DP533 Series Motherboar
DP533 Series Motherboar
DP533 Series Motherboar
DP533 Series Motherboar
DP533 Series Motherboard
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Power Button
Function: Turns the system On and Off.
Use: You can also configure the mouse or keyboard to
turn the system on in the CMOS Setup Utility by setting
the “POWER-ON Function” line in the Super IO section
of the Integrated Peripherals section. You can also set how
the system responds to power restoration after an acci-
dental power outage in the “PWRON After PWR-Fail” line.
Reset Switch
Function: Restarts the system to cold boot.
Use: Press the button to restart the system. This forces a
restart under all conditions. Don’t use the Reset button if
you can shut the system down from within the Operating
System.
Note On Reset & Rebooting:
You should always restart or shut down the system by
using the OS command for this. This procedure allows
the OS to shut down properly, minimizing the possibility
of hard disk drive problems or data loss. If the system
crashes or “hangs”, you may have to restart the system at
the hardware level. There are two hardware reboot op-
tions, a keyboard command and the Reset button.
You can effect a “warm” reboot with a key command if
the OS supports it. For example, all versions of Microsoft
Windows support restarting the computer with the Ctrl-
Alt-Del (Delete) command. You can try this command
first if it is supported. Otherwise, you will need to use the
Reset button.
Suspend Button
Function: Toggles system in and out of Suspend mode.
Use: Press the button to cause the system to enter or re-
sume from Suspend mode.
Note: The front panel feature connector supports a sys-
tem Suspend button (the ACPI connector) but not all sys-
tem housings have this button. The same function can be
performed at the Operating System level if the OS sup-
ports the feature.