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Using Special Configurations

If you are going to use your computer without a major

component-such as a keyboard, monitor, or diskette drive-

you must take some steps to ensure that your system operates

correctly. Be sure to do the following, depending on which

component you will not use:

Install your monitor, keyboard, and, if necessary, diskette

drive as you set up your computer so you can run the

SETUP program or EISA Configuration utility. You can

remove any of this equipment once you have configured

your system. See Chapter 1 for instructions.

If you’ll be removing the keyboard, be sure to disable the

Keyboard (SETUP program) or Keyboard Control

(EISA Configuration utility) option to prevent your

computer’s power-on diagnostic tests from reporting a fatal

keyboard error. When these options are disabled, the

system reports a non-fatal keyboard error and you can still

boot the computer. See Chapters 2 and 3 for more

information.

To prevent an unauthorized user from installing a

keyboard or mouse and using them, press the

keyboard/ mouse lock button to disable the keyboard and

mouse controller. Then lock the front panel door to prevent

access to the button. See pages 4-7 and 4-8 for instructions.

If you plan to remove your diskette drive and you have

installed EISA option cards, you must run the EISA

Configuration utility before you remove the drive because

the utility is contained on the System Configuration

diskette. If you want to leave a diskette drive installed, you

can secure it by setting a jumper to prevent diskette writes,

disabling the controller using the SETUP program, and

locking the front panel door that covers the drive. See

Chapters 2,3,4, and 6 for more information.

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