AOpen MT85 Manuel utilisateur

Chapter 0 Catalogue

Chapter 0 Contents.......................................................... 0-1

Chapter 1 How To Use This Manual ...................... 1-1

1.1 A Thank-you Note Before You Get Started..........................................................................1-1

1.2 The Features Of This Manual..............................................................................................1-2

1.3 Preliminary Tools.................................................................................................................1-3

Chapter 2 Start To Assemble..................................... 2-1

2.1 Open The Housing ..............................................................................................................2-1

2.2 Check Accessories..............................................................................................................2-3

2.3 Check Your I/O Back-panel .................................................................................................2-5

2.4 Set Up Hard Disk.................................................................................................................2-7

2.5 Set Up Motherboard ..........................................................................................................2-10

2.6 Set Up CPU.......................................................................................................................2-12

2.7 Plug In Memory .................................................................................................................2-19

2.8 Set Up Floppy Diskette Drive ............................................................................................2-21

2.9 Set Up Optical Storage Devices........................................................................................2-24

2.10 Connect Signal Cable......................................................................................................2-27

2.11 Connect Power Cord .......................................................................................................2-30

2.12 Connect The Signal Cables Of Front Panel Light ...........................................................2-33

2.13 Set Up Interface Card......................................................................................................2-34

2.14 All Set ..............................................................................................................................2-37

Chapter 3 Check What You've Achieved.3-1

3.1 Connect The External Peripherals ......................................................................................3-1

3.2 Turn On The Power To Check .............................................................................................3-5

3.3 Postscripts...........................................................................................................................3-9

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Catalogue

Chapter 1 How To Use This Manual

1.1 A Thank-you Note Before You Get Started

First of all, we would like to express our gratitude to your purchase of this specially designed

Baresystem by AOpen. Once again, this Baresystem is designed uniquely to meet all your

personal needs with our great industrial designing ability and our everlasting perseverance with

the quality of all products.

This manual is for those who want to set up the computer by themselves. In other words, this is a

book for " Fresh drives on the road." If you are already a veteran, this manual may not be that

suitable for you. It is our hope that the novices can build up their own computers step by step.

Now, we invite you to personally experience this user-friendly manual and all the powerful

functions this AOpen Baresystem offer.

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The logos of Microsoft, Windows are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in America and other

countries.

All the titles of the products and the trademarks mentioned in this manual are for the purpose of illustrative

conveniences and are possessed by their respective firms.

We regret not informing about any changes in usage standards and other related information. AOpen Company

reserves the right of altering or modifying the content of this manual. In case of any mistakes or incorrect descriptions,

which include those on the products, AOpen makes no guarantee or commitments.

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Under no circumstances are any types of duplicating and loading this brochure in any databases and media

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How To Use This Manual

1.2 The Features Of This Manual

In this manual, you will be able to know how to:

Set up a personal computer on your own.

Correctly and safely put everything together and get some ideas about hardware.

Make the setup easier with some practical techniques.

In addition, this manual DOES NOT offer you:

Any sorts of back doors, such as overclocking.

A great bunch of hardware standard that is difficult to understand.

Lengthy, fanciful but vague theories.

Instead, this manual explains theories in simple language by colorful illustrations. Therefore,

you will see the icons below quite often.

Note Contains knowledge you should know in process of

assembling and some helpful tips.

Warning

When seeing this mark, please beware. It highlights

mistakes occurred often when assembling or something

you should pay attention to.

Setup Order This mark indicates the assembling sequence which

should be followed b

numerical order.

Force direction This arrow shows the right direction the force should be

imposed or the correct assembling direction.

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1.3 Preliminary Tools

"A workman must first sharpen his tools if he is to do his work well". Before you start the setup,

there are some tools that you can't spare.

Firstly, the most frequently used tool is cross screwdriver. You can use it to screw most interior

components. A suitable screwdriver can make the setup job much easier. But does any

screwdriver apply? No, we suggest a screwdriver with a magnetic tip. When you set up your

PC, the situation is very likely to happen: you accidentally drop screws into the space between

components. In case of this, a magnetic screwdriver helps attracting those fallen screws that

are impossible to reach by hands. Some screw holes are difficult to reach. At this case, we

need a magnetic screwdriver as well. In addition, the size of tool does matter. Generally, the

domestic 107 cross screwdriver is the best one.

I can get it done!!

When putting things together, you can't avoid adjusting Jumpers. In most of cases, it can be

done barehanded. But the time always comes when there is a situation hands fail to reach in

and fix the problem. You will thank God if you have a pliers on hand to avoid any hassle just

because of one JUMPER.

What is Jumper?

Jumper is something generally referred to "

Jumping wire", which is used to adjust some

functions such as FSB (front side bus), ratio, and

sound switches adjustment by causing them

short circuit.

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How To Use This Manual

[Note]

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Chapter 2 Start To Assemble

2.1 Open The Housing

This product you bought from AOpen Baresystem series belongs to special standards of

MicroATX. And this Baresystem has following distinguishing features:

The MicroATX housing provides you a big space to expand capacity.

The cut-free design at bending edges ensures your safety when assembling.

A highly efficient 145W / 180W(Optional) power supplier ensures your computer

work smoothly in most cases.

FCC Class B / DoC and CE conformed standards guarantee your health.

A high-efficiency motherboard attached makes your job much easier.

A great extensible function; you can optionally purchase AGP/PCI interfaces,

VGA or other add-on cards.

Now, let's open the housing and take a look at the interior design and attached accessories:

Loosen screws on the housing

You can loosen them with a cross screwdriver.

Need your attention.

This manual can be applied to MT85 / HQ85

series housings. They are only different in

their appearance. The pictures shown

below are just for your reference.

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Start To Handle

Remove both sides of housings.

To remove side housings, slide the housing a bit backward and lift it up. Procedure goes

the same with the other side.

Then you can have a clear look of AOpen Mid-Tower Baresystem.

2-2 Start To Handle

2.2 Check Accessories

Opening the housing, you are supposed to see the following accessories:

Power cord: Connects the computer power.

Are power cords all the same?

Power cords are various in different countries.

Please use an appropriate power cord according

to your country.

Fixed screws: After opening the accessory parcel, you'll see three different types of

screws as follows:

s shown in the picture, the threads

on NO.1 screw are wide and it is a

so-called hex screw.

s shown in the picture, the NO.2

screw’s threads are wide as well but it

has a round head. It is a so-called

bindin

head screw.

s shown in the picture, threads on

NO.3 screw are narrow. It is a

so-called round head washer screw.

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Start To Handle

IDE Cable: is a 40-pin connector used to link IDE interface devices such as hard

disk and CD-ROM.

40-Pin Connector

IDE Cable: a 80-pin connector to connect the hard disk with IDE interface and

CD-ROM.

80-Pin Connector

Floppy Diskette Drive (FDD) Cable: is a 34-pin connector to connect diskette drive.

34-Pin Connector

2-4 Start To Handle

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