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The following screen shows page 2 of the Basic System Configuration
menu.
Basic System Configuration
Communication Settings
Baud Rate ......................[9600] BPS
Parity .........................[None]
Stop Bits ......................[1]
Data Length ....................[8]
Enhanced IDE Features
Hard Disk Block Mode ...........[Enabled ]
Advanced PIO Mode ..............[Enabled ]
Hard Disk Size > 504MB .........[Enabled ]
Hard Disk 32-Bit Access ........[Enabled ]
Num Lock After Boot ...............[Enabled ]
*Memory Test .......................[Disabled]
Auto Configuration Mode............[Enabled ]
Fast Boot Mode ....................[Enabled ]
Quiet Boot ........................[Enabled ]
Configuration Table ...............[Disabled]
¯ = Move Highlight Bar,
PgDn/PgUp = Move Screen,
The following sections explain the different parameters and their
settings.
2.2.1
Date and Time
The real-time clock keeps the system date and time. After setting the
date and time, you need not enter them every time you turn on the
system. As long as the internal battery remains good (approximately
seven years) and connected, the clock continues to keep the date and
time accurately even when the power is off.
Date
Highlight the items on the date parameter and press
the date following the month-day-year format.
2-4
Bits
Bits
® ¬ = Change Setting
F1 = Help,
Esc
=
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Exit
or
to set
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