Boot Method:
Selections are ROM DOS, Windows CE or Boot Sector. For normal boot,
select Boot Sector. Windows CE users may be able to load their Windows
CE environment without a DOS or other bootable environment by selecting
the Windows CE option. This will cause the BIOS to attempt to find the
Windows CE system file (NK.BIN) on boot disks.
FLOPPY DRIVE TYPES:
These selections allow you to specify the type of floppy device for
Floppy 0 and Floppy 1. The 5266 supports USB floppies. The selections are
360 KB, 5.25”; 1.2 MB, 5.25”; 720 KB, 3.5”; 1.44 MB, 3.5”; 2.88 MB, 3.5”;
Not installed. Note that the 5266 does not support a floppy drive directly.
This feature should be left Not Installed if you are not using a floppy drive;
for USB floppies this should also be left as Not Installed. This frees up
INT6 for other applications.
System Date:
Sets the date for the system clock.
System Time:
Sets the time for the system clock.
NumLock:
Enables or disables NumLock.
BOOT ORDER:
These selections specify the order of the devices or events which will be
used to boot the 5266. The selections are Drive A, Drive B, Drive C, Drive
D, Browser, Reboot, CDROM, or None.
Note
The first None stops the boot sequence; any subsequent settings in boot
order after None will have no effect. The Reboot option will cause the
system to attempt to reboot if the previous boot selections fail. This option
requires System Management Mode to be enabled (see Features
Configuration screen.)
ATA DRIVE ASSIGNMENT:
These selections allow you to specify the type of devices for IDE 0
and IDE1. Note that the 5266 only supports two IDE devices total
(CompactFlash and one IDE drive, or two IDE drives.) The available
options are Not Installed; User Type; AUTOCONFIG, PHYSICAL;
AUTOCONFIG, LBA; AUTOCONFIG, PHOENIX, and IDE CDROM. User
Type allows you to set parameters for Sectors (63 max.), Heads (255 max.)
and Cylinders (1023 max.).
Note
The AUTOCONFIG, PHYSICAL; AUTOCONFIG, LBA; and
AUTOCONFIG, PHOENIX options refer to the BIOS of the system which
was used to format the hard drive or CompactFlash. If you have formatted
a hard drive or a CompactFlash on another system than the 5266, you
might have to change this setting for the 5266 to recognize the drive.
Typematic Delay:
Sets the time before a character will repeat when a key is continuously
depressed. Selections are Disabled, 250 ms, 500 ms, 750 ms, and 1000 ms.
Typematic Rate:
Sets the rate at which a character will repeat when a key is continuously
depressed. Selections are 30 cps, 24 cps, 20 cps, 15 cps, 12 cps, 10 cps, 8 cps,
and 6 cps.
Seek at Boot:
Selections are None, Floppy, Ide, Both. For faster boot, the default setting
(None) does not perform floppy or IDE seek operations during POST. In
rare cases, some drives may not properly initialize without this seek
operation. For this reason, users may select to seek Floppy drives, IDE
drives, or both during POST if desired.
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