  Setup: - The first two selections are available for only the AT
           type computers with CMOS memory.


  Date / Time:  ( Manual Page 11 )

      From this selection, you may set the date and time used by
  the CMOS Clock/Calendar.  Press F2 to select Time, F3 to select
  Date.  The Right and Left Arrow keys are used to select the field
  (hour, minute, second for time; month, day, year for date).  Type
  in the correct values and press the Enter key to change the
  values.  If you wish to leave the values unchanged, type Esc
  instead of Enter when in one of the fields.  After you have
  changed the date and time to correct values, press Esc to return
  to the menu.





  CMOS Edit:  ( Manual Page 13 )

      CMOS Edit permits you to change the information stored that
  is used to determine your hardware configuration when the
  computer is booted.  A menu of selections is presented.


  Date/Time:  ( Manual Page 11 )

      This selection is the same as Date/Time from the Setup menu.


  Hard Disk (C and D):  ( Manual Page 14 )

      These two selections allow you to specify what type of
  disk(s) are attached to your computer.  Each refers to a physical
  hard disk.  If you only have one actual disk drive that is
  partitioned into more than one logical drive, use the setup only
  for hard drive C.  See Appendix D of the user's guide to help
  determine what type your disk is.  If you are using a hard disk
  driver, such as SpeedStor or DMDrvr,  the actual disk
  configuration may be determined from the driver at boot time
  rather than from the table.  In that event, see the documentation
  from the hard disk manufacturer to determine which drive type you
  should use.


  Floppy Disk (A and B):  ( Manual Page 16 )

      These permit you to specify which floppy disk drives are
  attached to your computer.  The choices are (5-1/4 floppy disk
  drives) 360K or 1.2M, (3-1/2 floppy disk drives) 720K or 1.44M.


  Base Memory:  ( Manual Page 18 )

      After selecting this item, type in the amount of base memory
  (up to 640K) your computer has.  If your computer is an 80286 or
  80386 and you have more than 640K, specify the remainder as
  Extended memory.  E.g. if you have 1 megabyte of memory (1024K),
  specify 640K as base memory and 384K as extended memory.


  Extended Memory:  ( Manual Page 19 )

      If your computer is an 80286 or 80386, specify the amount of
  memory in excess of 640K your computer has.  See base memory
  above for an example.


  Video Selection:  ( Manual Page 20 )

      This will determine the default display characteristics when
  your computer is booted.  As appropriate, select Monochrome, (MDA
  or MGA adapter), Color 80 or Color 40 (CGA), or EGA/VGA.





  Error Halt:  ( Manual Page 20 )

      This determines the action taken by your computer when it
  discovers an error during booting.  The normal selection is Halt
  on All Errors, which will cause a message to be displayed and
  request an action from you (normally press F1 to continue) during
  the boot process if any error is detected.


  Done, Exit & Reboot:  ( Manual Page 17 )

      After you havel completed editing the CMOS setup, select this
  menu item and you will be presented with a choice of Quit or
  Update.  If you do not wish to put your new changes in effect,
  choose Quit.  If you do wish to update the CMOS setup, press
  Update.  Your computer will then reboot to place the CMOS changes
  into effect.



  Sound Change:  ( Manual Page 22 )

      Select Sound On (beeps on error) or Sound Off.


  Color Change:  ( Manual Page 22 )

      Select Color On or Color Off (Monochrome).


  Monitor Change:  ( Manual Page 23 )

      If you have more than one monitor attached, you may select
  either one from this menu.  If you have only one monitor,  you
  will receive a message to that effect as no selection is
  possible.
