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X8DTH-6/X8DTH-6F/X8DTH-i/X8DTH-iF User's Manual

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User s manual 1
Manual revision 1 2
Printed in the united states of america 2
Release date oct 31 2011 2
Warning handling of lead solder materials used in this product may expose you to lead a chemical known to the state of california to cause birth defects and other reproductive harm 2
About this manual 3
About this motherboard 3
Conventions used in the manual 3
Manual organization 3
Preface 3
Asia paciﬁ c 5
Contacting supermicro 5
Europe 5
Headquarters 5
Chapter 1 introduction 6
Chapter 2 installation 6
Preface 6
Table of contents 6
Appendix a bios error beep codes 8
Appendix b software installation instructions 8
Chapter 3 troubleshooting 8
Chapter 4 bios 8
1 overview 9
Chapter 1 9
Checklist 9
Introduction 9
Chapter 1 introduction 11
Differences between x8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if 11
Ipmi 2 winbond wpcm450 controller the phy chip and dedicated lan port w kvm support are available on the x8dth 6f if only for more information refer to the user guide posted on our website http www supermicro com 11
Sas2 lsi sas2 2008 controller sas ports 0 7 are available on the x8dth 6 6f only for more information on lsi raid conﬁ guration refer to 11
Support manuals 11
The lsi user guide posted on our website http www supermicro com sup port manuals 11
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if layout x8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if layout 11
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if sata2 ich10r yes yes yes yes lsi sas2 2008 controller yes yes no no ipmi 2 w kvm no yes no yes 11
Failure in doing so will void the manufacturer warranty on your power supply and motherboard 12
Indicates the location of pin 1 12
Jumpers not indicated are for test purposes only 12
Please use a power supply that contains a 24 pin and two 8 pin power connectors be sure to connect these connectors to the 24 pin jpw1 and the two 8 pin jpw2 jpw3 power connectors on the motherboard 12
Quick reference 12
Rev 2 1 12
The system 12
To avoid system overheating be sure to provide adequate air ﬂ ow to 12
Warning 1 to prevent damage to the power supply or motherboard 12
When dp4 is on the onboard power connection is on make sure to unplug the power cables before removing or installing components 12
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 12
Chapter 1 introduction 13
Raidkey raidkey for raid5 support jibtn1 x8dth 6 6f 13
Chipset 14
Expansion slots 14
Memory 14
Motherboard features 14
Pc health monitoring 14
Acpi features 15
Cd diskette utilities 15
Dimensions 15
Onboard i o 15
Block diagram of the intel 5520 platform 16
Board features pages for details on the features of each motherboard 16
Note this is a general block diagram please see the previous mother 16
Pci e x4 16
Pci e x8 16
Wpcm450 16
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 16
2 chipset overview 17
Main features of the 5500 5600 series processor and the 5520 chipset 17
3 special features 18
4 pc health monitoring 18
Environmental temperature control 18
Fan status monitor with firmware control 18
Recovery from ac power loss 18
System resource alert 18
5 acpi features 19
6 power supply 19
Main switch override mechanism 19
Slow blinking led for suspend state indicator 19
7 super i o 20
8 overview of the winbond wpcm450 controller for x8dth 6f if only 20
1 static sensitive devices 23
Chapter 2 23
Installation 23
Precautions 23
Unpacking 23
2 motherboard installation 24
Installation instructions 24
Tools needed 24
3 processor and heatsink installation 25
Installing an lga 1366 processor 25
Installing a cpu heatsink 27
Removing the heatsink 28
4 memory installation 29
Along the bottom of the module to prevent inserting the dimm module incor 29
Board see the memory installation table below 29
Caution 29
Chapter 2 installation 29
Dimm installation 29
Ecc or 48 gb of unbuffered ecc non ecc ddr3 1333 1066 800 mhz memory 29
Exercise extreme care when installing or removing dimm modules to prevent any possible damage also note that the memory is interleaved to improve performance see step 1 29
Gently press down on the dimm module until it snaps into place in the slot 29
In 12 dimms 29
Insert each dimm module vertically into its slot pay attention to the notch 29
Insert the desired number of dimms into the memory slots starting with dimm p1 dimm1a when populating dimm modules always start with chan nel1 p1 dimm1a and 1b ﬁ rst for optimal memory performance please 29
Memory population for optimal performance for a motherboard with one cpu cpu1 installed 29
Memory population for optimal performance for a motherboard with two cpus installed 29
Memory support 29
Note check the supermicro website for recommended memory modules 29
Rectly 29
Repeat for all modules 29
The x8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if supports up to 192 gb of registered 29
Use memory modules of the same type and the same speed on the mother 29
Dimm module population conﬁ guration 30
For memory to work properly follow the tables below for memory installation 30
Memory support for the motherboard w 5500 processors installed 30
Note 2 memory speed support is dependent on the type of cpu used on the board 30
Note1 for unbuffered ecc non ecc memory maximum of 4 gb per dimm is supported 30
Rdimm population for the motherboard with 5500 processors installed 30
Udimm population for the motherboard with 5500 processors installed 30
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 30
Chapter 2 installation 31
Memory support for the motherboard w 5600 processors installed 31
V dimms 31
V rdimm population for the motherboard w 5600 processors installed 31
V udimm population for the motherboard w 5600 processors installed 31
Note 1 due to os limitations some operating systems may not show more than 4 gb of memory 32
Note 2 due to memory allocation to system devices the amount of mem ory that remains available for operational use will be reduced when 4 gb 32
Of ram is used the reduction in memory availability is disproportional 32
Possible system memory allocation availability 32
V udimm population for the motherboard w 5600 processors installed 32
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 32
Chapter 2 installation 33
Installing and removing dimms 33
5 control panel connectors io ports 34
Back panel connectors 34
Back panel connectors io ports 34
Atx ps 2 keyboard and ps 2 mouse ports 35
Chapter 2 installation 35
The atx ps 2 keyboard and ps 2 mouse are located next to the back panel usb ports on the motherboard see the table at right for pin deﬁ ni tions 35
A video vga connector is located 36
Com1 com2 36
Layout below for the location 36
Next to com port1 on the io back 36
Plane this connector is used to pro 36
Serial ports 36
Two com connections com1 com_ dbg are located on the motherboard com1 is located on the backplane io panel and com2 is located close to pci e slot1 to provide serial connec tions to the motherboard see the table on the right for pin deﬁ nitions 36
Vide video display refer to the board 36
Video connector 36
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 36
Backpanel usb 0 37
Backpanel usb 1 37
Chapter 2 installation 37
Front panel usb 3 37
Front panel usb 4 5 37
Front panel usb 6 7 37
Two universal serial bus ports usb 0 1 are located on the i o back panel additionally five usb connections usb 3 4 5 6 7 are on the mother board to provide front chassis access cables are not included see the tables on the right for pin deﬁ nitions 37
Universal serial bus usb 37
Ethernet ports 38
Ipmi lan x8dth if 6f only 38
Nc no connection 38
Two ethernet ports lan 1 lan2 are located at on the io backplane in addition a dedicated lan is also lo cated on the x8dth if 6f to provide kvm support for ipmi 2 all these ports accept rj45 type cables note please refer to the led indicator sec tion for lan led information 38
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 38
Front control panel 39
Front control panel pin deﬁ nitions 40
Connect an led cable to the oh fan fail connections on pins 7 and 8 of jf1 to provide advanced warn ings for chassis overheat fan failure refer to the table on the right for pin deﬁ nitions 42
Deﬁ nitions 42
Fer to the table on the right for pin 42
Located on pins 5 and 6 of jf1 re 42
Overheat oh fan fail led 42
Power fail led 42
The power fail led connection is 42
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 42
Chapter 2 installation 43
For pin deﬁ nitions 43
Mode press the button for at least 4 43
On pins 1 and 2 of jf1 momentarily con 43
Power button 43
Reset button 43
Seconds refer to the table on the right 43
Setting in the bios see chapter 4 to 43
Tacting both pins will power on off the sys 43
Tem this button can also be conﬁ gured 43
The power button connection is located 43
The reset button connection is located on pins 3 and 4 of jf1 attach it to a hardware reset switch on the computer case refer to the table on the right for pin deﬁ nitions 43
To function as a suspend button with a 43
Turn off the power when set to suspend 43
6 connecting cables 44
Ioh36d 1 44
Ioh36d 2 44
Rev 2 1 44
Sata sgpio2 44
South bridge 44
Chassis intrusion pin deﬁ nitions jl1 45
Fan header pin deﬁ nitions 45
Ground 45
Intrusion input 45
Ioh36d 1 45
Ioh36d 2 45
Pin deﬁ nition 45
Pwr modulation 45
Rev 2 1 45
Sata sgpio2 45
South bridge 45
Tachometer 45
At jwol on the motherboard you 46
Must also have a lan card with a 46
On the jd1 header pins 1 3 are used for power led indication and pins 4 7 are for the speaker see the tables on the right for pin deﬁ nitions please note that the speaker connector pins 4 7 are for use with an external speaker if you wish to use the on board speaker you should close pins 6 7 with a jumper 46
Power led speaker 46
Sata sgpio2 46
The right for pin deﬁ nitions 46
The wake on lan header is located 46
To use this feature see the table on 46
Wake on lan 46
Wake on lan connector and a cable 46
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 46
Ioh36d 1 47
Ioh36d 2 47
Sata sgpio2 47
South bridge 47
A system management bus header is located at subus1 on the mother board connect an appropriate cable here to use the smb connection on your system 48
C connector 48
C1 monitors power 48
Connector jp 48
For pin deﬁ nitions 48
Ioh36d 1 48
Ioh36d 2 48
Perature see the table on the right 48
Power smb 48
Power system management bus 48
Sata sgpio2 48
South bridge 48
Supply fan status and system tem 48
System management bus 48
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 48
A trusted platform module tpm header is located on the motherboard to provide tpm support to enhance data integrity and system security refer to the table on the right for pin deﬁ nitions 49
Chapter 2 installation 49
Connection header jhb1 is located 49
Connection see the layout for the 49
Fp ipmi heartbeat led header 49
Here to indicate the status of ipmi 49
Ioh36d 1 49
Ioh36d 2 49
Location of jhb1 49
Next to com2 port connect a cable 49
Sata sgpio2 49
South bridge 49
The front panel ipmi heartbeat led 49
Trusted platform module header 49
X8dth 6f if only 49
A power connector for sata dom disk_on_module devices is located at jwf1 connect the appropriate cable here to provide power support for your dom devices 50
A raidkey header located at jibtn1 50
Dom power connector 50
Is optional 50
Mance of intel hostraid and lsi 50
Mega raid aoc sas2 raid5 key 50
Motherboard to enhance the perfor 50
Provides raid function support on the 50
Raidkey optional for x8dth 6 6f only 50
Sata sgpio2 50
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 50
7 jumper settings 51
Explanation of jumpers 51
Ioh36d 1 51
Ioh36d 2 51
Rev 2 1 51
Sata sgpio2 51
South bridge 51
3 to generate a non maskable interrupt 52
Can reboot the system when a software ap 52
Cmos clear 52
Dog must also be enabled in the bios 52
Jbt1 is used to clear cmos instead of pins this jumper consists of contact pads to prevent the accidental clearing of cmos to clear cmos use a metal object such as a small screwdriver to touch both pads at the same time to short the connection always remove the ac power cord from the system before clear ing cmos 52
Note for an atx power supply you must completely shut down the sys tem remove the ac power cord and then short jbt1 to clear cmos 52
Plication hangs close pins 1 2 to reset the 52
Sata sgpio2 52
Signal for the application that hangs see the 52
System if an application hangs close pins 52
Table on the right for jumper settings watch 52
Watch dog enable disable 52
Watch dog jwd is a system monitor that 52
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 52
Ioh36d 1 53
Ioh36d 2 53
Rev 2 1 53
Sata sgpio2 53
South bridge 53
Jps1 allows you to enable or disable sas connectors the default position is on pins 1 and 2 to enable sas see the table on the right for jumper settings 54
Sas enable 54
Sas enable x8dth 6 6f only 54
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 54
8 onboard led indicators 55
Ioh36d 1 55
Ioh36d 2 55
Rev 2 1 55
Sata sgpio2 55
South bridge 55
A bmc heartbeat led is located at dp5 on the motherboard when dp5 is on bmc baseboard management control ler is active see the tables at right for more information 56
A sas activity led is located at led5 56
Bmc activity led x8dth if 6f 56
Ioh36d 1 56
Ioh36d 2 56
Sas activity led x8dth 6 6f 56
Sata sgpio2 56
South bridge 56
The layout below for the led location 56
The table on the right for details also see 56
When led5 is on sas is active refer to 56
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 56
A sas activity led is located at dp7 57
A sas heartbeat led is located at dp6 when dp6 is on sas functions normally refer to the table on the right for details also see the layout below for the led location 57
Below for the led location 57
Chapter 2 installation 57
Ioh36d 1 57
Ioh36d 2 57
On the right for details also see the layout 57
Sas error led x8dth 6 6f 57
Sas heartbeat led x8dth 6 6f 57
Sata sgpio2 57
South bridge 57
When dp7 is on an error has occurred 57
With sas connections refer to the table 57
A onboard pwr led 58
An onboard power led is located at dp4 on the motherboard when this led is on the system is on be sure to turn off the system and unplug the power cord before removing or installing components see the tables at right for more information 58
Onboard power led 58
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 58
9 sata and sas connections 59
A f sata0 5 59
G sas0 3 x8dth 6 6f 59
Ground 59
H sas4 7 x8dth 6 6f 59
Ioh36d 1 59
Ioh36d 2 59
Pin signal 59
Rev 2 1 59
Sata sas connectors pin deﬁ nitions 59
Sata sgpio2 59
Sata_rxn 59
Sata_rxp 59
Sata_txn 59
Sata_txp 59
South bridge 59
1 troubleshooting procedures 61
Before power on 61
Chapter 3 61
No power 61
Troubleshooting 61
Losing the system s setup conﬁ guration 62
Memory errors 62
No video 62
2 technical support procedures 63
3 frequently asked questions 63
4 returning merchandise for service 64
Warnin 64
1 introduction 65
Chapter 4 65
How to change the conﬁ guration data 65
Starting bios setup utility 65
2 main setup 66
Starting the setup utility 66
3 advanced setup conﬁ gurations 68
Boot features 68
Processor and clock options 69
Advanced chipset control 72
Cpu bridge conﬁ guration 72
North bridge conﬁ guration 73
Ide sata conﬁ guration 74
South bridge conﬁ guration 74
Block mode boosts the ide drive performance by increasing the amount of data transferred only 512 bytes of data can be transferred per interrupt if block mode is not used block mode allows transfers of up to 64 kb per interrupt select disabled to allow data to be transferred to and from devices one sector at a time select auto to allow data transfer to and from the devices occur multiple sectors at a time if the devices supports it the options are auto and disabled 76
Block multi sector transfer 76
Dma mode 76
Dma mode select options 76
Ide disk drive support cannot be determined the options are auto swdman 76
Mwdman and udman see the table below for dma mode select options 76
Option selected dma mode max transfer rate 76
Option selected pio mode max transfer rate 76
Pio mode 76
Pio mode select options 76
Rate of 3 mb s 16 mb s see the table below 76
Select 0 4 to allow the ami bios to use pio mode 0 4 it has a data transfer 76
Select auto to allow the ami bios to automatically detect the pio mode use 76
Select auto to allow the bios to automatically detect ide dma mode when the 76
The ide pio programmable i o mode programs timing cycles between the ide drive and the programmable ide controller as the pio mode increases the cycle time decreases the options are auto 0 1 2 3 and 4 76
This value if the ide disk drive support cannot be determined 76
X8dth 6 x8dth 6f x8dth i x8dth if user s manual 76
Pci pnp conﬁ guration 77
Super io device conﬁ guration 78
Remote access conﬁ guration 79
Hardware health 80
Monitor 80
Acpi conﬁ guration 82
Trusted computing available when a tpm device is detected 83
Ipmi conﬁ guration 84
View bmc system event log 84
Set lan conﬁ guration 85
Event log conﬁ guration 86
4 security settings 87
5 boot conﬁ guration 88
Boot device priority 88
6 exit options 89
Cd dvd drives 89
Hard disk drives 89
Removable drives 89
Appendix a 91
Bios error beep codes 91
Appendix b 93
B 1 installing software programs 93
Software installation instructions 93
B 2 conﬁ guring supero doctor iii 94

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