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UsingSystemSetup:DellPrecision™WorkStation220SystemUser'sGuide
Overview
Each time you turn on your computer system or press the reset button, the system compares the hardware installed in the system to the hardware
listed in the system configuration information stored in nonvolatile random-access memory (NVRAM) on the system board. If the system detects a
discrepancy, it generates error messages that identify the incorrect configuration settings. The system then prompts you to enter System Setup to
correct the setting.
You can use System Setup as follows:
l To change the system configuration information after you add, change, or remove any hardware in your system
l To set or change user-selectable options—for example, the time or date on your system
You can view the current settings at any time. When you change a setting, in many cases you must reboot the system before the change takes
effect.
After you set up your system, run System Setup to familiarize yourself with your system configuration information and optional settings. Dell
recommends that you print the System Setup screens (by pressing <Print Screen>) or record the information for future reference.
Before you use System Setup, you need to know the kind of diskette drive(s) and hard-disk drive(s) installed in your computer. If you are unsure of
this information, see the Manufacturing Test Report that was shipped with your system and is located in the Dell Accessories folder.
Entering System Setup
ToenterSystemSetup,performthefollowingsteps:
1. Turn on your system.
If your system is already on, shut it down and then turn it on again.
2. When the Press <F2> to Enter Setup window appears in the upper-right corner of the screen, press <F2>.
If you wait too long and your operating system begins to load into memory, let the system complete the load operation; then shut down the system
and try again.
System Setup Screen
The System Setup screen displays the current setup and configuration information and optional settings for your system. Information on the
System Setup screen is organized in four areas:
l Title — The box at the top of all screens lists the system name.
l System data — The two boxes below the title box display your system processor, level 2 (L2) cache, service tag, and the version number of
the basic input/output system (BIOS).
l Options — The main area of the screen is a scrollable window containing options that define the installed hardware in your computer and the
power conservation and security features for your computer.
Fields next to the options contain settings or values. You can change those values that appear bright on the screen. Options or values that
you cannot change (because they are determined or calculated by the computer) appear less bright.
l Key functions — The line of boxes across the bottom of all screens lists keys and their functions within System Setup.
System Setup Navigation Keys
Table 1 lists the keys you use to view or change information on the System Setup screen and to exit the program.
Overview
System Setup Screen
Entering System Setup
System Setup Navigation Keys
NOTE: To ensure an orderly system shutdown, consult the documentation that accompanied your operating system.
- Backing Up Your Files 2
- Basic Checks 2
- Look and Listen 3
- System Setup 3
- Replacing the Battery 4
- International Dialing Codes 6
- Americas Contact Numbers 7
- Europe Contact Numbers 9
- Overview 15
- Features 15
- Before You Start Testing 15
- Advanced Testing 16
- Installing an Expansion Card 23
- Removing an Expansion Card 25
- Troubleshooting the Keyboard 26
- Troubleshooting the Mouse 26
- Troubleshooting the Monitor 26
- Troubleshooting I/O Ports 27
- Back to Contents Page 29
- Help Overview 29
- Contacting Dell 29
- Installing SCSI Devices 35
- Technical Assistance 38
- Help Tools 38
- Problems With Your Order 39
- Product Information 39
- Before You Call 40
- Internal Views 44
- System Board Components 45
- System Board Jumpers 46
- System Board Labels 47
- Troubleshooting the Battery 52
- Troubleshooting Drives 55
- Hardware Features 56
- Software Features 57
- Manageability Features 57
- ENERGY STAR®Compliance 59
- Installing RIMMs 60
- Removing Modules 61
- Securing clips (2) 62
- System Messages 63
- System Beep Codes 66
- Warning Messages 67
- Diagnostics Messages 67
- Diagnostic LEDs 68
- Getting Started 73
- Controls and Indicators 75
- Chassis Intrusion 77
- Password." 81
- AC Power Recovery 82
- Asset Tag 82
- Auto Power On 82
- Boot Sequence 82
- CPU Speed 83
- Integrated Devices 83
- Keyboard NumLock 85
- PCI IRQ Assignment 85
- Remote Wake Up 86
- Report Keyboard Errors 86
- Second Processor 86
- System Data 87
- System Date 87
- System Memory 87
- System Security 87
- System Time 88
- ZIP Floppy Support 88
- Error Messages 90
- Input Errors 90
- Memory-Resident Programs 91
- Program Conflicts 91
- Memory Address Conflicts 91
- BIOS Recovery Utility 92
- Processor 93
- System Information 93
- Expansion Bus 94
- Key Combinations 95
- Physical 96
- Environmental 96
- Using System Setup 97
- System Setup Options 97
- Entering System Setup 98
- System Setup Screen 98
- System Setup Navigation Keys 98
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