IEI Technology ROCKY-4786EV

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Summary

Introduction

CPU Board Overview

Overview of the PICMG 1.0 form factor ROCKY-4786EV/EVG Pentium 4 CPU platform.

Connectors

Details on the various connectors present on the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG CPU board.

Board Dimensions

Specifies the physical dimensions of the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG CPU board.

Data Flow

Illustrates the data flow between onboard chipsets and components on the CPU board.

Unpacking and Precautions

Anti-static Precautions

Guidelines for preventing electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage to the CPU board.

Unpacking Precautions

Steps to follow when unpacking the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG to ensure proper handling.

Packing List

Lists all components included with the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG CPU card.

Connectors

Peripheral Interface Connectors

Details on the locations and types of peripheral interface connectors on the CPU board.

Internal Peripheral Connectors

Descriptions of connectors located internally on the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG CPU board.

External Rear Panel Connectors

Description of connectors found on the rear panel of the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG for external device connections.

Installation Procedures

ESD and Installation Precautions

Essential precautions, including ESD handling, to prevent damage during installation.

Installation Considerations

Important notices and considerations that must be read and understood before beginning installation.

CPU Card Installation

Detailed steps for installing the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG CPU card onto the backplane.

Jumper Settings

Configuration options using jumpers on the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG board.

Internal Peripheral Device Connections

Instructions for connecting internal peripheral devices to the onboard connectors.

External Peripheral Interface Connections

Connecting external devices to the ROCKY-4786EV/EVG's peripheral interface.

Software Installation

Instructions for installing system drivers from the provided CD.

Award BIOS Setup

BIOS Setup Introduction

Introduction to the BIOS setup program and its role in system configuration.

Main BIOS Menu Navigation

Overview of the main menu and available configuration options within the BIOS utility.

Standard CMOS Features

Configuration options for basic system settings like date, time, and IDE devices.

IDE Channel Master Configuration

Settings for configuring IDE channels, including auto-detection and master/slave modes.

Advanced BIOS Features

Options for configuring advanced system settings related to CPU and peripherals.

Advanced BIOS Features Menu

Details on configuring CPU features and hard disk boot priority.

CPU Feature Settings

Configuration options for CPU thermal management and related features.

Advanced Chipset Features

Settings for configuring advanced chipset features, including DRAM timings.

Advanced Chipset Features Menu

Details on DRAM timing selectable, CAS latency, and precharge delays.

Integrated Peripherals Configuration

Settings for configuring integrated peripherals like IDE, USB, Audio, and LAN.

OnChip IDE Device Settings

Configuration options for the OnChip IDE device, including block mode and PIO/UDMA settings.

Onboard Device Configuration

Settings for onboard devices such as USB, Audio, and LAN controllers.

Onboard Device Menu

Configuration options for USB controllers, audio, and LAN devices.

SuperIO Device Configuration

Settings for the SuperIO device, including power-on functions and serial ports.

SuperIO Device Menu

Options for power-on function, passwords, hot keys, and onboard controllers.

Power Management Setup

Settings for managing system power consumption and sleep states.

Power Management Menu

Configuration for power supply type, ACPI functions, and suspend states.

PnP;PCI Configurations

Settings for Plug and Play devices and PCI slot configurations.

PnP;PCI Configurations Menu

Options for PNP OS installation, reset configuration, and resource control.

PC Health Status Monitoring

Displays system operating parameters like temperature, voltages, and fan speeds.

Frequency;Voltage Control

Configuration for auto-detecting DIMM/PCI clock and spread spectrum settings.

Appendix A: BIOS Options

Appendix B: Glossary of Terms

Appendix C: Digital I;O Interface

Digital I;O Interface Introduction

Introduction to the DIO connector and its interface with the Super I/O chipset.

DIO Connector Pinouts

Table detailing the pin assignments for the DIO connector and Super I/O GPIO port.

Assembly Language Samples for DIO

Assembly language examples for enabling digital I/O input and output functions.

Appendix D: Watchdog Timer

Watchdog Timer Control

Details on using BIOS INT 15H to set the watchdog timer period and trigger resets.

Appendix E: Address Mapping

I;O Address Map

Table listing I/O address ranges and their corresponding system controllers or devices.

First MB Memory Address Map

Map of memory addresses from 0 to 1MB, including system memory, VGA, and BIOS areas.

IRQ Mapping Table

Table showing Interrupt Request (IRQ) assignments for system devices.

DMA Channel Assignments

Table detailing the assignments of Direct Memory Access (DMA) channels.

Appendix F: Hazardous Materials Disclosure

China RoHS Hazardous Materials Table

Table listing hazardous substances and their presence in product parts per China RoHS.