User manual LAVA QUATTRO-PCI

[. . . ] Lava Quattro-PCI Installation Manual LAVA COMPUTERS QUAD SERIAL PCI MADE IN PN MOKO S-1 MADE IN JAPAN 0255351 CANADA P. N. With the power turned off, insert the Quattro-PCI card into any free PCI slot in your PC. [. . . ] If you are using Windows 3. x, start Windows and go to Control Panel | Ports. Click the Advanced button and enter the I/O address and IRQ for each port as reported by Lavaconf. exe. Reboot your PC for these changes to take effect. Note: Native DOS and Windows 3. X support a maximum of four Com ports in a PC. If you wish to use all four ports on the Quattro-PCI, you must disable the existing ports on your motherboard. Windows 95/98/Me/2000 Installation 1. With the power turned off, insert the Quattro-PCI card into any free PCI slot in your PC. If you must detach the cables from the card to do so, be sure to install the cables back onto the card with the red wire corresponding to the "1" on the board. Turn your PC on and start Windows. Windows will automatically detect the Quattro-PCI as a new PCI Serial Controller and ask you to insert the Installation Diskette. The installation files are located in the root directory of this disk. Windows XP may display a message to the effect that the drivers are not digitally signed. This warning can be ignored. After the necessary files have been copied, Windows will complete the full installation of the Quattro-PCI. During this process, two Quattro-PCI parents will be created in Device Manager under Multi-Function Adapters, and four child ports will be created under Control Panel | System | Device Manager | Ports. The Quattro-PCI hardware appears in Device Manager in two places: under the Multi-function Adapters tree and as part of the Ports tree. [. . . ] Go to Port Settings | Advanced, and choose Com Port #. Lava Technical Support 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday (Eastern Time) Tel: +416 674-5942 Fax: + 416 674-8262 E-mail: tech@lavalink. com Internet: www. lavalink. com Lava Computer MFG Inc. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. [. . . ]