Boot Device Setup; Peripherals Setup - NEC Versa 6220 Service And Reference Manual

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2-34 Setup and Operation

Boot Device Setup

Peripheral Setup
The Peripherals Setup menu displays the connection locations between the system and the
Input/Output (I/O) ports. This menu also lets you specify different port assignments as
needed.
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Suspend Warning Tone — Specifies whether the system warning tone sounds
when Suspend mode starts. It is best to keep this option enabled.
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Modem Ring Resume — Lets you choose whether the system resumes automati-
cally from suspend mode when an external modem receives a ring signal.
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Wake Up from Suspend Alarm/Resume Alarm Time — Lets you set a resume
time from Suspend mode.
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Boot From Docking Station IDE — Specifies the docking station hard drive as
the boot drive.
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Boot Devices — Specifies the sequence of boot devices and whether or not the
system attempts to boot from a device other than those specified.
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Docking Station Video — Selects whether or not the Docking Station video card
is enabled at system boot.
NOTE
If you disable a device in Peripheral Setup,
you cannot enable or assign it using the Windows 95
device manager. The device is not listed in the Win-
dows 95 device list. To control the device using the
Windows 95 device manager, select any setting other
than "Disable" in Peripheral Setup.
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Serial Port — Allows you to disable the port or change its address assignment.
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Parallel Port/Parallel Mode — Lets you disable or reassign the parallel port and
select a parallel port mode.
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IR Serial Port — Allows you to disable or reassign the IR Serial port.
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TV Mode — Specifies the signal type used by the TV being connected to the TV
Out port.
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Sound/Sound IRQ/SB-Compatible DMA/Full-Duplex Mode DMA/Docking Sta-
tion MIDI — Allows the system BIOS to assign a
conflict-free resource to the sound devices.
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Docking Station Joystick — Enables or disables the docking station joystick.
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