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Parallel Port
Lets you enable or disable
the parallel port.
Enabled or Disabled
Base Address
Lets you set a logical base
address for the parallel
port. This parameter is
configurable only if the
Parallel Port parameter is
enabled.
3BCh, 378h, 278h
IRQ
Lets you assign an
interrupt for the parallel
port. This parameter is
configurable only if the
Parallel Port parameter is
enabled.
5 or 7
Operation Mode
Lets you set your parallel
port’s operation mode.
This parameter is
configurable only if the
Parallel Port parameter is
enabled.
Standard Parallel Port
(SPP), Bidirectional,
Enhanced Parallel
Port (EPP), Extended
Capabilities Port
(ECP)
ECP DMA
Channel
Allows you to assign a
DMA channel for the ECP
parallel port function. This
parameter is configurable
only if you select the
Extended Capabilities Port
(ECP) as the operation
mode.
1 or 3
Onboard Device
Settings
Allows you to configure the
device controllers available
on board. Selecting this
option displays the
Onboard Device Settings
sub-menu.
Parameter
Description
Options
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Summary of Contents for Power SE
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