Dell UCSB-900, UCSE-900, UCSA-901, UCPA-901, UCPB-900, and UCPE-900 manual Menu navigation controls

3.Press <Esc> again to reach the exit screen.

A dialog box is displayed to confirm your choice.

4.Select OK to exit and press <Enter>.

Menu navigation controls

The following table displays the menu keys you can use to move between the different screens in the BIOS Configuration Utility (<Ctrl> <R>).

Table 3. Menu navigation keys

Notation	Meaning and Use	Example
right-	Use the right-arrow key to open a submenu,	Start → Programs
arrow	move from a menu heading to the first
key	submenu, or move to the first item in that
	submenu. If you press the right-arrow key at
	a menu heading, the submenu expands. Press
	it again to go to the first item in the submenu.
	The right-arrow key is also used to close a
	menu list in a popup window. Word wrap is
	supported.

left-	Use the left-arrow key to close a submenu,
arrow	move from a menu item to the menu heading
key	for that item, or move from a submenu to a
	higher level menu. If you press the left-arrow
	key at a menu heading, the submenu
	collapses. Press it again to go to the higher-
	level menu. Word wrap is supported.
up-	Use the up-arrow key to move to the upper
arrow	menu items within a menu or to a higher level
key	menu. You can also use the up-arrow key to
	close a menu list in a popup window, such as
	the stripe element size menu. Word wrap is
	supported.
down-	Use the down-arrow key to move to the
arrow	lower menu items within a menu or to a
key	lower level menu. You can also use the
	down-arrow key to open a menu list in a
	popup window, such as the stripe element
	size menu, and select a setting. Word wrap is
	supported.

Controller 0 ← Disk Group 1

Virtual Disk 1

↑

Virtual Disk 4

Virtual Disk 1

↓

Virtual Disk 4

<Enter> After you highlight a menu item, press <Enter> to select that item. An options menu for the menu item opens. It applies to only certain menu items, such as Virtual Disk #. In a list of options for that item, such as the write policy for a virtual disk, highlight a setting, such as Write-Through, and press <Enter> to select it.

Select Add New VD and press <Enter> to create a new virtual disk.

<Esc>	After you expand a pop-up window, press
	<Esc> to close the window. You can continue

Press <Esc> to return to the VD Mgmt screen.

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