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ECS Elitegroup H61H2-I2 (V2.0) [4/68] Chapter 4 57 57 57 57 57
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Boot Menu...............................................................................50
Security Menu........................................................................52
Exit Menu...............................................................................55
Updating the BIOS..................................................................56
Chapter 4
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Using the Motherboard Software 57
Auto-installing under Windows XP/7/8.......................................57
Running Setup.........................................................................57
Manual Installation...........................................................................59
ECS Utility Software.......................................................................59
Chapter 5
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Trouble Shooting 61
Start up problems during assembly..............................................61
Start up problems after prolong use............................................62
Maintenance and care tips..............................................................62
Basic Troubleshooting Flowchart...................................................63
Содержание
- Copyright 1
- Disclaimer 1
- Federal communications commission fcc 1
- Preface 1
- Trademark recognition 1
- About the manual 2
- Canadian department of communications 2
- Declaration of conformity 2
- Preface 2
- Chapter 1 1 3
- Chapter 2 7 7 7 7 7 3
- Chapter 3 25 3
- Connecting i o devices 20 connecting case components 1 3
- Installing hardware 0 3
- Installing the motherboard 7 safety precautions choosing a computer case installing the motherboard in a case checking jumper settings 3
- Introducing the motherboard 1 introduction feature specifications motherboard components 3
- Preface i 3
- Tttttable of contents able of contents able of contents able of contents able of contents 3
- Using bios 25 about the setup utility 25 3
- Using bios 6 3
- Chapter 4 57 57 57 57 57 4
- Chapter 5 61 61 61 61 61 4
- Chapter 1 introducing the motherboard 5
- Introducing the motherboard 5
- Introduction 5
- Chipset 6
- Feature 6
- Introducing the motherboard 6
- Memory 6
- Processor 6
- Bios firmware 7
- Expansion options 7
- Integrated i o 7
- Introducing the motherboard 7
- Onboard lan optional 7
- Introducing the motherboard 8
- Specifications 8
- Introducing the motherboard 10
- Table of motherboard components 10
- Chapter 2 installing the motherboard 11
- Choosing a computer case 11
- Installing the motherboard 11
- Installing the motherboard in a case 11
- Safety precautions 11
- Checking jumper settings 12
- Installing the motherboard 12
- Setting jumpers 12
- Checking jumper settings 13
- Installing the motherboard 13
- Jumper settings 13
- Before installing the processor 14
- Fail safe procedures for over clocking 14
- Installing hardware 14
- Installing the motherboard 14
- Installing the processor 14
- Cpu installation procedure 15
- Installing the motherboard 15
- Ddr3 sdram memory module table 16
- Installing memory modules 16
- Installing the motherboard 16
- Installation procedure 17
- Installing the motherboard 17
- Expansion slots 18
- Installing add on cards 18
- Installing the motherboard 18
- Installing the motherboard 19
- Connecting optional devices 20
- F_audio front panel audio header 20
- Installing the motherboard 20
- Refer to the following for information on connecting the motherboard s optional devices 20
- Sata1 4 serial ata connectors 20
- These connectors are used to support the serial ata 3 gb s device simpler disk drive cabling and easier pc assembly it eliminates limitations of the current parallel ata interface but maintains register compatibility and sofeware compatibility with prallel ata 20
- This header allows the user to install auxiliary front oriented microphone and line out ports for easier access 20
- Com onboard serial port header 21
- Connect a serial port extension bracket to this header to add a serial port to your system 21
- F_usb1 2 front panel usb headers 21
- Installing the motherboard 21
- Please make sure that the usb cable has the same pin assignment as indicated above a different pin assignment may cause damage or system hang up 21
- The motherboard has two usb 2 headers supporting four usb 2 ports addition ally some computer cases have usb ports at the front of the case if you have this kind of case use auxiliary usb connector to connect the front mounted ports to the motherboard 21
- Case chassis intrusion detect header 22
- Installing the motherboard 22
- Me_unlock me unlock header 22
- This detects if the chassis cover has been removed this function needs a chassis equipped with instrusion detection switch and needs to be enabled in bios 22
- About sata connectors 23
- Installing a sata hard drive 23
- Installing serial ata hard drives 23
- Installing the motherboard 23
- Connecting i o devices 24
- Installing the motherboard 24
- Connecting 24 pin power cable 25
- Connecting case components 25
- Installing the motherboard 25
- Atx_power atx 24 pin power connector 26
- Connecting 4 pin power cable 26
- Cpu_fan cpu cooling fan power connector 26
- Installing the motherboard 26
- Sys_fan system cooling fan power connectors 26
- Atx12v atx 12v power connector 27
- Installing the motherboard 27
- Spk internal speaker 27
- Connecting pins 1 and 3 to a front panel mounted led provides visual indication that data is being read from or written to the hard drive for the led to function properly an ide drive should be connected to the onboard ide interface the led will also show activity for devices connected to the scsi hard drive activity led connector 28
- Connecting pins 2 and 4 to a single or dual color front panel mounted led provides power on off sleep and message waiting indication 28
- Front panel header 28
- Hard drive activity led 28
- Installing the motherboard 28
- Power sleep message waiting led 28
- Power switch 28
- Reset switch 28
- Supporting the power on off function requires connecting pins 6 and 8 to a momen tary contact switch that is normally open the switch should maintain contact for at least 50 ms to signal the power supply to switch on or off the time requirement is due to internal de bounce circuitry after receiving a power on off signal at least two seconds elapses before the power supply recognizes another on off signal 28
- Supporting the reset function requires connecting pin 5 and 7 to a momentary contact switch that is normally open when the switch is closed the board resets and runs post 28
- The front panel header f_panel provides a standard set of switch and led headers commonly found on atx or micro atx cases refer to the table below for informa tion 28
- This concludes chapter 2 the next chapter covers the bios 28
- About the setup utility 29
- Chapter 3 using bios 29
- Entering the setup utility 29
- The standard configuration 29
- Using bios 29
- Resetting the default cmos values 30
- Using bios 30
- Advanced 31
- Bios navigation keys 31
- Default 31
- Language 31
- Using bios 31
- Main menu 32
- System date time the date and time items show the current date and time on the computer if you are running a windows os these items are automatically updated whenever you make changes to the windows date and time properties utility 32
- System language english this item is used to set system language 32
- This menu shows the information of bios and enables you to set the system language date and time 32
- Using bios 32
- Advanced menu 33
- Lan configuration 33
- Network stack enabled use this item to enable or disable uefi network stack ipv4 6 pxe support enabled use these items to enable ipv4 6 pxe boot support if disabled ipv4 6 pxe boot option will not be created 33
- Onboard lan controller enabled use this item to enable or disable the onboard lan 33
- The advanced menu items allow you to change the settings for the cpu and other system 33
- The item in the menu shows the lan related information that the bios automatically detects 33
- Using bios 33
- Cpu smart fan control enabled 34
- On motherboards support hardware monitoring this item lets you monitor the parameters for critical voltages temperatures and fan speeds 34
- Pc health status 34
- Smart fan function 34
- Smart fan mode normal 34
- This item allows you to enable disable the control of the cpu fan speed by changing the fan voltage 34
- This item allows you to select the fan mode normal quiet silent or manual for a better operation environment if you choose normal mode the fan speed will be auto adjusted depending on the cpu temperature if you choose quiet mode the fan speed will be auto minimized for quiet environment if you choose silent mode the fan speed will be auto restricted to make system more quietly if you choose manual mode the fan speed will be adjust depending on users parameters 34
- To view the following screen 34
- Using bios 34
- Using bios 35
- Eup support enabled this item allows user to enable or disable eup support 36
- Power led type dual color led this item shows the type of the power led 36
- Power management setup 36
- Resume by pme disabled this item is about resume by pci pci e lan ext usb3 pme 36
- Resume by ps2 kb s3 disabled this item enables or disables you to allow keyboard activity to awaken the system from power saving mode 36
- Resume by ps2 ms s3 disabled this item enables or disables you to allow mouse activity to awaken the system from power saving mode 36
- Resume by ring disabled the system can be turned off with a software command if you enable this item the system can automatically resume if there is an incoming call on the modem you must use an atx power supply in order to use this feature 36
- Resume by usb 1 x 2 s3 disabled this item allows you to enable disable the usb device wakeup function from s3 mode 36
- This page sets up some parameters for system power management operation 36
- To return to the advanced menu page 36
- Using bios 36
- Acpi configuration 37
- Acpi sleep state s3 suspend to ram this item allows user to enter the apci s3 suspend to ram sleep state default 37
- Cpu configuration 37
- The item in the menu shows the highest acpi sleep state when the system enters suspend 37
- To return to the advanced menu page 37
- To view the following screen 37
- Using bios 37
- Using bios 38
- Sata configuration 39
- Sata mode ide mode use this item to select sata mode sata port 1 4 not present this motherboard supports four sata channel and each channel allows one sata device to be installed use these items to configure each device on the sata channel 39
- To return to the advanced menu page 39
- Use this item to show the mode of serial sata configuration options 39
- Using bios 39
- All usb devices enabled use this item to enable or disable all usb devices 40
- Legacy usb support enabled use this item to enable or disable support for legacy usb devices setting to audio allows the system to detect the presence of the usb device at startup if detected the usb controller legacy mode is enabled if no usb device is detected the legacy usb support is disabled 40
- To return to the advanced menu page 40
- To view the following screen 40
- Usb configuration 40
- Using bios 40
- Change settings auto 41
- Device settings io 3f8h irq 4 41
- Serial port 0 configuration this item shows the information of the super io chip 41
- Serial port enabled 41
- Super io configuration 41
- This item allows you to enable or disable serial port 41
- This item shows the information of the device settings 41
- To return to the advanced menu page 41
- To return to the super io configuration page 41
- To view the following screen 41
- Use this item to change device settings 41
- Using bios 41
- Intel r smart connect technology 42
- Isct configuration enabled use this item to enable disable isct configuration 42
- Isct notification control enabled use this item to enable disable isct notification control 42
- Isct sleep duration value format actual time use this item to select actual time or duration in seconds isct 2 42
- Isct wlan power control enabled use this item to enable disable isct wlan power control 42
- Isct wwan power control enabled use this item to enable disable isct wwan power control 42
- Use this item to show the information of intel r smart connect technology 42
- Using bios 42
- And view the following screen 43
- Chipset menu 43
- Dvmt memory 256m 43
- Igd memory 64m 43
- Igd multi monitor disabled 43
- The chipset menu items allow you to change the settings for the north bridge chipset south bridge chipset and other system 43
- This item enables or disables igd internal graphics device multi monitor 43
- This item is used to select dvmt5 total graphic memory size by the internal graphics device 43
- This item shows the information of the igd internal graphics device memory 43
- To return to the chipset menu page 43
- Using bios 43
- Multi monitor technology 44
- Using bios 44
- Step 2 install all the drivers of pci express graphic cards click the browse cd item then appears the following screen select the driver you want to install e g nvidia geforce 8400 gs microsoft corporation wddm v1 and double click it 45
- Step 3 enable igd multi monitor from bios in the following bios screen please set igd multi monitor to enabled 45
- Using bios 45
- Display devices 46
- Enter the control panel menu select the display in the all control panel items and click the screen resolution then appears the following screen 46
- Select display devices set the multiple displays option and to extend destop for display multi monitor technology 46
- Set the multiple displays 46
- Show the path of the setting location 46
- Step 4 change the appearance of your displays under windows 7 8 46
- The type of the display 46
- Using bios 46
- Using bios 47
- Audio configuration 48
- Azalia hd audio enabled 48
- Azalia internal hdmi codec enabled 48
- Case open warning disabled 48
- Chassis opened no 48
- Restore ac power loss power off 48
- This item enables or disables azaia internal hdmi codec 48
- This item enables or disables azalia hd audio 48
- This item enables or disables the warning if the case is opened up and the item below indicates the current status of the case 48
- This item enables your computer to automatically restart or return to its operating status 48
- This item indicates whether the case has been opened 48
- This item shows the information of the audio configuration 48
- To return to the chipset menu page 48
- To view the following screen 48
- Using bios 48
- Me version 8 248 this item shows the me version 49
- To return to the chipset menu page 49
- To view the following screen 49
- Using bios 49
- Cpu overclocking configuration scroll to this item to view the following screen 50
- Launch pxe oprom disabled use this item to enable or disable the pxe oprom 50
- Launch storage oprom enabled use this item to enable or disable the storage oprom 50
- M i b iii mb intelligent bios iii menu 50
- This page enables you to set the clock speed and system bus for your system the clock speed and system bus are determined by the kind of processor you have installed in your system 50
- Using bios 50
- Using bios 51
- Active to active delay trrd 4 52
- Cas latency tcl 9 52
- Chipset configuration scroll to this item to view the following screen 52
- Performance memory profiles automatic 52
- Ras active time tras 24 52
- Ras to cas delay trcd 9 52
- Read cas precharge trtp 5 52
- Row precharge time trp 9 52
- Row refresh cycle time trfc 107 52
- This item allows you to select the memory mode automatic manual xmp profile 1 or 2 52
- This item controls the active bank x to active bank y in memory clock cycles 52
- This item controls the read to precharge delay for memory devices in memory clock cycles 52
- This item determines the operation of ddr sdram memory cas column address strobe it is recommended that you leave this item at the default value the 2t setting requires faster memory that specifically supports this mode 52
- This item specifies ras to cas delay to rd wr command to the same bank 52
- This item specifies row precharge to active or auto refresh of the same bank 52
- This item specifies the ras active time 52
- This item specifies the row refresh cycle time 52
- This item specifies the write recovery time 52
- This item specifies the write to read delay time 52
- Using bios 52
- Write recovery time twr 10 52
- Write to read delay twtr 5 52
- Using bios 53
- Boot configuration this item shows the information of the boot configuration 54
- Boot menu 54
- Boot mode select legacy use this item to select boot mode 54
- Boot option 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 these items show the boot priorities 54
- Bootup numlock state on this item enables you to select numlock state 54
- Launch pxe oprom disabled the item enables or disables launch pxe option rom launch storage oprom enabled the item enables or disables launch storage option rom 54
- Operation system select windows7 or other os this item is used to select the operation system 54
- Quiet boot enabled this item enables or disables quiet boot 54
- Set boot priority this item enables you to set boot priority for all boot devices 54
- This page enables you to set the keyboard numlock state 54
- Using bios 54
- Boot option filter 55
- Csm parameters oprom execution boot options filter etc 55
- Launch csm 55
- Launch pxe oprom policy this controls the execution of uefi and legacy pxe oprom 55
- Launch storage oprom policy this controls the execution of uefi and legacy storage oprom 55
- Launch video oprom policy this controls the execution of uefi and legacy video oprom 55
- Other pci device rom priority for pci devices other than network mass storage or video defines which oprom to launch 55
- This option controls if csm will be launched 55
- This option controls what devices system can boot to 55
- To return to the boot menu page 55
- To see the submenu 55
- To view the following screen 55
- Using bios 55
- Administrator password status not install this item shows administrator password installed or not 56
- Secure boot enabled this item is used to control the secure boot flow it is possible only if system runs in user mode secure boot mode custom this item is used to select secure boot mode when you select standard mode secure boot policy is fixed when you select custom mode the image execution policy and secure boot key databases are changeable 56
- Secure boot state disabled this item allows you to enable or disable the secure boot state 56
- Security menu 56
- System mode state setup this item shows system mode setup or not 56
- This page enables you to set setup administrator password and user password 56
- User password status not install this item shows user password installed or not 56
- Using bios 56
- Image execution policy scroll to this item to view the following screen 57
- Internal fv option rom removable media fixed media always execute deny execute these items allow you to select image execution policy per device path on security violation only users logged with administrative password can exercise query user policy setting 57
- To return to the security menu page 57
- Using bios 57
- Append an entry to kek db dbx this item launches the file browser to append new signature database from the file the file data must be formatted as efi variable with timebased authenticated header 58
- Authorized signature database db this item shows the information of the authorized signature database 58
- Default key provisioning disabled this item enables or disables you to force oem default secure boot keys if system is in setup mode 58
- Delete the pk kek db dbx this item is used to delete the variable key exchange key database kek this item shows the information of the key exchange key database 58
- Forbidden signature database dbx this item shows the information of the forbidden signature database 58
- Get pk kek db dbx to file this item is used to store secure variable to a file with a matching name in selected file system s root 58
- Key management scroll to this item to view the following screen 58
- Platform key pk this item shows the information of the platform key set pk kek db dbx from file this item launches the file browser to set efi variable from the file the file data must be formatted as efi variable with timebased authenticated header 58
- Using bios 58
- Boot override use this item to select the boot device 59
- Discard changes and exit this item enables you to discard any changes that you have made and exit 59
- Discard changes and reset this item enables you to discard any changes that you have made and reset 59
- Discard changes this item enables you to discard any changes that you have made 59
- Exit menu 59
- Restore defaults this item enables you to restore the system defaults 59
- Restore user defaults this item enables you to restore user defaults 59
- Save as user defaults this item enables you to save the changes that you have made as user defaults 59
- Save changes and exit this item enables you to save the changes that you have made and exit 59
- Save changes and reset this item enables you to save the changes that you have made and reset 59
- Save changes this item enables you to save the changes that you have made 59
- Save options this item enables you to save the options that you have made 59
- This page enables you to exit system setup after saving or without saving the changes 59
- Using bios 59
- Updating the bios 60
- Using bios 60
- Auto installing under windows xp 7 8 61
- Chapter 4 using the motherboard software 61
- Running setup 61
- Using the motherboard software 61
- Drivers and software are automatically installed in sequence follow the onscreen instructions confirm commands and allow the computer to restart a few times to complete the installation 62
- Using the motherboard software 62
- Windows 8 will show the following screen after system restart you must select desktop in the bottom left to install the next driver 62
- Ecs utility software intelligent ez utility 63
- Manual installation 63
- Using the motherboard software 63
- Using the motherboard software 64
- A system does not power up and the fans are not running 65
- B power is on fans are running but there is no display 65
- C the pc suddenly shuts down while booting up 65
- Chapter 5 trouble shooting 65
- Start up problems during assembly 65
- Trouble shooting 65
- Maintenance and care tips 66
- Start up problems after prolong use 66
- Trouble shooting 66
- Basic troubleshooting flowchart 67
- Yes yes 67
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