Dell 230S ATA/IDE Configuration, USB Functions, USB Storage Functions, Audio Controller, Power

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•DVMT Mode (default)

•UMA Mode

DVMT/FIXED Memory — Allows you to set the size of the DVMT/FIXED Memory. Available Settings are:

•128 MB

•256 MB (default)

•Maximum DVMT

Integrated

Peripherals

Configuration

ATA/IDE Configuration —

•Disabled

•Compatible

•PEG/PCI (default)

USB Functions —

•Enabled (default)

•Disabled

USB Storage Functions —

•Enabled (default)

•Disabled

Audio Controller —

•Enabled (default)

•Disabled

Integrated NIC —

•Enabled (default)

•Disabled

LAN Boot ROM —

•Enabled (default)

•Disabled

Serial Port Address —

•3F8/IRQ4 (default)

•2F8/IRQ3

•3E8/IRQ4

•2E8/IRQ3

Bootup Num-Lock —

•On (default)

•Off

Quick Boot —

•Enabled (default)

•Disabled

Power

Low Power

Enables or disables low power mode.

Mode

 

 

 

This option is disabled by default.

 

When low power mode is enabled, the integrated network card is disabled when the computer shuts down or hibernates. Only add-in

 

network cards will be able to remotely wake the computer.

Suspend mode

Sets the energy-saving mode of the ACPI function. It determines the Standby mode in the operating system. Available settings are:

 

•

S1 (POS)

 

•

S3 (STR) (default)

 

When you select S1 (POS) mode, the power does not shut off and the supply status remains as it is. But when you select S3 (STR) mode, the

 

power is cut off after a delay. The computer’s status before it enters STR is saved in memory, and the computer can quickly return to that

 

previous status when the STR function wakes.

 

 

USB Wakeup

Allows the system to wake up from USB peripheral that supports wake from USB. Available settings are:

From S3

 

 

 

•

Enabled (default)

 

•

Disabled

 

 

Restore on AC

Determines what action the computer will take when power is restored. Available settings are:

Power Loss

 

 

 

•

Last State

 

•

On

 

•

Off (default)

 

 

Resume by PS2

Allows the computer to resume back after go to standby using PS2 Devices. Available settings are:

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