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Parallel Port
This option configures the system's parallel port.
Choose "Auto," "Enabled," or "Disabled." The
"Enabled" setting of the parallel port is bidirectional,
378h, IRQ7.
NOTE
If you select the Enabled option, you'll see
additional options that allow you to specify the Base
I/O
address and IRQs for
configuring.
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Mode (Parallel Port)
This option sets the mode for the parallel port. The
options include "Output Only" (AT-compatible mode),
"Bidirectional" (PS/2-compatible mode), "EPP"
(Extended Parallel Port – high speed bidirectional), and
"ECP" (Enhanced Capabilities Port – high speed
bidirectional).
!
An asterisk symbol appearing next to an option
indicates that the selected IRQ is set to conflict with
another device.
the
port
CAUTION
System BIOS and Utilities 4-9
you're
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