Reset Configuration Data; Numlock; Peripheral Configuration; Peripheral Configuration Parameters - NEC POWERMATE 5100 Service Manual

Reset Configuration Data

Select Yes to clear the PCI/PnP configuration data stored in FLASH ROM on
the next system reboot. A Yes setting reverts to the No setting after reboot. The
default setting is

Numlock

This field controls whether the Num Lock key on the keyboard is On or Off at
bootup. Auto sets NumLock to the same setting it had before the system was
rebooted. The default setting is

Peripheral Configuration

This menu configures peripheral devices as they are added, removed, or
changed. Use the fields in the following table to configure the system when
making any peripheral changes.
Menu Item
Serial Port A
Base I/O Address
Interrupt
Serial Port B
Mode
2-14 System Configuration
.
No
.
Auto

Peripheral Configuration Parameters

Settings and Description
Enabled (default), Auto, Disabled.
Auto enables the device but the BIOS does not place its
resources unless the Plug and Play OS option in the BIOS is
set to No.
Selecting Enabled enables Base I/O Address and Interrupt.
3F8 (default), 2F8, 3E8, 2E8
An asterisk ('*') displayed next to an address indicates a
conflict with another device.
This option only appears if Serial Port A is set to Enabled.
IRQ3, IRQ4 (default)
An asterisk ('*') displayed next to an interrupt indicates a
conflict with another device.
This option only appears if Serial Port A is Enabled.
Enabled, Auto, IrDA, Disabled
The default setting for Serial Port B supports the hardware
shipped with the system. For example, if the system shipped
with a fax/modem board, Serial Port B defaults to Disabled.
Auto enables the device but the BIOS does not place its
resources unless the Plug and Play OS option in the BIOS is
set to No.
Serial, IrDA, ASK-IR
Sets the mode for Serial Port B.
This option only appears if Serial Port B is Enabled.