Exit Menu; Maintenance Menu - NEC PowerMate Enterprise Manual

2-26 Setup and Operation

Exit Menu

Selecting "Exit" from the menu bar displays the following exit options.
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Exit Saving Changes
Choose this option if you wish to save any changes made and exit the Setup
program.
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Exit Discarding Changes
Choose this option if you wish to exit the program without saving any changes.
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Load Setup Defaults
Choose this option if you wish to load the original system BIOS default settings.
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Load Custom Defaults
Choose this option to load the custom defaults.
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Save Custom Defaults
Choose this option to save any changes as custom defaults. Normally, the BIOS
reads the setup parameters from CMOS, but if the CMOS fails, the BIOS will
read the custom defaults (if you set them). If not, the BIOS uses the factory
default settings.
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Discard Changes
Choose this option if you wish to discard any changes made in the current session,
but want to continue to enter new changes.

Maintenance Menu

The Maintenance menu only appears when the system board has been jumpered for
Configure mode. (See Appendix A for system board jumper settings.) When the system is
restarted in Configure mode, the Setup utility launches automatically and comes up in the
Maintenance menu. The Main, Advanced, Power Management, Security, Boot, and Exit
menus are also available.
The Maintenance menu provides access to the following selections:
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Password Clear
Use the Password Clear selection if the password must be reset.
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CPU Speed
Use the CPU Speed selection to change the CPU speed after replacing the
processor.
NOTE: The Maintenance menu only appears
when the computer has been jumpered for
Configure mode.