6WMMC7 Series Motherboard Installation Guide


Brand
6WMMC7
Category
Motherboard
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
Chinese
Pages
100
File format
PDF
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
8D5AF7594169D0A793E3B76F6B7E11C6

About this manual

The 6WMMC7 Series motherboard supports features such as Suspend‑to‑RAM, hardware monitoring, PS/2 mouse and keyboard power‑on, three‑stage ACPI LED, modem and network remote power‑on, AC97 audio, TV/DFP output, and optional Aureal AU8810 audio chip. This guide provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing the board, configuring jumpers, and setting CPU frequencies.

Quick installation sections cover CPU speed selection via JP5/JP23 jumpers, connector pin‑outs for power, reset, speaker, PS/2, USB, and infrared ports, as well as an appendix for installing the AU8810 driver and compliance statements. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Quick Installation Guide
  • Hardware Installation
  • Jumper Settings
  • CPU Speed Settings
  • PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Connectors
  • USB Connectors
  • Appendix A: AU8810 Driver Installation
  • FCC Compliance Statement
  • Declaration of Conformity

Specifications

Suspend to RAM supportSupported
Hardware monitoringSupported
PS/2 mouse power‑onSupported
Keyboard power‑onSupported with ATX 5V Stand‑By ≥300 mA
Three‑stage ACPI LEDSupported
Modem power‑onSupported (internal and external COMA)
Network remote power‑onSupported (ATX 5V Stand‑By ≥720 mA)
AC97 audioBuilt‑in
TV/DFP outputOptional via sub‑card
Aureal AU8810 audio chipOptional
CPU frequency settings66 MHz, 100 MHz, 133 MHz, Auto (via JP5/JP23)

Frequently asked questions

How can I power on the computer using the PS/2 mouse?

Press the left or right button of the PS/2 mouse twice after enabling the PS/2 mouse power‑on option in the BIOS.

Which jumpers set the CPU frequency?

Use jumpers JP5 and JP23 to select 66 MHz, 100 MHz, 133 MHz, or Auto settings for the system clock.

What is required for keyboard power‑on to work?

An ATX power supply that provides at least 300 mA on the 5 V Stand‑By line and the BIOS keyboard power‑on option enabled.

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