Proface PS4800 - 19 Panel PC" - Manual (Page 100)

Configuration of the BIOS
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Storage Option
ROM Launch
Policy Option to boot from storage option
ROM. Do not launch Does not boot from storage option
ROM.
UEFI ROM only Boots from UEFI ROM.
Legacy ROM
only Boots from legacy ROM.
Video Option
ROM Launch
Policy Option to boot from video option ROM. Do not launch Does not boot from video option ROM.
UEFI ROM only Boots from UEFI ROM.
Legacy ROM
only Boots from legacy ROM.
Option ROM
Messages Option to display option ROM messag-
es during POST. Force BIOS Option ROM messages are displayed
during POST.
Keep current Option ROM messages are not dis-
played during POST.
Boot Logo Option for setting the boot logo. Disabled The boot logo is not displayed.
Enabled The boot logo is displayed.
Auto The boot logo is displayed.
Enter Setup If
No Boot Device Option to set how long the setup acti-
vation key (key to enter BIOS) is dis-
played. 1...65534 The setup activation key is shown for x
seconds.
Yes The setup menu is displayed.
Enable Popup
Boot Menu Option to enable/disable the popup
boot menu. Yes Enables this function. Press F11 during
POST to select a boot device.
No Disables this function. It is not possible
to select a boot device during POST.
The devices boot in the configured boot
order.
Bootup Num-
Lock State Option to configure the numeric key-
pad when the system is booted. On Numeric keypad is enabled.
Off Only the cursor functions of the numer-
ical keypad are activated.
GateA20 Active Defines how memory above 1 MB is
accessed. Upon request GA20 is disabled.
Always GA20 is not disabled.
INT19 Trap Re-
sponse Sets the BIOS reaction on INT19 trap-
ping by option. Immediate The trap is executed right away.
Postponed The trap is executed during legacy
boot.
Power Loss
Control Determines if the system is On/Off fol-
lowing power loss. Remain off Industrial Personal Computer stays off.
Turn off Turns on the Industrial Personal Com-
puter.
Last state Enables the previous state.
BIOS Setting Description Setting Op-
tions Effect