MATSONIC MS9158 Series User Manual

Mainboard User’s Manual
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MS9158 Series, V5.0A
P4M266A/February 2003

MATSONIC MS9158 Series Specifications

General

Brand	MATSONIC
Model	MS9158 Series
Category	Motherboard
Language	English

Summary

Trademarks

Notice

Introduction

Key Features

Built-in Graphics System

AC'97 Audio Codec

Expansion Options

Onboard I/O Ports

BIOS Firmware

USB 2.0

Built-in Ethernet LAN

Bundled Software

Dimensions

Package Contents

Optional Accessories

Static Electricity Precautions

Pre-Installation Inspection

Mainboard Installation

Mainboard Components

I/O Ports

PS/2 Ports

Use the PS/2 ports to connect a PS/2 pointing device or keyboard.

Serial and VGA Ports

Connect serial devices to COM1 or VGA devices to the VGA port.

LAN Port

Connect an RJ-45 jack to the LAN port for network connectivity.

USB Ports

Connect USB devices to the available USB ports.

Audio Ports

Connect audio devices using the three audio jacks.

Installing the Processor

Installing Memory Modules

Memory Installation Procedure

Jumper Settings

Clear CMOS Jumper (JBAT1)

Jumper to clear CMOS memory settings for troubleshooting.

CPU Clock Jumpers (JP1A1, JP1B1)

Jumpers to select CPU frequency settings.

DRAM Voltage (VCC) Jumper (JP1)

Jumper to select the voltage for DRAM modules.

DDR/SDR DRAM Type Selector Jumpers (J2A/B/C/D, J3A/B/C/D)

Jumpers to select the type of DDR or SDR DRAM installed.

Keyboard Power On Jumper (JP2)

Jumper to enable keyboard activity to power up the system.

Flash ROM Voltage (VCC) Jumper (J13)

Jumper to select the voltage for the flash ROM.

Flash ROM Size Jumper (JP4)

Jumper to select the size of the flash ROM.

Panel Connectors

PANEL1 Connector

Connects front panel audio jacks (line out, mic in) to the mainboard.

PANEL2 Connector

Connects front panel switches and LEDs (power, reset, HDD, SPD).

LAN LED Indicator (J16)

Other Devices Installation

Floppy Diskette Drive Installation

Instructions for installing a floppy diskette drive.

IDE Devices Configuration

Details on configuring IDE devices as MASTER or SLAVE.

Expansion Slots Installation

4 x AGP Slot

Install a graphics adapter supporting 4xAGP in this slot.

CNR Slot

Install a Communications and Networking Riser card.

PCI Slots

Install 32-bit PCI interface expansion cards.

Connecting Optional Devices

Sleep Switch Connector (J12)

Header for connecting the sleep button for system suspension.

Speaker Connector (SPK1)

Connects the PC speaker to the mainboard.

Front Panel USB Header (USB2)

Connects front-mounted USB ports to the mainboard.

Wake On LAN/Modem Connectors (WOL1/WOM1)

Connectors for Wake On LAN and Wake On Modem features.

CD1/2: CD-ROM/DVD Audio Input Connector

SIR1: Serial Infrared Port

BIOS Setup Utility Introduction

Running the Setup Utility

Standard CMOS Setup Page

Advanced Setup Page

PCI / Plug and Play Setup Page

Plug and Play Aware O/S

Enable Plug and Play support for the OS.

Share Memory Size

Allocate main memory for the onboard VGA display.

Primary Graphics Adapter

Indicates primary adapter uses PCI or AGP bus.

Allocate IRQ for PCI VGA

Assign IRQ to the PCI VGA graphics system.

PCI IDE BusMaster

Enable/disable DMA for IDE channel in DOS mode.

Load Optimal Settings

Load Best Performance Settings

Features Setup Page

Power Management Setup Page

Hardware Monitor Page

Change Password

Exit

About the Software & CD-ROM

Utility Software Reference