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SECO104-CX700M
User Manual - Rev. First Edition: 1.0 - Last Edition: 3.1 - Author: S.B. - Reviewed by G.M.

4.3.18 First / Second / Third / Fourth boot device

This option allows choosing in which order the mass storage devices have to be searched for a
valid O.S. for performing the system start-up. Possible choices for each entry are:
None;
IDE0 Master ;
IDE0 Slave;
IDE1 Master;
IDE1 Slave;
CD-ROM;
Floppy;
USB CD-R;
USB disk.
IDE0 channel is on SATA interface (SATA connector);
IDE1 channel is on PATA interface (IDE1 connector).
4.3.19 NumLock State at Boot
This option allows defining the NUMLOCK state at Boot, delineating working mode of numeric
keypad.
4.3.20 Typematic Programming
If enabled, it allows programming the keyboard repetition speed.
4.3.21 Typematic Rate
If enabled, it allows programming the keyboard repetition time, i.e. the number of characters per
second that are automatically repeated until the key is held down. The possible rate are from 30.0
to 2.00 cps.
4.3.22 Typematic Rate Delay
The typematic rate delay is the time that occurs before of the beginning of this repetition and it can
vary between 250, 500, 750 and 1000 msec.
4.3.23 Flat Panel centering
When LCD panel resolution is set to a value minor than effective native resolution of the panel
used, this option will allows centering of original image in the centre of Flat Panel. When this option
is set to disabled, original image will be stretched in order to cover all panel resolution.
4.3.24 Enhanced BIOS loading
It enables loading of optional added BIOS, which can be used for special applications.
4.3.25 USB Keyboard after boot
During the boot, USB keyboard is always enabled. After this phase, the status of USB keyboard
depends from the OS.
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