IBM Aptiva Handbook page 200

hardware
assistance xv
changes
planning 56–57
recording 57
sequence for 56
configuration 31
headphones, adjusting volume
heat sink 66, 68
HelpWare book 6
highlighting conventions used in this
book 5
Home Director jumper 26, 65–67
I
I/O Channel Parity Error (error code 111)
123
I/O port resources, ISA Legacy
IBM trademarks xv
IDE drive access, security option
initialize adapter cards, Rapid Resume
40
Internet 20
interrupt requests (IRQs) 143
interrupt resources, ISA Legacy
ISA Legacy resources
configuration 46–47
DMA 47
I/O port 47
interrupt 47
memory 46
ITU 153
J
jumper
for Wake Up on Ring and Home Director
26
jumper for Wake Up on Ring and Home
Director 65–67
184 Index
K
keeping records for hardware changes
57
keyboard
checking activity setting
NumLock state configuration
speed configuration
16
Keyboard Error (error code 30X)
L
laser product safety information
license agreement
line in 147
line out 147
Local Bus IDE connector 1
Local Bus IDE connector 2
local bus IDE mode
47
Logical Block Addressing (LBA) disk
format
50
M
Math Coprocessor Configuration Error
(error code 762)
memory
47
cache
configuration
installing 69–70
module socket location
specifications
updating the Setup Utility for
removing
DMA channel assignments
resources, ISA Legacy
system
configuration
DIMM socket location
DIMM specifications
installing 71–73
test 48
video
Memory Error (error code 201)
memory map
43
Memory Size Error (error code 164)
39
mic
39
MIDI
128
mode, DOS
model information, viewing
model number
xiv
modem
6
AT commands
65–66
65–66
Auto Answer, using
36
auto negotiation
baud rate
37
Call Waiting, using
checking activity setting
classifications
connecting
129
connection negotiation
connections
50–51
data
65–66
66
75
145
establishing a connection
46
fax
48
65–66
66
updating the Setup Utility for
installation or removal
35
128
139
147
147
150–151
48
48
156–171
common 156–166
for DSVD 167–168
for VoiceView 169–171
151
153
153
151
45
152
with other data modems 154
with other fax modems 155
153
153
connecting with fax modems
connecting with other data
modems 154
description 152
how it works 152
153
buying additional software 155
CAS command set 155
Class 1 and Class 2 commands
connecting with other fax modems
155
75
127
155
155