Using Setup | Micron Technology MERIDIAN 850 specs

Chapter 5 - Using SETUP

5. Using SETUP

Your computer has a SETUP utility program that allows you to observe or change the following system settings:

System time and date

Floppy disk drive type

Hard disk drive type

Video display Selection

Fast Boot Mode

Color Scheme

Sound Chip

Number lock on or off

Boot Device

Cache

Serial and parallel port status

Internal Mouse

LCD Brightness

System Password

Power saving features

Note: SETUP configuration information resides in the battery-powered CMOS RAM. The battery usually lasts for about five years. If the battery is low, you may repeatedly get a SETUP error during system startup. If this occurs, call Customer Service immediately. Do not open the system case yourself.

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Micron Technology MERIDIAN 850 manual Using Setup

Contents

User’s Guide Copyright Micron Electronics, Inc All rights reserved Customer Assurance Program Thirty 30 Day Money-Back Guarantee on Most Products Meridian 850 One Year Limited Warranty For US and Canadian Users FCC Compliance Statement This page intentionally left blank Contents Using Setup Welcome Welcome Do I Have Everything? Unpacking Your System Whats in the Box? Keep the Box Let Your Computer Acclimate Itself Beware Heat, Cold, Humidity, and Glare Where to Work Big Picture System Features Mouse Buttons Front ViewTruePoint Pointing Device Suspend/Resume Button Meridian 850, Front View Right side view Side Views Pcmcia Card Eject Buttons Power ButtonReset Switch Back View Connector Description Indicator Lights Where they are Sound Features Indicator Appearance Description Indicator Lights What they mean Using the Keyboard What the Keys Do What the Keys Do Using the Embedded Numeric Keypad Special Key Combinations Setting the Speaker Volume Removable Hard Disk Drive Disk Drives From last Pcmcia Card Slot Installing the Battery for the First Time Battery and Power Management Installing the Battery Pack Removing the Battery Pack Turning On Your System Battery Endurance Tips Low Battery Conditions Battery and Power Management Pre-charging a Dead Battery Charging the Battery Don’t Unplug the AC Adapter with the Power On Battery Temperature SensorFaulty Battery Indicator Normal Mode Power ManagementPower Saving Mode Battery Only Mode CPU Timeout Suspend Mode Suspend Controls Power Savings Settings Battery Precautions AC Adapter Precautions Opening the Lid Using Your MeridianExamining the Interior Features TruePoint Pointing Device Serial Mouse PS/2 Style Mouse External Keyboard External Video Monitor Floppy Disks Care and Handling Dual Pcmcia Card Slot LAN Using Setup Running Setup Startup Boot Device Fast BootDate and Time Video Select Boot Password Password Easy Menus or Complete Menus Configure SCU Setup Color Scheme L2 Cache Enable L1 Cache EnableMemory L1 Cache Writeback Fast Diskette DisksDiskette Drive Fast Hard Disk Hard Disk COM Ports ComponentsLPT Port LPT Type Keyboard Repeat Keyboard NumlockInternal Mouse Left-Handed Mouse Enable Power Saving PowerBattery Only Low Power Saving Custom Power Saving High Power Saving Default Settings Save and RebootExit Save and Exit Version Info Restore Settings How to Install Options Before You Begin Installing More RAM Memory Board Location cover removed Installing the RAM Board Travel Precautions How to Maintain Your System System Hardware Precautions Battery Power Pack Precautions Environmental Specifications System Specifications AC Adapter Specifications DimensionsBattery Pack Specifications Ctrl + ALT + DEL Handy Cheat Sheet Windows Shortcuts BAT Glossary MHz This stands for Megahertz, or cycles per second DOS Index RAM Late Changes