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Configuration
Mode Configuration Menu
The bottom section of the menu allows a user to:
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Return to the previous menu
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Set the attribute values to the factory default values for the current mode
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Reset the system
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Change the current mode
If any attribute values have been changed since this menu was entered, the bottom section
will only allow a user to:
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Set (factory) default values for the current mode
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Save all of the current attribute values
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Change all attribute values back to what they were before they were edited.
Mode Configuration Menu Selections
The Control menus and the Test Configuration menu are divided into two numbered lists,
each item having a unique number. This allows the user to "swap" items back and forth
between the lists by simply typing the desired number next to the item you want to swap
and pressing Enter. To cancel any changes you have made, either swap the items back
until they are in the order you want, or return to the previous menu (Mode Configuration)
and choose Cancel All Changes from the bottom of the menu.
Boot Search Control
This menu is split into the Search Order list and the Available Module list. The Search
Order list is used by the Boot ROM to locate a boot device. The names of the devices
appear in the order in which they will be used. The Available Modules list displays paths
and interfaces which may be moved to the upper section. Selecting an item in either of
these two lists causes it to be moved to the last position in the other list carrying it's num-
ber with it. This is useful for a quick change to the order of search during booting. For
example, Primary Path is usually the first item on the Search Order List and Alternate Path
is usually the second item. If you needed the Alternate Path to be first you type the number
opposite Primary Path and press Enter, the Primary Path item and it's number drop to the
end of the Available Modules list. Alternate Path is now the first item on the Search Order
list and will be the first place the system looks to boot from.
If you wanted to create your own Search Order list, you can select each item in turn from
the Search Order list and move it to the Available Modules list. Then, one by one, in the
order you want them to be, select the devices you want to be in the Search Order list and
transfer them.
The bottom section of the menu allows a user to return to the previous menu (the Mode
Configuration menu).
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