Intel LH500 user manual This state but remain in a lower

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this state but remain in a lower

 

 

power mode. If you choose

 

 

Suspend then you also have the

 

 

option of choose Save to Disk.

 

 

 

After Power Failure

Stay Off

Sets the mode of operation IF an

 

Last State

AC/Power Loss occurs. The

 

Power On

two modes are:

 

 

‘Stay Off’ keeps the power off

 

 

until power button is pressed;

 

 

‘Last State’ restores previous

 

 

power state before loss

 

 

occurred;

 

 

‘Power On’ turns on the system

 

 

when AC power becomes

 

 

available.

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Contents LH500 Arima Computer Corp Table of Contents IDE Channel sub-menu Boot Feature sub-menu Legal Disclaimer Technical Support Safety Instruction Unpacking CongratulationsCN46 Quick Installation GuideFeatures Highlight Motherboard Specification Bios Motherboard Layout major components Hardware Monitor Mounting the motherboard Hardware InstallationInstalling the processor Page Page Page Heatsink not included in the package Dimm combination Installing the memoryPage Installing Dimm modules Page Clear Cmos header Jumpers ConfigurationEnable onboard VGA header PCI-X Slot 1 Jumper Setting PCI-X Slot 2 Jumper PCI-X Slot 5 Jumper LAN 82546GB ATX 24-pin power connector Power SupplyPage ATX 8-pin power connector Floppy disk drive connector Cables & ConnectorsPage IDE connectors Front Panel Connectors Computer without turning on/off your power switch Rear Panel I/O ports Back Panel LAN LED OFFBlink Front Panel LAN LED Connector System Speaker Connector Front USB Connector Page Front Panel Serial Port Connector Bios Setup KEY Function Using SetupTroubleshooting MM/DD/YYYY Main MenuCD-ROM IDE Channel sub-menuFpio 3/ DMA Fpio 4/ DMA Boot Feature sub-menu DOS Advanced MenuPage Advanced Chipset Control Sub Menu looks like the following Advanced Chipset Sub MenuPCI Express Device Control Sub Menu Advanced Processor Options Sub Menu IRQ 4 I/O Device Configuration Sub MenuXON/XOFF CTS/RTS Console Redirection Sub MenuPC-ANSI VT-UTF8Ipmi Sub Menu looks like the following Ipmi Sub MenuMM DD Yyyy DD MM YyyyYyyy MM DD Security Security MenuPower Power MenuThis state but remain in a lower Boot Boot MenuExit Discarding Changes Load Setup DefaultsExit Menu Saving ChangesSave Changes Discard ChangesUsing Phoenix QuietBoot About the Boot UtilitiesPage Atapi CD-ROM Phoenix MultiBootBBL Bios Flash Upgrade UtilityExecuting Phoenix Phlash PHLASH16Appendix I Glossary Page Page Page Page Appendix II Block Diagram Page Appendix III FAQ