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INTEL@G41 series

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

M/B 7563-0A VERSION:1.0

BIOS VERSION:A7563

ROHS

Reviser Skyfeng

date 2008-11-18

ver. 1.0

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Agenda

1. Introduce main IC

2. Block Diagram

3. Power Map

4. Clock Map

5. Power on sequence (G3~S0)

6. Main power spec and transfer circuit

7. ACPI global system power state

8. Repair process

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Introduce main IC

1. CPU

Supports FSB 1333/1066/800MHZ

Support Intel@EIST save power technology

Support Intel@HYPER-THREADING technology

2. NORTH BRDIGE(G41)

Supports 800/1066/1333 MT/s(200/266/333MHZ) front

side bus

Supports FSB Dynamic Bus Inversion

Supports system states:S0,S1,S2,S3,S5

Supports memory data transfer rates of 667 and

800MHZ for DDR2 & 800/1066MHZ for DDR3

3. SOUTH BRDIGE(ICH7)

Supports four SATA ports and supports data transfer rates of

up to 3.0GB/S

Support of multi-channel 32-bit sample depth and sample

rate up to 192kHZ

Support ACPI 3.0

Support the standard universal host controller interface,

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support eight USB ports

4. CLOCK CHIP(RTM87T-605)

Integrated serial damper resistor on all differential clocks

CPU frequency supports up to 400MHZ

Programmable PLL frequency

5. I/O(F71882FG)

Provides one FDC, two UARTS,KBC and parallel port

24/48 MHZ clock input

Compatible with IBM PC AT disk drive systems

Support AMD SID/SIC interface and INTEL PECI/SST interface

6. LAN CHIP(RTL8111DL)

Integrated 10/100/1000 transceiver

Supports PCI ExpressTM 1.1

Supports Full Duplex flow control(IEEE802.3x)

7. AUDIO CHIP(ALC888)

All DACs support 44.1K/48K/96K/192KHZ sample rate

All ADCs support 44.1K/48K/96KHZ sample rate

Supports digital microphone interface to improve voice

quality

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8. VRM CHIP(UP6206)

Programmable dynamic power saving mode operation

Simple single-loop voltage-mode control

Adjustable operation frequency from 50kHZ to 1MHZ per

phase

Selectable 3/4 phase operation

9. PWM THREE PHASE POWER SUPPLY

PHASE1 CHOKE3+Q31(HIGH)+Q29&Q28(LOW)

PHASE2 CHOKE2+Q21(HIGH)+Q18&Q19(LOW)

PHASE3 CHOKE1+Q12(HIGH)+Q10&Q9(LOW)

10. MEMORY (DDR II)

Support 240-pin/1.8V DDR2 DIMM memory socket

Support double signal channels DDR2 800/677 memory

Support most memory capability up to 4GB

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BLOCK DIGRAM

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POWER MAP

5VSB

3.3V

+5V

+12V

UP7706U8

U

3VSB

ICH7

LAN

IO

PCI

PCIE

W83310D

G

5VDIMM

UP6103SB

VT

TD

DR

VC

CD

DR

L

M358D

R2G

V1P

5C

OR

E

LM

358D

R2G

UP

7707M

5

V1P

5M

CH

G31

ICH

7

V1P05CORE

V1P25CORE

DD

RII

VFSBVTT

CP

U

VR

M

VC

CP

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CLOCK MAP

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Power on sequence

RT

M8

76-

66

5

CPU

G31

ICH7

CPUCLK

CK_H_MCH

CK_DOT96 96MHZ

CK_PE_100M_MCH

CK_ICHSATA

CK_PE_100M_ICH

CK_48M_USB_ICH 48MHZ

ICH_PCLK

CK_14M_ICH

SIO

CK_48M_SIO 48MHZ

CK_P_33M_SIO 33MHZ

TPM TPMP_CLK 33MHZ

RTL8111C

CK_PE_100M_GLAN

PCI

PCIE

PCI_CLK0 33MHZ

CK_PE_100M_16PORT#

AL

C888

AC_BITCL

K 24MHZ

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1. 3VSB spec: 3.135~3.465V

Transformed from UP7706U8 at S5

2. 5VDIMM spec:4.75~5.25V

5VSBDRV1 by UP7501M8 is transformed from 5VSB at S5 and 5VDR1 by

UP7501M8 is transformed from VCC5 at S0.

3.VCC_DDR spec:1.805~1.995V

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UG by UP6103S8 is transformed from 5VDIMM at S0 & S3.

4.VTT_DDR spec:0.902~0.995V

Transformed from W83310DG at S0 & S3.

5.V_FSB_VTT spec:1.14~1.26V

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Control by LM358DR2G transformed from VCC_DDR at S0.

6.V_1P5_CORE spec:1.425~1.57V

Control by LM358DR2G transformed from VCC_DDR at S0.

7.V_1P5_MCH spec:1.415~1.55V

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Transformed from UP7707M5 at S0.

8. V_1P05_CORE spec:0.975~1.125 V

Control by LM358DR2G transformed from V_1P5_CORE at S0.

9. V_1P25_CORE spec:1.1875-1.3125V

Control by LM358DR2G transformed from V_1P5_CORE at S0.

ACPI Global System Power State

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★G3: Mechanical off. In this state, power supplies on computer have been removed,

but battery.

★S5: Soft off state. In this state, there is standby power, and the system can be

wakening back to the working state, after which the computer will reset

completely.

★S4: Sleeping state. The S4 sleeping state is the lowest power, longest wake latency

sleeping state supported by ACPI. In order to reduce power to a minimum, it

is assumed that the hardware platform has powered off all devices. Platform

context is maintained

★S3: The S3 sleeping state is a low wake latency sleeping state where all system

contexts are lost except system memory. CPU, cache, and chip set context are

lost in this state. Hardware maintains memory context and restores some

CPU and L2 configuration context. Control starts from the processor’s reset

vector after the wake event.

★S2: The S2 sleeping state is a low wake latency sleeping state. This state is similar

to the S1 sleeping state except that the CPU and system cache context is lost

(the OS is responsible for maintaining the caches and CPU context). Control

starts from the processor’s reset vector after the wake event.

★S1: The S1 sleeping state is a low wake latency sleeping state. In this state, no

system context is lost (CPU or chip set) and hardware maintains all system

contexts CPU.

★S0: The S0 state is the system working state.

G3 -Mech

Off

Legacy

W ake

Event

G0 (S0) -

Working

G1 -

Sleeping

S4

S3S2

S1

Pow er

Failure

G2 (S5) -

Soft Off

BIOS

Routine

C0

D0

D1D2

D3Modem

D0

D1D2

D3HDD

D0

D1D2

D3CDROM

C2

C1

Cn

Performance

State PxThrottling

C0

CPU

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Repair process

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First compare

client with RMA

test result .

Y

N

Re-test for

re-produce

client result

Y

Visual inspection,check the CMOS JBAT lose or turn

over,check PCB fail with short,open .notice component

void solder,burn missing or wrong. Notice the problem

of IC missing or void solder. EL-capacitor destroyed

(e.g.bump.relex.exe)

To repair

directly

Y

Measure the vcore12V without power

and cpu on by multimeter

Detect and to see the main voltage if

short to the ground

N

Y Find out the reason then try

to solve it

Assemble cpu,fan memory debug

card and so on,press power

button to see the MB and the fan

if work well,also the code

showed on debug code

1. if the board no action after press the

button(the error code is M01in card)the

debug card will not have been shown and the

fan will not running . check the

following :

(1)check the 3.3V in JFP1 pin8(this

voltage is supplied by vcc_sb),if this

is no problem .Check the circuit

from pin8 of JFP1 to the pin80 of

SIO.

(2) check the CMOS jumper-JBAT1 if

correct.

(3)check the crystal Y5(32.768K)if can

generate check RSMRST# from SB, if

not, check the voltage of pin85(SIO)

is normal, and the relevant circuit

has broken or not.

N

Repair with

RMA test

result

N

N

Y

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NO boot (NO

display)

Show F, show F means the voltage abnormity,

check the main voltage of CPU, SB, NB and

other IC. Notice the voltage transfer from

UPI weather normally.

(1)check the 4pin of power connector plugs

in effect or not

(2)if no 5VSB,check the ATX POWER,if 5VSB

in existence, but no 3VSB,check the

voltage of Drive from U19(UP7706U8) ok or

not.

Show FF

(1) Try to press the bridge first,seeing if

can finish running.

(2) try to use bios bootable card (TL399

card),if can boot reflash bios,or change the

bios.

(3)check the starts of signal with measure

power on sequence,refer to power on

sequence.

(4)Check the clock frequency from

CLKGENERATE to CPU, NB, SB. (every

frequency size refer to CLKMAP)

(5)Measure the grounding diode between CPU

and NB contrast with OK board to estimate

NB open or PCB fail with open.

Y

N

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1. if on board VGA display abnormal:check

the signal of VGA_RED,VGA_GREEN,

VGA_BLUE,check the signal VSYNC,

HSYNC,5VDDCCL,5VDDCDA whether

normal,check the circuit between these

signal with VGA connector short or open.

2. if on board VGA display normal,but PCIE

VGA display abnormal,check the signal of

SMBCLK,SMBDATA,PLTRST_BU1

whether normal and the frequency of

CK_PE_100M_16PORT whether100MHZ,

check the capacitor near by PCIE slot

whether normal,check the circuit of PCIE

slot connect with NB short or open?

VGA display

normal ?

(including show

blue screen ,black

screen and display

noise)

1. Check mouse and keyboard insert wrong

location.

2. check the signal of KBRST# and

A20GATE(IO sent to SB) is OK?

3. check the signal of MSCLK,KBCLK,

MSDATA,KBDATA connect 5V voltage is

OK? Check the frequency of MSCLK,

KBCLK whether normal.

4. check the PS2 connector is OK?

PS2 mouse and

keyboard is ok?

USB is OK?

N

Y

N

1. check the voltage of USB_RSTR 5V whether

normal,this voltage control by SB transfer

from UP7533AM8,if abnormal check the

signal of USB_OCP# and USB_EN from SB

whether normal.

2. check the ESD protect component D15,

D16,D21,D22 bowl over or not.

3. Check the signal of USBP/N from SB

whether normal.

Y

N

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1. check the signal of PLTRST_BU3# sent by IO

is OK?

2. Measure the grounding diode between IDE

slot and SB check the PDD[0..7],PDD[8..15]

short or open?

3. check the signal of PD_DREQ, PD_IOW#,

PD_IOR# whether normal.

IDE is OK? N

Y

Audio test

pass?

1. check the audio chipset input voltage

5V,3V is ok?

2. check the VREF(PIN27) voltage (2.5V)

is ok?

3. check the signal of AC_RST from SB

whether normal,check the extent range

scope is 3.3V?

4. check the frequency of

AC_SYNC(48KHZ) from SB is ok?

5. check the frequency of AC_BITCLK

from SB (measured after OS,24MHZ)is

ok?

6. check the signal of AC_SDOUT,

AC_SDIN0 whether normal.

N

Y

1. check the crystal of LAN if abnormal,check

the voltage supplied by LAN chip

whether normal to estimate crystal fail or

LAN chip fail?

2. check voltage of 3.3V,1.8V,1.5V

whether normal.

3. check the frequency of

CK_PE_100M_GLAN_DN/P is

100MHZ?

4. Check the signal of PLTRST_BU2# from

IO to LAN chip whether normal.

5. use multimeter measure the grounding

diode to estimate the connector

fail?

LAN function

is OK?

Y

N

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1. Whether CMOS setting is right, whether

ACPI is open, whether all drivers have

been installed, update drivers, update

BIOS.

2. see SLP_S3# whether can work,check the

signal of SLP_S3# whether pull down

absolutely after sleep.

Can standby

or not ?

Y

N

Can be wake

up or not?

Can not wake up include these things:

1. Can standby but unable to wake up

2. No display or hang up after wake up

Can standby but unable to wake up

(1)whether to open the waking function in

the CMOS setting .

(2)Update BIOS.

(3) check SLP_S3#,SLP_S5# is ok?

voltage drop or rise abnormal.

(4) compare with ok MB observer IO

PSOUT have a right action when

wake up,if not consult whether

BIOS setup of PSOUT#(GPIO27) it

is right,update bios.

No display or hang up after wake

up:

Check if some voltage is not

stable or change the error

information when the S3 is

waking up. Then may be something

happen in update BIOS,MB and VGA

card driver.

N

Y

ALL OK

Y

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