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进入BIOS设置要启动BIOS设置实用程序，请完成以下步骤：
1.打开或重新启动NI PXI-8105控制器。
2.当出现消息“按＜DEL＞进入设置”时，按键盘上的删除键。进入安装程序的消息出现，并在短暂延迟后加载设置程序。
3.当您第一次进入BIOS设置程序时，它显示主菜单
使用以下键浏览BIOS设置：•左箭头、右箭头使用这些键在不同的设置菜单。如果您在子菜单中，这些键没有
效果，您需要先按＜Esc＞离开子菜单。（使用数字键盘上的箭头，必须关闭Num Lock。）
•向上箭头、向下箭头使用这些键在设置菜单中的选项。（要使用数字上的箭头：在键盘上，必须关闭数字锁定。）•＜输入＞-使用此键输入子菜单或显示全部
突出显示的配置选项的可用设置。
•<Esc>-使用此键返回子菜单的父菜单。
在顶级菜单中，此键用作退出菜单的快捷键。
•＜+＞和＜-＞-使用这些键在所有可用设置之间循环对于选定的配置选项。主设置菜单
最常访问和修改的BIOS设置位于主设置菜单。
主设置菜单包括以下设置：
•系统时间和日期此设置控制一天中的时间，即存储在电池支持的实时时钟中。大多数操作系统还包括更改此设置的方法。在中使用＜+＞和＜-＞与＜Enter＞和＜Tab＞一起更改这些值。
•在启用、丢失或键盘故障导致BIOS因错误而停止。什么时候禁用后，BIOS允许在没有键盘的情况下启动。如果你是使用USB键盘，您可以在通电状态。要在“无头”模式下使用此控制器，必须将此选项设置为禁用。默认值已启用。注意：将USB连接到PS/2键盘适配器可能会允许系统启动，即使没有PS/2键盘已连接。
•Num Lock：此设置指示是否在启动时间。默认值为On。
•SATA端口：此项显示在中检测到的SATA设备系统通常，您不需要修改此项。然而，如果
SATA设备未正确自动检测，您可以手动指定按项目上的＜Enter＞键。
•IDE通道0主控：这些项目显示IDE/ATA设备
在系统中检测到。通常，您不需要修改这些项目。但是如果IDE/ATA设备没有被正确地自动检测，
您可以通过在项目上按＜Enter＞手动指定。•系统信息：此设置显示一个屏幕，其中包含：
有关NI PXI-8105控制器的重要系统信息。
Entering BIOS Setup
To start the BIOS setup utility, complete the following steps:
1. Power on or reboot your NI PXI-8105 controller.
2. When the message Press <DEL> to enter SETUP appears, press
the Delete key on the keyboard. The message Entering Setup
appears, and the setup program is loaded after a short delay.
3. When you first enter the BIOS setup program, it displays the Main
menu.
Use the following keys to navigate through the BIOS setup:
• Left Arrow, Right Arrow—Use these keys to move between the
different setup menus. If you are in a submenu, these keys have no
effect, and you need to press <Esc> to leave the submenu first. (To use
the arrows on the numeric keypad, you must turn off Num Lock.)
• Up Arrow, Down Arrow—Use these keys to move between the
options within a setup menu. (To use the arrows on the numeric
keypad, you must turn off Num Lock.)
• <Enter>—Use this key either to enter a submenu or display all
available settings for a highlighted configuration option.
• <Esc>—Use this key to return the parent menu of a submenu.
At the top-level menus, this key serves as a shortcut to the Exit menu.
• <+> and <–>—Use these keys to cycle between all available settings
for a selected configuration option.Main Setup Menu
The most commonly accessed and modified BIOS settings are in the Main
setup menu. The Main setup menu includes the following settings:
• System Time & Date—This setting controls the time of day, which is
stored in a battery-backed real-time clock. Most operating systems
also include a way to change this setting. Use <+> and <–> in
conjunction with <Enter> and <Tab> to change these values.
• Require Keyboard to Boot—When Enabled, a missing or
malfunctioning keyboard causes the BIOS to halt with an error. When
Disabled, the BIOS allows booting without a keyboard. If you are
using a USB keyboard, you may attach it at any time during the
powered up state. To use this controller in a “headless” mode, you must
set this option to Disabled. The default value is Enabled.Note Attaching a USB-to-PS/2 keyboard adapter may allow the system to boot even if no
PS/2 keyboard is attached.
• Num Lock—This setting indicates whether you turn on Num Lock at
boot time. The default value is On.
• SATA Port—This item displays the SATA devices detected in the
system. Normally, you do not need to modify this item. However, if a
SATA device is not autodetected properly, you can specify it manually
by pressing <Enter> on the item.
• IDE Channel 0 Master—These items display the IDE/ATA devices
detected in the system. Normally, you do not need to modify these
items. However, if an IDE/ATA device is not autodetected properly,
you can specify it manually by pressing <Enter> on an item.
• System Information—This setting displays a screen containing
important system information about the NI PXI-8105 controller.
