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ASG220 Rev4: How to enter BIOS setup on serial console?

It seems to me that at least the ASG220Rev4 has BIOS console redirection enabled by default.

So I plugged in a serial NULL-Modem cable and I can see BIOS checking memory and doing all that other stuff.

But how can I enter the BIOS setup?
Pressing ESC to cancel the memory check works fine.
But pressing DEL hat no effect.

Unfortunately google lists many topics concerning HP's or DELL's BIOS.
All of them use functions keys to enter setup.
But no topics concerning PHOENIX BIOS and it's DEL.

Everywhre else DEL works fine.
So I suppose my terminal program is onfigured right.

Best regards
Xavier

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0 gilipeled over 12 years ago

Hi ,

So why not just connect a monitor an keyboard ?
It has a VGA port on its back and USB ports so you can connect a keyboard .
It will be the most easy way for you.

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0 Xavier2 over 12 years ago in reply to gilipeled

Hi ,

So why not just connect a monitor an keyboard ?
It has a VGA port on its back and USB ports so you can connect a keyboard .
It will be the most easy way for you.

Unfortunately not. It's downstairs. [;)]
Watching serial console over LAN on an iPad is much more comfortable.
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0 Xavier2 over 12 years ago in reply to gilipeled

Hi ,

So why not just connect a monitor an keyboard ?
It has a VGA port on its back and USB ports so you can connect a keyboard .
It will be the most easy way for you.

Unfortunately not. It's downstairs. [;)]
Watching serial console over LAN on an iPad is much more comfortable.
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