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4 Using your CliniScape
4.1 Booting the system
When the system starts up, the Philips splash screen is displayed. Tapping with the pen on the screen a
pull down menu is displayed.
This shows the below listed options:
•
Launch system setup
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Select boot device
•
Pen calibration
•
Patent information
•
System information
•
Continue booting
Tapping on the first option, you can enter in the BIOS (basic I/O System) setup.
4.2 BIOS setup
The Phoenix TrustedCore
Nonetheless you (or your system administrator) can operate several choices according to the below
Opening screen
Phoenix TrustedCore ™ setup utility
Main
Information
System time
System date
CPU type
CPU speed
System memory
Extended memory
F1
Help
Esc
Exit
You can navigate both with the pen or with the navigation keys, or with an external keyboard or mouse,
if plugged into the USB port.
A few important features of the BIOS are illustrated below:
For instances, the configuration panel allows the configuration of several functional subsystems.
The security options are among the most important (see also5.15.1t)
Alternative way to enter the BIOS is to press the F1 and
F2 buttons simultaneously that also enable the upper row
of the navigation keys. If the amber LED of the touchpad
lock function is active, then you have to unlock the
touchpad by pressing for three second the dot.
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BIOS is set for optimal configuration of your CliniScape.
Configuration
↑↓
Select item
←→
Select menu
Boot
Exit
Item Specific Help
+/-
Change values
Enter
Select⇒ Sub Menu
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F9
Setup Defaults
F10
Save and exit
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