NEC Versa LXi Series, Service And Reference Manual

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2-20 System Configuration and Setup
Peripheral Setup
The Peripheral Setup menu displays the connection locations between the system and the
Input/Output (I/O) ports and lets you specify different port assignments as needed.
Peripheral Setup
Parameter Default Setting Alternate Setting(s)
USB Controller Disabled Enabled
Internal Hard Drive Both Enabled/Disabled
Primary/Secondary
Serial Port Auto Disabled/(PnP OS Setup
1
)
COM1,IRQ4/COM2,IRQ3
COM3,IRQ4/COM4,IRQ3
Parallel Port Auto Disabled/LPT1/LPT2
(PnP OS Setup
1
)
Parallel Mode Bi-Dir Uni-Directional/ECP/EPP
IR Serial Port Disabled Auto/(PnP OS Setup
1
)
COM2,IRQ3/COM3,IRQ4/
COM4,IRQ3
1
Appears only when configured by the Windows 98 or Windows 95 device manager.
Note
If you disable a device in Peripheral Setup, you cannot enable or assign it using the
Windows 98 or Windows 95 device manager. The device will not be listed in the Windows device
list. To control the device using the Windows device manager, select any setting other than
Disabled in Peripheral Setup.
Peripheral Setup allows you to define the following functions.
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USB Controller — Enables or disables the USB controller.
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Internal Hard Drive — Selects which IDE controller is enabled.
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Serial Port — Disables the port or changes its IRQ address assignment.
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Parallel Port/Parallel Mode — Disables or reassigns the parallel port and select a
parallel port mode.
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IR Serial Port — Enables, disables or reassigns the IR serial port.
Other BIOS Setup Options
BIOS Setup offers other options, including the following:
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Change Language Setting — Controls the BIOS setup language display. English,
Japanese, and French are the available options.
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Refresh Battery — Launches the Refresh Battery utility. Once launched, the utility fully
discharges your battery to eliminate any residual memory effect. Once refreshed, your
battery is conditioned to recharge to its full capacity. To recharge the battery, connect
your NEC Versa to AC power. This process may take up to four hours to complete.
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Auto Configuration with Defaults — Loads default settings.
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Save Settings and Exit — Accepts changes made to current settings, saves to CMOS,
and exits BIOS Setup.