Digital Equipment PRIORIS XL, Руководство по техническому обслуживанию

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Digital PRIORIS XL Server Digital PRIORIS XL Server Utilities & Configuration Utilities & Configuration
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SCU and Setup Options
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Menu Fields Settings Comments
Keyboard
Installed
Not Installed Enables or disables the keyboard when using the server as a network
server.
Note: You must initially setup the server with a keyboard.
NumLock at
boot On
Off Enables or disables the NumLock feature each time the server boots.
Password System only
Setup only
System and
setup
Not Installed Enables or disables a system power-on and/or BIOS setup password.
ROM based
setup
Enabled
Disabled Enables or disables the ROM base setup utility.
CAUTION: When selecting Disabled, make sure the server is
bootable and there is a working copy of SETUP.EXE provided on the
supplied CD-ROM.
Mouse port Enabled
Disabled Enables the mouse port and assigns IRQ12.
Disables the mouse port and frees up IRQ12 for option use.
Parallel port Enabled at:
378h-37Ah
(IRQ7)
Enabled at:
278h-27Ah
(IRQ7)
Enabled at:
3BCh-3BEh
(IRQ7)
Disabled
Extended mode
Compatible
mode
ECP mode
EPP mode
Enables or disables any desired onboard printer port at the specified
address.
Allows to select between standard printer and bi-directional
(extended) applications.
Allows to select between enhanced parallel port (EPP) and extended
capabilities port (ECP) applications.
HDD user
definable
types
Types 2 and 3
Types 48 and
49 The SCU allows types 2 and 3 or types 48 and 49 to be user
definable.
(3)(4)
HDD data
transfer
method
Standard PIO
Auto optimum
Allows for a standard, compatible data transfer method (one data
block per interrupt).
Allows the server’s BIOS to automatically set up the installed drive
for optimum performance (multiple data blocks per interrupt).
(3) Auto-detection of IDE drive parameter is supported in types 2 and 3 and types 48 and 49
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Refer to “HardDisk Drive 1/ Hard Disk Drive 2” later in this chapter).
(4) Some operating systems do not recognize hard disk drive types above 29.