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Item
System Serial Number
Hardware variation
Customer Id
Item
MEMORY Event Log Viewer
BIOS Event Log Viewer
Clear MEMORY Event Log
Clear BIOS Event Log
Item
Options
Supervisor Password
Set Supervisor Password
Enter
Power on Password
Enabled
Disabled*
Meaning
This item reports the Matrox 4Sight GPm system serial number (assembly serial number of the unit).
This item reports the Matrox 4Sight GPm hardware variation number.
This item reports the customer identification number.
Event Log Viewer submenu
The Event Log Viewer submenu displays the event logs of the BIOS and memory.
Meaning
This item displays the memory event log.
This item displays the BIOS event log.
This item clears the memory event log.
This item clears the BIOS event log.
Security menu
This section describes all the items of the Security menu. This menu allows you
to set up or change the supervisor password. The supervisor password can protect
the BIOS Setup Utility. Refer to the section entitled The Legend window for
guidelines on navigating within this menu.
Meaning
This item reports the status of the supervisor password: Installed or Not Installed. Installed means that a
supervisor password has been established. Use the Set Supervisor Password item to create, change, or
uninstall the password.
This item allows you to create the supervisor password (if you haven't created it yet), change the
previously-existing supervisor password, or uninstall the supervisor password.
If you want to uninstall the supervisor password, select the Set Supervisor Password item, and press the
Enter key when prompted for a new password.
You must save all changes and exit the BIOS Setup Utility to permanently change the supervisor password;
you can do this by pressing the F10 key.
This item allows you to set whether you will be prompted for the password during POST.
By selecting Enabled, you will be prompted for the password each time the operating system reboots.
By selecting Disabled, you will only be prompted for the password when entering the BIOS Setup Utility.
Security menu
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