You must use the F4 command to exit Setup and save the new password setting, or it will not
work even if you set a password.
You can change or remove the password by highlighting the “Password” field, typing in the
existing password at the prompt, and following the instructions.
Boot Display
The “Boot Display” field defines which display the system will use when you turn the computer
on. There are two options:
Auto-Detect – The default. If no CRT is connected, the system will use the LCD display. If a
monitor is connected to the VGA port, the system will default to Simulscan mode.
Simulscan – Setup option 1. Both LCD and CRT display (slows response a little). If no external
monitor is connected, the LCD will still display the screen image.
PAGE 2: POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP – CONTROL CENTRAL
Page 2 of the Setup program is for the power management features. You can disable all the
features together, enable power management and adjust the features individually, or load a
default set by loading all the BIOS defaults with the F5 command. There is a full explanation of
how to use the power management features in Chapter Two.
The options table is listed here again for your convenience.
Page 2: Power Management Setup
MENU ITEMS DEFAULT OPTIONS
Power Management Always Battery only Disabled
CPU Doze Timeout Enabled Disabled
Sleep Timeout 02 Minutes (Increments of 1 minute) Disabled
Suspend Timeout Disabled (Increments of 1 minute) Enabled
Suspend Data to RAM Disk Disabled
Hard Disk Timeout 02 Minutes (Increments of 1 minute) Disabled
Display Timeout 02 Minutes (Increments of 1 minute) Disabled
Floppy Disk Timeout 02 Minutes (Increments of 1 minute) Disabled
Modem Timeout 60 Seconds (Increments of 10 seconds) Disabled
Audio Timeout 02 Minutes (Increments of 1 minute) Disabled
Auto Dim Enabled Disabled
CPU Clock Throttle Enabled Disabled
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