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Packard Bell Phoenix M/Board

phoenix board diagram

Specification

  • Bus : 133 MHz front side bus is supported
  • Cache : Integrated on the SEC cartridge
  • Chipset : VIA Apollo Pro133
  • CPU Support : SEC1 or SEC2 cartridge, placed in Slot 1
  • Expansion Slots : Four 32-bit Master PCI Bus slots, one ISA slot, one shared PCI/ISA slot
  • Form Factor : ATX
  • RAM : Three 168-pin DIMM sockets supporting up to 1.5 GB of SDRAM memory
  • Video : None

Upgrades

  • CPU : CPU upgradable using Pentium III up to 800/100 MHz and 800/133 MHz, Pentium II up to 450/100 and Celeron up to 433/66.
  • RAM : RAM upgradable up to 1.5 GB using 3.3 V gold-plated SDRAM DIMMs. The Phoenix motherboard only accepts 168-pin DIMM modules. Only gold-plated DIMMs may be used, as the sockets on the motherboard are also gold-plated, and oxidation must be prevented. Only use unbuffered 3.3 V SDRAM. Single- or double-sided DIMMs may be used. SDRAM DIMMs may be up to 512 MB big. Memory size and speed can vary between sockets. Parity (×72) DIMMs can be installed, ECC memory checking is supported.

Adding RAM is the most cost effective way to boost your computer's performance.

BIOS

There are two versions of the BIOS available - 3.5 (also known as version 2.35) and 3.7.

Diagnostic LEDs

Display (LED 2-3-4-5)BIOS operation
Red - Red - Red - RedPower on, starting BIOS
Red - Red - Red - GreenEarly chipset initialisation
Red - Red - Green - RedMemory detection test.
Red - Red - Green - GreenDecompressing BIOS image to RAM for fast booting 
Red - Green - Red - RedInitialising keyboard controller
Red - Green - Red - GreenTest shadow RAM
Red - Green - Green - RedProcessor initialisation
Red - Green - Green - GreenTesting RTC
Green- Red - Red - RedInitialising video interface
Green - Red - Red - GreenBIOS sign on
Green - Red - Green - RedTesting base and extended memory
Green - Red - Green - GreenAssign resource to all ISA
Green - Green - Red - RedInitialising hard drive controller
Green - Green - Red - GreenInitialising floppy drive controller
Green - Green - Green - RedAssign IRQs to PCI devices
Green - Green - Green - Green Booting operating system

Jumpers

JumperConfiguration
JP6 - Clear BIOS Settings1-2 : Normal operation (default)
2-3 : Clear current BIOS settings
SW1 & SW2 - Set Bus Speed Closed, Closed : Auto
Open, Closed : 100MHz
Open, Open : 133MHz
JP11 - Set Keyboard Wakeup1-2: Enable Keyboard WakeUp (default)
2-3: Disable Keyboard WakeUp