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Fujitsu Siemens Computers D1691 User Manual

Fujitsu Siemens Computers D1691
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Technical Manual
Mainboard D1691
English
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Fujitsu Siemens Computers D1691 Specifications

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ManufacturerFujitsu Siemens Computers
ModelD1691
Form FactorATX
SocketLGA775
Memory Slots4
Memory TypeDDR2 SDRAM
Expansion Slots1x PCIe x16, 2x PCIe x1, 3x PCI

Summary

Notational Conventions

Important Notes

Information About Boards

Before You Begin...

Check the Box Contents!

Verification of all included motherboard package items.

Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1 - Congratulations!

Welcome message and overview of the purchased workstation solution.

1.2 - Hardware Specifications

Detailed list of all physical components and their capabilities.

1.3 - Board Diagram

Visual representation of the motherboard's key components and connectors.

Chapter 2: Choose Proper Parts For Your System

2.1 - Central Processor Unit (CPU) Considerations

Guidelines and requirements for selecting and installing the CPU.

2.2 - Memory Considerations

Information on compatible memory types and installation requirements.

2.3 - Chassis/Enclosure Considerations

Factors to consider when choosing a chassis for the motherboard.

2.4 - Power Supply Considerations

Requirements and compatibility for power supply units.

Chapter 3: Board Installation

3.1 - Key Component View

Diagram identifying main components and connectors on the motherboard.

3.2 - Jumper Settings & Definitions

Explanation of jumper functions and their definitions for configuration.

3.2.1 - Clear CMOS Switch

Procedure for resetting CMOS settings using a specific jumper.

3.2.2 - Fan Connector

Details on 3-pin fan connectors for system cooling and monitoring.

3.2.3 - Front Panel Header

Pinout description for connecting chassis front panel controls and LEDs.

3.2.4 - Front USB Connector (USB2)

Pinout details for connecting front panel USB ports.

3.2.5 - External HDD LED Input Header (P29)

Pinout description for connecting an external HDD activity LED.

3.2.6 - Serial ATA Connectors (SATA0 & SATA1)

Information on connecting Serial ATA hard drives and RAID configurations.

3.3 - Mounting the Motherboard

Instructions and tips for securely mounting the motherboard in the chassis.

3.4 - Installing the Memory

Guidelines for selecting and installing compatible DDR-II memory modules.

3.5 - Memory Installation Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing memory modules.

3.6 - Installing the Processor and Heatsink

Detailed guide for installing Intel Xeon processors and their heatsinks.

3.7 - Attaching Drive Cables

Instructions for connecting IDE and Serial ATA drive cables.

3.8 - Installing Add-In Cards

Guidance on installing expansion cards into available slots.

3.9 - Connecting External Devices

How to connect peripherals like keyboards, mice, and printers.

3.10 - Installing the Power Supply

Procedure for connecting the power supply unit to the motherboard.

3.11 - Finishing Up

Final checks and steps after completing hardware installation.

Chapter 4: BIOS Setup

Getting Help

Information on accessing help within the BIOS setup utility.

In Case of Problems

Troubleshooting steps for issues encountered after BIOS changes.

Setup Variations

Notes on potential differences in BIOS layout across systems.

4.1 - Main BIOS Setup

Basic system time, date, and diskette configuration settings.

4.2 - Main Submenu Standard / Native IDE

Configuration options for IDE and Native IDE drive modes.

4.2.1 - Main Submenu System Information

Display of system BIOS version, build date, and hardware identifiers.

4.3 - Advanced BIOS Features

Access to detailed system configuration and performance tuning options.

4.3.1 - Advanced Submenu Hardware Monitoring

Settings for fan speed control and monitoring system hardware.

4.3.2 - Hardware Monitoring Submenu Realtime Sensors

Information display for realtime hardware monitoring sensors.

4.3.3 - Advanced Submenu BIOS Event Logging

Configuration options for logging BIOS events and error messages.

4.3.4 - Advanced Submenu Processors

Details and settings related to CPU type, speed, and threading.

4.3.5 - Advanced Submenu Chipset

Configuration options for the system chipset, including memory checking.

4.3.6 - Advanced Submenu Diskette Controller

Enable or disable the integrated floppy disk controller.

4.3.7 - Advanced Submenu ATA Controller

Settings for Parallel ATA and Serial ATA interface modes.

4.3.8 - Advanced Submenu Integrated SCSI Controller

Configuration options for the onboard SCSI controller.

4.3.9 - Advanced Submenu Integrated Network Interface

Settings for the onboard LAN controller and latency timer.

4.3.10 - Advanced Submenu Integrated Audio

Enable or disable the integrated audio controller.

4.3.11 - Advanced Submenu Integrated 1394

Enable or disable the integrated IEEE 1394 controller.

4.3.12 - Advanced Submenu Integrated USB

Configuration options for USB 1.1, USB 2.0, and legacy support.

4.3.13 - Advanced Submenu I/O Device Configuration

Settings for serial and parallel ports, including I/O addresses and modes.

4.3.14 - Advanced Submenu PCI Configuration

Configuration options for PCI Express and PCI slots.

4.3.15 - Advanced PCI Configuration Submenu PCI Device, Slot #x

Settings for individual PCI device configurations and option ROMs.

4.3.16 - Advanced PCI Configuration Submenu PCI/PNP IRQ Exclusion

Managing PCI/PNP IRQ assignments for legacy device compatibility.

4.4 - Security Menu

Setup options for system passwords and boot security features.

4.5 - Power Menu

Configuration settings for Advanced Power Management (APM) features.

4.6 - Boot Menu

Settings to control the system boot process and device priority.

4.6.1 - Boot Submenu Boot Device Priority

Defines the order in which boot devices are checked.

4.7 - Exit Menu

Options for saving changes, discarding, or loading default settings.

Chapter 5: Diagnostics

5.1 - Beep Codes

Interpreting audible beep codes for system errors.

5.2 - Flash Utility

Information on using the BIOS flash utility for updates and downloads.

Appendix I: Glossary

Appendix II: Post Error Code for BIOS

Appendix III: SMDC Information

Technical Support

Information and resources for obtaining technical assistance and warranty service.

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