Epson ActionTower 8000 User Manual - Page 41

Setting the Boot Options, PCI Devices, Devices, Slot #l, Boot Options, prompt, press, to run, Enabled.

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Configuring PCI devices Select PCI Devices from the Advanced System Setup screen to configure the devices connected to the PCI option slots in your computer. These options need to be set only if you installed older PCI devices that do not follow PCI version 2.0 specifications. Note If you installed PCI option cards in the computer before running SETUP, the computer configures the P C I Devices options automatically by detecting the information returned from the PCI option cards. The Slot #l and Slot #2 options allow you to specify whether the device is a master or not, and select the timer values for devices in slots 1 and 2. Setting the Boot Options When you select Boot Options from the Main Menu, you see the Boot Options screen, which allows you to define the drive boot sequence and determine which power-on diagnostic tests the computer performs when you start your system. The SETUP prompt option allows you to enable or disable display of the message press DEL to run SETUP that appears when you turn on or reset your computer. If you disable the message, you can still press Del to start SETUP. The default setting is Enabled. The Boot sequence option determines the order in which the computer checks the drives for an operating system when you turn it on or reset it. 2-12 Running SETUP and Installing Drivers

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Configuring PCI devices
Select
PCI Devices
from the Advanced System Setup
screen to configure the devices connected to the PCI option
slots in your computer. These options need to be set only if you
installed older PCI devices that do not follow PCI version 2.0
specifications.
Note
If you installed PCI option cards in the computer before
running SETUP, the computer configures the
PCI
Devices
options automatically by detecting the
information returned from the PCI option cards.
The
Slot #l
and
Slot #2
options allow you to specify
whether the device is a master or not, and select the timer
values for devices in slots 1 and 2.
Setting the Boot Options
When you select
Boot Options
from the Main Menu, you
see the Boot Options screen, which allows you to define the
drive boot sequence and determine which power-on diagnostic
tests the computer performs when you start your system.
The
SETUP
prompt
option allows you to enable or disable
display of the message
press
DEL
to run
SETUP
that
appears when you turn on or reset your computer. If you
disable the message, you can still press
Del
to start SETUP. The
default setting is
Enabled.
The
Boot sequence
option determines the order in which
the computer checks the drives for an operating system when
you turn it on or reset it.
2-12
Running SETUP and Installing Drivers