WinSystems SBC35-427, Дополнительное руководство по биосу

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SBC35-427/BIOS Settings
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4.3.3 Network
Disable/enable the Intel I210 Ethernet network interface cards.
This section also provides the ability to enable IPv4 and IPv6 PXE boot.
Here are the steps for enabling and setting up IPv4 or IPv6 PXE boot.
1. Enable either IPv4 or IPv6 PXE boot under the Network tab.
2. Navigate to the Save & Exit tab, select Save Changes and Reset , then
press Enter .
3. Enter the BIOS by pressing DEL or ESC during POST.
4. Navigate to the Boot tab and ensure that Boot Option #1 under Boot
Option Priorities is set to the specific PXE device setup under the
Network tab.
4.3.4 Video
Specify video settings.
Serial IRQ Mode Sets the Serial IRQ mode as continuous or quiet. In
continuous mode, the host continually generates
SERIRQ frames to check for device interrupts. In
quiet mode, the host waits for a SERIRQ slave to
generate a request.
Quiet,
Continuous
Continuous
ISH Controller Enables/disables the Integrated Sensor Hub (ISH)
controller. The ISH enables the ability to offload
sensor polling and algorithm processing to a
dedicated low power co-processor.
Enable,
Disable
Enable
Beep Enable Enables/disables all beeps during boot. Enable,
Disable
Enable
Feature Description Choices Default
Feature Description Choices Default
GOP Driver Enables/disables the Graphics Output Protocol
(GOP) driver. When the GOP driver is enabled,
it replaces and turns off the Video BIOS (VBIOS)
and enables the use of UEFI pre-boot firmware
without CSM. When GOP is disabled, the VBIOS
is turned on and requires Compatibility
Support Module (CSM) to be enabled as well.
To enable CSM, see “Boot” on page 23.
Enable,
Disable
Enable
VBT Select Selects the desired video configuration for the
Video BIOS Table (VBT) data passed to
operating system while it boots. The first
source listed is the primary display.
NOTE: Use Single-DP1 or Single-LP for
Windows OS.
•
Single = one video source
• Dual = two video sources
• DP1 = Display Port 1
• DP2 = Display Port 2
• LP = LVDS Panel
Dual-DP1-LP,
Dual-DP2-LP,
Dual-LP-DP1,
Single-LP,
Single-DP1
Single-DP1