Siemens Simatic PC Panel PC 870 User Manual

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Release 11/02

Connecting and Switching On the Panel PC 670/870

SIMATIC Panel PC 670/870 Start-Up Instructions

2–13

BIOS settings

The Panel PC 670/870 is shipped with BIOS setting

LEGACY SUPPORT

DISABLED

. That means the full functional range of a USB keyboard is not

available during the initial boot sequence (before Windows is started). There
are no restrictions for using a USB keyboard to make changes in the BIOS
Setup. When using an operating panel with touchscreen front, changes can
only be made to the BIOS using an externally connected USB or PS/2
keyboard.

The

USB Legacy Support

is preset to

DISABLED

in the BIOS Setup under

menu item

Hardware

.

The Windows NT 4.0 USB driver extension for use of the integrated membrane
keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen has already been pre-installed.

Selection of an operating menu when starting Windows NT 4.0 is only possible
with an external PS/2 keyboard or by changing the BIOS option

USB Legacy

Support

to

ENABLED

.

Notice

If

Legacy Support

is activated in the BIOS (enabled), individual problems

may occur with specific ISA/PCI extension boards.

Power management

The default

Power Saving

setting

Disabled

must not be changed in the

BIOS setup.

Restrictions

Only applicable to Panel PC 670/870 with keypad front panels:

The LEDs on an externally connected PS/2 keyboard have no function.

Only external USB keyboards without integrated HUB or standard USB mice
(without special, additional functionality, e.g. wheel) are approved for
connection to the front side USB interface and the USB interface on the
computer.

Service Pack

The following Service Pack is required:

Windows NT:

Service Pack 6a

Service Pack 6a is contained with the Panel PC 670/870 supplied.

In the case of a new installation of Windows NT, the Windows NT Service Pack
must be installed before all other additional drivers. After a driver has been
installed, the Service Pack must be reinstalled.

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