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The table indicates the cachable range of extended memory
currently installed in your system. You see ON or OFF in the
first area because your system comes with 2MB of memory and
the extended memory area from 1MB to 2MB is cachable. If you
installed additional memory, you see ON or OFF in all the areas
of memory you have installed. The shaded areas indicate ranges
of memory that are not installed, and are not cachable at this
time.
If your extended memory cache setting is correct, you can skip
the rest of this section.
2. Press Enter. The cursor block moves to Extended
memory
appears beneath it in the submenu.
3. Press Enter again. The cursor block moves to the first range
in the cache table. To change the setting for the first
cachable range from ON to OFF or vice versa, press Enter.
4. If you have not installed memory above 2MB, the rest of
the box is shaded. Press T to move the cursor block to the
submenu.
If you installed memory above 2MB, press
cursor block to the next cachable range. Press Enter to
change the setting from ON to OFF, if necessary.
Then press t to move to the previous cachable range or
to move to the next range. When you are finished, press
to move the cursor block to the submenu.
5. After you set your extended memory cache, highlight
*** SAVE SETTING *** and press Enter to return
to the Setup menu.
and*** SAVE
caching
SETTING
Running the Setup Program
***
to move the
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