MATSONIC MS7102C User Manual

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Version 3.0

MATSONIC MS7102C Specifications

General

Brand	MATSONIC
Model	MS7102C
Category	Motherboard
Language	English

Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction

Welcome

Introduction to the MS7102C mainboard and its features.

About the Manual

Explains the manual's organization and lists components shipped with the mainboard.

Checklist

Lists standard and optional components included with the mainboard package.

Features

Highlights the mainboard's key functions, processor support, and expansion capabilities.

Chapter 2: Installation

Before You Begin

Precautions for static electricity and selecting a suitable computer case.

Mainboard Guide

Diagram and key identifying mainboard components and connectors.

I/O Ports Side View

Diagram and key for the mainboard's external I/O ports and connectors.

Preparing the Mainboard

Steps for installing the processor, memory modules, and checking jumper settings.

Install the Mainboard in the System Case

Instructions for physically mounting the mainboard into the computer case.

Make the External Connections

Connecting external devices, switches, and indicators to the mainboard.

Chapter 3: Setup

About the Setup Utility

Explains the BIOS setup utility, its purpose, and navigation methods.

Starting the Setup Utility

Instructions on how to access and enter the BIOS setup utility.

Using the Setup Utility

Details on navigating the setup menu, selecting items, and changing values.

Standard CMOS Setup Option

Configures basic system settings like date, time, and hard disk parameters.

BIOS Feature Setup Option

Advanced system settings for CPU, cache memory, and various system features.

Chipset Features Option

Configures timing parameters for memory, graphics, and system logic.

Power Management Setup Option

Controls system power-saving modes, timeouts, and wake-up functions.

PNP/PCI Configuration Option

Configures Plug and Play and PCI expansion card resource assignments.

Load BIOS Defaults Option

Restores default BIOS settings for system stability and troubleshooting.

Load Setup Defaults Option

Loads optimized setup defaults for enhanced system performance.

Integrated Peripherals Option

Defines the operation of built-in system input/output ports and controllers.

Supervisor Password and User Password

Sets system access passwords for security and user permission control.

IDE HDD Auto Detection Option

Automatically detects and configures installed hard disk drives.

Save And Exit Setup Option

Saves configuration changes and exits the setup utility.

Exit Without Saving Option

Discards configuration changes and exits the setup utility.

Chapter 4: Software

About the Software

Overview of software provided on the CD-ROM for mainboard support.

Folders for this Mainboard

Lists folders on the CD-ROM containing specific software for this mainboard.

Running the Support CD-ROM

Instructions for accessing and installing software from the support CD-ROM.

Utility Folder Installation Notes

Notes for installing software from the Utility folder, including BIOS utilities.

CMI8X38 Folder Installation Notes

Installation notes for audio software related to the CMI8X38 audio chip.

Modem Driver and Software

Instructions for installing modem drivers and software.

VIA Folder Installation Notes

Notes for installing VIA chipset drivers and related utilities.

IDE Bus Master Driver

Instructions for installing IDE Bus Master drivers for improved performance.

Installing the IRQ Routing Driver

Driver to resolve IRQ assignment issues for PCI devices in Windows 95/98.

VxD Drivers

Drivers providing support for AGP graphics adapters in Windows 95.

Appendix 1: Quick Jumper Setting Reference

JP1: Clear CMOS Memory Jumper

3-pin jumper to clear CMOS memory contents and reset settings.

JP2: Keyboard Power On Jumper

3-pin jumper to enable keyboard power-on functionality.

JP4: System Bus Frequency Select Jumper

Jumper to select system bus frequency (Normal or 100 MHz).

JP7: Flash BIOS Enable/Disable Jumper

Jumper to enable or disable flash BIOS for updates or protection.

PANEL: Case Switches and Indicators

Using the Panel connector for system case switches and indicators.