User manual ZEOS CMM3TIF

[. . . ] The COMPLETE GUIDE TO HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING WITH YOUR PANTERA COMPUTER User's Guide © Copyright 1995 Micron Electronics, Inc. All rights reserved ZEOS shall not be held liable for technical or editorial omissions or errors made herein; nor for incidental or consequential damages resulting from furnishing, performance, or use of this material. This document contains proprietary information protected by copyright. No part of this document may be photocopied or reproduced by mechanical, electronic, or other means in any form without prior written permission of ZEOS. [. . . ] Default: No. Integrated Peripherals Lets you configure your serial and parallel ports, as well as your onboard floppy disk controller, your onboard IDE controller, your audio device (if present), and your PC's speaker volume. The following list describes each of these parameters. (more settings, next page) 38 Chapter 3 - Using SETUP Advanced Menu (continued) 1st COM Port When 1st COM Port (COM A) is set to Auto, the system will automatically set the interrupt and IRQ for that port. Otherwise this option allows you to choose (from a list) the interrupt and I/O address of the 9pin serial port. 2nd COM Port When 2nd COM Port (COM B) is set to Auto, the system will automatically set the interrupt and IRQ for that port. Otherwise this option allows you to choose (from a list) the interrupt and I/O address of the 25pin serial port. LPT Port Sets the parallel port designation. This allows you to specify the parallel port address and IRQ, which otherwise are factory set. Default: Auto. 39 Chapter 3 - Using SETUP LPT Mode Allows you to set the parallel port communication mode to match the capabilities of your parallel port device. Settings: Unidirectional, Bidirectional or Enhanced. Floppy Disk Controller Configures the onboard floppy disk controller to Primary, Secondary, or Disabled. IDE Controller Enables/disables the onboard IDE controller, which controls up to four PCI local bus devices. PC Speaker volume Sets PC speaker to low, medium or high volume, or disables it. Default: Medium. 40 Chapter 3 - Using SETUP PCI Devices The PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) Devices subsection allows you to enable or disable the integrated SCSI and LAN options. Enable Onboard SCSI Enables/disables the built-in SCSI port, if present. Onboard Ethernet Enables/disables the onboard AMD Ethernet controller, if present. Default: set at factory. 41 Chapter 3 - Using SETUP Security Options The Security Menu allows you to password-protect system access, a way of safeguarding information. When passwords are enabled, users must type the proper password to access the protected part of the system. Note: 1. It's easy to forget a password, so we strongly recommend writing down your passwords and storing them in a secure place. If you type the User password on entering SETUP, you cannot change the Supervisor Password or Diskette Access settings. Warning! If you forget the password, your system will not operate. You will have to completely clear the CMOS memory and reenter your entire system configuration. Write down your password and store it in a safe place. The following security items are available: · Set Supervisor Password · Set User Password · Password on Boot · Diskette Access · Fixed disk boot sector · System Backup Reminder · Virus Check Reminder Supervisor Password is Allows you to enter a system supervisor password. This password controls access to all features of your system. User Password is Accessible only after Supervisor Password is enabled, this allows you to enter a system user password. [. . . ] Port - A physical input/output socket on a computer where you can connect a peripheral. An initial diagnostic test a computer performs to check its hardware. Small chips or modules that provide the CPU rapid access to data. Software programs and files reside in RAM while being used. [. . . ]