Peripheral Configuration Submenu

Figure A-5. Peripheral Configuration Submenu

Table A-5. Peripheral Configuration Submenu

Categories

Category

Function

 

 

Primary PCI IDE Interface

Configures the primary EIDE interface on the

 

system board. Options for this category are

 

Auto Configured (the default) and Disabled.

 

 

Secondary PCI IDE

Configures the secondary EIDE interface on

Interface

the system board. Options for this category are

 

Auto Configured (the default) and Disabled.

 

 

Floppy Interface

Configures the diskette/tape drive interface on

 

the system board. Options for this category are

 

Auto Configured (the default), Enabled (which

 

locks the interface at I/O port address 3F0h–

 

3F5h), and Disabled.

 

 

Serial Port 1 Interface

Configures the built-in serial port on the sys-

 

tem board. You can set this category to Auto

 

Configured (the default) or to Disabled, or you

 

can select a specific port designation, I/O

 

address, and IRQ line for the port. The avail-

 

able port designations are COM1, COM2,

 

COM3, and COM4; available I/O addresses are

 

3F8h, 3E8h, 2F8h, and 2E8h; and available

 

interrupts are IRQ3 and IRQ4.

 

 

A-8 Dell Dimension XPS H233 and XPS H266 Systems Service Manual

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Dell XPS H266, XPS H233 manual Peripheral Configuration Submenu

XPS H233, XPS H266 specifications

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