Getting a seco Socket 7 SBC to work

[soviet9922]

Found a SECO MTL M 94V-0 4309 SBC board, could like to make a sort of mini retro pc out of it.
This board looks quite cool has a Pentium MMX socket 7 CPU, and lots of I/O including audio (there's a crystal chip on the backside of the board).

Now the PSU connector is easy to figure out the voltages are written next to it, the issue is that I need to find out if any of the connectors is for PS/2 in the board there's a header marked as "UTILITY" maybe that is the correct one ?.
Also need to figure out if the pinout for the "CRT" connector maybe is a VGA output.
There's a tiny plug also that says "USB" that may be ok to plug a keyboard into it.

Maybe someone knows the pinouts for this or where to find the manual or maybe from a similar board.

 

[DeltaDon]

I took a look at the Seco Edge website and the discontinued products page is missing.

 

[soviet9922]

I took a look at the Seco Edge website and the discontinued products page is missing.

Take a look there and there's nothing about old products, now you mention it going to check using the Wayback machine maybe can find something there.

 

[soviet9922]

The seco.com site was used by other companies until 2007 and the stuff there is much newer than this board.
Now looking at it see more markings like "CS473-REVD" "BD revD 2"