USB keyboard Windows 98 models, Wakeup On LAN

USB keyboard (Windows 98 models)

When you enable [Use shortcut keys] on [Control Panel] – [User support] – [Filter key] – [Configuration], the shortcut key function does not work even if you keep pressing the right Shift key for more than eight seconds and therefore [Use the filter key function] cannot be configured.

Select the [Use the filter key function] check box using the mouse.

Addition of a LAN card

•When you use this PC as a client and add a LAN card (including wireless LAN card), you cannot use it together with the standard LAN function at the same time. Select [Details] – [Other built-in devices] on BIOS Setup and set [LAN controller] to [Do not use].

•If you want to use more than one LAN card at the same time, you need a server OS such as Windows 2000 Server or Windows NT 4.0 Server.

Wakeup On LAN

On machines with Wakeup On LAN installed as a standard function, select [Power saving] – [Automatic Wakeup] – [Wakeup On LAN] on BIOS Setup to configure the function.

When you use a security-supporting LAN card (custom-made option), select [Power saving] – [Automatic Wakeup] – [Wakeup On PCI PME] on BIOS Setup for configuration.

Cautions on using a display

•The screen may be distorted or display horizontal lines in the following cases. This is not a failure.

-When Windows starts up or shut down

-When the system enters or exits the standby mode

-When screen resolution, the number of colors, or refresh rate is changed

-When the display mode changes from or to a full-screen display

-When the system enters or exits the suspend mode

•The PC does not support simultaneous use of an analog and digital displays. Use either display only.

Cautions on using a digital display

LCD

Connect a digital display and turn it on before turning on the PC.

If the digital display is connected after turning on the PC, the display may show nothing. Also, the display may show nothing if the digital display is turned on later than the PC.

Digital display output

The digital display output cannot be used for monitors that support resolutions higher than XGA (1024 x 768). Use a monitor supporting XGA or lower resolutions.

Cautions on using an analog display

•On some analog LCD monitors, objects may appear over another. If this occurs, set the refresh rate to 60 Hz.

•Some analog displays are not detected automatically if used with a Windows 2000 model. This does not indicate a fault.

•When screen position is adjusted on a 640 • 480 (60 Hz) Windows screen on an analog display, the position of the BIOS Setup screen or MS-DOS screen may change. In this case, adjust the position of each screen.