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August 3, 2006 Chapter 2. Configuring the system How to use the touch screen 17 The Setup Utility 18 Usage tips and navigation 18 Starting the Setup Utility 19 Using the Main window 19 Standard CMOS features 20 Advanced BIOS Features 20 Integrated peripherals 21 Power Management 21 PnP/PCI configurations 21 PC health status 21 Load optimized defaults 21 Password options 21 Updating the flash BIOS 22 Power interruption during flash BIOS update procedure 22 Repairing the flash BIOS 22 Real-time clock and CMOS 22 Restoring the default CMOS settings 22 Clearing the CMOS settings 23 This chapter contains information about using the Setup Utility and updating the flash BIOS. How to use the touch screen Before you use the touch screen, follow this tip: v With your finger, lightly press the touch screen, only as hard as necessary for use. Table 5. Using the touch screen Touch mode How to click How to double-click How to drag Click on release (default) Click on touch Mouse emulation Touch the object and lift your finger. Touch the object. Touch the object. Provides a pause for you to receive visual feedback that a button was pressed and released. Not supported. Touch twice in quick Touch the object and succession in the same place. slide your finger. To change the mode, click Start > Control Panel > ELO Touchscreen > Mode > select your preferences > click Apply. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2004, 2006 17

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Chapter
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Configuring
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Usage
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Starting
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Advanced
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PC
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Load
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Password
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Updating
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Power
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Repairing
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Real-time
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Restoring
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Clearing
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This
chapter
contains
information
about
using
the
Setup
Utility
and
updating
the
flash
BIOS.
How
to
use
the
touch
screen
Before
you
use
the
touch
screen,
follow
this
tip:
v
With
your
finger,
lightly
press
the
touch
screen,
only
as
hard
as
necessary
for
use.
Table
5.
Using
the
touch
screen
Touch
mode
How
to
click
How
to
double-click
How
to
drag
Click
on
release
(default)
Touch
the
object
and
lift
your
finger.
Touch
twice
in
quick
succession
in
the
same
place.
Not
supported.
Click
on
touch
Touch
the
object.
Mouse
emulation
Touch
the
object.
Provides
a
pause
for
you
to
receive
visual
feedback
that
a
button
was
pressed
and
released.
Touch
the
object
and
slide
your
finger.
To
change
the
mode,
click
Start
>
Control
Panel
>
ELO
Touchscreen
>
Mode
>
select
your
preferences
>
click
Apply
.
August
3,
2006
©
Copyright
IBM
Corp.
2004,
2006
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