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Configuring Your System
14. The Add screen is displayed. Select the slot in which
you want to install the board and press ENTER.
Note: If the board you add causes a conflict in the
configuration, a Caution message is displayed. Press
ENTER at the message. This leads you to the
screens that allow you to resolve the conflict.
15. The Step 2: Add or remove boards screen is
displayed. At this screen select Done by pressing
F10.
16. The Steps in configuring your computer screen is
displayed. At this screen select “Step 4: Examine
switches or print report” and press ENTER.
17. The Step 4: Examine switches or print report screen
is displayed. The boards marked with an arrow
indicate that the boards in your system may have
jumpers and switches that you must physically
verify or that a software statement with additional
information about the board is provided. Select Done
by pressing F10.
Note: If the ISA board you are adding to the
configuration does not have switches, jumpers,
software statements or connection information, an
Information message appears on screen. Press
ENTER and proceed to the next step.
18. The Steps in configuring your computer screen is
displayed. At this screen select “Step 5: Save and
exit” and press ENTER.
19. The Save and exit screen is displayed. At this screen
select “Save the configuration and restart the
computer” and press ENTER.
20. The Reboot screen is displayed. At this screen press
ENTER.
21. Now that you have reserved the system resources,
you can install the ISA board.
Summary of Contents for HX4000
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