Dell OptiPlex 7000 Small Form Factor Service Manual - Page 97

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Table 26. System Management (continued) Options Wake on LAN Wake on LAN Auto On Time Auto On Time SERR Messages First Power On Date Keyboard This section provides keyboard settings. Table 27. Keyboard Options Enable keyboard Error Detection Numlock LED Virtualization This section provides details on Virtualization settings. Description This field allows the user to select if and how the system should boot when connected to LAN. The options here are as follows: ● Disabled - The system will not boot with any special LAN signals (selected by default). ● LAN only - Allows the system to be powered on by a special LAN signal from a network computer. ● WLAN only - Allows the system to power on by special WLAN signals. ● LAN or WLAN - Allows the system to power on by special LAN or wireless LAN signals. ● LAN with PXE Boot - Allows the system to wake-up from S4 or S5 state and boot to PXE. This field allows the user to set defined days/time when the sytem can automatically power on. The options here are as follows: ● Disabled (selected by default) ● Everyday ● Weekdays ● Select Days This section allows the user to enable or disable(ON/OFF) the SERR message mechanism (ON by default). NOTE: Some graphics cards require SERR message mechanism to be disbaled. This option if enabled lets the user see the ownership date (disabled by default). Description This field contains a toggle switch(ON/OFF) to allow the keyboard-related errors to be reported when the system boots. This field contains a toggle switch(ON/OFF) to allow the user to decide if the Numlock LED should be on when the system boots. BIOS setup 97

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Table 26. System Management (continued)
Options
Description
Wake on LAN
Wake on LAN
This field allows the user to select if and how the system
should boot when connected to LAN. The options here are as
follows:
●
Disabled - The system will not boot with any special LAN
signals (selected by default).
●
LAN only - Allows the system to be powered on by a
special LAN signal from a network computer.
●
WLAN only - Allows the system to power on by special
WLAN signals.
●
LAN or WLAN - Allows the system to power on by special
LAN or wireless LAN signals.
●
LAN with PXE Boot - Allows the system to wake-up from
S4 or S5 state and boot to PXE.
Auto On Time
Auto On Time
This field allows the user to set defined days/time when the
sytem can automatically power on. The options here are as
follows:
●
Disabled (selected by default)
●
Everyday
●
Weekdays
●
Select Days
SERR Messages
This section allows the user to enable or disable(ON/OFF) the
SERR message mechanism (ON by default).
NOTE:
Some graphics cards require SERR message
mechanism to be disbaled.
First Power On Date
This option if enabled lets the user see the ownership date
(disabled by default).
Keyboard
This section provides keyboard settings.
Table 27. Keyboard
Options
Description
Enable keyboard Error Detection
This field contains a toggle switch(ON/OFF) to allow the
keyboard-related errors to be reported when the system
boots.
Numlock LED
This field contains a toggle switch(ON/OFF) to allow the user
to decide if the Numlock LED should be on when the system
boots.
Virtualization
This section provides details on Virtualization settings.
BIOS setup
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