BIOS Settings for VoICE 2 after CMOS failure
If the CR2032 battery on your VoICE 2 fails, it will lose the BIOS settings.
This will cause the unit to fail to boot, as it should be set to look for IDE 1, not the default IDE 0.
Here are the default settings - be sure to watch for the boot to go through to the login prompt, as failure to do so (usually with a 'fuzzy' screen) indicates a memory or more likely memory bridge failure.
Connect a VGA Monitor and PS/2 or USB Keyboard - you will need to open the VoICE case and gently bring the motherboard out enough to plug in the VGA cable.
This will cause the unit to fail to boot, as it should be set to look for IDE 1, not the default IDE 0.
Here are the default settings - be sure to watch for the boot to go through to the login prompt, as failure to do so (usually with a 'fuzzy' screen) indicates a memory or more likely memory bridge failure.
Connect a VGA Monitor and PS/2 or USB Keyboard - you will need to open the VoICE case and gently bring the motherboard out enough to plug in the VGA cable.
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