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If you have multiple adapters installed, as shown in Figure 3-4,
use the arrow keys to select the desired adapter and press
[Enter].
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If you have a single adapter installed, the
Configure Adapter
option appears already highlighted on the
Install
pull-down
menu. Press [Enter].
A screen similar to the one shown in Figure 3-5 appears.
In the value set for the I/O Port Address parameter, the 1000
indicates slot number 1. A setting of 2000 would mean slot
number 2; 3000, slot number 3, and so forth.
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Press [Tab] to highlight the main dialog box, and use the
arrow keys to highlight one of the parameter options. Press
[Enter].
A second dialog box appears.
The Boot PROM, I/O Port Address, and Interrupt Level parameters
are for information only. To change them, you must use the EISA
configuration utility that came with your computer.
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Use the arrow keys to scroll through the list of settings for
that option. Select a setting and press [Enter].
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Continue this procedure with any of the other options.
Refer to the on-line help (press [F1] when the option is
highlighted) for more information about each of the settings.
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Press [Tab] to highlight
OK
. Press [Enter].
You must highlight
OK
and press [Enter] to save the settings. If you
want to use the same settings on other adapters, you can save the
configuration settings to a file. Select
Save
under
File Options
in
the Adapter Configuration dialog box. For example, type:
D:\CONFIG\3C592.SET
This saves the settings to the default file 3C592.SET in the
CONFIG directory in drive D. Refer to the on-line help (press
[F1]) for more information.
