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With telephone line connectivity, you can network PCs located anywhere inthe same building where you have access to jacks from a single telephonel i n
board, to avoid possible damage to the system board.4. Touch an unpainted metal surface on the computer chassis, such as thepower supply, before touch
This section is to describe that upgrading memory and Installing the PCIoption card.Upgrading Memory This model has 64 Mbytes memory as a default and
13DAEWOO CT6600How to remove1 . Locate the two clips that hold the memory module in place. One clip holdsthe left edge of the module and the other cl
.°‹The Add-On Cards should be properly inserted in the slot. If the cardis not properly inserted,then it could cause the system failure14DAEWOO CT6600
Mother board15DAEWOO CT66004. Mother board Item SpecificationModel Name CB660F-WHCPU Single Celeron Processor 400/433/466/500/533 MHz(370-pin PGA c
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Several hardware settings are made through the of jumper caps to connectjumper pins(JP) on the motherboard. Refer to motherboard layout onfollowing pa
JP7, JP8: Support ACPI S3 mode(STR)-optionJP10: AUDIO SettingInternal VGA SettingThis is not a jumper but, user can setting Enable/Disable on BIOS Set
The SETUP program is a built-in program that allows configuration offunctions and devices of the system.This chapter provides information on how the s
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1. During boot-up sequence, press<F2> to display the SETUP menu.2. Press <ESC> to go to the ° ∞E x i t °±m e n u .3. On the ° ∞Load Setup
Use this menu for basic system configuration.You can make the following selections on the Main Menu itself.¡áSystem TimeThis option displays the curre
§™Keyboard auto-repeat rate : Sets the number of times a second to repeat ak e y s t r oke when you hold the key down.§™Keyboard auto-repeat delay : S
Use this menu to set the Advanced Features available on your system’schipset. Selecting ° ∞A d v a n c e d°±f r om the Menu Bar displays the AdvancedM
¡áProcessor Serial NumberC o n t rols detection of processor Serial Number.(Note:this option woul show only if there is Pentium ¥²processor in your sy
¡áLocal Bus IDE adqpterEnable or Disable the integrated local bus IDE adapter.Specifies an option from below.§™Disabled : Disabled the Local Bus IDE a
§™Video BIOSThis option is selectable between ° ∞Degault VB°±and ° ∞Updated VB°±. Onceit has both video BIOS in the system,you can select which video
d. Skip loading the video BIOS patch Once the system has a video BIOS patch loaded and enabled, it°Øs possibleduring the POST, to skip the updated pat
Use this menu to set User and Supervisor Password and Backup and Vi r u scheck re m i n d e r.Selecting ° ∞S e c u r i t y°±f rom the Menu Bar display
To clear the current password, just hit <Enter> on New Password andc o n f i rm Password.(Maximum 5 characters can be used for a password.)¡áPas
ContentsCONTENTSStarting47How to use this manual / Check Items / System Settingfront Cpnfiguration / Rear Cpnfiguration 1. System Configuration8Pluggi
§™Hot-Key: It allows you to power on the system by the Hot-key.(Ctrl+F1/Ctrl+f2/Ctrl+f3/Ctrl+F4)§™Password: It allows you to power on the system by th
Support 4sec Power override.§™Disabled: Use Power Button as Soft-off Button.¡áPower SavingsSpecify Power Savings option as following: §™Maximum Power
Use this menu to specify any drive as a boot drive.Selecting “Boot” from the Menu Bar displays the Boot menu, which lookslike this:<Figure 5> Bo
¡áHard DriveIf you have more than one hard drive, select “Hard Drive” from theB o o t M e n u .Select the hard drive to use for booting by using the u
Exits the current menu.Selecting “Exit” from the Menu Bar displays the Exit menu, which looks liket h i s :<Figure 6> Exit Screen¡áExit Saving C
The Inf files for Intel(R) 810 chipests contain Windows device installationfiles(*.inf) that outline to the operating system how the chipset component
¡áClick the °Æy e s°Øb u t t o n .¡áClick the °Æn e x t°Øb u t t o n .¡áClick the °Æn e x t°Øbutton, then Inf files will be copied to c:\pro g r a mfi
37DAEWOO CT66002) Installing the Inf Update utility¡áRun ° ∞Setup. exe°±file in °ÆI n f i n s t°Ød i r ectory. (That is d:\infinst\setup.exe)¡áClick
¡áClick °Æf i n i s h °Øbutton then system will re s t a r t .¡áRun the ¡°S e t u p . e x e¡±file in ¡®w i n 9 x¡¯d i re c t o r y .( d : \ v g a \ w
39DAEWOO CT6600¡áClick ¡®y e s ¡¯b u t t o n .¡áClick next butto, then the vga drivers will copied will copied c:\pro g r a mfiles\intel\GfxDrvEUD dir
This manual is for anyone who wants to setup and configure the PC. It will help you to use CT6600 computer easily.Please read this guide carefully bef
°Ø¡áClick °Æs t a r t °Øbutton, select settings, and select control panel.¡áDouble click °ÆS y s t e m°Øicon, and select the Driver Manager tab. Theny
41DAEWOO CT6600¡áClick °Æn e x t°Øb u t t o n .¡áCheck the °ÆSpecify a location°Øbox, and type the location.(If you use Win98SE or Win2000, type d:\au
¡áClick °Æn e x t °Øbutton. Then System will copy driver files.¡áClick °Æf i n i s h °Øb u t t o n .¡áThen the Device Manager tab will change like fol
Your packing box includes CT6600, keyboard, mouse and power cord.Check all the items form your boxStarting5DAEWOO CT6600StartingK e y b o a r dS y s t
Operate the PC on a sturdy level surface such as desk or table6DAEWOO CT6600CT6600 USER°ØS GUIDEPlease do not overload thepower socketPlease do not pl
System Configuration7DAEWOO CT66001. System ConfigurationPower LEDHDD LEDPower ButtonFloppy Disk DriveFDD Eject buttonCD-Rom DriveCD-Rom Drive LEDCD-R
Keyboard and mouse connector is on the rear panelConnect the keyboard cable to the keyboard connector colored blueConnect the mouse cable to the mouse
Connect the CRT monitor to the MONITOR OUT connector colored ro y a lb l u e .If you want to use digital LCD monitor with DFP I/F, connect the digital
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