Appendix
Appendix
User's Manual
BAB 740
7—6
7.1.5 GPIO Use
The GPIOs of the Super-I/O are used for the following purposes:
Table 34: GPIO Usage
Name Type Function
GPIO10 - not used
GPIO11 I CPU Bus Speed (0 = 83 MHz; 1 = 66MHz)
GPIO12 I L2 Cache Size (0 = 256 KByte; 1 = 512KByte)
GPIO13 I/O I2C Data for SPD of 2nd SODIMM
GPIO14 O I2C Clock for SPD of 2nd SODIMM
GPIO15 I/O I2C Data for SPD of 1st SODIMM, ELTEC Revision EEPROM
GPIO16 O I2C Clock for SPD of 1st SODIMM, ELTEC Revision EEPROM
GPIO17 - not used
GPIO20 - not used
GPIO21 - not used
GPIO22 - not used
GPIO23 - not used
GPIO24 I HEX Switch LSB
GPIO25 I HEX Switch
GPIO26 I HEX Switch
GPIO27 I HEX Switch MSB
7.1.6 Super-I/O Power-on Strappings
The Super-I/O wakes up in the following configuration:
Table 35: Super-I/O Wake Up Configuration:
Pin Configuration
CFG0 FDC, KBC and RTC inactive
CFG1 No X-Bus Data Buffer
CFG3,2 Clock source is 24 MHz fed via X1 Pin
BADDR1,0 PnP Motherboard, Wake in Config state, Index 015Ch
SELCS /CS0 on /CS0 pin