Dell 6 series User Manual page 81

Table 6-1. Menu Navigation Keys (continued)
Notation Meaning and Use
up-arrow Use the up-arrow key to move to the upper menu
key items within a menu or to a higher level menu. You
can also use the up-arrow key to close a menu list in a
popup window, such as the stripe element size menu.
Word wrap is supported.
down-arrow Use the down-arrow key to move to the lower menu
key items within a menu or to a lower level menu. You
can also use the down-arrow key to open a menu list
in a popup window, such as the stripe element size
menu, and select a setting. Word wrap is supported.
Underlined Indicates a shortcut you can use by pressing
letter in a <Alt><underlined letter>. To use this feature, the
menu menu must be activated. Menu shortcuts are allowed
heading on but cannot be used when a menu is active.
the menu
bar
Underlined Indicates a shortcut you can use to expand a menu
letter in a by pressing <Alt><menu underlined letter>.
menu item Pressing <Alt> again closes the menu. Menu
shortcuts are allowed but cannot be used when a
menu is active.
< > Key presses are enclosed in angle brackets.
<Enter> After you highlight a menu item, press <Enter> to
select that item. This opens an options menu for the
menu item. This applies to only certain menu items,
such as Virtual Disk #. In a list of options for that
item, such as the write policy for a virtual disk,
highlight a setting, such as Write-Through, and press
<Enter> to select it.
In the right panel, you can press <Enter> to select
Tree View or List View under the View Type
heading.
<Esc> After you expand a pop-up window, press <Esc> to
close the window. You can continue to press <Esc>
to exit the BIOS Configuration Utility.
Configuring and Managing RAID
Example
Virtual Disk 1
Virtual Disk 4
Virtual Disks
Virtual Disk 1
Adapter
Virtual Disk 1
<F1>, <Esc>,
<Enter>
Select Add New
VD and press
<Enter> to
create a new
virtual disk.
Press <Esc> to
return to the VD
Mgmt screen.
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