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IDE Secondary Master, Serial Port, Parallel Port, Infra Red, Audio, Embedded Modem, PCI IRQ

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Distinctive Functions of Your Computer IDE Secondary Master enters a submenu where you can set values for the IDE secondary master device. Serial Port enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the serial port. Parallel Port enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the parallel port. Infra Red enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the infrared port. Audio enters a submenu where you can set resource values for audio. Embedded Modem enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the internal modem. PCI IRQ enters a submenu where you can arrange ISA IRQ lines for PCI devices. Keyboard/Mouse enters a submenu where you can set values for the keyboard and mouse. Power enters a submenu where you can set values related to power management. Others section: - Boot display device sets the display output device on start up. For more information, see "Display Output Location" on page 64. - HV Expansion expands/shrinks the screen. For more information, see 66. - Brightness specifies the brightness level. - Normal specifies that the LCD brightness changes depending on the power source. When the computer is running on battery power, the LCD brightness level drops to half. - High means the LCD is always at full brightness even when the computer is running on battery power. The computer may consume more power in this setting than in Normal mode. - FDD specifies the location of the diskette drive. Chapter 1. Getting Familiar with Your Computer 21

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Distinctive Functions of Your Computer
±
IDE Secondary Master
enters a submenu where you can set
values for the IDE secondary master device.
±
Serial Port
enters a submenu where you can set resource
values for the serial port.
±
Parallel Port
enters a submenu where you can set resource
values for the parallel port.
±
Infra Red
enters a submenu where you can set resource values
for the infrared port.
±
Audio
enters a submenu where you can set resource values for
audio.
±
Embedded Modem
enters a submenu where you can set
resource values for the internal modem.
±
PCI IRQ
enters a submenu where you can arrange ISA IRQ lines
for PCI devices.
±
Keyboard/Mouse
enters a submenu where you can set values
for the keyboard and mouse.
±
Power
enters a submenu where you can set values related to
power management.
±
Others
section:
–
Boot display device
sets the display output device on start
up.
For more information, see “Display Output Location” on
page 64.
–
HV Expansion
expands/shrinks the screen. For more infor-
mation, see 66.
–
Brightness
specifies the brightness level.
-
Normal specifies that the LCD brightness changes
depending on the power source. When the computer is
running on battery power, the LCD brightness level drops
to half.
-
High means the LCD is always at full brightness even
when the computer is running on battery power. The
computer may consume more power in this setting than
in Normal mode.
–
FDD
specifies the location of the diskette drive.
Chapter 1.
Getting Familiar with Your Computer
21