ASUS P/I-P55TP4N Motherboard User Manual

Introduce the features and characteristics of the P/I-P55TP4N motherboard product


ASUS P/I-P55TP4N Motherboard User Manual - cover page
Brand
P/I-P55TP4N
Category
Motherboard
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
64
File format
PDF
File size
765 KB
Published
22 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
D1C71B0D5CCCBB6B5BE5EC73510C24CB

About this manual

This manual covers the ASUS P/I-P55TP4N motherboard, a compact board designed for Pentium‑compatible CPUs. It describes the board layout, supported memory modules, expansion slots, I/O ports, and optional accessories such as the PCI‑SC200 SCSI card.

The guide also explains BIOS configuration, the Desktop Management Interface (DMI) utility, and how to set jumpers for the SCSI card, including termination and interrupt settings. Safety notices and FCC compliance information are included as well.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Installation
  • BIOS Setup
  • Desktop Management Interface
  • PCI‑SC200 SCSI Card
  • FCC Compliance
  • Jumpers and Terminator Settings

Specifications

CPU SocketZIF Socket 7, 75‑166 MHz Pentium
ChipsetIntel 430FX PCIset
Memory Support72‑pin SIMMs, 4 MB‑32 MB per module, up to 128 MB total
L2 Cache256 KB/512 KB pipelined burst SRAM (upgradeable)
Expansion Slots3 × 16‑bit ISA, 3 × 32‑bit PCI, 1 × PCI/MediaBus 2.0
IDE ControllerOnboard PCI Bus Master IDE, 2 connectors, 4 devices
Serial/Parallel Ports2 UART serial ports, 1 parallel port (EPP/ECP)
DMI SupportDesktop Management Interface via BIOS

Frequently asked questions

How many ISA slots does the P/I-P55TP4N motherboard have?

It provides three 16‑bit ISA slots.

What CPU socket is used on the P/I-P55TP4N board?

The board uses a ZIF Socket 7 that supports 75‑166 MHz Pentium CPUs.

How many IDE devices can the onboard controller support?

The PCI Bus Master IDE controller supports up to four IDE devices on two channels.

What jumper setting is required to terminate the PCI‑SC200 SCSI card?

Set jumper JP5 to the Terminated position (default) for end‑of‑chain devices.

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