PCI IDEController that provides PIOMode0~4, BusMaster, andUltra DMA33/ 66/ 100/ 133 functionality. It has twoHDDconnectors IDE1 (primary)andIDE2 (secondary).TheIDEconnectors canconnect a master anda slavedrive, soyoucanconnect uptofour harddiskdrives. Thefirst harddriveshouldalways beconnectedtoIDE1.

(3) Peripheral Component Interconnect Slots: PCI(3) Peripheral Component Interconnect Slots: PCI(3) Peripheral Component Interconnect Slots: PCI(3) Peripheral Component Interconnect Slots: PCI(3) Peripheral Component Interconnect Slots: PCIThis motherboardis equippedwith onestandardPCI slots. PCI stands for Peripheral ComponentInterconnect, andit is a bus standardfor expansioncards. This PCI slot is designedas 32 bits.

(4) Accelerated Graphics Port Slot: AGP1(4) Accelerated Graphics Port Slot: AGP1(4) Accelerated Graphics Port Slot: AGP1(4) Accelerated Graphics Port Slot: AGP1(4) Accelerated Graphics Port Slot: AGP1Your monitor will attachdirectlytothat videocard. This motherboardsupports videocards for PCI slots,but it is alsoequippedwithanAcceleratedGraphics Port (AGP). AnAGP cardwill takeadvantageofAGP technologytoimprovevideoefficiencyandperformance, especiallywith3Dgraphics.

(5) Serial ATA Connector: JSATA1/ JSATA2(5) Serial ATA Connector: JSATA1/ JSATA2(5) Serial ATA Connector: JSATA1/ JSATA2(5) Serial ATA Connector: JSATA1/ JSATA2(5) Serial ATA Connector: JSATA1/ JSATA2Themotherboardhas a PCI toSATAController with2 channels SATAinterface. It satisfies theSATA1.0specandcantransfer data with1.5GHz speed.

Pin Assignment Pin Assignment1 Ground 2 TX+3 TX- 4 Ground5 RX- 6 RX+7 Ground

(6) Clear CMOS Jumper: JCMOS1(6) Clear CMOS Jumper: JCMOS1(6) Clear CMOS Jumper: JCMOS1(6) Clear CMOS Jumper: JCMOS1(6) Clear CMOS Jumper: JCMOS1This jumper helps youtoclear theReal TimeClock (RTC) RaminCMOS. Youcan erasetheCMOSRTCRamdata to clear theCMOS memoryof date, time, andsystemsetupparameters.

JCMOS1 AssignmentPin1-2 Close Normal Operation(default)

Pin2-3 Close Clear CMOS Data

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1 3

1 3

* Clear CMOS Procedures:1. RemoveACpower line.2. Set thejumper to"Pin2-3 Close".3. Wait for fiveseconds.

4. Set thejumper to"Pin1-2 Close".5. Power ontheAC.6. Reset your desiredpasswordor clear theCMOS data.

(7) Front USB Headers: JUSB1/JUSB2(7) Front USB Headers: JUSB1/JUSB2(7) Front USB Headers: JUSB1/JUSB2(7) Front USB Headers: JUSB1/JUSB2(7) Front USB Headers: JUSB1/JUSB2Themotherboardprovides twoUSB2.0 PinHeaders. USB2.0 technologyincreases Data transfer rateuptoa maximumthroughput of 480 Mbps, whichis 40 times faster thanUSB1.1, andis ideal forconnectinghigh-speedUSBinterfaceperipherals suchas USBHDD, digital cameras, MP3 players,printers, modems, etc.

Pin Assignment Pin Assignment1 +5V(fused) 2 +5V(fused)3 USBP4- 4 USBP5-5 USBP4+ 6 USBP5+7 Ground 8 Ground9 KEY 10 NC

(8) Power Source Selection for USB: JUSBV1/ JUSBV2/ JUSBV3(8) Power Source Selection for USB: JUSBV1/ JUSBV2/ JUSBV3(8) Power Source Selection for USB: JUSBV1/ JUSBV2/ JUSBV3(8) Power Source Selection for USB: JUSBV1/ JUSBV2/ JUSBV3(8) Power Source Selection for USB: JUSBV1/ JUSBV2/ JUSBV3

JUSBV1/JUSBV2 Assignment DescriptionJUSBV3

Pin1-2 close +5V JUSBV1: for JUSB3/4 portsJUSBV2: for JRJ45 port.JUSBV3: for JUSB1/2 headers.

Pin2-3 close +5VStandbyVoltage 5Vstandbyto power on.

Note: In order to power-on USB devices function, "JUSBV1/JUSBV2/

JUSBV3" jumper caps should be placed on pin 2-3 respectively.

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JCDIN1

1

JWOL1

1

Pin Assignment

1 +5V_SB2 Ground3 Wakeup

(10) Wake On LAN Header: JWOL1(10) Wake On LAN Header: JWOL1(10) Wake On LAN Header: JWOL1(10) Wake On LAN Header: JWOL1(10) Wake On LAN Header: JWOL1This connector allows youtoconnect toa LANcardwithWakeOnLANfunction. Youcanwakeupthecomputer byremotecontrol througha local area network.

(11) Case Open Connector: JCL1(11) Case Open Connector: JCL1(11) Case Open Connector: JCL1(11) Case Open Connector: JCL1(11) Case Open Connector: JCL1

Pin Assignment

1 CaseOpenSignal2 Ground

(12) CD-ROMAudio-In Header: JCDIN1(12) CD-ROMAudio-In Header: JCDIN1(12) CD-ROMAudio-In Header: JCDIN1(12) CD-ROMAudio-In Header: JCDIN1(12) CD-ROMAudio-In Header: JCDIN1This header allows youtoreceivestereoaudioinput fromsoundsources, suchas CD-ROM, TVTuner,MPEGcard, etc.

Pin Assignment1 Left Channel Input2 Ground3 Ground

4 Right Channel Input

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(9) Front Panel Connector: JPANEL1(9) Front Panel Connector: JPANEL1(9) Front Panel Connector: JPANEL1(9) Front Panel Connector: JPANEL1(9) Front Panel Connector: JPANEL1Theconnector is for electrical connectiontothefront panel switches andLEDs.

Pin Assignment Function Pin AssignmentFunction1 +5V Speaker 2 SleepControl SleepButton3 NA Connector 4 Ground5 NA 6 NA NA7 Speaker 8 Power LED(+) POWERLED

9 HDDLED(+) HardDriveLED 10 Power LED(+)11 HDDLED(-) 12 Power LED(-)13 Ground ResetButton 14 Power Button Power-on Button15 Reset Control 16 Ground17 NA 18 KEY19 NA IrDA 20 KEY IrDA21 +5V Connector 22 Ground Connector23 IRTX 24 IRRX

(10) Power Connectors: JATXPWER1/ JATXPWR2(10) Power Connectors: JATXPWER1/ JATXPWR2(10) Power Connectors: JATXPWER1/ JATXPWR2(10) Power Connectors: JATXPWER1/ JATXPWR2(10) Power Connectors: JATXPWER1/ JATXPWR2Themotherboardsupports ATXpower supplyfor thepower system. Beforeinstallingthepower supplyconnector, pleasemakesurethat all components areinstalledproperly.

PIN Assignment PIN Assignment1 +3.3V 11 +3.3V2 +3.3V 12 -12V3 Ground 13 Ground4 +5V 14 PS_ON

5 Ground 15 Ground6 +5V 16 Ground7 Ground 17 Ground8 PW_OK 18 -5V9 +5V_SB 19 +5V10 +12V 20 +5V

PIN Assignment PIN Assignment1 +12V 3 Ground2 +12V 4 Ground

SPK

PWR_LED

HLED

SLP

RST

2 24

IR

1 23

IRON/OFF

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(11) Back Panel Connectors(11) Back Panel Connectors(11) Back Panel Connectors(11) Back Panel Connectors(11) Back Panel Connectors

PS/2Keyboard

PS/2Mouse

Speaker Out

Line In

Mic In

JAUDIO

USB

LAN

IEEE 1394

SPDIFO1 COM1 COM2

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3.1 Overview3.1 Overview3.1 Overview3.1 Overview3.1 Overview

Your computer offers the following connectors for peripheral device.Your computer offers the following connectors for peripheral device.Your computer offers the following connectors for peripheral device.Your computer offers the following connectors for peripheral device.Your computer offers the following connectors for peripheral device.

As these devices are provided by third-parties, be sure that they functionAs these devices are provided by third-parties, be sure that they functionAs these devices are provided by third-parties, be sure that they functionAs these devices are provided by third-parties, be sure that they functionAs these devices are provided by third-parties, be sure that they functioncorrectly when connected to your computer before you purchase them.correctly when connected to your computer before you purchase them.correctly when connected to your computer before you purchase them.correctly when connected to your computer before you purchase them.correctly when connected to your computer before you purchase them.

Front Panel Connectors

figure3.1

Back Panel Connectors

figure3.2

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Rear out

Front out

Center &

Subwoofer

PS/2-compatible mouse

Line in/Rear

Line out/Front

Mic/Center &

Subwoofer

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3.2 Connecting Peripheral Devices3.2 Connecting Peripheral Devices3.2 Connecting Peripheral Devices3.2 Connecting Peripheral Devices3.2 Connecting Peripheral Devices

Before you connect any peripherals, observe the following instructions.Before you connect any peripherals, observe the following instructions.Before you connect any peripherals, observe the following instructions.Before you connect any peripherals, observe the following instructions.Before you connect any peripherals, observe the following instructions.

* Turnoff thecomputer andtheperipheral device.* Readtheinstructions onthemanual or guideprovidedbythedevicemanufacturer carefully.* Insert theconnector that comes fromthedevicemanufacturer to theproper I/Oport.* Install thedrivers or other softwarethat's requiredbythedevicesotheyoperatecorrectly. Makesureyouturnoff thecomputer andtheperipheral devicebeforeconnectingthem.

* Restart thecomputer if youwerebeingaskedto.

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Connecting monitor

Toconnect a monitor, plugthemonitor cableintotheblueVGAport locatedontherear panel of your computer.

figure3.3

Connecting mouse and keyboard

Most of mouseandkeyboardarePS/2 compliant. However, lots of thelatest keyboardandmouseusetheUSBconnectors insteadof PS/2. Beforeconnectingmouseandkeyboard, makesuretheconnector is USBcompliant

or PS/2 compliant.

* Plugthemousecableintotheblack USBport (if your mouseuses thePS/2 connector, plugthecableinto thegreenPS/2 port locatedontherear panel of your computer).

* Plugthekeyboardcableintotheblack USBport (if your keyboarduses thePS/2 connector, plugthecableinto thepurplePS/2 port locatedontherear panel of your computer).

figure3.4

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Connecting USB Devices

Your computer is equippedwithfour standardUSB2.0 ports as thefigure3.5 shown. TheUSB2.0 connectoris backwardcompatiblewiththeUSB1.1. YoucanobtainUSB-compatibledevices suchas USBmouse, USBkeyboard, digital camera, scanner, flashdisk...etc. Anydevicethat supports this standardcanbeconnectedtothis port.

* Havethesymbol of USBconnector facingup.* Insert theconnector to theUSBport.* TheOS will automaticallydetect thedeviceandinstall thedriver for thedevice.* If theoperatingsystemdoes not havethedriver for your device, install thedriver fromthedriver CDthat is providedbythedevicemanufacturer.

figure3.5

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: TheUSBdevices support "hot plugging," eliminatingtheneedto power downor restart thecomputerwhen attachinga newperipheral. You can pluganyUSBdeviceinto anyport at anytime, even when thesystemis running.

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Connecting IEEE1394 Devices

Your computer is equipped with two IEEE1394 connectors as thefigure3.6 shown, which enhancethe

connectivityof thecomputer andallowusers toconnect moreelectronics devices suchas desktopdigital cameras,digital VCRs, highresolutioncolor printers, scanners, set-topboxes, andmore. TheIEEE1394 devices alsosupport "hot plugging," eliminatingtheneedto power down or restart thecomputer when attachinga newperipheral likeUSBdevices.

* Matchtheshapeof theIEEE1394 connector totheIEEE1394 port.* Insert theconnector, andmakesurethat it is connected.* TheOS will start runningandautomaticallyinstall thedriver for thedevice.* If theOSdoes not havethedriver for your device, install thedriver fromthedriver CDthat is providedbythedevicemanufacturer.

figure3.6

Connecting Audio Equipment

Your computer is equippedwiththefollowingaudioports, whichoffer wide-rangeapplications.

* SPDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) jack: SPDIF is a standardaudio transfer fileformat, whichprovidesdigital audio insteadof analogaudio throughoptical fiber.

figure3.7

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* "Headphone" jack: Usethis jack toconnect stereoheadphoneor amplifiedspeakers toyour computer.* "Microphone" jack: Usethis jack toconnect microphone.

* "Line-in" jack: Usethis jack toenjoystereoaudiofromtheexternal sourcesuchas CD/Tapeplayer andother audio appliance.

* "Line-out" jack: Usethis jack toconnect thecomputer's audiooutput toanexternal taperecorder, ortotheinputs of speakers.

Diagramfigure3.8

Connecting Printer

Your computer provides theexpansionport for parallel cableontherear panel. If users wouldliketoattachtheprinter throughtheparallel port, pleasecontact your dealer topurchasethecablekits. However, manyprintersarenowusingUSBas their input connector.

Connectingtheprinter port:* Matchthepins andtheshapeof theprinter connector to theprinter port

* Plugit infirmly.* Tightenit upwiththelockingscrewontheconnector.* Install thedriver fromthedriver CDor disketteprovidedbytheprinter manufacturer.* Restart thecomputer if askedto bytheOS.

Connectingtheprinter via USBport:* PlugtheUSBconnector tooneof theUSBport onyour LCD-PC* Your OS shouldstart runningandinstall theprinter driver for you.* However, if your OS does not havethedriver, pleaseinstall it fromthedriver CDor diskettethat isprovidedbytheprinter manufacturer

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: To install theprinter driver, pleaserefer to theguideyour printer manufacturer provides for you.

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Connecting LAN

Youcanconnect your computer withanother computer systemor get onbroadbandInternet connectionbyusingtheLANport.

Connect your LCDPCtoa network as follows:* TheLANjack is locatedontheback of your LCD-PC.* PluganRJ-45 network cableintheLANjack.* Theother endshouldbeconnectedto a network hubor switch, or to a peer computer.

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4.1 Installing Drivers and Utilities4.1 Installing Drivers and Utilities4.1 Installing Drivers and Utilities4.1 Installing Drivers and Utilities4.1 Installing Drivers and Utilities

Driver Setup

Weprovideaninstallationwizard, Driver CDInstallationUtility(SETUP.EXE), locatedintheroot ofDriver CDtolet users install somecommonuseddrivers conveniently.

TheWizardcanautomaticallydetect OS andswitchto theproper page, so youdon't needto worryabout installingthewrongdrivers. Youcansimplyput Driver CDintotheoptical drive(CD-ROM, DVDROM, orCombodepends onyour configuration) andtheInstallationUtilitywill autorunor youcanlaunchtheDriver CDInstallationUtilitymanually.

Figure4.1

There are two kinds of Installation Procedure:* Automaticallyinstall drivers fromCDbyusingCDinstallationutility:1. Simplyput Driver CDintoyour optical drive.2. Theinstallationwizardwill auto runandshowthenameof themainboardontheupper left of themenu(Seefigure4.1).

3. Usethemousecursor toclick theDriver optiononthepage.4. Driver setuputilitywill searchfor thedevices youhave.5. Theutilitywill start a pagewiththedrivers youmayneed.6. Click onthedriver youwant to install.7. Theutilitywill invokeother applications tocompletetherest of installation.

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8. Followtheinstallinginstructions tofinishtheinstallation.9. Click onthenext driver youwant to install.10. Repeat steps 6 to 8 until youhaveinstalledall thedrivers theutilityhas for you.

* If theDriver andutilityinstallationCDdoes not autorun, pleasefollowthenext steps after youplacetheCDintotheoptical drive.

1. PlacetheDriver CDintotheoptical drive.2. Doubleclick onMyComputer.3. Doubleclick onyour optical drivetobrowsetheCD.4. Doubleclick theSetup.exefiletoruntheutilitymanually.5. Usethemousecursor toclick theDriver optiononthepage.6. Driver setuputilitywill searchfor thedevices youhave.

7. Theutilitywill start a pagewiththedrivers youmayneed.8. Click onthedriver youwant to install.9. Theutilitywill invokeother applications tocompletetherest of installation.10. Followtheinstallinginstructions tofinishtheinstallation.11. Click onthenext driver youwant to install.12. Repeat steps 8 to 10 until youhaveinstalledall thedrivers theutilityhas for you.

Installing Utilities

Wealsoprovideyousomeveryuseful utilities toenhancetheexperienceof your computer. Just likeinstalling

drivers for your computer, youcanfollowthesteps for installingdriver until themenuof figure4.1 shows up.Then, pleasegothroughthefollowingsteps.

1. Click SoftwareandUpdateUtilityoption.2. Click onthesoftwareyouwant toinstall.3. Theinstallationutilitywill start theinstallationwizardfor thesoftwareyouchoose.4. Followtheinstructionsteps of thewizard.5. Repeat steps 2 to4 if youwant toinstall more.6. Whenyouaredone, simplyclosetheInstallationUtility.

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5.1 System Does Not Start5.1 System Does Not Start5.1 System Does Not Start5.1 System Does Not Start5.1 System Does Not Start

* No LEDs light and no sound can be heard from thecomputer:

* Makesurethepower cableis pluggedinsecurely. Inspect thecables tomakesurethereis novisibledamage.

* Pluganother, known-workingapplianceinto theoutlet to makesuretheoutlet is functioning. Ifavailable, trytousea different power cable.

* If thepower cableand wall socket areOK, theremaybea power supplyfailure. Contact yourcomputer dealer for technical support andservice.

* Keyboard and power LEDs light, and sound comes fromthe computer, but the monitor remains blank:

* Makesurethemonitor is turnedonandits power cableis securelypluggedintoa workingoutlet.* Makesurethemonitor displaycableis pluggedsecurelyintotheback of thecomputer. If available,trya different monitor, or trythemonitor ona different VGA-compatiblecomputer.

* If themonitor is poweredonandknowntobeworking, theremaybea problemwiththecomputermaincircuit board. Contact your computer dealer for technical support andservice.

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5.2 Keyboard and Mouse Problems5.2 Keyboard and Mouse P roblems5.2 Keyboard and Mouse Problems5.2 Keyboard and Mouse P roblems5.2 Keyboard and Mouse P roblems

* Keyboard doesn't take input, but mouse pointer moveswhen mouse is moved:

* Makesurethekeyboard, mouseor receiver is connectedwhenyoustart thecomputer.* If you inadvertentlystart thesystemwith thekeyboard disconnected, shut down thesystembypressingandholdingthepower buttononthesystemunit for at least four seconds.

* Keyboard doesn't take input; mouse pointer does not move:

* Makesurethemouseplugis insertedinthemouseconnector onyour computer andthekeyboardplugis insertedintothekeyboardconnector onyour computer.

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5.3 USB Device Problems5.3 USB Device Problems5.3 USB Device Problems5.3 USB Device Problems5.3 USB Device Problems

* Plug in any USB device but the display shows up as anunknown device in the Device Manager

* Install thedriver for your USBdevice.* Thenpluginyour USBdevice.

* USB device works when first plugged in, but does notwork after system is woken from Standy mode:

* Forcethedeviceto configurebyunpluggingandthenpluggingit back in.* Usea completeshutdown(holdthepower buttonfor four seconds) whenever youstopthesystem. This

forces all devices tobereconfiguredthenext timethesystemstarts.

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5.4 Software Problem5.4 Software Problem5.4 Software Problem5.4 Software Problem5.4 Software Problem

Good software is tested thoroughly before you receive it. However, softwareGood software is tested thoroughly before you receive it. However, softwareGood software is tested thoroughly before you receive it. However, softwareGood software is tested thoroughly before you receive it. However, softwareGood software is tested thoroughly before you receive it. However, software

developers are human, and sometimes software encounters a situation thatdevelopers are human, and sometimes software encounters a situation thatdevelopers are human, and sometimes software encounters a situation thatdevelopers are human, and sometimes software encounters a situation thatdevelopers are human, and sometimes software encounters a situation thatthe programmers did not anticipatethe programmers did not anticipatethe programmers did not anticipatethe programmers did not anticipatethe programmers did not anticipate

* A problem behaves erratically or refuses to accept userinput:

* Wait a while. Theproblemmight bebusyprocessingdata or waitingfor someevent, suchas networkactivity.

* If possible, usethetask bar toswitchtoother problems, saveanydocuments that might beopen, and

closeother programs. Thenattempt to closetheprogramthat is misbehaving.* If a problemdoes not close, press theCtrl + Alt + Del keys together onlyonce. Thecomputer willgiveyoutheoptionof endingthetask or waitinglonger. If youpress Ctrl + Alt + Del a secondtime,thecomputer restarts if it can.

* As a last resort, if thecomputer totallyignores themouse, keyboardandpower button, you canunplugthepower cable; wait a moment; andthen plugthepower cableback in. This forces thecomputer to restart.

* If theproblempersists, contact your computer dealer for technical support andservice.

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6.1 General Maintenance6.1 General Maintenance6.1 General Maintenance6.1 General Maintenance6.1 General Maintenance

Before you install any computer component, we recommendthat you read the following instructions.

* Electrostaticdischargecandamagethecomponents of your computer. Donot removea componentfromits protectivepackaginguntil youarereadytoinstall it.

* Avoidtransportingor usingyour computer indirtyor dustyenvironments. Usea cleancontainer whenyoutransport thecomputer.

* Avoidgettingdirt anddust in theoptical drive.* Avoidspillingliquids onthecomputer.* Youcanoccasionallyusea vacuumtocleantheports.

* Makesurethat thecomputer is turnedoff beforeunpluggingit.* Whenyoudisconnect cords, remember topull thembytheplugs andnot bythecords themselves. Thiswill prevent damageto thecords, plugs, ports, andjacks.

* Maintainyour OS environment bydoingscandisk, virus scan, anddefragment regularly.

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6.2 Safe Use of The System6.2 Safe Use of The System6.2 Safe Use of The System6.2 Safe Use of The System6.2 Safe Use of The System

To ensure that you can use your computer safety and cor-rectly and increase the working lifetime of your computer,please read the following instructions. You will also reducethe chance of damage to your computer and personal in-

jury to yourself.

* Beawareof all cautions andfollowtheinstructions that maybemarkedonthecomputer.* Except as describedelsewhereinthis manual, refer all servicingtoqualifiedpersonnel. Immediatelyshut off thecomputer andrefer for servicingunder thefollowingconditions:

1. Whenthepower cordor plugis damagedor frayed2. If liquidspills onthecomputer3. If theLCD-PCis droppedor thechassis is damaged

* Never pushanyobjects of anykindintochassis openings. Theymaytouchdangerous voltagepointsor short parts, whichcouldresult infireor electrical shock.

* Turnoff thecomputer beforeinstallingor removinga peripheral device, except USB, or IEEE1394devices.

* Turnoff thecomputer andunplugit beforecleaning.* Donot exposethecomputer todirect sunlight.

* Keepthecomputer awayfromanymagneticdevices or TVs.* Do not use the computer in a dusty or dirty working area. Dust can damage and/or causecontaminationof theunit, whichcanresult inmalfunction.

* Do not useyour computer on an unstableworkingsurfaceto prevent your computer frombeingknockedover anddamaged.

* Keepall liquids awayfromthecomputer andits accessories.

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AppendixAppendixAppendixAppendixAppendix Installing MainboardInstalling MainboardInstalling MainboardInstalling MainboardInstalling Mainboard

Before installing mainboard, users have to remove the two-side and topBefore installing mainboard, users have to remove the two-side and topBefore installing mainboard, users have to remove the two-side and topBefore installing mainboard, users have to remove the two-side and topBefore installing mainboard, users have to remove the two-side and top

panels. Then remove the front cover panel for inserting the mainboard intopanels. Then remove the front cover panel for inserting the mainboard intopanels. Then remove the front cover panel for inserting the mainboard intopanels. Then remove the front cover panel for inserting the mainboard intopanels. Then remove the front cover panel for inserting the mainboard intothe chassis.the chassis.the chassis.the chassis.the chassis.

Removing The Front Cover Panel

* Therearefour quick joints onthereversesideoffront panel bezel as figureA.2. Press thequickjoint hooks toremovethefront panel bezel.

FigureA.1

* Usethescrewdriver to removethetwo screws on

thebaseof chassis.

FigureA.3

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* Thenusethescrewdriver toremovethetwoscrewsonthetopof front cover panel.

Installing Mainboard

* Insert themainboardintothebaseof thechassisandplaceit closetotheback panel.

* After fixing themainboard on thebaseof thechassis, youwill findtherearesixmountingholeofscrews both on the computer chassis and themainboard. Usethescrewdriver to fasten thescrews.

FigureA.4

FigureA.5

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* Connect thecableof LEDs indicator andfront panelswitches to"JPANEL1" connector ontheMainbord.

* Connect thecableof systemfan to "JSFAN1"connector onthemainboard.

* Connect thecabletothefloppy, CD-ROMandHDD.

* PlacetheCD-ROMbracket andandfixit with2 screws.

FigureA.7

FigureA.8

FigureA.9

FigureA.10

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* PlaceHDDbracket.

* Fixit withonescrew.

* Placethefront panel back andfixit with fourscrews tocompletetheinstallationof mainboard.

* Note: Thefigures showthelocations of theconnectors onP4SBAmotherboard. Pleaserefer tosection2, theMotherboardlayout of K8NBP for thecorrect locations of theconnectors.

FigureA.11

FigureA.12

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