6WMM7 Series Motherboard Installation Guide

The 6WMM7 series motherboards include 6WMM7(using 82810-DC100 chipset), 6WMM7-1(using 82810 chipset) and 6WMM7-E(using 82810E chipset). This manual contains information on motherboard installation, setup and troubleshooting.


6WMM7 Series Motherboard Installation Guide - cover page
Brand
6WMM7
Category
Motherboard
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
Chinese
Pages
66
File format
PDF
File size
1016 KB
Published
07 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
6WMM7
MD5 checksum
16407D1CA6F146860ED11BF6464C5231

About this manual

This guide provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing the 6WMM7 series motherboard, including CPU frequency configuration, jumper settings, and peripheral connections. It also explains BIOS features such as Dual BIOS, PS/2 power‑on, and Suspend to RAM.

Additional sections cover CMOS/RTC battery maintenance, IDE and ATAPI device installation, and troubleshooting tips for power LEDs, reset jumper usage, and speaker connections. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Quick Installation Guide
  • CPU Frequency Settings
  • CMOS RTC and RAM
  • Peripheral Connectors
  • Reset Jumper Function
  • IDE/ATAPI Device Installation
  • Keyboard and PS/2 Power‑On

Specifications

Supported Chipsets82810-DC100, 82810, 82810E
CPU SocketSocket 370
Dual BIOS SupportYes (optional)
ISA Bus SlotYes (optional)
YAMAHA Audio ChipYMF744 (optional)
Suspend to RAMSupported
CMOS Battery LifeApproximately 5 years

Frequently asked questions

How do I enable PS/2 keyboard power‑on?

Set the PS/2 power‑on option in the BIOS to enabled, then you can start the system using the PS/2 keyboard.

What does the Reset jumper do?

Shorting the Reset jumper forces a reset without turning off the power, allowing the system to restart immediately.

How long should the CMOS battery last before replacement?

The CMOS battery typically lasts about five years; after that the clock and date may drift and need replacement.

Can I adjust the CPU frequency manually?

Yes, CPU frequency and multiplier can be set via BIOS and the JP18‑JP33 jumpers, but settings must match the CPU specifications.

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