Protek V2.08
12MHz
Baby AT (max 220 x 330 mm)
330mm x 220mm
None/Integrated in the CPU
4MB
DIP-18 (1bit)DIP-16 (1bit)
1x
AT Keyboard
6x
16-bit ISA
2x
8-bit ISA
- DALLAS RTC coin cell empty
The motherboard's Real-Time Clock (RTC) chip contains a coin cell that may have drained, causing the loss of CMOS settings. This can result in an inability to save settings, causing system instability or failure to boot. To fix this, the RTC chip can be replaced with an equivalent or repaired by cutting into it and soldering on a new external coin cell holder. Replacement guides are available at https://github.com/necroware/nwX287 or https://github.com/necroware/nw12887, depending on the actual chip used.
Last updated 2025-06-05T13:12:46Z
Board info score is 8.2/10
-> Chipset part
Suntac ST62BC001-B (System Controller)
Suntac ST62BC002-B (High Address Bus Controller)
Suntac ST62BC003 (Low Address Bus Decoder)
Suntac ST62BC004-B1 (Data Bus Controller)
Suntac ST62C005-B (DMA Page Address Register)
Suntac ST62C008 (Peripheral Interface Controller)
-> Human Interface
Award - 1 entry
POST string
Note
Core Ver.
BIOS Ver.
Logs
Chip
Release date
File
Logs
Chip
Release date
1995-11-30
File
Logs
Chip
Release date
1995-11-22
File
Logs
Chip
Release date
1994-07
File
Logs
Chip
Release date
1996-01
File
Logs
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