Epson EISA Desktop Entering Keyboard Commands, There are three ways to change the processor speed:, You must use the a, a, or m key located on the numeric keypad

If you often use a copy-protected program diskette, you may want to set your processor speed to change automatically to low speed when accessing the diskette and return to high speed when it is finished.

There are three ways to change the processor speed:LI Run the System Configuration program (power-on simulation speed setting)

UEnter a keyboard command (temporary speed setting) Q Run the ESPEED program (temporary speed setting).

If you use programs that require the processor to operate at low or automatic speed only occasionally, you should use the keyboard commands or the ESPEED program, described below, to change the processor speed.

Entering Keyboard Commands

To change the processor speed, enter one of the keyboard commands in the table below.

Keyboard speed setting commands

You must use the a, a, or m key located on the numeric keypad.

The speed setting remains in effect until you press RESET or turn off the computer, or until you change it again.

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