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Q. Examine the features of a typical PC motherboard?

The purpose of this experiment is to examine the features of a typical PC motherboard, including:

  • CPU and co-processor
  • Memory
  • I/O
  • BIOS
  • Interrupts

Procedure

 Choose two chapters in the PDF for closer study. For each: 1) Do the "Questions/Activities" section and 2) Answer the questions in the Self Test section

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Download copy of Program TONE.ASM: Generate a 1 KHz tone on the PC speaker for 5 seconds.

        .MODEL SMALL

        .DATA

;Note: You will have to adjust these values to get the 5 seconds.

;The current values give just over 1 second on a 1.3 GHz machine.

OUTER   DW    4000            ;outer loop count

INNER   DW    50000           ;inner loop count

        .CODE

        .STARTUP

        CALL  SPKRON          ;turn speaker on

        MOV   CX,1190         ;divisor for 1 KHz tone

        CALL  LDTIMER         ;set speaker frequency

        CALL  DELAY           ;wait for chosen duration

        CALL  SPKROFF         ;turn speaker off

        .EXIT

SPKRON  PROC  NEAR

        IN    AL,61H          ;read current state of port 61h

        OR    AL,3            ;set speaker control bits

        OUT   61H,AL          ;output new state

        RET

SPKRON  ENDP

SPKROFF PROC  NEAR

        IN    AL,61H          ;read current state of port 61h

        AND   AL,0FCH         ;clear speaker control bits

        OUT   61H,AL          ;output new state

        RET

SPKROFF ENDP

DELAY   PROC  NEAR

        MOV   DX,OUTER

WAIT1:  MOV   CX,INNER

WAIT2:  NOP

        NOP

        NOP

        NOP

        LOOP  WAIT2

        DEC   DX              

        JNZ   WAIT1          

        RET

DELAY   ENDP

;Note: Output frequency equals 1,190,000 divided by CX

LDTIMER PROC  NEAR

        MOV   AL,0B6H         ;timer 2 control word

        OUT   43H,AL

        MOV   AL,CL           ;output lower byte of count

        OUT   42H,AL

        MOV   AL,CH           ;output upper byte of count

        OUT   42H,AL

        RET

LDTIMER ENDP

        END

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