Setting Up The Bios - JUKI KE-3010 Maintenance Manual

13-2-2. Setting Up the BIOS

After the SSD has been replaced, check the BIOS. If the settings are different from those
described in <Setting Method>, change the settings appropriately. In addition, if the CPU board is
replaced, it is absolutely necessary to change the BIOS.
Caution
Note: About handing of BIOS (Basic Input Output System)
The BIOS is an important program necessary to control the data input and output.
Therefore, always carefully operate the BIOS. Normally, the programs are saved
into the flash memory on the CPU board and the setup data is saved into the SRAM
backed up by the battery.
13-2-2-1. Checking the Recognition of the SSD
You may check whether or not the BIOS recognizes the SSD correctly. If no startable SSD is
found after memory check, a message like the one below will appear.
You can switch to the BIOS setting screen by pressing the <S> key. (Pressing the <R> key will
reset the unit.)
<Setting Method>
1) Display the BIOS screen.
Turn on the power, and press the <F2> key during memory check.
A screen like the one shown below will appear. Locate the cursor to the item you want to
change (the selected item will be highlighted, for example "Main" in the Figure below), and
press the <Enter> key. The current settings for the selected item will appear.
BIOS Version:
System Time:
System Date:
Legacy Diskette A:
IDE Channel 0 Master [4094MB]
IDE Channel 0 Slave [None]
SATA Port 0
SATA Port 1
System Memory
Extended Memory
F1
Esc
Maintenance Guide
No bootable device available
R - REBOOT
S - SETUP
Phoenix TrustedCore (tm) Setup Utility
Main Advanced Security
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Help ↑↓Select Item
Exit Select Menu
Figure 13-2-2-1-1 BIOS screen
Boot Exit
<Tab>,<Shift-Tab>, or
<Enter> Selects field.
-/+ Change Values F9
Enter Select Sub-Menu F10
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Item Specific Help
Setup Defaults
Save and Exit
Rev. 2.0