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CCMOS1 Jumper: 
 
This header uses a jumper to 
clear the CMOS memory. 
Short pin 2 and pin 3 only 
when you want to clear the 
CMOS memory. The default 
setting is pin 1 and pin 2 
shorted for normal 
operation. 
COM1/COM2 Header: 
 
 
Connects to external COM1 or COM2 bracket through 
extension cable. 
 
FAN1~FAN5 Connectors: 
 
Connects to 3-leaded 
fan connector. 
 
FDC1 Connector: 
 
Connects to 3.5” floppy disk drive. 
 
FPIO1 Header: 
 
These headers 
connect to the switch 
and indicators at font 
panel. 
 
Pin 
 
Description
1-2 
 
Power 
On
3-4 
 
Reset
5-6 No 
Connection
7-8 
 
Power 
LED
9-10 
 
HDD 
LED
11-12 No 
Connection
13-14 
 
LAN1-LED
15-16 
 
LAN2-LED
17-20 No 
Connection
IDE0 Connector: 
 
Connects to IDE hard disk, CD-ROM, DOM (Disk On 
Module) or Zip drive. 
IDE1 ~ IDE4 Connectors (RAID): 
 
 
These four ports are controlled by HighPoint HPT374 
chipset that supports regular Ultra ATA/133 devices 
ports or a RAID array in the combination of RAID 0, 
RAID 1, or RAID 0+1 mode. Each port connects up to 
two drives. 
J2/J3: DIMM Slots 
 
Provide slots for installing 184-pin DDR200 or 
DDR266 DIMM modules. 
J6: PCI Slot 
 
33 MHz/32 bit PCI slot 
J9 Header: 
 
This header provides two 
additional USB ports connection.
 
 
 
Pin
Pin Assignment
Pin
Pin Assignment
   
 
VCC
2
VCC
Data 0 - 
Data 1 - 
Data 0 + 
Data 1 + 
   
 
Ground
8
Ground
   
 
NC
10
NC
 
J10: 5V Header 
 
This header provides the 5V power for 
DOM (Disk On Module). 
 
JP1: Reboot Switch 
 
 
Open (default): Automatically reboot the system 
when it fails to boot up. 
 
Close: Disable the automatically reboot function. 
KB1: Keyboard Header 
 
This header is preserved for connecting PS/2 
keyboard. 
LPT1 Header: 
 
Connects to 
external LPT1 
bracket through an 
extension cable. 
 
 
 
VGA2 Connector: 
 
This connector provides an 
additional VGA output. 
 
 
 
 
 
BIOS Setup 
When you power the computer on, you will see the 
following message appear briefly at the bottom of the 
screen during POST: 
PRESS DEL TO ENTER SETUP 
If you want to configure the BIOS, you can press the 
<Delete> key immediately to enter the BIOS Setup Menu. 
Note: Don’t change the parameters inside the BIOS Setup Menu 
unless you are thoroughly aware of the BIOS settings.