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Brand | Supero |
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Model | SUPER X7SPA-H |
Category | Motherboard |
Language | English |
Provides information for system integrators, PC technicians, and knowledgeable PC users.
Describes the X7SPA and X7SPE motherboard product series.
Outlines the structure and content of the manual chapters and appendices.
Explains symbols used for proper installation and safety precautions.
Provides contact information for Supermicro headquarters and regional offices.
Introduces the motherboard series, lists included items, and shows motherboard images.
Diagram showing component layout for specific X7SPA/X7SPE models.
Diagram showing component layout for specific X7SPE models.
Quick reference guide for X7SPA motherboard connectors and jumpers.
Quick reference guide for X7SPE motherboard connectors and jumpers.
Details specifications like CPU, memory, chipset, graphics, and expansion slots.
Illustrates the internal architecture and data flow of the motherboard series.
Explains the function and features of the ICH9R and ICH9 I/O controllers.
Describes features for monitoring system voltages, fan status, and CPU temperature.
Details settings related to system power management, LEDs, and boot behavior.
Discusses requirements and recommendations for ATX power supplies.
Describes the Super I/O controller's serial communication and ACPI functions.
Explains the Baseboard Management Controller for system monitoring and management.
Details the LVDS connector for video data transmission on the X7SPA-L model.
Explains ESD precautions and handling procedures for sensitive components.
Guides on mounting the motherboard in the chassis, tools needed, and standoffs.
Instructions for installing SO DIMM modules and details on memory support.
Details back panel and internal connectors like USB, LAN, VGA, serial, and audio.
Provides pin-out definitions for onboard power connectors.
Describes the 24-pin ATX power connector and its specifications.
Explains the 4-pin external power connector for add-on devices.
Details the 4-pin fan headers for CPU and system cooling fans.
Explains the JOH header for connecting overheat and fan fail LEDs.
Describes the front panel audio header for HDA or AC97 connections.
Details the chassis intrusion header for detecting unauthorized access.
Explains the SATA DOM power connector for storage devices.
Describes the connector for monitoring power supply, fan, and temperature.
Explains how to configure motherboard settings using jumpers.
Instructions for enabling or disabling LAN ports using jumpers.
Explains jumpers for connecting SMB to PCI-E and PCI slots.
Details how to clear the CMOS settings using the JBT1 jumper.
Explains the JPUSB jumper for enabling system wake-up via USB devices.
Describes the JPT1 jumper for enabling Trusted Platform Module support.
Explains the JWD jumper for system monitoring and rebooting.
OEM option jumper for COM3 selection between RS232 and TTL.
Details pin definitions for power LED and external speaker connections on JD1.
Explains the JPB jumper for enabling/disabling the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC).
Jumper to enable/disable onboard VGA adapter for specific models.
Jumper to select between High Definition Audio and AC97 audio.
Explains the JPF jumper for controlling the Power Force On function.
OEM option jumper for selecting DCD or P5V for serial ports.
Describes LAN port LEDs (Link/Speed and Activity) and their meanings.
Details SATA connectors, their pin definitions, and HDD connections.
Provides systematic steps to troubleshoot system issues like no power or no video.
Guides on diagnosing and resolving memory-related issues during system operation.
Explains potential causes and solutions for losing CMOS setup configuration.
Outlines steps to take before contacting technical support and provides contact information.
Addresses common user queries regarding memory support, Windows memory display, and BIOS updates.
Explains the process for returning products for warranty service and related procedures.
Introduces the AMI BIOS Setup Utility for configuring X7SPA/X7SPE series motherboards.
Instructions on how to enter the BIOS setup utility by pressing the Delete key.
Explains how to modify system parameters within the BIOS Setup utility.
Details the process of entering the AMI BIOS Setup Utility during POST.
Describes the layout and navigation of the main BIOS setup screen.
Displays system information such as time, date, processor, and memory details.
Guides on changing the system time and date settings within the BIOS.
Shows the detected processor type, speed, physical count, and logical count.
Displays the populated and available system memory sizes.
Navigates to advanced BIOS settings for CPU, IDE/SATA, PCI, etc.
Settings for boot sequence, quick boot, quiet boot, and ROM display mode.
Settings related to CPU features like Clock Spread Spectrum and Hyper-Threading.
Configuration options for the Northbridge, including DRAM frequency and timings.
Settings for DVMT mode, memory, boot display, and alternate video BIOS.
Options to enable/disable onboard USB ports and legacy USB support.
Settings for SATA port configuration, drive types, and detection timeouts.
Settings for PCI slot configuration, latency timers, and bus mastering.
Settings for serial port addresses and interrupt requests.
Options for enabling remote access, serial port settings, and terminal types.
Monitors CPU overheat alarms, CPU temperature, and system temperature.
Settings for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface features.
Configuration options for Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) features.
Options for viewing, marking, and clearing event logs, including PCIe error logging.
Manages supervisor and user passwords, and boot sector virus protection.
Configures the sequence of bootable devices.
Sets the priority sequence for available hard disk drives.
Specifies the boot sequence for removable drives like USB devices.
Provides options to save/discard changes, load defaults, and exit the BIOS setup.
Lists beep codes indicating recoverable errors during Power-On Self Test.
Guides on installing drivers and software from the included CD.
Instructions for using SuperDoctor III for system monitoring and management.