Epson ActionDesk 4000 User Manual page 148

Power supply
cables, 5-4, 5-6-7, 5-16-18
frequency, A-4
input ranges, A-4
limitations, 4-15, 7-5
location, 4-5
maximum outputs, A-4
removing, 4-15
type, A-4
Power-on diagnostics, 1-8, 7-12
Precautions, iii-viii, 1-1-2, 4-1
Printer
available options, A-7
cable, 1-5
checking connections, 7-10
connecting, 1-5-6
connector, 1-5-6, A-11
drivers, 7-11
problems, 7-10
turning off, 1-10, 4-2
turning on, 1-8
Processor, see CPU
Processor speed
changing, 3-6-7, A-1
fast, 3-6-7, A-1
keyboard command, 3-6-7
normal, 4-7
problems, 7-10
slow, 3-6-7, 7-10-11, A-1
turbo, 4-7
PS/2 compatible
keyboard, Intro-1, 1-3, A-3, A-12
mouse, Intro-1, 1-3, A-3, A-12
R
RAM, Intro-1-3,2-4, A-1-2
Read/write
errors, 7-9
slot, 3-2
Real-time clock, 2-3, A-2
RESET button, 1-7,3-3-5,7-1
Resolutions, see Video resolutions
ROM, 2-1, 2-7, 2-11, A-1
RS-232C ports, A-2; see
ports
S
Safety instructions, iii-viii, 1-1-2,
4-1
Screen colors, 6-4
Screen resolutions, Intro-2, 6-2, 6-4,
A-2
Security and Anti-Virus option, 3-4
Serial number, 7-1-2
Serial ports
connecting, 1-3-6
connector, 1-6, A-12
controller, A-2
description, Intro-1
jumpers, 4-7
location, 1-3
reassigning, 4-7
SetRES utility program, 6-2-5
SETUP program
Autotype fixed disk, 2-5
boot options, 2-8-10
cache memory, 2-6
changing values, 2-3
chipset registers, 2-7-8
date and time function, 2-3
display type, 2-4
drive configuration, 2-4-6
exiting, 2-11
factory default settings, 2-11
fixed disk, 2-5-6
function keys, 2-2-3
hard disk drive, 2-5
help screen, 2-2
Main Menu, 2-2
memory cache, 2-6
memory shadow, 2-7
options, 2-2
password security, 2-9-10
running, 2-1-12
saving settings, 2-11
shadow options, 2-7
also
Serial
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