Configuring A New "Media" Hard Drive - Pinnacle Systems Deko1000 Technical Reference And Service Manual

Chapter 5: System Maintenance

Configuring A New "Media" Hard Drive

If for whatever reason your "Media" hard drive needed to be replaced, and you have receive a
new "Media" hard drive from Pinnacle Systems Customer Support, the new "Media" hard drive
will need to be configured. Perform the following steps to configure a new "Media" hard drive
received from Pinnacle:
Important: Remove the "System" hard drive before proceeding with this procedure to keep
from inadvertently over writing the content of the drive.
1. Insert the new replacement "Media" hard drive into the workstation.
Refer to the "Deko1000 And Deko550 Workstation Initial Setup" section in "Chapter 3:
Installation And Setup."
2. Enter the BIOS setup of the workstation.
If the workstation has been turned off, power it up. Enter the BIOS program by rebooting
the workstation, and then at the beginning of the start-up procedure press and momentarily
hold down the <F2> key on the keyboard. This is done when you see the words "Press
<F2> for Setup" on the monitor, or when you see the three keyboard "Lock" LEDs (top
right-hand corner of the keyboard) flash on the keyboard.
3. Insert the "Drive Image Restore DVD" into the DVD/CD-ROM drive.
4. From within the BIOS display, check that the boot order for the drives is as follows:
Boot Menu
Silent Boot [Disabled]
Intel(R) Rapid BIOS Boot [Enabled]
PXE Boot to LAN [Disabled]
USB Boot [Disabled]
Boot Device Priority
1st Boot Device [1st Floppy Drive]
2nd Boot Device [3M-TEAC DV-W58G]
3rd Boot Device [PM-ST380013AS]
Hard Disk Drives Submenu
1st Drive [PM-ST380013AS]
2nd Boot Device [SM-ST3160023AS]
Use the arrow keys to get to the Boot menu. If it is necessary to correct the order of the
drives, change the order of the drives per the instructions given on the screen. When you're
done, be sure to Save and Exit the BIOS program.
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