Multi-Tech Systems RAS96 manual Using Setup, Getting Help, Case of Problems

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4 BIOS Setup Utility

Using Setup

In general, use the arrow keys to highlight items, press ENTER to select, use the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN keys to change entries, press F1 for help, and press ESC to quit. The following table lists the keys that can be used to navigate the Setup utility.

Up arrow	Move to previous item.
Down arrow	Move to next item.
Left arrow	Move to the item on the left.
Right arrow	Move to the item on the right.
Esc key	Main Menu—Quit without saving changes.
	Submenu—Exit current page and return to Main Menu.
Page Up key	Increase the numeric value or make changes.
Page Down key	Decrease the numeric value or make changes.
+ key	Increase the numeric value or make changes.
- key	Decrease the numeric value or make changes.
F1 key	General help.
F2, Shift+F2	Change color from a total of 16 colors. Press F2 to select the next color,
	SHIFT+F2 to select the previous color.
F4 key	Reserved.
F5 key	Restore the previous CMOS value from CMOS.
F6 key	Load the default CMOS value from BIOS default table.
F7 key	Load the default.
F8 key	Reserved.
F9 key	Reserved.
F10 key	Save all the CMOS changes, only for Main Menu.

Getting Help

For help in making a selection, press F1. A small help window opens that describes the appropriate keys to use and the possible selections for the highlighted item. To exit the Help window, press ESC or the F1 key again.

In Case of Problems

The Award BIOS supports an override that loads default CMOS settings, should you discover that your RASCard is no longer able to boot after you change Setup.

You can restart by using the power switch, the reset button, or by pressing CTRL, ALT, and DELETE at the same time.

Only change settings that you thoroughly understand. To this end, we strongly recommend that you avoid making any changes to the chipset defaults. These defaults have been carefully chosen by both Award and your systems manufacturer to provide the absolute maximum performance and reliability. Even a seemingly small change to the chipset setup may require you to use the override.

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Contents RAS96 RASCard E1 User Guide RAS96 RASCard User Guide Iii Important Safety InstructionsTable of Contents Appendix C Post Codes Solving ProblemsPage Introduction Manual Organization IntroductionAppendix B Post Messages Technical SpecificationsAppendix C Post Codes Appendix D Approved MemoryHumidity range 20-90% noncondensing RASCard Description RAS96 RASCard Memory BanksJumpers J17 Watchdog TimerJ14, J15, J16, J18 CPU Frequency Selection Internal Connectors J2 Power Connector External ConnectorsJ22 E1 Alarm J35 VideoFront Panel LED IndicatorsEthernet Status LEDs E1 Status LEDsPower Switch SwitchesReset Switch Page Installation Pre-Installation Notes Safety WarningsInstallation Procedure Installation Page Bios Setup Utility Starting Setup Case of Problems Using SetupGetting Help Bios Features Setup Standard Cmos SetupChipset Features Setup Power Management SetupPassword Setting PCI Configuration SetupLoad Bios Defaults IDE HDD Auto Detection Load Setup DefaultsExit Without Saving Save and Exit SetupDate Standard Cmos SetupTime Hard DisksVideo Drive a Type / Drive B TypeCGA Memory Halt OnEnabled Bios Features SetupDisabled Virus WarningBoot Sequence Quick Power On Self TestBoot Up Floppy Seek Boot Up NumLock StatusGate A20 Option Typematic Rate SettingMemory Parity Check Typematic Rate Chars/SecVideo Bios Shadow Typematic Delay MsecSecurity Option C8000 Cffff Shadow/DC000 Dffff ShadowSystem Bios Cacheable Chipset Features SetupDram Timing Bit I/O Recovery Time Video Bios CacheableIDE HDD Block Mode Memory Hole At 15M-16MPCI Concurrancy On-Chip Primary PCI IDEPCI Streaming PCI BurstingPower Management Power Management SetupStandby Mode Doze ModeSuspend Mode HDD Power DownCOM Ports Accessed Power Down ActivitiesLPT Ports Accessed Drive Ports AccessedSlot x Using INT# PCI Configuration Setup1st/2nd/3rd/4th Available IRQ PCI IDE IRQ Map to PCI IRQ Activated byEnter Password Password SettingPage E1 Daughter Cards E1 Overview SpecificationsE1 Glossary E1 Basics E1 Frame Formats Signaling OptionsE1 Line Coding Dnis digitsCountry Selection E1 Facility Termination Pin SignalPCB Description RJ-11 Alarm JackE1 Line Monitoring Jack Test ModesOrdering an E1 Line Configuration of the E1 Daughter CardChannelized E1 line with 30 DS-0 channels E1 Frame Format Line CodingFactory Defaults To Configure the E1 Daughter CardCommand Example E1 CommandsRAS96 RASCard User Guide E1 Daughter Card RAS96 RASCard User Guide E1 Status LEDs E1 Command MessagesFunctional Description Solving Problems RASCard has no video TroubleshootingCOM1 port does not respond correctly Invalid time, date or setupKeyboard does not respond to key strokes Memory Upgrade Calling Technical Support Diagnostic TestsRAS96 RASCard User Guide Appendixes Keyboard Connector J11 Appendix a Connector PinoutsVideo Connector J35 E1 Alarm Connector J22 COM1 Connector J3Drive Power Connector J13 Pin Floppy Disk Drive Connector J27IOCS16 Hard Disk Connector J6Figure A-7. IDE connector IDE Connector J21Appendix B Post Messages Error MessagesPost Beep Memory parity Error at Memory Address Error atMemory Verify Error at Offending Segment Code Name Description Appendix C Post CodesPost Codes E1-EF Capacity Speed Type Manufacturer Part Number Usable MB Appendix D Approved MemoryAppendix E Regulatory Information EMC, Safety and Terminal Directive Compliance