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User's Manual 6BXE USER'S MANUAL 1. System power on by PS/2 Mouse: First, enable this function in CMOS Setup, then you can power on the system by double clicking the right or left button of your PS/2 Mouse. 2. System power on by Keyboard: If your ATX power supply supports larger than 300 mA 5V Stand-By current (dependent on the specification of keyboards), you can power on your system by entering password from the keyboard after setting the ¡Keyboard§ power on ¡ ¨ password in CMOS Setup. 3. Supports 3 steps ACPI LED. 4. Support Modem Ring-On. (Include internal Modem and external modem on COM A and COM B) 5. Wake-Up on LAN. (The ATX power supply supports larger than 720 mA 5V Stand-By current) 6. CPU Over Voltage Protect For Intel Pentiumâ II / III / Celeronä Processor MAINBOARD REV. 2.1 First Edition R-21-01-091013 6BXE The author assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions which may appear in this document nor does it make a commitment to update the information contained herein. Third-party brands and names are the property of their respective owners. Sound Blaster is a registered trademark of Creative Technology Ltd in the United States and certain other countries. Sound Blaster-LINK and SB-LINK are trademarks of Creative Technology Ltd. Oct. 13, 1999 Taipei, Taiwan 1 Quick Installation Guide I. Quick Installation Guide : CPU SPEED SETUP The system bus speed is selectable between 66 / 100 MHz. The user can select the system bus speed and change the DIP SWITCH (SW) selection to set up the CPU speed for 233 - 650MHz processor. ON: O OFF: X CPU Type SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 Pentiumâ II 233 MHz X X O O O X X O (Celeronä 233MHz) Pentiumâ II 266 MHz O O X O O X X O (Celeronä 266MHz) Pentiumâ II 300 MHz X O X O O X X O (Celeronä 300MHz) Pentiumâ II 333 MHz O X X O O X X O (Celeronä 333MHz) Pentiumâ II 366 MHz X X X O O X X O (Celeronä 366MHz) Pentiumâ II 400 MHz O O O X O X 5 O (Celeronä 400MHz) Pentiumâ II 433 MHz X O O X O X X O (Celeronä 433MHz) Pentiumâ II 350 MHz X X O O X X X X Pentiumâ II 400 MHz O O X O X X X X Pentiumâ III 450 MHz X O X O X X X X Pentiumâ III 500 MHz O X X O X X X X Pentiumâ III 550 MHz X X X O X X X X Pentiumâ III 600 MHz O O O X X X X X 5 5 5 5 Pentiumâ III 650 MHz X O O X 2 6BXE CLK RATIO SW1 SW2 SW3 SW 4 X3 O X O O X3.5 X X O O X4 O O X O X4.5 X O X O X5 O X X O X5.5 X X X O X6 O O O X X6.5 X O O X X 7 O X O X X 7.5 X X O X X 8 O O X X X 8.5 X O X X X 9 O X X X X 9.5 X X X X Main Clock Table CLK SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 66 MHz O X X m 75 MHz O X O O 83 MHz O O X O 100 MHz X X X X 112 MHz X X O X 124 MHz X O O X 133MHz X O X X PCI Run 44.3 MHz 133 MHz O O O X PCI Run 33.3 MHz «Note: We don’ t recommend you to setup your system speed to 75, 83, 112, 124 or 133MHz because these frequencies are not the standard specifications for CPU, Chipset and most of the peripherals. Whether your system can run under 75, 83, 112, 124 or 133MHz properly will depend on your hardware configurations: CPU, SDRAM, Cards, etc. 3 Quick Installation Guide + The black part in the picture is the white extruding piece of the DIP switch. 1. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 233 MHz / 66MHz FSB BIOS SLOT 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF PIIX4 2. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 266MHz / 66MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 3. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 300MHz / Celeronä 300A MHz / 66MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 4. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 333MHz / 66MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 5. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 366 MHz / 66MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 4 6BXE 6. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 400 MHz / 66MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 7. Pentiumâ II / Celeronä 433 MHz / 66MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 8. Pentiumâ II 350MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 9. Pentiumâ II 400MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 10. Pentiumâ III 450MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 11. Pentiumâ III 500MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 5 Quick Installation Guide 12. Pentiumâ III 550MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 13. Pentiumâ III 600MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 14. Pentiumâ III 650MHz / 100MHz FSB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON SW OFF 6 6BXE II. Jumper setting : SPK : External Speaker/ Internal Buzzer Connector Default : BIOS Internal Buzzer Pin Function SLOT 1 1 1 VCC + 2 VCC Intel 440BX3 Signal External6BXE Speak 1 4 Signal + PIIX4 RE : Reset Switch BIOS SLOT 1 Open: Intel 440BX 6BXE Normal operation Short: Reset system PIIX4 7 Quick Installation Guide PW LED : Power LED Connector BIOS 1 SLOT 1 + - - Pin Intel Function 440BX 6BXE 1 LED anode(+) 2 LED cathode(-) 3 LED cathode(-) PIIX4 HD : IDE Hard Disk Active LED BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE Pin Function 1 LED anode(+) PIIX4 2 LED cathode(-) 8 6BXE IR : Infrared Connector (Optional) BIOS 1 SLOT 1 + Pin Intel Function 440BX 6BXE 1 IR Data Output 2 GND 3 IR Data Input PIIX4 4 NC 5 POWER (+) GN : Green Function Switch BIOS SLOTOpen: 1 Normal Inteloperation 440BX 6BXE Short: Entering Green mode PIIX4 9 Quick Installation Guide GD : Green LED BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE Pin Function 1 LED anode(+) 2 LED cathode(-) PIIX4 PW : Soft Power Connector BIOS SLOT1 1 Open: Intel 440BX 6BXE Normal Operation Short: Power On/Off PIIX4 10 6BXE ATX POWER : ATX POWER Connector 1 BIOS SLOT 1 11 Pin Function Intel 440BX 3,5,7,13, 6BXE GND 15-17 1,2,11 3.3V 4,6,19,20 VCC (+5V) 10 PIIX4 +12V 12 -12V 18 -5V 8 Power Good 9 5V SB (Stand by +5V) 14 PS-ON (Soft ON/OFF) PS/2 Mouse / Keyboard Connector PS/2 MouseBIOS SLOT 1 PS/2 Mouse/Keyboard Pin FunctionIntel 440BX 16BXE Data 6 5 2 NC 3 GND 4 3 PIIX4 4 VCC (+5V) 5 Clock 1 2 6 NC PS/2 Keyboard 11 Quick Installation Guide CPU FAN : CPU Cooling Fan Power Connector BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX Pin 6BXE Function 1 GND 2 +12V PIIX4 3 Signal POWER FAN : Power Fan Connector BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX Pin 6BXE Function 1 GND 2 +12V PIIX4 3 Signal 12 6BXE PANEL FAN : Panel Fan Connector BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE Pin Function 1 GND 2 +12V PIIX4 3 Signal IDE1: For Primary IDE port BIOS SLOT 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE PIIX4 1 13 Quick Installation Guide IDE2: For Secondary IDE port BIOS SLOT 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE PIIX4 1 FLOPPY : FLOPPY PORT BIOS SLOT 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE PIIX4 1 14 6BXE LPT PORT / COM A / COM B BIOS SLOT 1 LPT PORT Intel 440BX 6BXE PIIX4 COM B COM A JP1 : Keyboard Power On Selection BIOS SLOT 1 JP1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE 1-2short: Enable Keyboard Power On. PIIX4 2-3short: (Default) Disable Keyboard Power On. 15 Quick Installation Guide USB : USB Port BIOS Pin Function 5 6 7 8 1 USB V0 SLOT 1 2 USB D0- Intel 3 USB D0+ 440BX 4 6BXE GND 5 USB V1 6 USB D1- 1 PIIX4 2 3 4 7 USB D1+ 8 GND J15: System After AC Back BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE OPEN: Soft Off (Default) CLOSE: Full On PIIX4 Pin Function 1 Signal 2 GND 16 6BXE JP7: Wake On LAN BIOS SLOT 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE 1 Pin Function PIIX4 1 +5V SB 2 GND 3 Signal JP8:SB-LINK Creative PCI Sound Card Support BIOS 1 2 SLOT 1 Intel5 6 440BX 6BXE Pin Function 1 Signal PIIX4 2 GND 3 NC 4 Signal 5 GND 6 Signal 17 Quick Installation Guide JP11 : System Acceleration BIOS 1 SLOT 1 1-2 Turbo 2-3 100MHz Normal Intel 440BX Default: 2-3 100MHz Normal6BXE 1-2 Turbo: For 100MHz TurboPIIX4 and other frequencies 2-3 100MHz Normal: For 100MHz Normal JP12 : CASE OPEN (Optional) BIOS SLOT 1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE Pin Function 1 Signal 2 GND PIIX4 18 6BXE JP14 : CLEAR CMOS FUNCTION BIOS 1 SLOT 1 1-2 Short :Clear CMOS Intel 2-3 Short440BX :Normal 6BXE Default: 2-3 Short PIIX4 J18:Internal Modem Card Ring PWR On BIOS J18 SLOT1 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE Pin Function 1 Signal 2 GND PIIX4 19 Quick Installation Guide JP18 & JP19 (This function is support in PCB version 2.0 and above) BIOS JP19 1 SLOT 1 JP18 1 Intel Open :Normal (Default)440BX 6BXE JP19 1 JP18 1 PIIX4 Close :For Voodoo3 VGA card JP20 :BIOS Flash ROM Write Protection (This function is support in PCB version 2.1 and above) BIOS SLOT 1 JP20 Intel Open :Normal 440BX Close :Write6BXE Prodtection PIIX4 20 6BXE BAT1 :BATTERY BIOS SLOT 1 Intel 440BX 6BXE PIIX4 BAT1 MDanger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
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