ECS NEATSX Manuel utilisateur

NEATsx

NEATSX

System Board

User's Manual

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Prepared by BSI Technical Documentation Services

Manual Version 1.0

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Contents

Introduction.......................................................................................1

Board Layout........................................................................3

Hardware...........................................................................................5

Specifications

.......................................................................

General......................................................................5

Memory Subsystem...................................................9

NEATsx ChipSet.......................................................18

ROM BIOS................................................................22

Peripheral Connections..............................................24

Setup.................................................................................... 27

Jumper Switches........................................................27

Before Installation Setup...........................................34

After Installation Setup.............................................36

Software........................................................................................... 41

Specifications.......................................................................41

AMI BIOS Setup Program........................................41

The NEATsx Disk.....................................................42

Setup....................................................................................45

AMI BIOS.................................................................45

Quiekset Setup Program............................................46

Installation & Operation..................................................................61

Care & Maintenance..........................................................................69

Installing Upgrades

..............................................................

............23

Checklist

Your NEATsx package should contain the following:

• The NEATsx mainboard

• One NEATsx floppy disk

• This manual

Im ortant!

If you do not intend to read this manual completely be certain

to at least review the Operation section. The NEATsx chip set

requires correct configuration information and if incorrectly setup

can disfunction. This section covers what to do in such an event. It

is also advisable to review the information on Software Setup.

Introduction

The NEATsx system board is an cost effective compromise

between the power of a 32 bit internal architecture and the conven

ience of full compatibility with the IBM PC/AT and OS/2. The board

therefore allows the microprocessor to operate with all the advantages

of a ‘386 system, with multi tasking and multi user capabilities.

This manual has been designed to be useful for two purposes.

If your NEATsx is already set up in a functioning system you may

want to review the manual to familiarize yourself with the features of

the board and where things are. This will be helpful in the unlikely

event that you should ever have a problem with your NEATsx.

For those who want to alter the board’s configuration or up

grade it, the manual will serve as a guide to both procedure and speci

fications. While the necessary information is included in the manual,

we recommend that unless you feel confident of your ability to do the

work, it would be best to have your dealer or a local service shop do it

for you. If you decide to make alterations to the system yourself,

check to see that doing so will not violate your system warranty. If it

i loes you may want to have the work done by an authorized dealer.

Introduction

Board Layout

The diagrams on the next two pages shows the layout of the

NEATsx and the location of important components on the board.

NEATsx Board Layout Key

1: Keyboard Connector

2: J3: Battery connector

3: JP1: Video Mode selector

4: Power Su ly Connectors

5: JP2: Oscillator selector ( reset at factory)

6: JP4: On board/external Power Good signal selector

7:387SX Numeric Co rocessor socket

8: JP6: Memory bank number assignment selector

9 : Case connectors (Keylock, Turbo LED, Reset, S eaker, Turbo)

10: DIP memory banks; normally Banks 0/1

11: SIP memory banks; normally Banks 2/3

12: Ex ansion slots

13: J2: On board/external battery source selector

Note: Multi le elements are listed left to right. Also note

that all gra hics in this manual are oriented to this diagram

unless otherwise stated.

Introduction

Neat SX Board Layout

Introduction

Notes:

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