Micros Systems Eclipse Setup Manual page 84

PCWS Eclipse Hardware Configuration
Installing a Disk On Chip
Disk On Chip Setup and Configuration
Currently, the Disk On Chip is supplied blank. Before it can be used, it must be
formatted and an operating system installed. The procedure below describes this
process.
Requirements:
To configure device for use, you need the following items:
• Windows 9x Boot Diskette /w SYS.COM (do not use the MS utilities
FORMAT.COM or FDISK.COM).
• The DOC.ZIP file from the hardware section of the MICROS web site.
• TEAC USB Floppy Diskette Drive
• PS/2 Keyboard
Procedure:
1.
Connect a TEAC USB floppy diskette and P/S2 keyboard to the workstation.
2.
Power up the workstation with the DOC installed, and press [F2] to enter CMOS
Setup.
3.
From the Advanced Menu, make sure the Installed O/S field is set to "Other" or
"Win95".
4.
Proceed to the Boot Menu, select '+Hard Drive' then press [Enter]. The default
boot order should be:
The Hard Disk
o
Bootable Add-in Cards
o
M-Systems DiskOnChip (c)
o
If the M-Systems DiskOnChip (c) field does not appear in the Boot
Menu, it means the BIOS could not detect it. Power off the
workstation, remove the Disk On Chip and check it for bent pins.
The following step prevents two instances of the Disk On Chip drive
letter from appearing in Windows.
5.
Move the "M-Systems DiskOnChip" field ahead of the "Bootable Add-in Cards"
field by scrolling to the Disk On Chip field and pressing [Shift]-[+] key
combination once. Do not move the Disk On Chip in front of the Hard Disk.
6.
Press [F10], [Enter] to save changes and restart the workstation. If you have not
done so already, insert the boot diskette with the DOC utilities into the USB
Floppy drive.
7.
After the POST runs the memory test, hold down the [Ctrl]-[Alt] keys, while
pressing and releasing the [B] key several times. This step is required to prevent
the workstation from attempting to boot from the Disk On Chip.
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