Lab Report 14.2


1.

What resources need to be configured on a non-PnP device?

you need to set irq and i/o address information. in some cases you may need to set the dms as well.

2.

How do you identify the available resources in a computer?

look in the system information to determine what resources are available.

3.

How is an IRQ typically set on a non-PnP device?

the irq is typically set using jumpers or dip switches.

4.

What utility allows you to add non-PnP devices?

add new hardware in control panel lets you install a new device. in windows xp, you can add the hardware in printers and other hardware.

5.

What do you do if no IRQs are available for use?

you may have to disable another device. good ones to consider are any unused serial or parallel ports.

Answers

1.

You need to set IRQ and I/O address information. In some cases you may need to set the DMS as well.

2.

Look in the system information to determine what resources are available.

3.

The IRQ is typically set using jumpers or DIP switches.

4.

Add New Hardware in Control Panel lets you install a new device. In Windows XP, you can add the hardware in Printers and Other Hardware.

5.

You may have to disable another device. Good ones to consider are any unused serial or parallel ports.




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