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Chapter Three System Setup
on the screen.
3.1.2 BIOS System Menu Introduction
Next the following main function menus of BIOS are introduced.
Menu Name
Menu Function
Main
Configuring the basic system settings, such as system time, system
date, displaying BIOS information, etc.
Advanced
Configuring CPU, integrated SATA controller and other advanced
characteristics
Chipset
Configuring memory mode, CPU characteristics, etc.
Server Mgmt
Configuring server management functions.
Boot
Configuring boot priority of system devices
Security
Configuring the super system user and password.
Save & Exit Saving or exiting BIOS setup, etc.
Introduction of operational keys:
Button
Description
↑(up)
For selecting the upper menu or value
↓(down)
For selecting the next menu or value
←(left)
For selecting the left menu or value
→(right)
For selecting the right menu or value
Esc
For returning to the superior menu or the main menu
+
For changing the item value
For changing the current menu item into the previous item value
The key only displays the item values relevant to the item itself rath-
er than all the item values
-
For changing the item value
For changing the current menu item into the next item value
The key only displays the item values relevant to the item itself rath-
er than all the item values
F1
The help key for displaying the relevant introduction of current menu
F2
For recovering the previous default configuration
F9
For recovering the optimized performance configuration
F10
For saving CMOS settings and exiting
Enter
For executing current command or entering the submenu
