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A: Circuit overload, and the power is turned off automatically. Please remove non-critical loads or change to a stronger power supply. |
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4. Q: CD-ROM drive can't be found when installing OS/2. |
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A: The CD-ROM drive and hard disk drive should be connected to the same IDE when installing, with hard disk drive as the master disk and CD-ROM drive as the slave one. |
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5. Q: Why my LCD does not work in the power management mode? |
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A: BIOS will automatically turn off LCD backlight in this mode. |
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6. Q: Why can' t I install the LAN under WinNT4.0 operating system? |
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A: The LAN driver can be installed after you have successfully installed WinNT4.0 and the WinNT4.0 Service Pack. |
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Circuit overload, and the power is turned off automatically. Please remove non-critical loads or change to a stronger power supply. |
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7. Q: Why is the HDD limited to 2GB in DOS mode? |
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A: Because DOS only supports FAT16 mode that supports hard disks up to a maximum of 2GB. To use a hard disk with larger capacity, FAT32 or NTFS format must be used. |
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Operating systems and their supported FAT sizes are listed as below: |
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DOS 6.22: FAT16 |
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Windows 95: FAT16 |
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Windows 95 ORS: FAT16, FAT32 |
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Windows 98 : FAT16, FAT32 |
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Windows NT 4.0 : FAT16, NTFS |
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Windows 2000 : FAT16, FAT32, NTFS |
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Windows XP : FAT16, FAT32, NTFS |
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8.Q: How to connect AT power supply? |
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A: AT connection approach: White, Black, Blue, Brown. Don’t connect white and black on the same side (vertically). |
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9.Q: What' s the difference between reset mode and interrupt mode of watchdog? |
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A: Reset ---- Generate reset signal and system reboot. |
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Interrupt ---- Generate interrupt. As to which IRQ is generated, it depends on your configuration. |
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10.Q: How to install ISA sound card correctly under WIN NT4.0? |
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Windows NT 4.0 does not support PNP, so installing old sound card drivers doesn’t work. Please find a pnpisa.mi file in the WIN NT4.0 CD (Note: For PC, you should search it in the corresponding X86 or I386 folder), right click the mouse and select installation. Then reboot the system and install the newest Win NT 4.0 sound card driver. |
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11.Q: The computer is hanging after refreshing BIOS. What can I do? |
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A: 1) Use a working BIOS chip to boot computer. |
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2) Use Boot Block to restore BIOS chip. |
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12.Q: After the computer boots up, I hear a continuous beeping sound. |
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A: Re-inserting memory usually can solve the problem. |
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13.Q: Does EVOC industrial PC support WIN CE? |
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A: Yes, most models support WIN CE. In case it does not support, you can ask EVOC for customization. |
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14.Q: What is SSD? |
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A: SSD refers to Solid State Disk, a solid-state disk or drive (SSD), also called a flash drive. Though the architecture of an SSD does not employ disks at all, the name is carried over from standard hard disks. Actually, an SSD utilizes a special kind of memory chip with erasable, writable cells that can hold data even when powered off. It might help to think of an SSD as the larger cousin of the memory stick. |
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15.Q: Why do we use SSD? |
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A: Compared with the traditional hard disk, SSD takes the advantage of fast data access, long life MTBF and high reliability. It makes your data access efficient and reduces the risk of data loss. |
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16.Q: What is PICMG? |
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A: PICMG means PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group. PICMG is a consortium of over 450 companies that collaboratively develop open specifications for high performance telecommunications and industrial computing applications. PICMG's purpose is to offer equipment vendors common specifications, thereby increasing availability and reducing cost and time-to-market. |
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17.Q: Why is my CPU temperature detector not as accurate as that for real temperature? |
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A: In fact, the detector detects the external CPU temperature, not the internal temperature. That is why the detected temperature is not that accurate. |
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18.Q: When I plug an external display card in IPC-68IIVDF, why does it not work? |
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A: The default setting in IPC-68IIVDF BIOS for Init Display First item is AGP. You should change the setting factor from AGP to PCI slot. |
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19.Q: Why does the CPU slot card sometimes loose CMOS information? |
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A: The connection of JCC1 jumper is not good and the jumper cap should be changed. |