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Configuration Manager Tabs

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hp workstation i2000 owner's guide To exit Configuration Manager, do the following: 1. Go to the Save/Exit Tab (refer to section 3.13). 2. If you have made changes in the Configuration Manager Settings, choose Save New Settings or Discard Changes. 3. Choose Exit. 3.2 Configuration Manager Tabs / NOTE For reference purposes, before you begin record the current settings in Appendix B. When you make changes to the settings, update this record. The Configuration Manager is accessed at the Intel® Itanium™ processor Splash Screen (refer to Figure 8) by tabbing to the "Enter Set-up" option and pressing enter. The Configuration Manager is organized into a set of tabbed panels. Table 7 summarizes the uses for each tab. Table 7. Summary of Configuration Manager Screens Tab Legend Help System Processors System Memory System Event Log Integrated IDE System BIOS Power Events Time/Date Uses Help on using the Configuration Manager • Displays processor information • Displays the Front Side Bus (FSB) speed • Displays the amount of memory • Displays the memory speed • Displays the ECC setting • Displays the type of memory module in each slot • Configure System Event Log • Mark System Event Log as read • View System Event Log • Controller Enabled • Spin Delay • Configure the Primary and Secondary IDE channels • Displays the BIOS version • Displays the SMBIOS version • Displays the PAL version • Displays the SAL version • Displays the Boot Block version Enable or disable the S5 wake-up events Displays and sets the time or date 44

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hp workstation i2000 owner’s guide
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To exit Configuration Manager, do the following:
1. Go to the
Save/Exit
Tab (refer to section 3.13).
2.
If you have made changes in the Configuration Manager Settings, choose
Save New Settings
or
Discard Changes
.
3. Choose
Exit
.
3.2
Configuration Manager Tabs
/
NOTE
For reference purposes, before you begin record the current settings in Appendix
B.
When you make changes to the settings, update this record.
The Configuration Manager is accessed at the Intel
Itanium™ processor Splash
Screen (refer to Figure 8) by tabbing to the “Enter Set-up” option and pressing enter.
The Configuration Manager is organized into a set of tabbed panels.
Table 7
summarizes the uses for each tab.
Table 7. Summary of Configuration Manager Screens
Tab Legend
Uses
Help
Help on using the Configuration Manager
System Processors
Displays processor information
Displays the Front Side Bus (FSB) speed
System Memory
Displays the amount of memory
Displays the memory speed
Displays the ECC setting
Displays the type of memory module in each slot
System Event Log
Configure System Event Log
Mark System Event Log as read
View System Event Log
Integrated IDE
Controller Enabled
Spin Delay
Configure the Primary and Secondary IDE channels
System BIOS
Displays the BIOS version
Displays the SMBIOS version
Displays the PAL version
Displays the SAL version
Displays the Boot Block version
Power Events
Enable or disable the S5 wake-up events
Time/Date
Displays and sets the time or date