MITAC PD10TI Desktop Board Product Guide

The MITAC Desktop Board PD10TI Product Guide describes the main features of the board, including form factor, processor, memory, chipset, integrated graphics, external graphics, audio, traditional I/O, and expansion capabilities.


MITAC PD10TI Desktop Board Product Guide - cover page
Brand
Mitac
Category
Motherboard
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
259 KB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
47FB4884E85775C86DCC03596BB04A03

About this manual

This document serves as a product guide for the MITAC PD10TI Desktop Board, outlining its key features such as the passively-cooled dual-core Intel Atom processor, DDR3 memory support, and various I/O capabilities including Gigabit Ethernet and USB ports. It provides a summary of specifications and a diagram of board components.

What's inside

  • Desktop Board Features
  • Desktop Board Components
  • Processor
  • System Memory
  • Connecting to the Internal Headers
  • Updating the BIOS
  • Recovering the BIOS
  • Board Status and Error Messages
  • BIOS Beep Codes
  • POST Error Messages

Specifications

Form FactorMini-ITX (170 millimeters [6.7 inches] x 170 millimeters [6.7 inches])
ProcessorPassively-cooled, soldered-down dual-core Intel Atom processor
Main MemoryTwo 204-pin DDR3 SO-DIMM sockets
Max MemoryUp to 4 GB
ChipsetIntel NM10 Express Chipset
Integrated GraphicsIntel Graphics Media Accelerator 3650
LANIntel 82574L Gigabit Ethernet
USB PortsSeven USB 2.0 ports
SATA ConnectorsTwo Serial ATA (SATA) 3.0 Gb/s connectors

Frequently asked questions

How do I access the BIOS Setup program?

Press the key after the Power-On Self-Test (POST) memory test begins and before the operating system boot begins.

What is the procedure for updating the BIOS using the F7 key?

Enable the F7 prompt in BIOS Setup, then press F7 during boot to enter the BIOSFlash Update tool and select the .BIO file from a USB drive.

What does a 'Memory Size Decreased' POST error message indicate?

It indicates that memory size has decreased since the last boot, or if no memory was removed, that memory may be bad.

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