Left-click on Input/Output (I/O).

Scroll through the list, checking 03F8H, 02F8H, 03E8H, 02E8H. If one of these is available, use it. If not, check alternates.

Find a free address in the list. Most desktop PC’s have a COM1 and possibly a COM2 already on their system which will be seen in the list. You might have to start at COM3 or COM4 to begin addressing the ISA card. If these addresses are used you may have to resort to the Frequently Unused Port Addresses (found in Chapter 4, Table 3) of this manual. Write these open addresses and IRQ’s down for later reference.

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Adding Serial Port(s) in Windows 95/98

Go to Start Menu / Settings / Control Panel.

Run the Windows Add New Hardware utility found in the control panel. Click Next.

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