Viewing the
The following steps detail how to view the resource settings that Windows 95/98/ME/2000 has allocated for the
2.1.4Window 95/98/ME
1.Double click on the My Computer icon located on the Windows 95/98 desktop. This opens a folder showing various drives, Control Panel, etc.
2.Double click on the Control Panel icon. This opens another folder with many different system utilities.
3.Double click on the System icon. This opens the "System Properties" window.
4.Click on the "Device Manager" tab. Double click on the item "Ports (Com & LPT)" located within the list of hardware.
5.Double click on any of the items labeled "Quatech Multi- port(COM x)" where x represents the logical COM port number. The items labeled "Quatech
6.The base I/O address and IRQ level displayed here is the base I/O address and IRQ level of the entire parent device. The resources cannot be modified here. For information on how to change these settings, got to the section labeled "Changing Configuration of the
7.Use the Logical Com Port name to access any of the particular serial ports on the
2.1.5Windows 2000
1.Double click on the My Computer icon located on the Windows 2000 desktop. This opens a folder showing various drives, Control Panel, etc.
2.Double click on the Control Panel icon. This opens another folder with many different system utilities.
3.Double click on the System icon. This opens the "System Properties" window.
4.Click on the "Hardware" tab. Click on the ‘Device Manager’. Double click on the item "Ports (Com & LPT)" located within the list of hardware.
5.Double click on any of the items labeled "Quatech PCMCIA Serial Port(COM x)" where x represents the logical COM port number. The items labeled "Quatech PCMCIA Serial Port" are the child devices of the
6.The base I/O address and IRQ level displayed here is the base I/O address and IRQ level of the entire parent device. The resources cannot be modified here. For
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