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This manual covers the CS65-EC system board, describing its layout, supported CPUs, memory configurations, jumper settings, and BIOS features. It includes safety warnings, FCC compliance information, and detailed instructions for installing drivers and configuring power‑management functions such as Wake‑On‑USB and Suspend‑to‑RAM.
Additional sections provide troubleshooting checklists, hardware installation notes, and guidelines for proper connector and peripheral setup. The document also outlines power‑supply requirements for various wake‑on functions and offers advice on over‑voltage and over‑clocking settings.
| CPU Socket | Socket 370 |
|---|---|
| Memory Type | Unbuffered DIMM, PC‑133/PC‑100 SDRAM, 3.3 V |
| Memory Capacity | 32 MB to 512 MB |
| DIMM Slots | Three 168‑pin sockets |
| 5VSB Power Requirement (Wake‑On‑KB/Mouse) | 2.7 A |
| 5VSB Power Requirement (Suspend‑to‑RAM) | 2.1 A |
| 5VSB Power Requirement (Wake‑On‑USB, 2 ports) | 2.15 A |
| 5VSB Power Requirement (Wake‑On‑USB, 4 ports) | 2.2 A |
The 5VSB rail must be able to supply 2.2 A.
The board provides three 168‑pin DIMM sockets.