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Interrupt
Serial Port B:
Base I/O Address
Interrupt
Parallel Port
Mode
3-12 Configuring the System
Advanced Menu Items
Settings (default is bold) and Description
IRQ3, IRQ4
An asterisk ('*') displayed next to an interrupt
indicates a conflict with another device.
Only appears if Serial Port A is Enabled.
Enabled, Auto, IrDA, Disabled
The default setting for Serial Port B supports the
hardware shipped in your system (i.e., if your 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 O/S option in
BIOS is set to No.
3F8, 2F8, 3E8, 2E8
An asterisk ('*') displayed next to an address
indicates a conflict with another device.
Only appears if Serial Port A is Enabled.
IRQ3, IRQ4
An asterisk ('*') displayed next to an interrupt
indicates a conflict with another device.
Only appears if Serial Port A is Enabled.
Disabled, Enabled, Auto
The parallel port device can be auto detected when
Auto is selected. With Auto, the first free LPT port is
assigned. Auto enables the device, but the BIOS will
not place its resources unless the Plug and Play OS
field described previously is set to No.
Output only, Bi-directional, EPP, ECP
Only appears if Parallel Port is Enabled.
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