5.Press <Enter>.

A new dialog box with a prompt and an empty seven-character field

appears on the screen.

6.Press <Enter>.

You are returned to the Main menu, where the Super- visor Password category now indicates Not Enabled.

Assigning or Changing a User Password

Your system arrives with the User Password category set to Not Enabled. Use the following procedure to assign or change a user password.

NOTE: To quit the following procedure without assigning or changing a password, press the <Esc> key at any time.

1.Start the EISA Configuration Utility as described in “Starting the EISA Configuration Utility” ear- lier in this chapter.

2.At the Main Menu, select Configure Computer.

The system prompts you for a supervisor password if one has been assigned. If prompted, type the pass- word and press <Enter>.

NOTE: If a supervisor password has not been assigned, you must assign one before you can assign a user password.

3.At the Steps in Configuring Your Computer menu, select Step 3: View or Edit Details.

The current status of the system board options appears on the screen.

4.Select the User Password category.

A dialog box with an prompt and an empty seven-character field appears on the screen.

5.Type your new user password.

NOTE: The user password can be the same as the supervisor password.

You can use up to seven characters; character keys or blank spaces are acceptable.

To erase a character in your password, press the <Backspace> key.

NOTES: The user password feature recognizes keys without distinguishing between shifted and unshifted characters or uppercase and lowercase letters. For example, if you have an M in your password, the sys- tem recognizes either M or m as correct.

Certain key combinations are not valid. If you

enter one of these combinations, the computer’s speaker beeps.

6.Press <Enter>.

A new dialog box with a prompt and an empty seven-character field appears on the screen.

7.To confirm your user password, type it again and press <Enter>.

The User Password category indicates Enabled. Your user password is now set, but it does not become opera- tional until you save the configuration and exit the utility.

Deleting an Existing User Password

To delete an existing user password, perform the follow- ing steps:

1.Start the EISA Configuration Utility as described in “Starting the EISA Configuration Utility” ear- lier in this chapter.

2.At the Main Menu, select Configure Computer.

When the system prompts you for a supervisor pass- word, type the password and press <Enter>.

3.At the Steps in Configuring Your Computer menu, select Step 3: View or Edit Details.

4.Select the User Password category, and press <Enter>.

A dialog box with an prompt and an empty seven-character field appears on the screen.

5.Press <Enter>.

A new dialog box with a prompt and an empty seven-character field appears on the screen.

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2100/180, 2100/200 specifications

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