MOTHERBOARDS LISBON-III Main Board User Manual

: October 30, 2023
: MOTHERBOARDS

Table of Contents

MOTHERBOARDS LISBON-III Main Board
LISBON-III Jumper Settings
LISBON all CPU

MOTHERBOARDS LISBON-III Main Board

MOTHERBOARDS-LISBON-III-Main-Board

LISBON-III Main Board

The LISBON-III Motherboard features a PCIset AGP controller, Intel 82443LX PCI to ISA/IDE Xcelerator, and a Phoenix BIOS. It has four PCI slots, three ISA slots, and one Accelerated Graphic Port (AGP) connector.

LISBON-III Jumper Settings

The LISBON-III Main Board has various jumper settings that can be configured to customize its functionality. The available jumper settings are:

J1: CMOS CLEAR
- 1-2 normal mode
- 2-3 CMOS clear settings
J5: PASSWORD
- 1-2 Password function setting
- 2-3 Disable password function
J6: SETUP(CMOS)
- 1-2 SETUP program can be executed
- 2-3 Prohibition of running the SETUP program
J7: Write Protect
- 1-2 normal mode
- 2-3 Setting the FDD write-protect function

LISBON all CPU

The LISBON lll Main Board supports PPGA 370pin SOCKET SingleCeleron Processor with a bus speed of 66MHz. It also supports Single Celeron 300A/ 333/ 366/ 400/ 433/ 466MHz (with built-in 128KB L2 cache memory). There is no need to change the jumper separately as it is automatically set.

LISBON-III Memory Settings

The LISBON-III Main Board provides two 168Pin 3.3V Unbuffered DIMM type module sockets that support 66 MHz SDRAM DIMMs. It can expand up to 256MB (if SDRAM – 2Bank * 128MB) with ECC (72bit) or Non-ECC (64bit) memory. The supported memory specifications are Single or Double sided DIMMs with the following configurations:

DIMM size	Non-ECC Configuration	ECC Configuration
16MB	2 Mbit x 64	2 Mbit x 72
32MB	4 Mbit x 64	4 Mbit x 72
64MB	8 Mbit x 64	8 Mbit x 72
128MB	16 Mbit x 64	16 Mbit x 72

LISBON-III Main B/D CMOS SETUP

The LISBON-III Main Board can be configured using the CMOS SETUP. The following keys can be used for configuration:

F1, +: General Help
up/down arrow keys: Select Item
left/right arrow keys: Select Menu
-/+, space bar: Change Values
F9: Setup Default
Enter: Sub-Menu Select
ESC: Exit
F10: Save and Exit

The available selection options are:

Main
- Set the time and date, floppy disk drive capacity, etc.
- System Time: Set system time
- System Date: Set system date
Advanced
- Legacy Diskette A:, B:: Setting the system’s floppy disk capacity
- Installed O/S: PnP Aware O/S (setting when using an O/S that supports the PnP function), Other (setting when using an O/S that does not support the PnP function)
- PS/2 Mouse: Disabled (when PS/2 Mouse is not used), Enabled (when PS/2 Mouse is used), AutoDetect (automatically detected when PS/2 Mouse is installed)
- Cache Memory: Set options for a specified memory area
- Memory Cache: Enabled (save data stored in main memory to a specific area of designated cache memory), Disabled
- Cache System BIOS area: Write Protect (move the contents of the BIOS to the cache memory to speed up processing), Uncached (used at normal processing speed)
- Cache Video BIOS area: Write Protect (move the contents of the VIDEO BIOS to main memory to speed up processing), Uncached (select when cache is not used for this area), Write through (method of writing to cache and main memory Cache Base 0512K simultaneously when CPU writes work results), Write Protect (without writing CPU work results to cache) Method of directly writing to Main Memory), Write Back (method of writing CPU operation results only to Cache without writing them to Main Memory, and writing to Main Memory only when Cache is needed)

Product Usage Instructions

Follow the steps below to use the LISBON-III Main Board:

Install the compatible PPGA 370pin SOCKET Single Celeron Processor with a bus speed of 66MHz or Single Celeron 300A/ 333/ 366/ 400/ 433/ 466MHz (with built-in 128KB L2 cache memory) into the CPU socket.
Insert the supported memory configurations into the two 168Pin 3.3V Unbuffered DIMM type module sockets.
Configure the jumper settings based on your requirements using the available jumpers J1, J5, J6, and J7.
Access the CMOS SETUP using the F1 or + key during bootup and configure the settings based on your requirements using the available selection options.

LISBON-III Main Board

LISBON-III Motherboard Features

PCIset AGP controller : Intel 82443LX	expansion slot
PCI to ISA/IDE Xcelerator : Intel 82371EB, PIIX4E	4 PCI slots
ROM BIOS : Phoenix BIOS	3 ISA slots
	One Accelerated Graphic Port (AGP) connector

LISBON-III Jumper Settings

Features and Jumpers (J1, 5, 6, 7, 8)

CMOS CLEAR	1-2	2-3
J1	normal mode	CMOS clear settings

PASSWORD	1-2	2-3
J5	Password function setting	Disable password function

SETUP(CMOS)	1-2	2-3
J6	SETUP program can be

executed

| Prohibition of running the

SETUP program

function

LISBON lll CPU

socket	PPGA 370pin SOCKET
type	Single Celeron Processor
bus speed	66MHz
Supported Processors	Single Celeron 300A/ 333/ 366/ 400/ 433/ 466MHz (with

built-in 128KB L2 cache memory)
% No need to change the jumper separately (automatic setting)

LISBON-III Memory Settings

Specifications and types of supportable memory

standard	168Pin 3.3V Unbuffered SDRAM Module
type	Supports 66 MHz SDRAM DIMMs
socket	Provides two 168Pin 3.3V Unbuffered DIMM type module sockets
max expandable	256MB (if SDRAM – 2Bank * 128MB)

ECC (72bit) or Non-ECC (64bit) memory

Supported memory specifications ( Single or Double-sided DIMMs )

DIMM size	Non-ECC Configuration	ECC Configuration
16MB	2 Mbit x 64	2 Mbit x 72
32MB	4 Mbit x 64	4 Mbit x 72
64MB	8 Mbit x 64	8 Mbit x 72
128MB	16 Mbit x 64	16 Mbit x 72

LISBON-III Main B/D CMOS SETUP

use key

F1, +| General Help
up/down arrow keys| Select Item
left/right arrow keys| Select Menu
-/+, space bar| Change Values
F9| Setup Default
Enter| Sub-Menu Select
ESC| Exit
F10| Save and Exit
Press key during bootup

Installed O/S

| | PnP Aware O/S (setting when using an O/S that supports the PnP function), Other (setting when using an O/S that does not support

the PnP function)

| ****

PS/2 Mouse

| | Disabled (when PS/2 Mouse is not used), Enabled (when PS/2 Mouse is used), AutoDetect (automatically detected when PS/2

Mouse is installed)

designated cache memory), Disabled

| | Cache System BIOS area| Write Protect (move the contents of the BIOS to the cache memory to speed up processing), Uncached (used at normal processing

speed)

| | Cache Video

BIOS area

| Write Protect (move the contents of the VIDEO BIOS to main

memory to speed up processing)

| | ****

Cache Base 0- 512K

| Uncached (select when cache is not used for this area), Write through (method of writing to cache and main memory simultaneously when CPU writes work results), Write Protect (without writing CPU work results to cache) Method of directly writing to Main Memory), Write Back (method of writing CPU operation results only to Cache without writing them to Main

Memory, and writing to Main Memory only when Cache is needed)

| | Cache Base 512K-

640K

Cache A000- AFFF:/B000:- BFFF

| The settings are the same as above, and the USWC (Uncached Speculative Write Combined) Caching (Memory access speed is reduced by reading and writing data of a certain size into a buffer rather than a cache. It is mainly used in the video memory area

where the order of writing is not important. Use) item added

| | Cache C800- CBFF:/CC00-

CFFF:/

|
| | D000- D3FF:/D400-

D7FF:/

|
| | D800- DBFF:/DC00-

DFFF:/

|
| | E000-E3FF:| The settings are the same as above, but no additional items are

added.

| PCI Configuration| |
| | ****

PCI/PNP ISA

UMB Region Exclusion

| Check if the ROM BIOS of any option card other than the PCI card is in the C800-CBFF (or CC00-CFFF:, D000-D3FF:, D400-D7FF:,

D800-DBFF:, DC00-DFFF:) segment, and if so, ‘ISA Device ‘, Available (the UMB area can be used by PCI/PnP devices), Reserved (UMB (Upper Memory Block) area is reserved, the ROM BIOS in the ISA device is moved to the main memory and the

system improve performance)

| | ****

PCI/PNP ISA IRQ

Resource Exclusion

| PCI (ISA IRQ(IRQ3, IRQ4, IRQ5, IRQ7, IRQ9,

IRQ10, IRQ11), Available(IRQ PCI/PnP Reserved( IRQ Reserve ‘ISA Reserved(ISA IRQ

---|---|---|---
| | ****

PCI/PNP ISA

DMA Resource Exclusion

| PCI DMA channel (DMA0, DMA1, DMA2, DMA3, DMA5, DMA6, DMA7), Available(DMA channel PCI/PnP Reserved(DMA channel Reserve non-Plug-and-Play ISA Reserved된 DMA channelISA DMA channel
| I/O Device Configuration| |
| | ****

Serial Port A

| A Disabled(Enabled( A Base I/O Address Interrupt Base I/O address, Interrupt (IRQ3, IRQ4)), Auto(POST

ABIOS OS

| | ****

Serial Port B

| Disabled/Enabled/Auto( A Mode (Normal, IrDA, ASK-IR))
| | ****

Parallel Port

| (Disabled(Enabled(Interrupt, DMA channel Auto(POST BIOS OS Mode(EPP&ECP, SPP, EPP, ECP))
| | ****

Floppy disk controller

| Legacy disk controller Disabled : Legacy disk Enabled(Legacy disk controller Auto(Floppy disk controller
| IDE Configuration| |
| | ****

Large Disk Access Mode

| Large Disk(1024 cylinder 16 head 63 track DOS(OS가 DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows 98 Other(UNIX
| | Local Bus IDE Adapter| IDE Disabled(Primary IDE Secondary(Secondary IDE

Primary Secondary IDE

| | ****

Primary Master

Maximum Capacity

LBA Mode Control

| LBA(Logical Block Address) Auto LBA를 ‘Enabled’ LBA 528MB Enabled
| | ****

32 Bit I/O

| Enabled CPU IDE PCI

ISA .

---|---|---|---
| | ****

Transfer Mode

| Enabled로 Enhanced I/O (PIO IDE Fast PIO(Programmable I/O)
| | Ultra DMA Mode| IDE DOS Ultra DMA Ultra DMA

Disabled

log

| DMI event log
| | Clear all DMI

event logs

Access

Fixed Disk Boot Sector

| | ‘Write Protect’ ‘Boot Sector’Write Boot Sector Virus FDISK
| Virus check Reminder| | Virus check Virus checkDisable ‘Virus check Reminder’Daily ‘Virus check Reminder’ Weekly(Monthly) ‘Virus check Reminder’
| System Backup Reminder| | ‘System Backup Reminder’ Daily
‘System Backup Reminder’
Weekly(Monthly)’System

Backup Reminder’

| Password on Boot| | Enabled Supervisor User Disabled(Supervisor Disabled
| | | BIOS
User Supervisor
---|---|---|---
User
Power|
| Power Saving| | Disabled
Customized
Maximum Power Savings
Maximum Performance
| Diskette Access| | Supervisor, User
| Enable ACPI| | ACPI
OS
Windows 98, Windows NT 5.0 No(ACPI
Yes(ACPI
| Power Button Funtion| | on/off
on/off suspend Power Savings Disabled
| Suspend Timeout| | Suspend Mode
| IDE Drive 0/1/2/3 Monitoring| | IDE Drive
Disabled(IDE IDE check