Resolving Resource Conflicts

Note:

You must have your installation CD to complete this procedure.

Your device requires these system resources:

1 IRQ.

4096 bytes of I/O space.

2 available communications ports (one modem, one serial).

If these resources are not available to your device, you have a resource conflict. If another PC card device is installed, you may be able to free the necessary resources simply by ejecting the other device. Otherwise, you may need to disable another device (such as an internal modem, infrared device, or network device) to resolve the resource conflict. This section explains how to disable other devices.

Windows® 2000

To resolve a resource conflict in Windows 2000:

Disable a device (internal modem, infrared device, or network card).

Disabling an Internal Modem, Infrared Device, or Network Card

1.Close all Windows programs and open the Control Panel by selecting Start > Settings > Control Panel.

2.Double-click the System icon.

3.Click the Hardware tab.

4.Click the Device Manager button.

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U727 specifications

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The U727 is designed for plug-and-play usability, which means installation is straightforward and requires minimal technical expertise. Users can simply insert the device into a USB port on their laptop or desktop computer, and the built-in software assists with the necessary setup steps. This user-friendly design makes it an appealing option for individuals who may not be technologically inclined.

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