Graphics Driver Installation

Caution

If selecting DHCP, the IPC must be connected to the DHCP- supported network.

7.Click Next to define settings for the network protocol desired by the specific user and the operating mode (default setting: (1) Auto). If selecting the TCP/IP protocol, the DHCP mode or fixed IP address must also be selected.

8.Click Next to enter user-specific work groups and domain data.

9.Continue installing Windows NT.

Since Windows NT 4.0 installation only installs a standard VGA driver supplied by the operating system manufacturer, this needs to be replaced in order to make full use of the capabilities of the high-resolution flat screen. The driver can be found on the "SBC Drivers, Utilities & User Manuals CD). Installation is performed as follows:

Caution

For Windows NT, do not install the driver unless Service Pack 3 or higher has been installed since in earlier versions Windows does not support the AGP interface of the graphics card. Do not install the driver during initial installation of the operating system.

1.Switch on the PC and after the system has booted up, insert the SBC Drivers CD in the CD-ROM drive.

2.Click Start => Settings => Control Panel => Display => Settings => Configuration => Change graphics card => Floppy disk to open a path request dialog box. Select Browse and specify the following path:

CD-LW:\SBC8260\DRIVER\VGA\Nt40.129 \OEMSETUP.INF

3.Select OK to switch to the graphics drivers menu and select the following driver from the list and confirm with OK:

Chips Video Accelerator (65545/48/50/54/55 68554 69000)

4.To confirm the warning message, click Yes.

5.After you have finished specifying the settings, close the Display option box and restart Windows NT.

Caution

Remove the CD-ROM from the drive.

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Intelligence Panel PC User’s Manual – August 2003

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