Asus INTEL CUW(E)-FX- User Manual

Asus INTEL CUW(E)-FX

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – dvanced; ACPI
  • Page 5 – Global System States; S4 : system context is maintained in; Legacy; Global Working State
  • Page 6 – Mechanical Off State; ATX Unpluged , Battery Power Only; Soft Off
  • Page 7 – S1 : No system context is lost
  • Page 8 – South Bridge; Power Supply
  • Page 9 – ATX Power Supply
  • Page 11 – When the motherboard is not connected to; ACPI G3 mechanical state.; There are still certain circuits on the board; Functions in G3 state being maintained; CMOS SRAM
  • Page 12 – Motherboard in G2 / S5 Soft Off State
  • Page 15 – Klamath PII Later; CPU
  • Page 16 – PLL; Phase Lock Loop; = Frequency multiplier setting; out; = CPU Internal frequency; in; PLL Frequency Multiplier; out
  • Page 17 – = Frequency Multiplier setting; = CPU Internal Core Frequency; C P U
  • Page 18 – Klamath PII; Gnd
  • Page 22 – Functions activated in G3 state
  • Page 23 – ICH prefers the RTCRST# to clear CMOS; ower; CMOS; CLRTC; Post Code; GO ON the POST procedure
  • Page 24 – Slot; Any action of removing the CPU; CPU speed
  • Page 29 – BIOS Setup
  • Page 31 – ACPI signaling of ICH
  • Page 35 – AC Power Loss; the AC Power is back
  • Page 36 – Return to S0; OFF; Remain in S5; ON
  • Page 37 – WOR; Wake On Ring; Modem
  • Page 38 – Internal Modem card
  • Page 39 – External Modem; UART
  • Page 40 – Internal; Wired; RIIN; External
  • Page 42 – PME
  • Page 43 – How Wake on LAN works?; System1; Sends a wake-up frame is based on
  • Page 46 – LPC
  • Page 47 – Wake On USB
  • Page 49 – PME = Power Management Event
  • Page 51 – POST; When Power is ON, the CPU will be; And then , each step will show a POST code to; POST CODE; We can view the POST code to identify where the; Post Code C5
  • Page 52 – After the BIOS code has been completely; Finished
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Summary

Page 4 - dvanced; ACPI

P.4 /64 ACPI States ACPI States What is ACPI ? What is ACPI ? ‹ A dvanced C onfiguration and P ower I nterface ACPI ACPI ‹ ACPI evolves the existing collection of power management BIOS code, APM APIs, PNPBIOS APIs, and so on into a well-specified power management and configuration mechanism. It prov...

Page 5 - Global System States; S4 : system context is maintained in; Legacy; Global Working State

P.5 /64 ACPI States ACPI States Global System States Global System States 1 1 . G3 . G3 - - Mechanical Off State Mechanical Off State ATX UnplugedBattery Power Only 2. 2. G2 G2 / S5 / S5 - - Soft Off Soft Off ATX pluged+5V Standby and Battery 3. 3. G1 G1 - - Global Sleeping State Global Sleeping Sta...

Page 6 - Mechanical Off State; ATX Unpluged , Battery Power Only; Soft Off

P.6 /64 Global System States Global System States 1 1 . . G3 G3 - - Mechanical Off State Mechanical Off State ATX Unpluged , Battery Power Only 2. 2. G2 G2 / S5 / S5 - - Soft Off Soft Off ATX pluged , +5V Standby and Battery 3. 3. G1 G1 - - Global Sleeping State Global Sleeping State S1 : No system ...

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