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Valueline IPC
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PHOENIX CONTACT
5.
Pull the lever to slide the tray and hard drive assembly out of the bay.
Hold the access door flat to ensure the tray clears as it is removed.
6.
If present, the hard drive can be removed from the tray by removing the four screws
along the sides of the hard drive.
7.
If necessary, install the hard drive in a tray using the appropriate mounting hardware for
the drive.
The VL IPC can be operated without a hard drive (booted from the CompactFlash Master).
For extended operating periods, it is recommended that an empty tray be installed in the
drive bay and locked closed.
8.
With the hard drive installed in the tray (or with a blank tray), orient the tray so the front
lever is fully extended and toward the power connector. Slide the assembly straight into
the slot until it clicks into place.
9.
Gently push the drive in so the connector is properly seated.
10. Swing the front lever flat across the front of the drive assembly.
11. Using a screwdriver, push the screw in and turn clockwise to secure the front lever.
12. Close the access door and return any removed cables to their proper connector.
13. Restore power.
4.2
BIOS configuration
Although Phoenix Contact doesn't recommend changing BIOS configuration settings
without specific instruction from Phoenix Contact Technical Services, this is something that
may be necessary. To access the BIOS configuration, there must be an attached (physical)
keyboard through one of the USB ports. During boot-up, the BIOS briefly displays the
comment "Press DEL to enter Setup." Follow the on-screen instructions and be sure to save
any changes.
4.2.1
Boot options
There are two boot modes in the VL IPC.
Automatic boot mode
Automatic mode checks for bootable devices in the order (first, second and third) specified
in the BIOS. To view or change a boot device:
1.
Power-up or restart the VL IPC and, when the first black screen with white text appears,
press the <Delete> key about once every second to initiate the BIOS Setup Utility.
2.
Use the arrow keys to highlight Advanced BIOS Features then press the <Enter> key.
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