On power up some basic system information was brought up with the ESC key. This appears to include any potentially bootable devices it has found. The display does start:
Phoenix SecureCore Tiano (TM) Copyright 1982-2011 Phoenix Technologies Ltd. All Rights Reserved FOR EVALUATION ONLY. NOT FOR RESALE. Build Time: 01/20/2012
I found the F2 key got me into the BIOS which is labelled: Phoenix SecureCore Tiano Setup. Under Main -> System Information it is identified as BIOS Version AT120120.
Boot priority is covered in the Advanced -> Boot Configuration menu entry. As you can see it covers both UEFI and Legacy booting.
Boot Configuration Quick Boot [Enabled] Quite Boot [Disabled] VESA Mode [Disabled] Diagnostic Splash Screen [Disabled] Diagnostic Summary Screen [Disabled] UEFI Boot [Enabled] Legacy Boot [Enabled] Boot Priority [UEFI First] BIOS Level USB [Enabled] USB Legacy Support [Enabled]
There is a BOOT screen. I had a USB pen drive inserted and this screen showed:
Boot Priority Order 1. USB HDD: SanDisk Cruzer Blade 2. USB CD 3. USB FDD: 4. ATAPI CD: 5. ATA HDD0: SATADOM-SH 3SE 6. ATA HDD1: 7. ATA HDD2: 8. ATA HDD3: 9. Other HDD 10. PCI LAN: Realtek PXE B02 D00 11. PCI BEV
As well as the usual options such as a Security tab for setting/clearing user and administrator passwords there are various other settings some of which mean absolutely nothing to me in the absence of a manual. For example
AMD -> CIMX SouthBridge ->USB Devices brings up:
USB1 OPTION [Enabled] USB2 OPTION [Enabled] USB3 OPTION [Enabled]
..and the Item Specific help for each of them just echoes the option name. e.g. USB1 OPTION