B-4 Jumper Settings
15.
Swing the drive cage back into the system unit. Replace the screws that hold the
drive cage to the rear of the chassis.
16.
Replace the system unit cover (see “System Unit Covers” in Section 3). Connect
system power cables and external options.
Clearing the Password
If you forget the password, use the following procedure to clear the current password and
to set a new one. NECCSD recommends using needle-nose pliers to move a jumper.
CAUTION:
Jumpers are set correctly at the
factory for the configuration. Only change (or
check) the appropriate jumper setting if you
forgot the password. Otherwise, keep the
jumpers at their factory settings.
1.
Power off the system and monitor and unplug any peripherals.
WARNING:
The system power must be off
before removing the cover and changing a
jumper setting.
2.
Remove the left system unit cover (see “System Unit Covers” in Section 3).
3.
Remove the drive cage screws at the rear of the system unit. Swing the drive
cage out of the interior of the system unit.
4.
Locate the J7E1 jumper block on the system board (see Figure B-1). Move the
jumper to pins 2 and 3. This jumper setting brings the system up in Configure
mode when it is rebooted.
5.
Swing the drive cage back into the system unit. Replace the screws that hold the
drive cage to the rear of the chassis.
6.
Replace the system unit cover (see “System Unit Covers” in Section 3). Connect
system power cables and external options.
7.
Power on the system. The BIOS Setup utility launches immediately after POST,
and no password is required. The Maintenance menu is active.
8.
Select the Clear All Passwords field. Press
Enter
.
9.
A Setup Confirmation window appears with the prompt, "Clear All Passwords
Now?" The default is Yes. Press the left or right arrow key to toggle between
Yes and No. Select
Yes
and press
Enter
to activate the choice.