| Title: | Multia |
| Moderator: | ONTIME::SYSTEM |
| Created: | Tue Oct 04 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Tue Jun 03 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 782 |
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The Multia Service Information handbook (EK-MULTS-IN.C01) carefully lists the jumpers responsible for speed selection. While there is a complete table for the Alpha-based Multias (up to 300 MHz), the Intel related information just mentions: W2 off Host bus frequency W4 on Host clock speed select W5 off Host clock speed select W7 1 to 2 ISA clock speed select These settings are apparently correct for the 100 MHz CPU. Does anybody know about other valid settings ? Thanks for your help, Hans.
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| 766.1 | Got this from Engineering years back fron now | SUTRA::MAHIEUX | Thu Mar 20 1997 09:53 | 43 | |
The table below summarizes the jumpers on the VX51B motherboard:
Reference Designator VX51B-F2/F3 Setting Description
-------------------- -------- -------------------
W2 (Host Frequency) OFF BF signal on
Pentium. Sets
the Bus-to-Core
Frequency
to 1/2 when ON and 2/3 whenOFF.
W3 (Pentium Pipelining) ON NA signal on Pentium.
Indicates memory system
supports pipelinedcycles.
W4 (Host Bus Speed) ON W4 and W5 set Bus Frequency
W5 (Host Bus Speed) OFF 50 MHz (ON,ON),
60 Mhz (OFF,ON)
66 MHz (ON,OFF).
W6 (CMOS Mode) OFF Use to clear the RTC CMOS.
OFF = normal mode,
ON = clear RTC CMOS.
W7 (ISA Clock Speed) ON 3-to-2 Sets the ISA Bus frequency.
ON 1-to-2 = ISA frequency
is 1/4 PCI frequency.
ON 3-to-2 = ISA frequency
is 1/3 PCI frequency.
W8 (Bios Boot Block ON 3-to-2 Ability to program Flash
Programming Mode) Boot Block area.
ON 3-to-2 = normal mode (unable to
overwrite boot block).
Hoping this will help you.
Best Regards ,
Thierry Mahieux
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| 766.2 | LNZALI::BACHNER | Mouse not found. Click OK to continue | Thu Mar 20 1997 14:14 | 3 | |
Thanks a lot, Thierry ! Hans. | |||||
| 766.3 | KERNEL::PARRY | Trevor Parry | Fri Apr 18 1997 05:49 | 7 | |
Could someone clarify please....which motherboard jumpers should be set
if the CPU on an Intel Multia is upgraded from 100 Mhz to 133 Mhz ?
Previous replies suggest W4 on and W5 off. Is this correct ? What
about W2 ?
Thanks
/tmp
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| 766.4 | Jumper settings for 133MHZ | GWEN::KAUFMAN | Engineering MGR Xterminals and Multia | Tue Apr 22 1997 16:50 | 12 |
The jumper settings for 133MHZ should be: W2 ON W3 ON W4 ON W5 off W6 off W7 1-2 W8 2-3 Hope this helps, Joel | |||||