Appendix b: windows nt configuration – Boca Research Turbo Series User Manual

Page 31

Advertising
background image

31

31

31

31

31

Appendix B: Windows NT Configuration

Windows NT Configuration

NOTE BEFORE INST

NOTE BEFORE INST

NOTE BEFORE INST

NOTE BEFORE INST

NOTE BEFORE INSTALLING

ALLING

ALLING

ALLING

ALLING

: In NT, you must have a Plug and

Play (PNP) BIOS for the adapter to be recognized and configured.
These instructions assume this requirement has been met and that no
optional PNP utilities are being used by Windows NT.

Technical Notes

These instructions are for either PNP I/O card. The Turbo 2x2 is the
same as the 1x1 unless you attach the second serial or parallel port.
Your BIOS should not recognize any ports unless they are physically
attached to the card. The J12 jumper must be set before installing card.
This jumper has three settings.

1. Software selectable

Software selectable

Software selectable

Software selectable

Software selectable

. This requires that the ports UART be

determined by a multi-function adapter.

2. Normal operation

Normal operation

Normal operation

Normal operation

Normal operation

. This sets the serial ports statically, to 550 UART.

3. High speed operation

High speed operation

High speed operation

High speed operation

High speed operation

. This sets the serial ports statically, to 650

UART.

You can not use the first option in NT. So, if using the 2x2, both serial
ports will be the same UART. Many devices will not function
properly on a high speed port, such as a mouse, and/or require
additional drivers. Make sure that any devices attached to these ports
are supported by the jumper selected mode.

Windows NT Notes

Before installing, check what ports are already installed in NT. Go to
Start> Settings> Control Panel> Ports

Start> Settings> Control Panel> Ports

Start> Settings> Control Panel> Ports

Start> Settings> Control Panel> Ports

Start> Settings> Control Panel> Ports

.

Any COM ports will be listed here with the exception of devices that
are initialized at boot.

9361.p65

2/11/99, 11:02 AM

31

Advertising