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UNIWILL COMPUTER CORP.
No. 24 Pei Yuan Road Chung Li Industrial Park, Chung Li City Tao Yuan, Taiwan, R.O.C. TEL: 886-3-461-6000 FAX: 886-3-461-6317
URL: http:// www.uniwill.com.tw/
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1.1. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS A. CPU
N241S1 Use INTEL Celeron & Pentium III Processor for the PGA370 Socket . Celeron Processor running from 533A MHz to 733 MHz. Pentium III Processor from 500 MHz to 1 GHz. These CPU are integrated high performance 16 KB instruction and 16 KB data, nonblocking, level one cache. The CPUs also integrated level two cache(128 KB for Celeron and 256 KB for Pentium III) with 32-bit applications running on advanced 32-bit operating systems. The Celeron Vcore running at 1.65V(CPUID 0683h),1.70V(CPUID 0686h) ,Vtt at 1.5V and Vcmos at 2.5V. Pentium III Vcore running at 1.7V, Vtt at 1.5V and Vcmos at 2.5V for 1 GHz. The power circuit also support the autoset of Vcc core by the VID0-3 signals from CPU. Both of CPUs support MMXtechnology.
B. CORE LOGIC
N241S1 uses SIS630S single chipset as core logic . The single chipset, SiS630S, provides a high performance/low cost Desktop solution for the Intel Slot 1 and socket 370 series CPUs based system by integrating a high performance North Bridge, advanced hardware 2D/3D GUI engine, Super-South bridge and an AGP4X Slot. By integrating the UltraAGP TM technology and advanced 64-bit graphic display
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interface, SiS630S delivers AGP 4x performance and memory bandwidth of up to 1 GB/s. In addition, SiS630S also supports an extra AGP Slot that supports 4X and Fast Write transactions. Furthermore, SiS630S provides powerful hardware decoding DVD accelerator to improve the DVD playback performance. In addition to providing the standard interface for CRT monitors, SiS630S also provides the Digital Flat Panel Port (DFP) for a standard interface between a personal computer and a digital flat panel monitor. To extend functionality and flexibility, SiS630S adopts Share System Memory Architecture which can flexibly utilize the frame buffer size up to 64MB. The “Super-South Bridge” in SiS630S integrates all peripheral controllers/accelerators /interfaces. SiS630S provides a total communication solution including 10/100Mb Fast Ethernet for Office requirement. SiS630S offers AC’97 compliant interface that comprises digital audio engine with 3D-hardware accelerator, on-chip sample rate converter, and professional wavetable along with separate modem DMA controller. SiS630S also provides interface to Low Pin Count (LPC) operating at 33 MHz clock which is the same as PCI clock on the host, and dual USB host controllers with six USB ports that deliver better connectivity and 2 x 12Mb bandwidth.The built-in fast PCI IDE controller supports the ATA PIO/DMA, and the Ultra DMA33/66/100 function that supports the data transfer rate up to 100 MB/s. It provides the separate data path for two IDE channels that can eminently improve the performance under the multi-tasking environment.
C. CLOCK FREQUENCY
System clock: 1. 32.768 KHz XTAL for NS87570 2. 32.768 KHz XTAL for RTC of SIS-630S. 3. 14.318 MHz XTAL for WINBOND 83194BR-63S Clock Generator to
Support. 66/100/133 MHz for CPU. 33 MHz for all of PCI Devices and LPC . 14.318 MHz for SIS-630S VGA . 48 MHz for SIS-630S USB and I/O Chipset(PC87393). Multiple 100/133 MHz Clock for SDRAM.
4. 25 MHz XTAL for PHY(RTL 8201) 5. 32.768 KHz XTAL for OZ998 6. 14.318 MHz XTAL for MP3 Audio Decoder STA013
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7. 8 MHz XTAL for MP3 Controller T33520 D. MEMORY
D-1 System Memory N241S1 Support 32MB/64MB/128MB/256MB SDRAM for Expanded with one 144 pin SO-DIMM. DIMM1 DIMM2 TOTAL
16M 0M 16M 32M 0M 32M 64M 0M 64M 128M 0M 128M 256M 0M 256M 16M 16M 32M 16M 32M 48M 32M 32M 64M 16M 64M 80M 32M 64M 96M 64M 64M 128M 64M 128M 192M 128M 128M 256M 256M 256M 512M
D-2. Video Memory
SIS-630S adopts Share System Memory Architecture which can flexibly utilize the frame buffer size up to 64MB, 1024×768×32bit color(LCD) and 1920×1440 8bbp/16bbp 60NI.
E. VIDEO
N241S1 use VGA Chips Integrated in SIS-630S,which support simultaneous display and graphic windows size from 4MB to 256Mbytes, internal AGP 4X bus and 1.5V operation. It can Support 12.1” SVGA,13.3” XGA and 14.1” XGA TFT (18bit) LCD Panel.
F. LPC Interface
It is integrated in SIS-630S that forward PCI I/O and memory cycle into LPC Bus, Translate 8/16 bit DMA Cycles into Bus cycle.
G. I/O SUBSYSTEM
N241S1 use NS PC87393 LPC to ISA Bridge interface that is support:
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1. Parallel port to support EPP/ECP 2. One FIR interface (4Mbit/s).
H. PCMCIA
N241S1 use O2Micro OZ6812T Card Bus controller which support one type II slot, and 32 bits Card Bus.
I. BIOS
AMI BIOS, and support PnP, APM 1.2 and ACPI 1.0 function. One 32 pins PLCC package 2MB FLASH ROM Winbond 29C020C and SST 39SF020 are used for System and VGA BIOS.
J. HARD DISK UNIT
Support PCI Bus Mastering, Native Mode and Compatibility Mode. It is also support PIO Mode 0,1,2,3,4 and Ultra DMA 33/66/100 independent. Capacity: Support 6/12 or above HDD Thickness: 9.5mm/2.5”(Toshiba, Fujitsu, IBM, Hitachi) Host Interface: Fast IDE Interface
K. KEYBOARD
travel : 3.0±0.2mm support 3 windows keys key pitch : 19mm size=285mm x 108.8mm x 5.5mm
L. AUDIO SUBSYSTEM AC-97 2.1 Compliant AUDIO Controller with Legacy Mode support,3D Sound and Sound Blaster PRO Compatible integrated in SIS-630S. An Analog device ALC 200 with high S/N ration(>90dB). It is compliant with AC-97 2.1 specification 18-bit stereo full-duplex CODEC with independent and variable sampling rate.
M. CD-ROM
TEAC 12.7mm height 12/8cm CD-ROM disc PIO mode 4, 24X average 3.1W,sleep 0.05W
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ATAPI interface N. TOUCH PAD UNIT
SYNAPTIC capacitor sensor support edge motion and virtual scroll bar support 2 or 3 button mode ESD withstand: 15KV power consumption: 2.75mA/5V X/Y resolution: 500 points/inch interface : PS/2
O. LED INDICATOR UNIT
There are two portion of LED indicators on N241S1 1. Two LED indicators on the right case:
SUSPEND LED : Green color for the system active at suspend mode Power/Charge LED : Green color for system power on, red color for battery charging.
2. Five LED indicator beside by power button: FDD LED, HDD LED, CD-ROM LED, Num lock LED, Caps lock LED, Scroll lock LED
P. UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS (USB)
Universal Serial Bus provides bi-directional, isochronous, dynamically attachable serial interface for adding peripheral device such as CD-R/W, FDD and Digital Camera. Data transfer rate is up to 12Mbits/sec. There are four ports supported by N241S1
Q.MODEM/FAX MODULE
Modem chip : SmartLink HAMR5603+Si3014 meet PC99 WINDOW modem requirement
support : AMR/MDC Slot / V.90 (56Kbps ) / AC’97 2.1 / APM & ACPI
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V.34bis(4.8Kbps to 33.6Kbps) / V.32 bis(4.8Kbps to 14 Kbps) /AT command set /
V.42 ( LAPM ) and MNP 2-4 error correction, 5 Data compression
V.22 bis(50 bps to 2.4Kbps) / V.21 Bell 103 / Bell 212 Fax Group3 Class 1/ V.17,V.29,V.27ter,V.21ch2 / Group III fax / telephony answering machine / DTMF
generation and detection / local handset, telephone and microphone record / telephone line and headset or peaked playback /VOX voice Detection/ caller ID(optional) / host base DSVD
R. BATTERY
R –1 Li-Ion Vender: Panasonic battery type: Li-Ion,8cells (4S2P) battery capacity: 14.8V,3200mAh (47.36 Whrs) charge voltage: 16.8V+ 2.5% -1.0% charge temperature: 0~45ºC discharge temperature: -20~60ºC end of discharge: 11V cycle life: 500 times overcharge protection: when battery voltage reach 17.2 ± 0.2V over-discharge protection: when battery voltage decrease to 10 ± 1V pre-charge current: 0.2 A charge current: When system is powered off : 2A
When system is in powered on : 1A
R – 2. NI-MH Vender GP
battery type: NI-MH, 10cells (10S) battery capacity: 12.0V,3800mAh (45.6 W/hrs) charge temperature: 0~45ºC
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discharge temperature: -20~60ºC end of discharge: 10V cycle life: 500 times pre-charge current: 0.2 A charge current: When system is powered off : 2A
When system is in powered on : 0.65A S. BLUETOOTH MODULE Frequency Range 2.402GHz – 2.480GHz. Bandwidth MHz Interface Standard USB interface OS win98/win2000/win CE/win ME/Linux PC Applications Dial-up Networking profile/LAN Access
Profile/File Transfer Profile Functions Analyzing the Bluetooth Protocal Stack
including the HCI, L2CAP , RFCOMM , SDP , TCS Layers. Auto-reset Function Avoid RF module shut-down.
T. MINI PC INTERFACE
Support Mini PCI specification revision 1.0 but not support LAN interface signals .
The Mini PCI signal set can be divided into three sub-sets: Support PCI interface, PCI power management, sideband signals provide
audio and communications . Wake up event support for D3cold . Contact Resistance 55 milliohms maximum (initial) per contact Current Rating 0.5 A per contact . Support MINI PCI type III A/B the Detial specification see the card module .
1.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM A. Core Logic Subsystem
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CORE LOGIC BLOCK DIAGRAM
.B. Clock Distribution
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CLOCK DISTRIBUTION
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C. VGA Block Diagram
VGA BLOCK DIAGRAM
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D. PCMCIA SUBSYSTEM
PCMCIA BLOCK DIAGRAM
E. LAN SUBSYSTEM
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LAN BLOCK DIAGRAM
F. AUDIO SUBSYSTEM
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM
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G. I/O SUBSYSTEM
SUPER I/O BLOCK DIAGRAM
H. ISA SUBSYSTEM
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ISA SYSTEM Block Diagram
I. IDE SUBSYSTEM
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1.3 BATTERY MANAGEMENT DEFINITION
A. Li-Ion battery packs ü battery type : Li-Ion ü battery cells :8 cells ü battery SPEC. : 14.8 V, 3200mAh ü battery power(total) : 47.36 watts ü battery protection : over charge protect ; over discharge protect ; over temperature protect ; short protect ; over current protect
B. Ni-MH battery packs
ü battery type : NI-MH ü battery cells :10 cells ü battery SPEC. : 12 V, 3800mAh ü battery power(total) : 45.6 watts ü battery protection : over charge protect ; over discharge protect ; over temperature protect ; short protect ; over current protect
C. Battery gauge
ü gas gauge IC in battery package ü support SMB bus 1.0 specification ü support SMB MASTER mode for battery low broadcast.
D. Battery warning
D-1. LOW BATTERY WARNING
When the current capacity of the battery pack is less than or equal to 6% Capacity, the system willl continuously beeps at a rate of 1 time every 16 seconds and the Green POWER LED will also blink at the same rate.
D-2. VERY LOW BATTERY WARNING
When the current capacity of the battery pack is less than or equal to 3% Capacity, the system willl continuously beeps at a rate of 1 time every 4 seconds and the Green POWER LED will also blink at the same rate if there is no ‘Suspend to Disk’ partition in the hard disk. If there is a ‘Suspend to Disk’ partition in the hard disk, the system will enter
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‘Suspend to Disk’ mode when the current capacity of the battery pack is less than or equal to 135 mAH.
E. Battery critical low When the current capacity of the battery pack is less than or equal to 0% Capacity, the power of the system will be shut down automatically.
F. Smart battery charger
A normal battery charger IC is used to charge the battery. This charger IC is controlled by the embedded controller PC87570. The PC87570 will emulate smart battery interface needed to talk with a smart battery pack.
G. Battery view in windows 95/98
hardware design can view battery gauge by KB interface
H.. Battery view utility windows 95/98 and dos /power.exe
1.4 HOT – KEY DEFINITION
Key combination Function Fn + F1 STANDBY Fn + F3 MUTE BATTERY WARNING BEEP Fn + F4 TOGGLE LCD/CRT DISPLAY Fn + F5 VOLUME INCREASE Fn + F6 VOLUME DECREASE Fn + F7 BRIGHTNESS UP Fn + F8 BRIGHTNESS DOWN Fn + F9 CONTRAST UP (FOR DSTN LCD) Fn + F10 CONTRAST DOWN (FOR DSTN LCD)
1.5 POWER PLANS
A. Power Source Descriptions +5V : 5V power source. +3V : 3.3V power source. +12V : 12V power source.
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CPU_CORE: CPU core power source. For Celeron the voltage is 2.0V, for Pentium !!! it’s 1.6V +2.5V: 2.5V power source +1.8V: 1.8V power source for SiS630 & CPU AGTL+ termination powers source. KBVCCA: KBC AD/DA 3.3V reference voltage RTCVDD: Real time clock power source +5V_AUX: LAN 5V always power source +3V_AUX: LAN 3.3V always power source & KBC 3.3V Power Source +1.8V-Aux: Sis 630 Power source +3V_RTL: LAN 3.3V analog power source +3V_PLL: LAN 3.3V analog power source LCDVCC: LCD display 3.3V power source
VIN: Inverter 8~20V power source ADAP+: 20V Power supply from AC adapter AMPVDD: 5V analog power for audio
Power Source Status Table
5V 3.3V 12V CPU_CORE VCC_CMOS
2.5V 1.5V 1.8V
FULL-ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON SLEEP ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
STD OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF SOFT-OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
1.6 POWER SUPPLY
A. Specification of DC/DC A-1 General Description : ² The DC/DC (system power) can
support+3.3V,+5V,+12V,+5V_AUX,+3V_AUX +1.8V_AUX for the main system .
² The DC/DC (CPU power) can support +1.3V~+2.05V, +1.8V,+2.5V for the CPU.
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A-2 Electrical Specification : DC OUTPUT
DC OUTPUT
CURRENT VOLTAGE
TOLERANCE
RIPPLE&NOISE MIN TYP MAX SURGE
5.0V +/-4﹪ 100mVp-p 0.4A 1.5A 2.5A 3A
3.3V +/-4﹪ 100mVp-p 0.3A 2.0A 3.5A 4A
12V +/-5﹪ 120mVp-p 10mA 50mA 0.1A -
+5V_AUX +/-5﹪ 100mVp-p 10mA 500mA
+3V_AUX +/-5﹪ 100mVp-p 0mA 150mA
+1.8V_AUX +/-5﹪ 100mVp-p 0mA 150mA
1.8V +/-5﹪ 100mVp-p 100mA - 3.0A 3.5A
2.5V +/-5﹪ 100mVp-p 0A - 150mA -
CPU Vcore
Max. Current
Steady state Transient response Remark
1.60V 11A -130mV/+80mV -110mV/+ 80mV CPU 500~550MHz 1.65V 18A -130mV/+80mV -110mV/+ 80mV CPU 533~933MHz 1.70V 20A -130mV/+80mV -110mV/+ 80mV CPU 550~1000MHz
Note: The following output ripple/noise requirements shall be meet throughout the load
range and under input voltage from 8Vdc to 22Vdc. Measurements shall be made with an oscilloscope with 200MHZ bandwidth output shall be bypassed at connector with a 0.1uF ceramic capacitor and a 10 uF electrolytic capacitor to simulate the loading.
INPUT : ² Adapter:20V @ 3A,60W constant voltage mode. ² Li-Ion Smart Battery Pack 8Cells DC 14.8V/3200mAh,47.36Wh ² NI-MH Smart Battery Pack 10Cells DC 12V/3800mAh,45.6Wh
INRUSH CURRENT :
Condition All operation condition turn on/off 1 second at all of input power source. 40 degree C air ambient.
limit No damage shall occur or components over stress, input fuse shall not blow.
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A-3 Efficiency:
85% min(Typical Load & Vin : 20V) 5V/1.5A,3.3V/2A,12V/50mA,2V/7A 75% min ( Max Load & Vin : 20V )
CPU Vcore
A-4 Protection Requirements A ) Output protection include OVP & current limiter protection . B ) OVP activated when output voltage (CPU-core,+3.3V,+5.0V,) over 20%(max) of normal value . C ) Current limiter protection activated when output short circuit, the dc/dc
converter output voltage shutdown or holding . (CPU-core ,+3.3V,+5.0V)
Note : 1 The OVP protection shall cause the system no fire and no smoke.
A-5 Signal a . Battery charging : When battery is being charged, the Charge LED will be flashing.
A-6 Dynamic Load Response Time The transient response is measured by switching the output load from 50 to 100 to 50percent of its full value at a frequency of 100Hz and 50% duty cycle,step load change is0.5amp/usec.The recovery time is less than 1ms and the regulation shall be less than the unit of output spec.
B. Specification of AC-adapter
input voltage : 100 ~240±10% AC input frequency : 50~60Hz±3Hz input AC current : 1.5Amax @90VAC efficiency : Better than 80% inrush current : 50A@115VAC,100A@230VAC hold up time : 5mS (minimum) output voltage/current : 20V/3A output load regulation : ±5%
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C. Specification of inverter input voltage : 8-22VDC output voltage : 620Vrms @ 50~60KHz start up voltage : 1200Vrms(min) brightness adjust range(tube current) : 3mArms-5.5mArms protection : open circuit protect , current limit protect
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UNIWILL COMPUTER CORP. No.24, Pei Yuan Rd., Chung Li Industrial Park Chung Li City, Taiwan, R.O.C. TEL: 886-3-461-6000 FAX: 886-3-461-6317
URL: http:// www.uniwill.com.tw/
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2.1 Connector Definitions 2.1.1 Memory DIMM144 Connector (CN6 and CN27) CN6
DIMM144
DQ03
DQ15
DQ27
DQ39
DQ413
DQ515
DQ617
DQ719
DQ837
DQ939
DQ1041
DQ1143
DQ1247
DQ1349
DQ1451
DQ1553
DQ1683
DQ1785
DQ1887
DQ1989
DQ2093
DQ2195
DQ2297
DQ2399
DQ24121
DQ25123
DQ26125
DQ27127
DQ28131
DQ29133
DQ30135
DQ31137
DQ32 4
DQ33 6
DQ34 8
DQ3510
DQ36 14
DQ37 16
DQ38 18
DQ39 20
DQ40 38
DQ41 40
DQ42 42
DQ43 44
DQ44 48
DQ45 50
DQ46 52
DQ47 54
DQ48 84
DQ49 86
DQ50 88
DQ51 90
DQ52 94
DQ53 96
DQ54 98
DQ55 100
DQ56 122
DQ57 124
DQ58 126
DQ59 128
DQ60 132
DQ61 134
DQ62 136
DQ63 138
DQMB0/CAS0#23
DQMB1/CAS1#25
DQMB2/CAS2#115
DQMB3/CAS3#117
DQMB4/CAS4#24
DQMB5/CAS5#26
DQMB6/CAS6#116
DQMB7/CAS7#118
S0#/RAS0#69
WE#67
NU/OE#73
SDA141
SCL142
A0 29
A1 31
A2 33
A3 30
A4 32
A5 34
A6 103
A7 104
A8 105
A9 109
A10111
A11/BA0 106
VCC11
VCC27
VCC45
VCC63
VCC81
VCC101
VCC113
VCC129
VCC143
VCC12
VCC28
VCC46
VCC64
VCC82
VCC102
VCC114
VCC130
VCC144
VSS 1
VSS 21
VSS 35
VSS 55
VSS 75
VSS 91
VSS 107
VSS 119
VSS 139
VSS 2
VSS 22
VSS 36
VSS 56
VSS 76
VSS 92
VSS 108
VSS 120
VSS 140
S1#/RAS1#71
A12/BA1 110
A13/A11 112
SRAS#/RFU65
SCAS#/RFU66
CKE0/RFU62CLK061
CLK1/RFU74
RFU/A12 70
RFU/A13 72
CKE1/RFU68
NC/CB0 57
NC/CB1 59
NC/CB2 77
NC/CB3 79
NC/CB458
NC/CB5 60
NC/CB6 78
NC/CB7 80
CN27
DIMM144-REV
DQ03
DQ15
DQ27
DQ39
DQ413
DQ515
DQ617
DQ719
DQ837
DQ939
DQ1041
DQ1143
DQ1247
DQ1349
DQ1451
DQ1553
DQ1683
DQ1785
DQ1887
DQ1989
DQ2093
DQ2195
DQ2297
DQ2399
DQ24121
DQ25123
DQ26125
DQ27127
DQ28131
DQ29133
DQ30135
DQ31137
DQ324
DQ336
DQ348
DQ3510
DQ36 14
DQ3716
DQ3818
DQ39 20
DQ4038
DQ4140
DQ4242
DQ43 44
DQ4448
DQ4550
DQ46 52
DQ4754
DQ4884
DQ4986
DQ5088
DQ5190
DQ5294
DQ53 96
DQ5498
DQ55100
DQ56122
DQ57124
DQ58126
DQ59128
DQ60 132
DQ61134
DQ62136
DQ63 138
DQMB0/CAS0#23
DQMB1/CAS1#25
DQMB2/CAS2#115
DQMB3/CAS3#117
DQMB4/CAS4#24
DQMB5/CAS5#26
DQMB6/CAS6#116
DQMB7/CAS7#118
S0#/RAS0#69
WE#67
NU/OE#73
SDA141
SCL142
A029
A131
A2 33
A330
A432
A5 34
A6103
A7104
A8105
A9109
A10111
A11/BA0106
VCC11
VCC27
VCC45
VCC63
VCC81
VCC101
VCC113
VCC129
VCC143
VCC12
VCC28
VCC46
VCC64
VCC82
VCC102
VCC114
VCC130
VCC144
VSS 1
VSS21
VSS35
VSS55
VSS75
VSS 91
VSS107
VSS119
VSS139
VSS2
VSS 22
VSS36
VSS56
VSS76
VSS92
VSS108
VSS120
VSS 140
S1#/RAS1#71
A12/BA1 110
A13/A11112
SRAS#/RFU65
SCAS#/RFU66
CKE0/RFU62
CLK061
CLK1/RFU74
RFU/A1270
RFU/A1372
CKE1/RFU68
NC/CB057
NC/CB159
NC/CB2 77
NC/CB379
NC/CB458
NC/CB5 60
NC/CB678
NC/CB780
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2.1.2 SIS 630S Frequency Selection Circuit
2.1.3 LCD FPC Connector (CN3)
+3V
BSEL1#1
BSEL0#1
Frequency Selection
FS3
FS0FS1FS2
R387 10K
R386 10K RP528P4RX4.7K
1234 5
678
RP54
*8P4RX10K
1 2 3 45678
SW6
DIP-SW
1234
8765
+3V
LCDVCCLCDVCC
PNLSW017
Y2+
CLK+
Y1+Y1-
Y0+
CLK-
Y0-
Y2-
C373
*C
R344
10K
CN3
LCD CON
135791113151719
2468
101214161820
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2.1.4 Inverter Connector (CN2)
2.1.5 USB Connector (CN21)
2.1.6 Bluetooth Connector (CN9)
AUDGND
BLTADJ17
INT_MIC11
DISPON
L76
BLM11P600S
C358
0.1u
CN2
INVERTER
12345678
+ C363
1u/25V
12
L77
BLM11P600S
VIN
+5V
+5V
USBP3+5USBP3-5
USBP2+5USBP2-5
CN21
USB CONN
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
99
1010
1111
1212
C343
47p
R307
15K
R306
15K
L81 BLM11P600SL80 BLM11P600S
C340
47p
C341
47p
R304
15K
L78 BLM11P600SL79 BLM11P600S
R305
15K
C342
47p
+3V
DETACH17WAKE_UP17
RESET#17
D-5D+5
L45 BLM11P600S
C525
47p
C530
47p
R250
15K
R244
15K
L42 BLM11P600S
CN9
BLUETOOTH
12345678910
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2.1.7 CRT Connector (CN18)
Pin Description Pin Description
1 RED 9 +5V 2 GREEN 10 GND 3 BLUE 11 NC- 4 NC 12 DDCCLK 5 GND 13 HSYNC 6 DACGND 14 VSYNC 7 DACGND 15 DDCDATA 8 DACGND
2.1.8 MDC (Software Modem) Connector (CN25)
2.1.9 Modem Phone (CN29), Modem Connector (CN28), Mini PCI Mode (CN7)
CN25
MDC CON.
MONO_OUT1
GND3
AUXR5
AUXL7
CDGND9
CD_R11
CD_L13
GND15
3.3V17
GND19
3.3V21
SDATA_O23
RESET#25
GND27
MCLK29 BCLK 30GND28SDATA_INA 26SDATA_INB24SYNC 22GND20VCC 18P_DN16R_D14R_D12VCC10GND8R_D6MONO_PHONE4AUDIO_PD2
21-V60615-00
21-V60615-00
L98
60uH_SBT_0260_DIP
C285
1000p/2KV_1808
CN29
MODEM-PHONE
12
CN28
MODEM CONN
12
C279
1000p/2KV_1808
RV1
DSSA P3100SBRP
11
22
L97
60uH_SBT_0260_DIP
CN7
*MINIPCI_MODE12
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2.1.10 LAN - RJ45 Connector (CN20)
2.1.11 Speaker Jack (CN12)
2.1.12 R/L Speaker Connector (CN1)
LANNC4 19
LANRD+ 19LANTD- 19
LANNC3 19LANRD- 19LANNC2 19LANNC1 19
LANTD+ 19
CN20
RJ45
TD+1 TD-2 RO+3 NC14 NC25 RO-6 NC37 NC48
GND9
GND 10
AUDGND
AMPVDD1
AUDGND
EXTSPKL
EXTSPKR
EXTSPKHP
CN12
SPK JACK
12645378
R314
100K
R26
100K
L1BLM11P600S
L14
BLM11P600S
L13 BLM11P600S
C36
680P
C35
680P
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2.1.13 Microphone Jack (CN13)
2.1.14 SPDIF Connector (CN17)
2.1.15 PCMCIA Connector (CN23)
AUDGND
R+
L-L+
R-CN1
R/L SPKR CONN
1234
L73 BLM11P600SL74 BLM11P600SL75 BLM11P600S
L72 BLM11P600S
C52
680P
C53
680P
C51
680P
C50
680P
VREFOUT
AUDGND
AUDGNDINT_MIC 8
CN13
MIC JACK
12645378 R104
2K
L15BLM11P600S
C1
680pL2BLM11P600S
+5VSPDIF5
CN17
SPDIF CONN
GND1 VCC2 VIN3
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2.1.16 HDD Connector (CN24)
2.1.17 CDROM Connector (CN30)
CN23
PCMCIA CONN
(D10) CAD3166
(D9) CAD30 65
(D1) CAD2931
(D8) CAD2864
(D0) CAD27 30
(A0) CAD2629
(A1) CAD25 28
(A2) CAD2427
(A3) CAD23 26
(A4) CAD2225
(A5) CAD21 24
(A6) CAD2023
(A25) CAD19 56
(A7) CAD1822
(A24) CAD1755
(A17) CAD16 46
(IOWR*) CAD1545
(A9) CAD14 11
(IORD*) CAD1344
(A11) CAD12 10
(OE*) CAD119
(CE2*) CAD10 42
(A10) CAD98
(D15) CAD841
(D7) CAD7 6
(D13) CAD639
(D6) CAD5 5
(D12) CAD438
(D5) CAD3 4
(D11) CAD237
(D4) CAD1 3
(D3) CAD02
GND 68
GND35
GND 34
GND1
VCC51
VCC17
VPP52
VPP18
CCLK (A16)19
CFRAME# (A23)54
CIRDY# (A15)20
CTRDY# (A22)53
CDEVSEL# (A21)50
CSTOP# (A20)49
CPAR (A13)13
CPERR# (A14)14
CSERR# (WAIT*)59
CREQ# (INPACK*)60
CGNT# (WE*)15
CINT# (IRQ*)16
CBLOCK# (A19)48
CCLKRUN# (IO16*)33
CRESET# (RESET)58
RFU (R2_D2)32
RFU (R2_D14)40
RFU (R2_A18)47
CVS143
CVS257
CCD1# (CD1*)36
CCD2# (CD2*)67
CAUDIO (BVD2/SPKR*)62
CSTSCHG (BVD1/RI*)63
CC/BE3# (REG*)61
CC/BE2# (A12)21
CC/BE1# (A8)12
CC/BE0# (CE1*)7
V_HDDV_HDD+5V
V_HDD
HDDLED#16
CBLIDA 4
PIDED726PIDED626PIDED526PIDED426PIDED326PIDED226PIDED126PIDED026
PIDED8 26
PIDED10 26PIDED11 26PIDED12 26PIDED13 26PIDED14 26PIDED15 26
PIDED9 26
IDEIRQ1426
PrimaryDriver
For MP3PIDED1
PIDEA2PIDEA1
PIDED11
PIDED9
PIDED13
PIDED5
PIDED3
PIDED0
PIDEDREQ
PIORDY
PIDED8
PIDED10
PIDECS1#
PIDED2
PIDEA0
PIDED15
PIDECS3#
PIDEIOW#
PIDEDACK#
PIDED14
PIDEIOR#
PIDED12
PIDED6
PIDED4
PIDED7
HDDRST#
MHDDRST
Q17
2N7002
D
G
S
R438 0
R152 4.7K
R146
470R149
10K
CN24
HDD CONN
1 23 45 67 89 1011 1213 1415 1617 1819 2021 2223 2425 2627 2829 3031 3233 3435 3637 3839 4041 4243 44
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2.1.18 Header For MP3 Connector (CN10, CN11)
V_CDROM
AUDGND
V_CDROM
+5V
IDEIRQ1526CBLIDB 4
CD_GND11
CD-ROMLED#16
SIDED9 26SIDED10 26
SIDED8 26
SIDED11 26
SIDEA026 SIDEA2 26
SIDEIOR# 26
SIDED12 26
SIDEA126
SIDED13 26SIDED14 26SIDED15 26
SIDED626
SIDED426SIDED526
SIDED326
SIDED726
SIDED226
SIDED026SIDED126
SIDECS3# 26
SIDEIOW#26
SIDECS1#26
CDRESET#5
SecondaryDriver(Master)
SIDED9
SIDED15
SIDEIOR#
SIDECDR
SIDED8
SIDEA1SIDEA2
SIDED10
SIDEDREQ
SIDEIOW#SIDEDACK#
SIDED13
CIORDY
SIDED14
SIDED12
SIDEA0
SIDED11
SIDECS1#
SIDECDL
SIDED5
SIDED0
CDRST#
SIDED2SIDED3
SIDED6SIDED7
SIDED4
SIDED1
IDEIRQ15
SIDECS3#
MHDDRST
R210 1K
R203
100K
Q68
2N7002
D
G
S
R209*0
R479
10K
CN30
CDROM CONN
1 23 45 67 89 1011 1213 1415 1617 1819 2021 2223 2425 2627 2829 3031 3233 3435 3637 3839 4041 4243 44454749
464850
R491
10K
CDA1CE0 26CDINSTB 26CDD15 26CDD13 26CDD11 26
CDD7 26CDD9 26
CDD5 26
CDD1 26CDD3 26
CDRDRE26
CDD1026CDD826
CDD426
CDD1426
CDD226
CDD1226
CDD026
CDD626
CDWRWE26
For MP3CDD1CDD3CDD5
CDD11CDD13CDD15CDINSTBCDA1CE0
CDD9CDD7CDD6
CDD2
CDRDRE
CDD12
CDD0
CDD10
CDD14
CDD8
CDD4
CDWRWE
CN10
HEADER 10X2
1 23 45 67 89 1011 1213 1415 1617 1819 20
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2.1.19 Parallel Connector (CN19)
2.1.20 Serial COM Connector (J7)
+3V_AUX+5V_AUX
AUDGND
+5V
MP3LBUTTON#18
LCMDA18
MP3KEYLOCK#18
MP3RBUTTON#18LCMCL18
MP3PWRSW#18
MP3LO11
MP3RO11V_ALL 24
MP3_ON 18,24,26
CDCS1ALE 26
CDA2CE1 26
MP3OFF 18
CDA0WP 26
CDCS0CLE 26
PWRSWMP3 24SIORDY 4
MP3LBUTTON#
MP3PWRSW#MP3KEYLOCK#
MP3RBUTTON#
MP3LO
MP3RO
CDA0WP
CDCS0CLECDCS1ALE
MHDDRST
CDA2CE1
CIORDYR258 *0
Q69
SI2301DS-SOT23
D
G
S
CN11
HEADER 15X2
1 23 45 67 89 1011 1213 1415 1617 1819 2021 2223 2425 2627 2829 30
LPTD1
LPTD7
LPTACK#
LPTSLCTIN#
LPTBUSY
LPTD5
LPTAFD#LPTD0
LPTSTB#
LPTD6
LPTD2
LPTD3
LPTPE
LPTERR#
LPTD4
LPTINIT#
LPTSLCT
CN19
PARALLEL CONN
13251224112310229
218
207
196
185
174
163
152
141
26
27
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2.1.21 PS/2 Connector (CN15)
2.1.22 Internal KB Connector (CN5)
2.1.23 Touch Pad Connector (CN8)
COMDCD1#
COMRTS1#
COMDSR1#
COMTXD1
COMDTR1#
COMRXD1
COMCTS1#
COMRI1J7
*CON9
123456789
+5V
KBDATAPS2DATA
PS2CLKKBCLK
L8
BLM11A221S
L7 BLM11A221S
C320
270p
L5 BLM11A221S
L6 BLM11A221S
+C321
4.7u/16V
12
S2
POLY SW_1812
C318
270p
C317
270p
CN15
PS2 CONN
123456
C319
270p
L9
BLM11P600S
SCANOUT11
SCANOUT8
SCANIN0
SCANOUT2
SCANIN6
SCANIN3
SCANOUT1
SCANOUT13
SCANOUT10
SCANOUT6SCANOUT7
SCANIN1
SCANIN2
SCANIN5
SCANIN7
SCANOUT15
SCANOUT12
SCANOUT9
SCANOUT5SCANOUT4
SCANOUT3
SCANOUT0
SCANIN4
SCANOUT14
CN5
INT KB CONN123456789
101112131415161718192021222324
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2.1.24 Fan 1 Connector (CN26)
2.1.25 Battery Connector (CN31)
Pin Description 1 BATT+ 2 SMBCLK 3 SMBDATA 4 TEMP 5 +5 AUX 6 GND 7 - 8 -
+5V
+5V
+5V
PAGEUP#PAGEDW#
CN8
T/P CONN
123456
RN4
10P8RX10K
12345
10
6789
+5V
FANON#
C273
0.1u
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2.1.26 Mini PCI Connector (CN4)
2.1.27 S-Video Out (CN16)
MINI_PCI_CON
CN4
TIP1
RING2
8PMJ-33
8PMJ-14
8PMJ-65
8PMJ-26
8PMJ-77
8PMJ-48
8PMJ-89
8PMJ-510
LED1_GRNP11
LED2_YELP12 LED1_GRNN13
LED2_YELN14
CHSGND15
RESERVED16
INTB#17
5V18
3.3V
19INTA#
20
RESERVED21 RESERVED22
GR
OU
ND
23
3.3V
_AU
X24
CLK25
RST#26
GR
OU
ND
27
3.3V
28
REQ#29
GNT#30
3.3V
31
GR
OU
ND
32
AD3133
PME#34
AD2935
RESERVED36
GR
OU
ND
37
AD3038
AD2739
3.3V
40
AD2541
AD2842
RESERVED43
AD2644
C/BE3#45
AD2446
AD2347
IDSEL48
GR
OU
ND
49
GR
OU
ND
50
AD2151AD2252
AD1953AD2054
GR
OU
ND
55
PAR56
AD1757AD1858
C/BE2#59
AD1660
IRDY#61
GR
OU
ND
623.
3V63
FRAME#64
CLKRUN#65
TRDY#66
SERR#67
STOP#68
GR
OU
ND
693.
3V70
PERR#71
DEVSEL#72
C/BE1#73
GR
OU
ND
74
AD1475AD1576
GR
OU
ND
77
AD1378
AD1279
AD1180
AD1081
GR
OU
ND
82
GR
OU
ND
83
AD984
AD885
C/BE0#86
AD787
3.3V
88
3.3V
89
AD690
AD591
AD492
RESERVED93
AD294AD395
AD096
5V97
RESERVED_WIP98
AD199
RESERVED_WIP100
GR
OU
ND
101
GR
OU
ND
102
AC_SYNC103
M66EN104
AC_SDATA_IN105
AC_SDATA_OUT106
AC_BIT_CLK107
AC_CODEC_ID0#108
AC_CODEC_ID1#109
AC_RESET#110
MOD_AUDIO_MON111
RESERVED112
AUDIO_GND113
GR
OU
ND
114
SYS_AUDIO_OUT115
SYS_AUDIO_IN116
SYS_AUDIO_OUT_GND117
SYS_AUDIO_IN_GND118
AUDIO_GND119
AUDIO_GND120
RESERVED121 MPCIACT#122
VC
C5V
A12
3
3.3V
_AU
X12
4
TV_GND TV_GND
S-VIDEO OUT
CO
YO
CN16
S-VIDEO
12
34
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2.1.28 AC Connector (CN22)
Pin Description 1 ADAP_IN 2 GND 3 GND
2.2 Mechanical Buttons and Switch Definition
2.2.1 Power on/off button 1. If the system is in S0, S1 or S2 state, pressing the power button will transit the
system to S4 (Suspend to Disk) or S5 (Soft-off) state depending on the “Power button function” setting in the BIOS Setup menu.
2. If the system is in S4 or S5 states, pressing the power button will awaken the
system into S0 states.
3. If the power button is pressed for more than four seconds, a power button over-ride event is generated and the system will be put into S5 (Soft-off) state.
2.2.2 Cover (Lid) Switch When LCD cover is closed, this Lid switch is triggered and an SMI/SCI is generated to put the system into ‘Standby Mode’ or ‘Suspend to Disk’ mode depending on the “Cover Switch” setting in the BIOS Setup menu. 2.2.3 Hot Function Button When this button is pressed, the system will launch Microsoft Internet Explorer and connect to Uniwill’s Web Site.
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2.3. Major Components and Connectors Location
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2.3.1 Bottom Side
CN
1
U2 U5
U9
U14
U21
U19
U20
U24
C N 1 1
CN
9U
25
U28
U29
U27
C N 1 0U
30
U23
BT1
CN
8
CN
5U
11U
12
U10
U7
CN
4
C N 2C
N3
U4
U3
CN
6
U6
U8
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2.3.2 Top Side
CN
22
CN
12C
N13
CN
17C
N14
CN
20C
N15
CN
16C
N21
CN
18C
N19
CN
23
CN
25
CN
24 CN
30 CN
31
CN
27
CN
29
CN
28
CN
26
U31
U32
U39
U35
U33
PT1
U3 4
U37
U36
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3.1 Major Components Pin Assignment
SOCKET_370 (U36A)
U36A
SOCKET_370
BCLKW37
DEFER#AN19
TRDY#AN25
RESET#/RESET2#X4
BPRI#AN17
RS#[2]AK28
RS#[1]AH22
RS#[0]AH26
VREF5AD6
VREF3R6
ADS#AN31
HITM#AL23
HIT#AL25
DRDY#AN27
DBSY#AL27
LOCK#AK20
BNR#AH14
BREQ0#AN29
REQ#[4]AL17
REQ#[3]AL19
REQ#[2]AH18
REQ#[1]AH16
REQ#[0]AK18
A#[31]AD4
A#[30]AA3
A#[29]Z4
A#[28]AK6
A#[27]AA1
A#[26]Y3
A#[25]AF6
A#[24]AB4
A#[23]AB6
A#[22]AE3
A#[21]AJ1
A#[20]AC3
A#[19]AG3
A#[18]Z6
A#[17]AE1
A#[16]AN7
A#[15]AL5
A#[14]AK14
A#[13]AL7
A#[12]AN5
A#[11]AK10
A#[10]AH6
A#[9]AL9
A#[8]AH10
A#[7]AL15
A#[6]AN9
A#[5]AH8
A#[4]AH12
A#[3]AK8
D#6
2E
25D
#63
F16
D#6
1A
27
D#6
0A
25
D#5
9C
17
D#5
8C
23
D#5
7A
19
D#5
6C
27
D#5
5C
19
D#5
4C
21
D#5
3A
23
D#5
2D
16
D#5
1A
13
D#5
0C
25
D#4
9C
13
D#4
8A
17
D#4
7A
15
D#4
6A
21
D#4
5C
11
D#4
4A
11
D#4
3A
7
D#4
2D
12
D#4
1D
14
D#4
0C
15
D#3
9D
10
D#3
8D
8
D#3
7A
9
D#3
6C
9
D#3
5B
2
D#3
4C
7
D#3
3C
1
D#3
2F
6
D#3
1C
5
D#3
0J3
D#2
9A
3
D#2
8A
5
D#2
7F
12
D#2
6E
1
D#2
5E
3
D#2
4K
6
D#2
3G
3
D#2
2F
8
D#2
1G
1
D#2
0L3
D#1
9H
6
D#1
8P
4
D#1
7R
4
D#1
6H
4
D#1
5U
3
D#1
4N
3
D#1
3L1
D#1
2Q
1
D#1
1M
4
D#1
0Q
3
D#9
P6
D#8
S1
D#7
J1
D#6
T6
D#5
S3
D#4
U1
D#3
M6
D#2
N1
D#1
T4
D#0
W1
RESERVED/A#[33]AC1
RE
SE
RV
ED/R
SP
#A
C37
RESERVED/A#[35]AF4
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AK
16
RE
SE
RV
ED
/AE
RR
#A
K24
RE
SE
RV
ED
AK
30
RE
SE
RV
ED
/AP
0#A
L11
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AL1
3
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AL2
1
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AN
11
RE
SE
RV
ED
/AP
1#A
N13
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AN
15
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AN
21
RE
SE
RV
ED
/RP
#A
N23
RE
SE
RV
ED/B
INIT
#B
36
RE
SE
RV
ED/D
EP
5#C
29
RE
SE
RV
ED/D
EP
1#C
31R
ES
ER
VED
/DE
P0#
C33
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
E23
RE
SE
RV
ED/D
EP
6#E
29
RE
SE
RV
ED/D
EP
4#E
31
RE
SE
RV
ED
F10
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
G35
RE
SE
RV
ED
G37
RE
SE
RV
ED
L33
RE
SE
RV
ED
N33
RE
SE
RV
ED
N35
RE
SE
RV
ED
N37
RE
SE
RV
ED
Q33
RE
SE
RV
ED
Q35
RE
SE
RV
ED
Q37
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
S33
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
S37
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
U35
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
U37
RE
SE
RV
ED
/BE
RR
#V
4
RESERVED/A#[34]W3
TES
THI
W35
RESERVED/A#[32]X6
RE
SE
RV
ED
Y1
VC
OR
E-D
ET
E21
RE
SE
RV
ED
E27
RE
SE
RV
ED
R2
RE
SE
RV
ED
S35
RE
SE
RV
ED
X2
PICCLKJ33
PICD[0]J35
PICD[1]L35
PRDY#A35
PREQ#J37
PWRGOODAK26
SLP#AH30
SMI#AJ35
TCKAL33
BPM#[1]E35
BSEL#AJ33
FLUSH#AE37
IERR#AE35
IGNNE#AG37
TRST#AN33
VREF4V6
VREF1F18
VREF0E33
VREF7AK22
VREF2K4
VREF6AK12
LINT[1]/NMIL37
INIT#AG33
BPM#[0]C35BP#[3]E37BP#[2]G33
FERR#AC35A20M#AE33
CPUPRES#C37
EDGCTRL/VRSEL AG1
PLL1W33
PLL2U33
THERMDPAL31
THERMDNAL29
LINT[0]/INTRM36
TDIAN35
TDOAN37
TMSAK32
VID[0]AL35VID[1]AM36VID[2] AL37VID[3]AJ37
STPCLK#AG35
THERMTRIP#AH28 R
ES
ER
VE
D/V
TTA
H20
RESERVED/RESET#AH4
RE
SE
RV
ED/D
EP
7#A
29
RE
SE
RV
ED/D
EP
3#A
31R
ES
ER
VED
/DE
P2#
A33
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AA
33
RE
SE
RV
ED
/VTT
AA
35
VCC_1.5VAD36
VCC_2.5VZ36
VCC_CMOSAB36
GN
D/R
ES
ER
VE
DA
M2
BSEL1/GNDAJ31
GND/CLKREFY33
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SOCKET_370 (U36B)
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U36B
SOCKET_370
GNDA37
GNDAB32
GNDAC33
GNDAC5
GNDAD2
GNDAD34
GNDAF32
GNDAF36
GNDAG5
GNDAH2
GNDAH34
GNDAJ11
GNDAJ15
GNDAJ19
GNDAJ23
GNDAJ27
GNDAJ3
GNDAJ7
GNDAK36
GNDAK4
GNDAL1
GNDAL3
GNDAM10
GNDAM14
GNDAM18
GNDAM22
GNDAM26
GNDAM30
GNDAM34
GNDAM6
GNDAN3
GNDB12
GNDB16
GNDB20
GNDB24
GNDB28
GNDB32
GNDB4
GNDB8
GNDD18
GNDD2
GNDD22
GNDD26
GNDD30
GNDD34
GNDD4
GNDE11
GNDE15
GNDE19
GNDE7
GNDF20
GNDF24
GNDF28
GNDF32
GNDF36
GNDG5
GNDH2
GNDH34
GNDK36
GNDL5
GNDM2
GNDM34
GNDP32
GNDP36
GNDQ5
GNDR34
GNDT32
GNDT36
GNDU5
GNDV2
GNDZ34GND
Z2GNDY5GND
Y37GNDX36GNDX32GNDV34
VCC_COREAA37
VCC_COREAA5
VCC_COREAB2
VCC_COREAB34
VCC_COREAD32
VCC_COREAE5
VCC_COREAF2
VCC_COREAF34
VCC_COREAH24
VCC_COREAH32
VCC_COREAH36
VCC_COREAJ13
VCC_COREAJ17
VCC_COREAJ21
VCC_COREAJ25
VCC_COREAJ29
VCC_COREAJ5
VCC_COREAJ9
VCC_COREAK2
VCC_COREAK34
VCC_COREAM12
VCC_COREAM16
VCC_COREAM20
VCC_COREAM24
VCC_COREAM28
VCC_COREAM32
VCC_COREAM4
VCC_COREAM8
VCC_COREB10
VCC_COREB14
VCC_COREB18
VCC_COREB22
VCC_COREB26
VCC_COREB30
VCC_COREB34
VCC_COREB6
VCC_COREC3
VCC_CORED20
VCC_CORED24
VCC_CORED28
VCC_CORED32
VCC_CORED36
VCC_CORED6
VCC_COREE13
VCC_COREE17
VCC_COREE5
VCC_COREE9
VCC_COREF14
VCC_COREF2
VCC_COREF22
VCC_COREF26
VCC_COREF30
VCC_COREF34
VCC_COREF4
VCC_COREH32
VCC_COREH36
VCC_COREJ5
VCC_COREK2
VCC_COREK32
VCC_COREK34
VCC_COREM32
VCC_COREN5
VCC_COREP2
VCC_COREP34
VCC_CORER32
VCC_CORER36
VCC_CORES5
VCC_CORET2
VCC_CORET34
VCC_COREV32
VCC_COREV36
VCC_COREW5
VCC_COREX34
VCC_COREY35
VCC_COREZ32
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 5
Temperature Sensor (U37)
SIS-630S HOST and DRAM Interface (U6A)
U37
ADM1021
NC1
VCC2
DXP3
DXN4
NC5
ADD16
GND7
GND8
NC9ADD0
10ALERT# 11SMBDATA 12NC 13SMBCLK 14STBY#15NC16
SIS-630S
DRAM CONTROLLER INTERFACE
HOST BUS INTERFACE
U6A
SIS-630S
CPUCLKV29
DEFER#R26
HTRDY#P25
CPURST#G27
BPRI#R29
RS#[2]V26
RS#[1]R25
RS#[0]U29
GTLREFBA24
ADS#U26
HITM#R24
HIT#U28
DRDY#T27
DBSY#U27
HLOCK#T29
BNR#P28
BREQ0#G28
HREQ#[4]R27
HREQ#[3]T26
HREQ#[2]T28
HREQ#[1]R28
HREQ#[0]P27
HA#[31]M24
HA#[30]H26
HA#[29]G29
HA#[28]J26
HA#[27]H29
HA#[26]H27
HA#[25]K27
HA#[24]H28
HA#[23]J29
HA#[22]J27
HA#[21]K26
HA#[20]J28
HA#[19]K28
HA#[18]L26
HA#[17]L27
HA#[16]L28
HA#[15]K29
HA#[14]M25
HA#[13]M26
HA#[12]M27
HA#[11]L29
HA#[10]N25
HA#[9]N28
HA#[8]M28
HA#[7]M29
HA#[6]N29
HA#[5]N26
HA#[4]P24
HA#[3]N27
MD
63T2
5
MD
62W
28M
D61
W27
MD
60Y
29
MD
59Y
27
MD
58Y
26
MD
57A
A28
MD
56A
A26
MD
55A
B28
MD
54A
B26
MD
53A
C29
MD
52A
C27
MD
51A
C25
MD
50A
D28
MD
49A
D27
MD
48Y
25
MD
47A
G22
MD
46A
J22
MD
45A
F21
MD
44A
H21
MD
43A
F20
MD
42A
H20
MD
41A
J20
MD
40A
G19
MD
39A
J19
MD
38A
F18
MD
37A
H18
MD
36A
F17
MD
35A
G17
MD
34A
J17
MD
33A
F16
MD
32A
H16
MD
31T2
4
MA[13]AF27
MA[12]AF26
MA[11]AG29
MA[10]AG28
MA[9] AG27
MA[8] AH28
MA[7]AB24
MA[6]AH27
MA[5]AD24
MA[4] AJ27
MA[3] AG26
MA[2]AH26
MA[1]AJ26
MA[0]AF25
CSA#[2]AJ25
CSA#[1] AH25
CSA#[0] AG25
CSB#[3]AA25
CSB#[2] AE25
CSB#[1]AE26
DQM[7]Y24
DQM[6]AE28
DQM[5]AF23
DQM[4]AG23
DQM[3] AD25
DQM[2] AE29
DQM[1]AJ24
DQM[0]AD22
WE#AH23
SRAS#AH24
SCAS# AJ23
CKEE9
SDCLKAJ16
VSSQP26 VSSQB24
GTLREFAP29
CP
UA
VD
DV2
7
MA[14] AB25
CSB#[0]AE27
CSA#[3]AF24
SD
VAD
DA
E19
CSA#[4]AG24CSA#[5] AE24
CSB#[4]AF29CSB#[5]AF28
SD
AVS
SA
E20
CP
UA
VSS
V28
HD
#0G
25H
D#1
G26
HD
#2F2
8H
D#3
F29
HD
#4K2
5H
D#5
L25
HD
#6F2
6H
D#7
E29
HD
#8F2
7H
D#9
F25
HD
#10
K24
HD
#11
H25
HD
#12
E27
HD
#13
D29
HD
#14
E28
HD
#15
J25
HD
#16
D27
HD
#17
E26
HD
#18
C29
HD
#19
H24
HD
#20
D28
HD
#21
C28
HD
#22
F24
HD
#23
B28
HD
#24
C27
HD
#25
B27
HD
#26
D26
HD
#27
A27
HD
#28
A26
HD
#29
C26
HD
#30
E24
HD
#31
B26
HD
#32
E23
HD
#33
D25
HD
#34
F22
HD
#35
E25
HD
#36
C24
HD
#37
B25
HD
#38
C25
HD
#39
D23
HD
#40
D24
HD
#41
D22
HD
#42
E22
HD
#43
A25
HD
#44
C23
HD
#45
B23
HD
#46
C21
HD
#47
A23
HD
#48
D21
HD
#49
A22
HD
#50
C20
HD
#51
C22
HD
#52
B22
HD
#53
D20
HD
#54
E20
HD
#55
D19
HD
#56
A20
HD
#57
A21
HD
#58
B19
HD
#59
B21
HD
#60
B20
HD
#61
C19
HD
#62
A19
HD
#63
E21
MD
0A
G16
MD
1A
E21
MD
2A
H17
MD
3A
D20
MD
4A
J18
MD
5A
G18
MD
6A
E18
MD
7A
H19
MD
8A
F19
MD
9A
E22
MD
10A
G20
MD
11A
J21
MD
12A
G21
MD
13A
E23
MD
14A
H22
MD
15A
F22
MD
16A
D26
MD
17W
25M
D18
AD
29M
D19
AC
26M
D20
AC
28M
D21
V24
MD
22A
B27
MD
23A
B29
MD
24A
A27
MD
25A
A29
MD
26V
25M
D27
Y28
MD
28W
26M
D29
U25
MD
30W
29
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 6
SIS-630S PCI - IDE (U6B)
SIS-630S
PCI
IDE
U6B
SIS-630S
PREQ#[2]C1
PREQ#[1]C2
PREQ#[0]C3
PCIRST#C11
C/BE#[3]F3
C/BE#[2]H4
C/BE#[1]J1
C/BE#[0]L1
PARM6
FRAME#H3
IRDY#H2
TRDY#H1
STOP#J2
DEVSEL#J3
PLOCK#L4
ICHRDYAAE13
ICHRDYB AH13
IDREQ[A]AG8
IDREQ[B]AD17
IIRQA AF9
IIRQBAF15
PGNT#[2]D2
PGNT#[1]D3
PGNT#[0]D4
IDECSA#[1]AF10
IDECSA#[0] AJ9
IIOR#[A]AH8
IIOR#[B]AG13
IIOW#[A] AF8
IIOW#[B]AF13
IDACK#[A]AJ8
IDACK#[B]AJ13
IDSAA[2]AD14
IDSAA[1] AE14
IDSAA[0]AG9
IDA1
4A
J7ID
A13
AH7
IDA1
2AF
7ID
A11
AH6
IDA1
0AG
6ID
A9
AE6
IDA
8A
J5ID
A7
AH5
IDA
6A
E11
IDA
5AF
6ID
A4
AD
12ID
A3
AJ6
IDA
2AG
7ID
A1
AE
12ID
A0
AE8
IDB1
5A
J12
AD
7M
4
AD
4M
2A
D5
M3
AD
6N
5
AD10
L3AD
11K
1AD
12K
2AD
13M
5AD
14K
3AD
15K
4AD
16L5
AD17
G1
AD18
G2
AD19
G3
AD20
G4
AD21
F1
AD22
K5
AD23
F2
AD24
F4
AD25
E1
AD26
E2
AD27
K6
AD28
E3
AD29
J4AD
30E
4AD
31D
1
AD
9N
6
AD
8L2
IDB
0A
E17
IDB
1A
G12
IDB
2A
F12
IDB
3A
H11
IDB
4A
E16
IDB
5A
J10
IDB
6A
D15
IDB
7A
E15
IDB
8A
G10
IDB
9A
H10
IDB1
0A
F11
IDB1
1A
G11
IDB1
2A
J11
IDB1
3A
D16
IDB1
4A
H12
IDA1
5A
D13
IDSAB[2]AG14
IDSAB[1]AF14
IDSAB[0]AD18
IDECSB#[1]AJ14
IDECSB#[0]AH14
CBLIDAAH9
CBLIDBAG15
AD
3M
1
AD
2N
4
AD
1P
6
AD
0N
3
PCICLKAJ15
SERR#B11
IDEA
VD
DA
H15
INTA#N1
INTB#P4
INTC#P5
INTD#P3
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 7
SIS-630S Power (U6C)
SIS-630SPOWER
U6C
SIS-630S
IVDD L21
IVDD U9
IVDD J10
IVDD J20IVDDK21
IVDD J17
IVDDJ16
IVDD J19
IVDDN21
IVDD L9IVDD M21IVDD N9IVDD T21
IVDD J13
IVDD H16
OVDDAA11
OVDDAA12
OVDDAA13
OVDDAA18
OVDDAA19
OVDDAA20
OVDDAA22
OVDDAB12
OVDDAB19
OVDDAB21
OVDDAB22
OVDDH10
OVDDH17
OVDDJ11
OVDDJ12
OVDDJ9
OVDDK8
OVDDK9
OVDDM9
OVDDU21
OVDDU22
OVDDV21
OVDDV22
OVDDW21
OVDDW22
OVDDY21
PVD
DH
18PV
DD
H12
PVD
DH
11
PVD
DAB
11PV
DD
AB13
PVD
DAB
18
PVD
DL8
PVD
DAB
20
PVD
DM
8PV
DD
N22
PVD
DJ1
8
PVD
DT2
2PV
DD
Y22
VSSQV13
VSSQV12
VSSQU13
VSSQU12
VSSQU11
VSSQT13
VSSQT12
VSSQT11
VSSQR13
VSSQR12
VSSQR11
VSSQP13
VSSQP12
VSSQP11
VDD
QAA
8
VDD
QAB
8VD
DQ
AA9
VDD
QAB
9VD
DQ
N8
VDD
QP8
VDD
QP9
VDD
QU
8VD
DQ
V8VD
DQ
V9VD
DQ
W8
VDD
QW
9VD
DQ
Y8
VDD
QY
9
GTL
VTT
H19
GTL
VTT
H20
GTL
VTT
H21
GTL
VTT
H22
GTL
VTT
J21
GTL
VTT
J22
GTL
VTT
K22
GTL
VTT
L22
GTL
VTT
M22
PVD
DAB
10
VSSD P16
VSSDP17
VSSD R16
VSSD R17
VSSD R18
VSSDR19
VSSD T16
VSSD T17
VSSD T18
VSSDT19
VSSD U16
VSSD U17
VSSD U18
VSSDU19
VSSD V16
VSSD V17
VSSD V18
VSSDW16
VSSD W17
IVDDH13
IVDD AB17
IVDD AB14
IVDD AA21
IVDDAA17
IVDD AA14
IVDD AA10
VSS
W15
VSS
W14
VSS
W13
VSS
V15
VSS
V14
VSS
U15
VSS
U14
VSS
T15
VSS
T14
VSS
R15
VSS
R14
VSS
P19
VSS
P18
VSS
P14
VSS
P15
VSS
N19
VSS
N18
VSS
L13
VSS
L14
VSS
L15
VSS
L16
VSS
L17
VSS
M12
VSS
M13
VSS
M14
VSS
M15
VSS
M16
VSS
M17
VSS
M18
VSS
N11
VSS
N12
VSS
N13
VSS
N14
VSS
N15
VSS
N16
VSS
N17
AUX1.8VJ8
AUX3.3VH9
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 8
SIS 630S – VGA & South Bridge (U6D)
SIS-630S
VGA
ACPI
HOST
LPC
GPIO RTC OTHER MII SMB USB AC97
KBC
U6D
SIS-630S
DDC1DATAC15
DDC1CLKB16
RSETE19
VREFC14
VOSCI A11
HSYNC D15
VSYNC A16
BOUT A15GOUT A14ROUT B14
ECLKAVDD F15
DCLKAVDD F16
DACAVDDCF18
SSYNC C16
LAD1AF4
LAD2AJ4
LAD3AE5
LDRQ#AF5
LFRAME#AH4
SIRQAG5
UV0
+J5
UV1
-G
5U
V1+
H6
UV2
-E5
UV2
+F5
LAD0AG4
UV3
-E6
UV3
+F6
UV4
-F8
UV4
+E7
PSON#E11
ACPILEDC7
EXTSMI#B12
PWRBTN#E10
RINGB6
PME#A6
THERM#D13
KBDATA/GP10 B7
KBCLK/GP11 A7
PMDAT/GP12 D8
PMCLK/GP13 C8
KLOCK#/GP14/TXD B8
UV0
-H
5
AC_SDIN[0] A10
AC_SDIN[1]B10
AC_SYNC B13AC_RESET# D11
AC_SDOUT A13
GP7/SPDIFE12
AC_BIT_CLK C13
SPKE18
SMC
LKAH
3SM
BD
ATA
AG3
TXE
N/G
P15/
SMB
ALT#
A8
ENTESTN2
GP6/CRSC6 GP5/COLF14 GP4/TXCLKC10GP2/LDRQ1#/TXD[2]
E17 GP1/PGNT3#/TXD[1]D12 GP0/PREQ3#/TXD[0]C12
RTC
VDD
A4
RTC
VSS
A3
OSC
32K
HI
B4
OSC
32K
HO
B5
AUXO
KA5
BATO
KC
5
PWR
OK
C4
USB
VD
D1
B3
USB
VD
D0
B2
AAD
0AD
6AA
D1
AG1
AAD
2AF
3AA
D3
AF2
AAD
4AF
1AA
D5
AE4
AAD
6AE
3
AAD
7AE
2
AAD
8AE
1AA
D9
AD5
AAD
10AD
4A
AD11
AD1
AAD
12AC
4A
AD13
AC3
AAD
14AC
2
AAD
15AC
5
AAD
16/B
5AA
4
AAD
17/B
2Y
5AA
D18
/B3
Y4
AAD
19/B
0Y
3AA
D20
/B1
Y2
AAD
21/R
1Y
1AA
D22
/R2
W4
AAD
23/R
3W
3
AAD
24/R
4V5
AAD
25/R
5V4
AAD
26/R
6V3
AAD
27/R
7V2
AAD
28/G
2V1
AAD
29/G
0U
5AA
D30
G1
U4
AAD
31/G
3W
5
SBA
0/BB
LAN
K#
R3
SBA
1/D
DC
2DAT
R2
SBA
2/D
DC
2CLK
R1
SBA3
/G7
T1SB
A4/G
6T4
SBA5
/G5
T5SB
A6/G
4U
1SB
A7
U2
AC/B
E0#
AG2
AC/B
E1#
AC1
B4/A
C/B
E2#
AA3
R0/
AC
/BE3
#U
3
VBC
AD/A
REQ
#R
6
VGC
LK/A
GN
T#T6
B6/A
IRD
Y#
Y6
B7/
AFR
AME
#AB
2
ATR
DY
#AB
3A
DEV
SEL
#AB
4AS
ERR
#AB
6AP
AR
AA5
ASTO
P#
AB5
VBH
CLK
/RBF
#P2
VBVS
YN
C/S
T1R
5V
BHSY
NC
/ST0
V6VB
CLK
/ST2
R4
VBC
TL0/
WBF
#P1
VBC
TL1/
PIPE
#U
6
AGPVREFAA1
AGPRCOMPAB1
AGPAVDD1 AE10
AGPAVDD2 AE9
DACAVDDBE14
AGPAVSS1AD10
AGPAVSS2 AD8
ECLKAVSS E15
DCLKAVSS E16
DACAVSSC F20
DACAVSSB D14
COMP B15
AGPVSSREFAA2
UV5
-E8
UV5
+D
7U
SBC
LK48
MA1
2R
XDV
/OC
0#F1
0M
DIO
/OC
1#D
6
RXD
[0]
C9
RXD
[1]
B9R
XD[2
]E1
3R
XD[3
]A9
LAN
CLK
25M
D5
RES
ERVE
1AH
2R
ESER
VE2
AE7
VSS
AF1
3
VSS
BF1
7
VSS
CN
24
VSS
DU
24AD_STB1#
W2
AD_STB0#AD3
AD_STB1W1
AD_STB0AD2
SB_STB#T3
SB_STBT2
AGPCLKAJ3
NMIC18
SMI#D16
INTRD18
A20M#B17
INIT#A17
IGNNE#B18
FERR#A18
STPCLK#C17
CPUSTOP#/CPUSLPD17
GP3/RXERF12
GP8/MDCD9
GP9/RXCLKD10
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 9
Clock Generator ( U8)
Octal Buffer (U39) PH63112 (PT1)
U8
W83194BR-63S
VDDREF1
AGPSEL/REF1 2FS3/REF0 3
GNDREF4
X15
X26
VDDPCI7
FS1/PCICLK_F8
FS2/PCICLK1 9
PCICLK2 10
PCICLK3 11
PCICLK4 12
PCICLK513
GNDPCI14
VDDAGP15
AGPCLK0 16AGPCLK117
GNDAGP18 GND4819
FS0/48MHZ 20MODE/24_48MHZ 21
VDD4822
SDATA23 SCLK24
VDDSDR25
SDRAM12 26
CPUSTP#/SDRAM11 27
PCISTP#/SDRAM10 28
GNDSDR29
SDRSTOP#/SDRAM930
PD#/SDRAM8 31
GNDSDR32
SDRAM7 33
SDRAM6 34
VDDSDR35
SDRAM536
SDRAM4 37
SDRAM3 38
GNDSDR39
SDRAM2 40
SDRAM141
SDRAM042
VDDSDR43
GNDCPU44
CPUCS_C2 45CPU_C1 46CPU_C047
VDDCPU48
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 10
LVDS Transmitter (U3) RTL8201 (U33)
Audio CODEC (U5)
U3
DS90CF363A
D0/R044
D1/R145
D2/R247
D3/R348
D4/R41
D5/R53
D6/G04
D7/G16
D8/G27
D9/G39
D10/G410
D11/G512
D12/B013
D13/B115
D14/B216
D15/B318
D16/B419
D17/B520
D18/HSYNC22
D19/VSYNC23
D20/ENABLE25
CLKIN26
VCC2
VCC8
VCC21
GND5
GND11
GND17
GND24
GND46
PLLVCC29
LVDSVCC37
LVDSGND42
PLLGND30
LVDSGND31
LVDSGND36
Y0-41
Y0+40
Y1-39
Y1+38
Y2+34Y2-35
SHUTN#27
NC14
NC43
CLKOUT+32CLKOUT-33
PLLGND28
U33
RTL8201
TXEN2
TXC7
TXD06
TXD15
TXD24
TXD33
MDC25
MDIO26
RXDV22
RXD021
RXD120
RXD219
RXD318
RXC16
COL1
CRS23
RXER24
X146
X247 LED0/PHYA0 9
LED1/PHYA1 10
LED2/PHYA212
LED3/PHYA3 13
LED4/PHYA4 15
DVD
D8
DVD
D14
AVD
D0
32AV
DD
136
PLLV
DD
48
DG
ND
11
DG
ND
17
AGN
D29
AGN
D35
AGN
D45
RESETB42
TPRX+ 31
TPRX- 30
TPTX- 33
TPTX+ 34
RTT327
MII/SNIB 44
LDPS 41
ANE 37
DUPLEX 38
SPEED39
REPT 40
ISOLATE 43
RTSET28
U39
74LVC244
OE1#1
I-02
I-14
I-26
I-38
I-417
I-515
I-613
I-711
OE2#19
VCC20
O-018
O-116
O-2 14
O-3 12
GND 10
O-43
O-55
O-67
O-79
PT1
PH163112
RX+6
RX-8
RXC7
NC14
TX+1
TXC2
TX-3
NC25
RD+11
RDC10
RD-9
NC13
TD+16
TDC 15
TD-14
NC312
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Audio Amplifier (U2) PCMCIA Power Controller (U4)
Super I/O Controller (U20)
U5
AVANCE_ALC200_SQFP-48
VD
D1
VD
D9
AV
DD
25
AV
DD
38
GN
D4
GN
D7
AG
ND
26
AG
ND
42
XTL-IN2
XTL-OUT3
SDOUT5BITCLK
6
SDIN8SYNC
10RESET#
11
PC-BEEP12
PHONE13
AUX-L14
AUX-R15
VIDEO-L16
VIDEO-R17
CD-L18
CD-R20C
D-G
ND
19MIC121
MIC222
LINE-L23
LINE-R24
VREF27
VREFOUT28
AFILT1 29
AFILT2 30
AFILT3/CAP131
CAP232
M-VREF/CAP3 33
M-AFILT/CAP4 34
LINEOUT-L35
LINEOUT-R 36
MONO-OUT 37
HPOUT-L/CAP1139
HPOUT-C/CAP1240
HPOUT-R/CAP1341
HXAN/CAP543
HXAP/CAP644
TXAN/CAP745
TXAP/CAP846
RXAN/CAP9 47
RXAP/CAP10 48
U2
LM4835
R_IN10
R_DOCK9
B_IN11
L_DOCK13
L_IN12
SHUTDOWN2
MUTE5
MODE4
R_OUT-26
R_OUT+28
L_OUT+15
L_OUT-17
HP_SENSE21
G_S
EL
3
DC
_VO
L7
VD
D6
VD
D16
VD
D27
R_G
AIN
124
R_G
AIN
225
L_G
AIN
218
L_G
AIN
119
BY
PA
SS
22
GN
D1
GN
D8
GN
D14
GN
D20
GN
D23
U4
MIC2562A
V5_EN1
V3_EN2
EN03
EN14
FLAG#5VPPIN
6 VPPOUT7
VCCOUT8
V3IN9
VCCOUT10
V5IN11
VCCOUT12
V5IN13
GND14
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PCMCIA Controller (U7)
PC87393
U20
PC87393
LAD015
LAD116
LAD217
LAD318
LCLK8
LRESET#9
LFRAME#12
CLKRUN#/GPIO366 LPCPD#7 LDRQ#
11
SERIRQ10
SMI#/GPIO3519
CLKIN20
VD
D14
VD
D39
VD
D63
VD
D88
VSS
13
VSS
38
VSS
64
VSS
89
DSKCHG#21
HDSEL#22
RDATA#23
WP#24
TRK0#25
WGATE#26
WDATA#27
SETP#28
DIR#29
DR0#30
MTR0#31
INDEX#32
DENSEL33
DRATE0/IRSL234
PD0/INDEX#52
PD1/TRK0#50
PD2/WP#48
PD3/RDATA#46
PD4/DSKCHG#45
PD5/MSEN044
PD6/DRATE043
PD7/MSEN142
PNF/XRDY35
SLCT/WGATE#36
PE/WDATA#37
BUSY_WAIT#/MTR1#40
ACK#/DR1#41
SLIN#_ASTRB#/STEP#47
INIT#/DIR#49
ERR#/HDSEL#51
AFD#_DSTRB#/DENSEL53
STB#_WRITE#54
DCD1#55
DSR1#56
SIN157
RTS1#/TEST58
SOUT1/XCNF059
CTS1#60
DTR1#_BOUT1/BADDR 61
RI1#62
IRTX70
IRRX169
IRRX2_IRSL0 68
IRSL167
IRSL3/PWUREQ#66
XD0/GPIO00/JOYABTN13
XD1/GPIO01/JOYBBTN1 2
XD2/GPIO02/JOYAY1
XD3/GPIO03/JOYBY100
XD4/GPIO04/JOYBX 99
XD5/GPIO05/JOYAX98
XD6/GPIO06/JOYBBTN097
XD7/GPIO07/JOYABTN0 96
XWR#/XCNF14
XRD#/GPIO34/WDO# 5
XIOWR#/XCS1#/MTR1#/DRATE073
XIORD#/GPIO37/IRSL2/DR1#71
XCS0#/DR1#/XDRY /GPIO25 72
XA19/DCD2#/JOYABTN0/GPIO1774 XA18/GPIO16/JOYBBTN0/DSR2#75 XA17/GPIO15/JOYAX/SIN276 XA16/GPIO14/JOYBX/RTS2#77 XA15/GPIO13/JOYBY/SOUT278 XA14/GPIO12/JOYAY/CTS2#79 XA13/GPIO11/JOYBBTN1/DTR2#_BOUT280 XA12/GPIO10/JOYABTN1/RI2#81 XA11/GPIO33/XIOWR#/MDTX82 XA10/GPIO32/XIORD#/MDRX83 XA9/GPIO31/MTR1#/PIRQD84 XA8/GPIO30/PIRQC85 XA7/GPIO27/PIRQB86 XA6/GPIO26/PRIQA/XSTB2#87 XA5/XSTB1#/XCNF290 XA4/GPIO24/XSTB0#91 XA3/GPIO2392 XA2/GPIO2293 XA1/GPIO2194 XA0/GPIO2095
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 13
U7
OZ6812TQFP
PC
I_V
CC
18
PC
I_V
CC
30
PC
I_V
CC
44
PC
I_V
CC
50
CO
RE
_VC
C14
CO
RE
_VC
C66
CO
RE
_VC
C86
CO
RE
_VC
C10
2
CO
RE
_VC
C12
2
CO
RE
_VC
C13
8
AU
X_V
CC
63
VC
CD
0#/V
CC
5#/S
DA
T73
VC
CD
1#/V
CC
3#/S
CLK
74
VP
PD
0/V
PP
_PG
M/S
LAT
71
VP
PD
1/V
PP
_VC
C72
SKT_VCC90
SKT_VCC126
CAD31144
CAD30142
CAD29141
CAD28140
CAD27139
CAD26129
CAD25128
CAD24127
CAD23124
CAD22121
CAD21120
CAD20118
CAD19116
CAD18115
CAD17113
CAD1698
CAD1596
CAD1497
CAD1393
CAD1295
CAD1192
CAD1091
CAD989
CAD887
CAD785
CAD682
CAD583
CAD480
CAD381
CAD277
CAD179
CAD076
CCLK108
CFRAME#111
CIRDY#110
CTRDY#109
CDEVSEL#107
CSTOP#105
CPAR101
CPERR#104
CSERR#133
CREQ#123
CGNT#106
CINT#132
CBLOCK#103
CCLKRUN#136
CRST#119
R2_D2143
R2_D1484
R2_A18100
CVS1131
CVS2117
CCD1#75
CCD2#137
CAUDIO134
CSTSCHG135
CC/BE3#125
CC/BE2#112
CC/BE1#99
CC/BE0#88
AD313
AD304
AD295
AD287
AD278
AD269
AD2510
AD2411
AD2315
AD2216
AD2117
AD2019
AD1923
AD1824
AD1725
AD1626
AD1538
AD1439
AD1340
AD1241
AD1143
AD1045
AD946
AD847
AD749
AD651
AD552
AD453
AD354
AD255
AD156
AD057
C/BE3#12
C/BE2#27
C/BE1#37
C/BE0#48
IDSEL13
PCI_CLK21
DEVSEL#32
FRAME#28
IRDY#29
TRDY#31
STOP#33
PAR36
PERR#34
SERR#35
REQ#1
GNT#2
RST#20
RI_OUT#/PME#59
SUSPEND#70
SPKR_OUT#62
MF669
MF568
MF467
MF365
MF264
MF161
MF060
GN
D6
GN
D22
GN
D42
GN
D58
GN
D78
GN
D94
GN
D11
4
GN
D13
0
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Switch (U24) Infrared Transceiver Module (IR1)
Max 213 (U38) BIOS EEPROM Socket (U19)
OZ998 (U27)
U24
74LVC373
D03
D14
D27
D38
D413
D514
D617
D718
OC1
G11
Q02
Q15
Q26
Q39
Q412
Q515
Q616
Q719
GND10
VCC20
IR1
HRM230S
VCC1
RXGND2
PSD3
RXVCC4
TXVCC5
RXD_B6
TXGND7
TXD8
RXD_A9
LED_A10
LED_B11
GN
D12
GN
D13
U38
*MAX213
C1+12
C1-14
C2+15
C2-16
T1IN7
T2IN6
T3IN20
T4IN21
R1OUT8
R2OUT5
R3OUT26
R4OUT22
R5OUT19
SHDN#25
VC
C11
V+ 13
V-17
T1OUT2
T2OUT3
T3OUT1
T4OUT28
R1IN9
R2IN4
R3IN27
R4IN23
R5IN18
EN 24
GN
D10
U19
29LV020 (PLCC-32)
A012
A111
A210
A39
A48
A57
A66
A75
A827
A926
A1023
A1125
A124
A1328
A1429
A153
A162 CE 22OE 24
A181
WE# 31
O013
O1 14
O2 15
O3 17
O4 18
O5 19
O620
O7 21
VCC 32
VSS 16A1730
U27
OZ998
P_SMBCLK1
P_SMBDATA2
PWRGD3
RESET#4
GPIO(16)/S_SMBCLK15
GPIO(17)/S_SMBDATA16
GPIO(19)/S_SMBDATA28 GPIO(18)/S_SMBCLK27
GPIO(0)/SMIEVENT/ID(0)9
GPIO(1)/ID(1)10
GPIO(2)SMBALERT#/ID(2)11
GPIO(3)/ID(3)12
GPIO(4)/ID(4)13
GND14
VCC 28
XIN/32KHZ 27
XOUT 26
GPIO(15)/S_SMBCLK3 25
GPIO(5)/ID(5) 15GPIO(6)/ID(6) 16GPIO(7)/ID(7) 17GPIO(8) 18GPIO(9) 19GPIO(10) 20GPIO(11) 21GPIO(12)/SMB_SEL(0) 22GPIO(13)/SMB_SEL(1) 23GPIO(14)/S_SMBDATA3 24
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Keyboard Controller - PC87570 (U21)
U21
PC87570
32CLKIN/32KX125
32KX227
RIN
G#/
PB0
71
SC
L/PB
172
SD
A/P
B2
73
TA/P
B374
EXI
NT1
0/TB
/PB
475
GA2
0/PB
576
HR
STO
#/PB
677
SW
IN/P
B778
PC0 61PC1 62PC263EXITN0/PC364EXTIN11/PC4 65EXTIN15/PC5 68PSCLK3/PC670PSDAT3/PC7 69
AD3/PD3 84
AD6/PD6 93
AD7/PD7 94ENV0/BST0/PH0104
ENV1/BST1/PH1103
TRIS/BST2/PH2102
PFS/PH3101
PLI/PH4100
ISE#/PH599
KBSN036
KBSN135
KBSN234
KBSN333
KBSN432
KBSN531
KBSN630
KBSN729
KBSOUT056
KBSOUT155
KBSOUT254
KBSOUT353
KBSOUT452
KBSOUT551
KBSOUT650
KBSOUT749
KBSOUT848
KBSOUT947
KBSOUT1042
KBSOUT1141
KBSOUT1240
KBSOUT1339
KBSOUT1438
KBSOUT1537
IRQ1156
IRQ8#155
IRQ11154
IRQ12153
PFAIL#79
HPWRON165
VBAT28
GN
D16
0G
ND
109
GN
D66
GN
D26
GN
D24
VC
C23
VC
C67
VC
C10
8V
CC
161
AVC
C91
AVR
EF80
AG
ND
92
HA0
166
HA1
167
HA2
168
HA3
169
HA4
170
HA5
171
HA6
172
HA7
173
HA8
174
HA9
3H
A10
4H
A11
5H
A12
6H
A13
7H
A14
8H
A15
9H
A16/
PA3
10H
A17/
PA4
11H
A18/
PE0
12
HD
015
HD
116
HD
217
HD
318
HD
419
HD
520
HD
621
HD
722
HMEMCS#/PA0157 HEMERD#/PA1162 HEMEWR#/PA2163 HAEN13 HIOR#158 HIOW#
159 HIOCHRDY14
A0114
A1 115
A2116
A3117
A4 118
A5 119
A6120
A7 121
A8 122
A9123
A10 124
A11 125
A12126
BE0/A13127
BE1/A14 128
CBRD/PG1/A15129
PA5/A16130
D0 137
D1 138
D2139
D3 140
D4 141
D5142
D6143
RD#/HDEN111
SEL0#/HRMS 105
WR0# 112
SELIO#/PG0110
CLK/PG2 107
SEL1#/PG3 106
WR1/PG4113
PF0/D8145
PF1/D9146
PF2/D10147
PF3/D11148
PF4/D12149
PF5/D13150
PF6/D14151
PF7/D15152
HMR164
PA6/A17 135
D7 144
SHBM#/PE1/A18 136
PSDAT1 57PSCLK158PSDAT2 59PSCLK2 60
AD0/PD0 81
AD1/PD1 82
AD2/PD283
AD4/PD4 85
AD5/PD586
DA0
95
DA1
96
DA2
97
DA3
98
NC
89
NC
90
NC
131
NC
132
NC
133
NC
134
NC
175
NC
176
NC
88N
C87
NC
46N
C45
NC
44N
C43
NC
2N
C1
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U25A U25B, U25C
U28A U28B
U29A U29B
U29C U29D
U28B
74LVC08
4
56
714
+3V
LCDSW17
TSSOP-14
ENBLTDISPON
U28A
74LVC08
1
23
714
+3V
+3V
ENBLT05ENBLTENBLT0
R5202.2K
U29A74LVC14
1 2
147
+3V
+3V
FPVDDEN5
ENBLT0
U29B
74LVC14
3 4
147
R5232.2K
R521*R
R5310
+3V
TSSOP-14
R542
1M
C533
2200p
U29C
74LVC14
5 6
147
+1.8V
+3V
U25A74LVC32
1
23
147
+3V+3V
PCBEEP 11
TSSOP-14TSSOP-14
C529
0.1u
U25B
74LVC32
4
56
147
U25C
74LVC32
9
108
147
+3V+3V
+3V
+3V_AUX
RI 5PCMRI#12
R532
100K
R535
47KU29D
74LVC14
9 8
147
R543
*R
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 17
U26 U14
IEEE 1394 (U9)
+5V_AUX
+5V_AUX
ROMWR0#ROMWR#
ROMWR1#
R246
*0
R251
0
U26AHCT1G32
1
24
53
R24810K
M3VDEEDI EEDO
EECK
EECS
U14
93C46-3P
DI3
SK2
CS1
DO4
VCC8
GND5 C244
0.1U
U9
VT6306
VSS51PERR# 2PAR 3
VDD1102
VSS2
103
STO
P#12
8
AD26
104
AD25
105
AD24
106
CBE
3#10
7
IDS
EL10
8
AD23
109
AD22
110
VSS3
111
AD21
112
VDD
211
3
VDD
C1
114
VSSC
111
5
AD20
116
AD19
117
AD18
118
AD17
119
AD16
120
VSS4
121
CBE
2#12
2
FRAM
E#12
3
IRD
Y#
124
VDD
312
5
TRD
Y#
126
DEV
SEL#
127
CBE1# 4AD15 5AD14 6AD13 7VDD4 8VSS6 9AD12 10AD11 11AD10 12AD9 13AD814CBE0# 15VSS7 16AD7 17AD618AD5 19VDD5 20AD4 21AD322AD2 23RAMVDD 24RAMVSS 25VSS8 26AD1 27AD0 28EECS 29EEDO 30SDA/EEDI 31SCL/EECK 32VDD6 33VSS9 34VDDC235VSSC2 36PME# 37LPS/CMC 38
PVD
D1
39SC
LK40
PGN
D1
41M
OD
E142
MO
DE0
43D
044
D1
45D
246
D3
47D
448
PVD
D2
49PG
ND
250
D5
51D
6/C
MC
JMP
52D
7/PC
2JM
P53
CTL
0/PC
0JM
P54
CTL
1/PC
1JM
P55
LRE
Q/T
SO
JMP
56LI
NKO
N/T
SIJ
MP
57P
HY
RES
ET58
GN
DAT
X059
XI60
XO61
VDD
ATX0
62XC
PS
63G
ND
ARX0
64
AD27101 AD28100 AD2999 AD3098 AD3197 REQ#96 GNT#95 VSS194 PCICLK93 PCIRST#92 INTA#91 VDDATX290 VDDARX289 XTPBIAS288 XTPA2P87 XTPA2M86 XTPB2P85 XTPB2M84 GNDATX283 GNDARX282 XTPBIAS181 XTPA1P80 XTPA1M79 XTPB1P78 XTPB1M77 VDDATX176 VDDARX175 XTPBIAS074 XTPA0P73 XTPA0M72 XTPB0P71 XTPB0M70 GNDATX169 GNDARX168 NC67 XREXT66 VDDARX065
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U32 U31
U13 U18
U15 U23
U32TL594-SOP16
1IN+1
1IN-2
FB3
DTC4
CT 5
RT 6
GN
D7
C1 8
E1 9
E210C211
VCC
12O
UT-
CTR
L13
REF14
2IN-15 2IN+16
U31TL594-SOP16
1IN+1
1IN-2
FB3
DTC 4
CT5
RT 6
GN
D7
C1 8
E19
E210C211
VCC
12O
UT-
CTR
L13
REF14
2IN-15 2IN+16
U13AME8800DEFT
GN
D1
IN3
OUT2
U15
BA9743AFV-SOP16
CT1
RT 2
1IN+3
1IN- 4
1FB5
1DTC 6
1OUT7
GND 8VCC92OUT
102DTC112FB
122IN-132IN+
14SCP15REF
16
U1878L12-SO8
Vout 1
GND2
GND3
GND6 GND7 Vin8
N.C5 N.C 4
U23TL594-SOP16
1IN+1
1IN-2
FB3
DTC4
CT5
RT6
GN
D7
C18
E19
E210C211
VC
C12
OU
T-C
TRL
13
REF14
2IN-15 2IN+16
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U30A U30B
U1 U35
C310
1u/25V
R544
*1M_1%
R549
*1M_1%
+
- U30ALM358-SO8
3
21
84
1V/1A
R548
412K_1%
R555
412K_1%
R26720.5K_1%
R26620.5K_1%
+
- U30BLM358-SO8
5
67
84
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N241S1 Rev : A Page 3 - 20
U10 U11 U12
SSOP 24
U1LTC1736
Cosc1
RUN/SS2
Ith3
FCB4
SGND5
PGOOD6
SENSE-7
SENSE+8
VFB9
Vosense10
B011
B112
B213
B314
B415
VIDVcc16
EXTVcc17
PGND18
BG19
INTVcc20
Vin21
SW22
BOOST23
TG24
U35
CH7005/6_TQFP44P
D1515
D1414
D1313
D1212
D1111
D1010
D99
D87
D76
D64
D53
D42
D31
D244
D143
D042
XCLK39
H40
V41
DS/BCO35
RESETB29
SD26
SC27
XI32
XO/FIN33
VDD25
AVDD31
DVDD5
DVDD 16
DVDD30
DVDD 38
CSYNC17
Y 22
C 21
CVBS 20
RSET 24
POUT 37
AGND 34
DGND 8
DGND18
DGND 28
DGND36
GND19
GND 23
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U16 U17 U22
U12
QS3390_QSOP
A01
B02
A14
B15
A27
B28
A310
B311
A418
B417
A521
B520
A624
B623
A727
B726
AEN13
BEN15
AB03
AB16
AB2 9
AB312
AB4 16
AB519
AB622
AB725
VCC28
GND14
U10
QS3390_QSOP
A01
B02
A14
B15
A27
B28
A310
B311
A418
B417
A521
B520
A624
B623
A727
B726
AEN13
BEN15
AB03
AB16
AB2 9
AB312
AB4 16
AB519
AB622
AB725
VCC28
GND14
U11
QS3390_QSOP
A01
B02
A14
B15
A27
B28
A310
B311
A418
B417
A521
B520
A624
B623
A727
B726
AEN13
BEN15
AB03
AB16
AB29
AB3 12
AB4 16
AB519
AB622
AB725
VCC 28
GND 14
U16
*QS3390_QSOP
A01
B02
A14
B15
A27
B28
A310
B311
A418
B417
A521
B520
A624
B623
A727
B726
AEN13
BEN15
AB03
AB16
AB2 9
AB312
AB4 16
AB519
AB622
AB725
VCC28
GND14
U17
*QS3390_QSOP
A01
B02
A14
B15
A27
B28
A310
B311
A418
B417
A521
B520
A624
B623
A727
B726
AEN13
BEN15
AB03
AB16
AB29
AB3 12
AB416
AB519
AB622
AB725
VCC28
GND14
U22
*QS3390_QSOP
A01
B02
A14
B15
A27
B28
A310
B311
A418
B417
A521
B520
A624
B623
A727
B726
AEN13
BEN15
AB03
AB16
AB2 9
AB312
AB4 16
AB519
AB622
AB725
VCC28
GND14
Chapter 4 System Disassembly
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Chapter 4 System Disassembly
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I. System Disassembly Procedures
1. To start disassembly, unlock battery knob and remove the battery pack as shown.
2. Unfasten one (1) screw of the CPU Fan Heatsink cover.
3. Unfasten the four (4) screws of the CPU Fan Heat Sink assembly.
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4. Disconnect the CPU Fan cable and remove the CPU heat sink Fan assembly.
5. Gently press down the CPU socket lever arm and move lever arm to the right to release the lock. Then pull up the lever arm to 90o angle and make sure that the CPU socket is in UNLOCK position. Remove CPU.
6. Unfasten one (1) screw of the HDD cover.
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7. Unfasten two (2) screws of HDD cover.
8. Disconnect HDD assembly from the HDD cable.
9. Unfasten two (2) screws of the CDROM/DVDROM assembly.
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10. Pull out CDROM drive as shown.
11Unlock the four (4) KB latches.
12. Unlock the KB latches using a plastic pointed tool as shown in the photo.
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13. Unlock the KB connector and disconnect the KB cable. Then remove the KB.
14. Unfasten four (4) screws of the KB shielding.
15. Remove left and right hinge covers.
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16. Remove the cable cover.
17. Unfasten four (4) screws of the hinges
18. Unfasten one (1) screw of the inverter and LCD cable. Disconnect Inverter cable and LCD cable. The LCD panel assembly can now be separated from the base assembly.
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19. Unfasten one (1) screw of the top cabinet.
20. Unfasten six (6) screws from the bottom cabinet.
21. Disconnect the touch pad (T/P) cable
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22. Carefully separate the top cabinet from the bottom cabinet by unlocking the latches of the top cabinet.
23. Disconnect the two MP3 cables from the connector.
24. Unfasten two (2) screws of the MP3 assembly and remove the MP3 assembly from the bottom cabinet.
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25. Unfasten three (3) screws of the MP3 shielding and remove the MP3 shielding.
26. Unfasten one (1) screw of the MP3 board and remove the MP3 board from the connector on MB
27. Disconnect speaker cable from the connector. Unfasten three (3) screws from the MB.
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28. By pushing first the PCMCIA eject button, gently lift the MB and separate the MB from the bottom cabinet.
29. Unfasten four (4) hexagonal screws of the I/O ports.
30.Unfasten two (2) screws of the Modem board. Disconnect the modem cable from the connector.
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II. LCD Display Panel Disassembly Procedure:
1. Remove four (4) rubber stoppers and unfasten the four (4) screws underneath.
2. Using both hands, grasp the LCD bezel and gently lift the LCD bezel starting from the bottom side, going clockwise to the right side.
3. Unfasten the four (4) screws of the hinges.
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4. Unfasten four (4) screws of the LCD Screen.
5. Unfasten two (2) screws of the inverter board and then disconnect the cables from both sides.
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Guidelines
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UNIWILL COMPUTER CORP. No. 24, Pei Yuan Rd., Chung Li Industrial Park Chung Li City, Taiwan, R.O.C. TEL: 886-3-461-6000 FAX: 886-3-461-8000
URL: http://uniwill.com.tw/
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Trouble Shooting List 5.1 No display 5.2 VGA controller failure 5.3 LCD no display / Invalid picture 5.4 External monitor has no display or color incorrect 5.5 Memory test error 5.6 Keyboard test error 5.7 Touch pad test error 5.8 Diskette drive test error 5.9 Hard disk drive test error 5.10 CMOS test error 5.11 SIO port test error 5.12 PIO port test error 5.13 Audio failure 5.14 No power symptom 5.15 CDROM drive test error 5.16 Stopping in LCD screen while booting 5.17 PCMCIA Card Bus failure 5.18 IR Port cannot transfer data 5.19 Modem Failure
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5.1 No display (system failure) Symptom: There is no display on both LCD and Monitor after power on although the LCD and Monitor are known-good.
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5.2 VGA controller failure
No Display
Monitor or LCD module ok? Replace monitor or LCD
Display Ok?
Setup the display mode
Remove all of I/O device & cables from M/B except LCD or Monitor
Display ok
Replace motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Check system clock and reset circuit
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Check SIS 630S for any cold solder?
Re-solder
No
Correct the I/O device & cables to the M/B one at a time to find out which part is causing the problem
Set up Display type in BIOS
Yes
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Symptom: There is no display on both LCD and Monitor although Power-On-Self-Test is passed
VGA Controller Failure
Try another good monitor or LCD module
Replace faulty LCD or monitor Display OK
Remove all of I/O devices and cables from M/B except LCD or Monitor
Connect the I/O device & cables to the M/B one per time to find out which part is causing the problem
Display OK
Replace Motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Check SIS 630S controller for cold solder?
Re-solder
Replace SIS630S controller or Motberboard
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
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5.3 LCD no display or Invalid Picture
Symptom: The LCD shows nothing or abnormal picture, but it is good for external monitor.
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5.4 External monitor has no display or color abnormal
Symptom: The CRT monitor shows nothing or abnormal color, but it is ok for LCD
LCD No Display
Try another known good LCD module
Display OK?
No
Yes Replace each parts of LCD module / cables and test
Replace motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Check LCD module and SIS630S controller, replace the parts one at a time and test after each replacement
Correct it
SIS 630S Chipset cold solder ?
Re-soldering
LCD Type correct in CMOS Setup ?
No
No
Yes
Yes
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5.5 Memory test error
Monitor No Display
Try another known good monitor
Replace faulty monitor
Correct it
Display Ok?
Setup Ok?
Replace motherboard
Board level Troubleshooting
Yes No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Check VGA port signal using oscilloscope
Replace SIS 630 S Chipset
End
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5.6 Keyboard test error
Memory test error
Try another known good DRAM module
Test OK? Replace the faulty DRAM module
Replace motherboard
No
Yes
With External DRAM Module
Installed?
Correct it Install External DRAM module and socket OK?
Yes
No
Yes
No
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Symptom: error message of keyboard failure is shown or any key doesn’t work
Keyboard test error
Correct it Is K/B cable connected to
M/B properly?
Try another good keyboard
KB Test Ok?
Replace the faulty keyboard
Replace motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Re-soldering
One of the following parts or signals on the other board may be defective, use an oscilloscope to check 1.K/B Controller PC87570
Check for cold solder?
No
Yes
No
Yes
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5.7 Touch Pad test error Symptom: An error message is shown when the Touch Pad point is enabled
Touch pad error
Correct it Is Touch pad cable
connected properly ?
Try another known good touch pad module and cable
Test Ok ? Replace the faulty parts
Replace motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Check KB controller PC87570 for cold solder? Re-solder
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Check one of the following parts or signals on the motherboard maybe defective, use an oscilloscope and replace it. 1. KB Controller – PC87570
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5.8 Diskette drive test error Symptom: An error message is shown while loading data from FDD to system
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5.9 Hard disk drive test error
Symptom: Either an error message is shown, or the drive motor spins non-stop,
Correct it Reboot OK?
Try another known good FDD module
Reboot OK?
Replace motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Check FDD connector, Super I/O controller PC87393 for cold solder?
Re-solder
One of the following parts on the M/B may be defective or poor contact. Replace the parts one at a time and test after each replacement FDD Controller (PC87393)
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Correct it
1. Try another known good boot diskette 2. Check setup for correct settings
Diskette Drive test error
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while reading data from or writing data to Hard disk
5.10 CMOS test error
Hard disk test error
Replace the faulty parts Re-boot ok?
Replace motherboard
Board level troubleshooting
Check HDD connector, PCI-IDE
controller for
Re-solder Yes
No
Yes
No
One of the following parts on the M/B may be detective, replace the parts one at a time and test after each replacement.1. HDD connector 2. PCI-IDE controller
Try another working HDD
Check BIOS HDD Setup OK?
Correct it
Yes
No
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1. CMOS data lost, or inaccurate system time & data
CMOS test error
1. Plug in AC adapter, power on the system and set correct data in BIOS setup 2. Turn off power for 1 hour then turn on again
Re-boot OK? END
Board level troubleshooting
Replace motherboard
Check CMOS RAM, CMOS battery for
cold solders
Re-solder
Yes
Yes
One of the following parts on the motherboard maybe defective, replace the parts one a time and test after each replacement: 1.CMOS RAM 2. CMOS battery
No
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5.11 SIO port test error Symptom: An error display occurs when a mouse or other I/O device is installed
SIO test error
Re-test Ok?
Setup OK?
Correct it
Correct it
Board level troubleshooting
Replace Motherboard
Check SIO controller for cold solder?
Re-solder
One of the following parts on the motherboard maybe defective, plug SIO loopback at SIO port and run SIO test program. If error, replace SIO controller
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
1. Check whether mouse or other I/O device are properly installed (including driver)
2. Try another working mouse of I/O device
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5.12 PIO port test error Symptom: When a print command is issued, printer prints nothing or garbage.
PIO test error
1. check whether cables, printer & printer driver are installed properly 2. try another working printer and cable
Correct it Re-test OK?
Setup OK? Correct it
Board level troubleshooting
Replace motherboard
Check PIO controller, for cold solder?
Re-solder
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
One of the following parts on the motherboard maybe defective, plug PIO loopback at PIO port one a time and test, if error replace PIO controller
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5.13 Audio failure Symptom: No sound from speaker after audio drive is installed.
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5.14 No power symptom:
Audio test error
1. check whether cables, speakers & audio drivers are installed properly 2. try another working speaker & cable
Correct it Re-test ok?
Setup ok?
Replace motherboard
Board-level troubleshooting
One of the following parts on the motherboard may be defective, replace the SIS 630S Chipset
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Correct it
Check SIS 630S Chipset for cold
Solder Re-soldering
Yes
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Symptom: When the power button is pressed, nothing happens, power indicator is not light up.
Check MB Board power Signal or replace each
parts. Correct it
Press Power on button again Check power LED lit on
Check Fuse on MB if open
No Power
Replace it
Yes
No
Yes
No
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5.15 CD-ROM drive test error An error message is shown when reading data from CD-ROM drive
Check drive is install OK?
Check cable & Door is closed
Correct it
Correct it
Re-soldering
Check one of the following parts or signal on the M/B may be defective, use an oscilloscope to check it.
CDROM Failure
No
Yes
Yes
Replace Motherboard
Board Level Troubleshooting
No
Check SIS 630S Chipset and CDROM connector
for cold solder?
Yes
No
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5.16 Stopping in LCD screen while booting
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5.17 PCMCIA CardBus failure
Check Memory Size is correct?
Check HDD detection is OK?
Check CD-ROM Detection is OK?
Record LCD message & to Board–level Troubleshooting
Make sure HDD is good &Check BIOS setting
Make sure CD-ROM Is good & Check BIOS Settings
Re-soldering
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Stop in LCD screen while booting
Stop in LCD Screen while booting
Check CPU & SIS630S for cold soldering? OK?
Check one of the following parts or signal on the M/B may be defective, use an oscilloscope to check it.
No
Yes
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Symptom : when insert PCMCIA card to PCMCIA slot, but system can’t detect.
PCMCIA card failure
Insert PCMCIA card completely again, make sure good connection.
Check drive & controller install OK?
Correct it
Board-level Trouble shooting
Check PCMCIA slot mounting in M/B is cold
soldering
Check O2Micro OZ 6812 Chipset for cold
soldering?
Re-solder
Replace O2Micro OZ6812 chipset
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Re-soldering
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5.18 IR Port can’t transfer data.
IR failure & no response
Check driver install OK
Check another one IR device is meet IrDa 1.0
Board-level trouble shooting
Check PC87393 for cold soldering
Correct it
Try another IR device
Re-soldering
Replace Super I/O PC97393 Chipset
Check BIOS setup OK? Correct it No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
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5.19 Modem failure
Modem Failure
Check Driver install & Telephone Line is OK?
Check IRQ, COM port setting is OK?
AT command test modem function is OK
Board-level trouble shooting
Replace another known good modem DAA module.
Correct it
Correct it
Re-install Drivers
Connect it
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Check modem DAA board is connected properly and
wiring with the phone jack
No
Yes
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UNIWILL COMPUTER CORP.
No. 24 Pei Yuan Road Chung Li Industrial Park, Chung Li City Tao Yuan Hsien, Taiwan R.O.C. TEL: 886-3-461-6000 FAX: 886-3-461-6317
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URL: http:// www.uniwill.com.tw/
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6.1 TOP CABINET ASSEMBLY
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NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 50-U70057-00 TOP COVER ASS’Y 1 2 50-U70059-00 CABLE COVER ASS’Y 1 3 71-U70010-00 US KEYBOARD 1 4 40-U70071-00 KEYBOARD PLATE 1 5 50-U70054-00 HINGE COVER (L) 1 6 40-U70025-00 CABLE PLATE 1 7 50-U70055-00 HINGE COVER 1 8 50-U70092-00 KEYBOARD LATCH 2 9 40-102002-00 SPRING 2 10 50-U70093-00 KEYBOARD LATCH
COVER 2
11 40-U70001-00 SPEAKER NET (L) 1 12 40-U70002-00 SPEAKER NET (R) 1 13 74-08U204-00 TOUCH PAD 1 14 29-U70032-00 TOUCH PAD FPC 1 15 40-U70024-00 TOUCH PAD BRACKET 1 16 41-720120-03 SCREW, M2X3 4 17 41-720120-04 SCREW, M2X4 2 18 41-720125-04 SCREW, M2.5X4 1 19 41-720125-08 SCREW, M2.5X8 5
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6.2 MOTHERBOARD ASSEMBLY
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NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY
1 82-U70100-00B M/B ASSY 1 2 80- MP3 BOARD ASSY 1 3 80-U70020-00B BLUETOOTH BOARD
ASSY 1
4 41-670320-04 HEX NUT M2X4H 2 5 50-U70213-00 MYLAR FOR CDROM 1 6 MDC MODEM 1 7 41-670320-03 HEX NUT M2X3H 2 8 50-U70212-00 MYLAR FOR LCD CONN. 1 9 40-U70026-00 THERMAL BRACKET 1 10 50-U70215-00 MYLAR FOR THERMAL
BRACKET 1
11 40-U70021-00 I/O BRACKET 1 12 41-720120-04 SCREW, M2X4 6 13 41-720120-06 SCREW,M2X6 2 14 41-720125-06 SCREW,M2.5X6 3
6.3 BOTTOM CABINET ASSEMBLY
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NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY
1 50-U70022-00 BASE COVER 1 2 40-U70023-00 PALMREST BRACKET 1 3 50-U70216-00 MYLAR FOR PALMREST
BRACKET 1
4 40-U70051-00 HINGE FRAME (L) 1 5 40-U70052-00 HINGE FRAME (R) 1 6 40-U70027-00 SECURITY LOCK BRACKET 1 7 50-U70065-00 PCMCIA DOOR (L) 1 8 40-102904-00 SPRING FOR PCMCIA DOOR 1 9 50-252906-00 IR LENS 1 10 52-U70091-00 RUBBER FOOT 1 11 22-300515-00 SPEAKER ASSY 1 12 50-U70091-00 BATTERY LATCH 1 13 40-102002-00 SPRING 1 14 50-U70063-00 CDROM BEZEL ASSY 1 15 50-U70111-00 CDROM HOLDER 1 16 50-U70058-00 MP3 COVER ASSY 1 17 72-U17001-00 MP3 LCM 1 18 40-U70022-00 MP3 LCM BRACKET 1 19 29-U70031-00 MP3 FPC 1 20 50-U70211-00 MYLAR FOR HDD 1 21 50-U70112-00 HDD HOLDER 1 22 50-U70053-00 HDD COVER 1 23 40-U70711-00 THERMAL MODULE 1 24 50-U70052-00 CPU COVER 1 25 23-U70101-00 BATTERY PACK ASSY 1 26 41-720620-02 SCREW, M2X2.5 4 27 41-720120-03 SCREW, M2X3 2 28 41-720120-04 SCREW, M2X4 16 29 41-720120-06 SCREW, M2X6 2 30 41-720125-03 SCREW, M2.5X3 2 31 41-720125-05 SCREW, M2.5X5 1 32 41-720125-06 SCREW, M2.5X6 6 33 41-720130-04 SCREW, M3X4 4 34 41-850125-04 SCREW 4
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6.4 LCD 12’1” ASSY BACK CABINET (FRONT)
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NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 50-U79031-00 FRONT CAB 13.3” LCD #8054 2 50-U79041-00 BACK CAB 13.3” LCD #8054 3 LCD ACER 13.3” LCD #8054 4 PCB INVERTER 5 40-U80022-00 BRACKET LCD (R) 6 40-U80021-00 BRACKET LCD (L) 7 40-U70054-00 HINGE-R LCD 8 40-U70053-00 HINGE-L LCD 9 52-U70021-00 RUBBER LCD FRONT #8053
MIDDLE 10 52-U70022-00 RUBBER LCD FRONT #8054 11 50-U70218-00 MYLAR (B) LCD 14.1” FRONT
CAB 12 41-720125-06 SCREW M2.5X6 13 41-720120-04 SCREW M2.0X4 14 41-720120-03 SCREW M2.0X3 15 41-700125-35 SCREW M2.5X3 H=8.0 16 50-U70075-00 HOOK LATCH LCD #8053 17 41-720120-04 SCREW M2.0X4 18 41-720125-06 SCREW M2.5X6