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Details the form factor, processor, memory, clock generator, audio, video, and IDE ports of the motherboard.
Describes the available expansion slots: AGP, CNR, and PCI slots on the motherboard.
Details the BIOS type (AMI®), flash EEPROM, and supported features like PnP, ACPI, and WOL.
Lists extra features like keyboard/mouse/USB wake up, ACPI status support, and optional onboard LAN.
Details the connectors on the back panel: PS/2, USB, LAN, Serial, Parallel, VGA, Game Port, and Audio Jacks.
Describes onboard connectors: ATX power, floppy, front panel, fan headers, and ATAPI headers.
Step-by-step guide on how to install the CPU into the socket, including unlocking the lever and aligning pin 1.
Instructions for installing the CPU heat sink and connecting the CPU fan power cable to the motherboard.
Guide on inserting memory modules into DIMM sockets, matching notches, and securing with retaining clips.
Instructions on connecting floppy disk and IDE ribbon cables to the motherboard, noting the red stripe orientation.
Details on mounting drives, connecting floppy and IDE ribbon cables, and power cables to the drives.
Steps for installing expansion cards: reading instructions, removing slot covers, inserting card firmly, and securing with screws.
Guide on connecting the ATX power connector to the motherboard, ensuring proper alignment of the plastic clip.
Details PS/2, USB, LAN, Parallel, Serial, VGA, Game, and Audio connectors on the motherboard's rear panel.
Explains the meaning of jumpers and covers configurations for FWH Lock and BIOS settings.
Details the configuration for the FWH Lock jumper, allowing setting or unlocking the BIOS.
Details the configuration for the BIOS Configuration jumper, used to set CPU speed (100 MHz or Auto).
Explains how to use the Clear CMOS jumper (JP4) to clear the CMOS content, with normal and clear options.
Describes the jumper (JP1) for enabling or disabling the onboard LAN feature and setting BIOS defaults.
Details the pin definition for the Front Side USB connector (CN16), including power, USB data, and ground pins.
Details the pin assignments for System, CPU, and Chassis Fan headers, including GND, Fan Ctrl, and Fan Sensor.
Provides the pin definition for the Front Side Audio header (CN9), covering microphone and audio output connections.
Details the pin definition for the CD IN connector (CN10), specifying Left, Right, and GND connections.
Details the pin definition for the AUX IN connector (CN11), specifying Left, Right, and GND connections.
Details the pin definition for the SBLINK connector (CN12), including GNT, GND, NO-PIN (KEY), REQ, and Ser IRQ.
Details the pin definition for the Speaker connector (CN13), specifying Signal + and Signal - connections.
Details the pin definition for the Wake On Ring/LAN connector (CN14), covering Power, GND, and Signal.
Details the pin definition for the COM2 connector (CN15), covering serial communication signals like DCD, Sin, Sout, DTR, etc.
Instructions on how to enter the BIOS setup utility by pressing the <Delete> key during system boot.
Describes navigating the AMI HIFLEX Setup Utility Main Menu using arrow keys and Enter to select options.
Details the Standard CMOS Setup menu for configuring date, time, floppy drives, and hard disk parameters.
Covers Advanced CMOS Features like boot order, floppy drive settings, keyboard, and memory shadow configurations.
Details Advanced Chipset Setup options including DRAM timing, APIC mode, MPS revision, and graphics settings.
Configuration options for power management features like keyboard/mouse wake-up, ACPI states, and RTC alarms.
Setup options for PCI devices and Plug and Play configuration, including NVRAM, latency timer, and graphics priority.
Configuration for onboard peripherals like IDE, LAN, AC'97, modem, serial ports, parallel ports, and game ports.
Displays system hardware status such as CPU temperature, fan speeds, and voltages for monitoring.
Menu option to automatically detect and configure hard disk drives, showing date, time, and drive parameters.
Allows the user to set or change the BIOS user password for system access control.
Allows the user to set or change the BIOS supervisor password for system access control and configuration changes.
Loads BIOS settings that provide the highest system performance, prompting for user confirmation.
Loads BIOS settings that ensure system stability, prompting for user confirmation.
Option to save current BIOS settings to CMOS and exit the setup utility, prompting for confirmation.
Option to quit the BIOS setup utility without saving any changes, prompting for confirmation.
General| Brand | Lite-on Tech |
|---|---|
| Model | NA120 |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
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