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TS-5400 User's Manual
17 System BIOS Setup Screens
17.1 Main CMOS Configuration Screen
The BIOS setup screen allows the user to configure the BIOS settings, which are then stored in battery-
backed "CMOS" memory in the Real Time Clock. The BIOS setup screen also allows entry into the
system debugger, manufacturing mode and formatting of the integrated flash disks.
To enter the BIOS Setup screen, hit Ctrl-C during the memory test. If you have a TS-9500 installed with
video/keyboard enabled hit the Delete key during the memory test.
When navigating the BIOS setup screen with the console on COM2, the arrow keys do not work. Use
the Ctrl-X, Ctrl-E and Tab keys to navigate, use the Space bar, '+' and '-' keys to change fields. Use
ESC to back out of a menu.
NOTE: Jumper JP1 will force a reset of the CMOS memory on every boot, any changes will be lost.
"Basic CMOS Configuration"
"Custom Configuration"
"Shadow Configuration:
"Start System BIOS Debugger:
"Start RS232 Manufacturing Link"
"Format Integrated Flash Disk"
"Reset CMOS to last known values" Resets changes since last boot.
"Reset CMOS to factory defaults"
"Write to CMOS and Exit"
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Setup disk drives, drive mapping, boot order, misc.
Setup custom features for Technologic Systems' boards.
Setup ROM BIOS shadowing in RAM.
Enter debugger, see section 15.
Enter manufacturing mode to link with host PC.
Low-level format of flash drives A: and B:
Reset to settings as shipped from Technologic Systems.
Save all changes made, and reboot.
System Bios Setup - Utility v4.3
>Basic CMOS Configuration
Custom Configuration
Shadow Configuration
Start System BIOS Debugger
Start RS232 Manufacturing Link
Format Integrated Flash Disk
Reset CMOS to last known values
Reset CMOS to factory defaults
Write to CMOS and Exit
Exit without changing CMOS
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10/31/03
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