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Using the Auto Configurator Utility, Registering a PC Card in Auto Configurator

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4 Click on Off. 5 Make sure the card status is off; then remove the storage PC Card. Using the Auto Configurator Utility You can delete or change a registered PC Card with the Auto Configurator Utility. You can find the Auto Configurator Utility icon in the "PC Card Director" window. This section describes this utility. Note PC Card Director provides the Auto Configurator, a program for some PC Cards, so that you do not have to install the device driver supplied with it. When you install PC Card Director, a BASEDEV= statement such as the following is added to the CONFIG.SYS file. BASEDEV=AUTODRV2.SYS Registering a PC Card in Auto Configurator 1 Double-click on the Auto Configurator Utility ( the "PC Card Director" window. ) icon from 2 Select a card from the Available Cards list in the "Auto Configurator Utility" window. Select the card for which you want to assign the resources first. For example, if you want to assign COM3 (rather than COM2) to a modem card, select the setting for COM3 first. Chapter 5. Using Your Computer with a PC Card 63

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4
Click on
Off
.
5
Make sure the card status is off; then remove the storage PC
Card.
Using the Auto Configurator Utility
You can delete or change a registered PC Card with the
Auto
Configurator Utility
.
You can find the
Auto Configurator Utility
icon in the “PC Card Director” window.
This section describes this utility.
Note
PC Card Director provides the
Auto Configurator
, a program for
some PC Cards, so that you do not have to install the device
driver supplied with it.
When you install PC Card Director, a
BASEDEV=
statement such as the following is added to the
CONFIG.SYS file.
BASEDEV=AUTODRV2.SYS
Registering a PC Card in Auto Configurator
1
Double-click on the
Auto Configurator Utility
(
) icon from
the “PC Card Director” window.
2
Select a card from the
Available Cards
list in the “Auto
Configurator Utility” window.
Select the card for which you want to assign the resources first.
For example, if you want to assign COM3 (rather than COM2)
to a modem card, select the setting for COM3 first.
Chapter 5.
Using Your Computer with a PC Card
63