Use of the sbc’s onboard graphics adaptor, Onboard graphics adaptor used as control screen, Onboard graphics adaptor disabled – Datapath Vision800 User Manual
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Use of the SBC’s onboard graphics adaptor
Onboard Graphics Adaptor used as Control Screen
The Vision800 is shipped with the BIOS configured to boot off the onboard VGA. This output can then be
used as the control screen for a typical wall configuration.
To set the system to boot on the onboard VGA (“Internal Graphics Device” - IGD), enter setup from the
boot screen by pressing as prompted.
In the BIOS setup utility select:
Chipset>North Bridge Configuration>Initiate Graphic Adapter - [IGD]
Chipset>North Bridge Configuration>PEG Port Configuration>PEG Port - [Auto]
CAUTION: If the SBC BIOS is setup for IGD as above, then you must not insert an Image4 or other
VGA graphics card in the first (x8 lane) PCIe slot.
Please note that when the Vision800 is configured with a Vision800X expansion chassis, the first slot of the
host machine is taken up by the H-Link card, so the above prohibition refers to the first slot of the expan-
sion chassis.
Onboard Graphics Adaptor Disabled
If you do not require a control screen, then you should disable the integrated graphics as described below.
Connect a VGA monitor to the onboard VGA output and enter setup from the boot screen by pressing as prompted.
In the BIOS setup utility select:
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