Planar C3013T Boot Sequence Sub-Menu under Main Menu, Boot Delay, Setup Prompt, Post Errors

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Boot Sequence Sub-Menu (under Main Menu)

The Boot Sequence sub-menu accesses Boot Options.

 

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Figure 18 — Boot Sequence sub-menu.

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Boot Sequence

This defines how the system treats floppy drive A when booting. Booting can occur from a flop- py in the A drive or directly from the fixed disk drive. To reduce the amount of time required to boot, the boot sequence should be set to C: only. The options are:

1.A: then C: Boots from the floppy drive, or if no floppy disk is present in the A drive, boots from the C drive.

2.C: then A: Boots from the C drive, or if none is present, boots from the A drive.

3.C: only: Boots from the C drive without searching for an A drive.

The default is A: then C:. The selected boot sequence setting displays in the Boot Sequence sub-menu field in the Main menu (see Figure 17).

SETUP Prompt

This option enables or disables the message Press F2 to enter Setup. Even if the message is dis- abled, the <F2> key can still be pressed at the appropriate time to enter the Setup menu. The default is Enabled.

POST Errors

This option stops the boot process if the POST encounters errors. Otherwise, the system contin- ues to attempt to boot despite any startup error messages that display. Note that this option only affects those errors defined at build-time to halt the system. The default is Enabled.

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Contents User’s Manual USER’S Manual Integrated Computer with LCD Color DisplayIi Planar Clean Screen PC User’s Manual Commencement of Warranty Duration of WarrantyFederal Communications Commission FCC Requirements Installation Place of Repair or ReplacementLimitation of Warranty Technical AssistanceTable of Contents Vi Planar Clean Screen PC User’s Manual Vii Reference GuideWhat’s in this manual? Before You BeginWhat’s in the box? What if I’m missing something?Safety Instructions Clean Screen Mounts and AccessoriesFront Panel Connections BottomChapter One The Installation Express SetupChapter Two The Clean Screen PC Clean Screen FactsWelcome Connections Bottom Back Housing InsideChapter Two The Clean Screen PC Chapter Three Hardware Installation and Replacement Removing the Back HousingInstalling an ISA Adapter Card Do not remove the T-Bar or standoffsInstalling Memory To install a SO Dimm moduleTo remove an SO Dimm module Installing the new hard disk Replacing the Hard Disk DriveRemoving the existing hard disk Replacing the Battery Flash memory. See Chapter Five Bios SetupReplacing the Fuses Mounting the Clean Screen Connecting Peripherals Chapter Four System SetupConnecting the Keyboard Floppy Drive ConnectorHeadphones or External Speakers Power SupplyPower Cord Selection Powering Up the Clean Screen PCDriver Overview Setup F2Push-Button Volume Control Front Panel ControlsChapter Five Bios Setup Entering the Bios Setup ProgramSetup Screens Main Menu Memory Cache Sub-Menu Boot Sequence Sub-MenuKeyboard Features Sub-Menu Memory Shadow Sub-MenuBoot Sequence Boot Sequence Sub-Menu under Main MenuBoot Delay Setup PromptFloppy Check Summary ScreenAdvanced Menu Bios Extension Size Bios ExtensionsBios Extension Offset in FBD Destination AddressLPT Port LPT ModeIntegrated Peripherals Sub-Menu Diskette ControllerTouch Panel Base Address Touch Panel IRQLocal Bus IDE Adapter Standby Timeout Power MenuPower Savings Suspend TimeoutKeyboard Fixed Disk TimeoutStandby Timer Reset Events Standby Break EventsStandby Wakeup Events Exit Menu Restore Condition Clear Over Temperature ErrorAppendix C Cleaning Tips Chapter Six Care and CleaningMaintenance Tips Approved cleaning solutions includeAppendix a Product Specifications Printer Port Thermostatic Switch/Temperature SensorExternal Serial Ports Floppy Disk Drive PortEnvironmental Specifications North America EuropeanDescription Pin Assigned and Available IRQs Appendix B Programming InterfaceMemory Map Range CPU address Region CachedDMAs Address ListAddress Device Appendix C Troubleshooting Troubleshooting ProcedureAnti-Virus Alert Boot Failures CausesProblems At Initial System Startup Problems After the System Has Been Running CorrectlyProblems Running New Application Software Problems Operating Add-In BoardsProblems Operating Pcmcia Cards Problems and Suggestions What happens What to doOver Temperature Error and press enter Error and Information Messages Error Message / Beeps ExplanationError Message Explanation PostPCI Configuration Status and Error Messages Message ExplanationResetting the System Cmos Configuration Appendix D Touch Screen optionalFor Service For Further Information and Driver UpdatesAppendix E Technical Support Canada