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Item Description<br />

PCI Control<br />

PCI Parity<br />

Network Adapters<br />

Mass Storage Adapters<br />

Display Adapters<br />

Multimedia Devices<br />

Communication Adapters<br />

Serial Adapters<br />

Plug and Play Control<br />

Set Device Node<br />

Address Decode<br />

Plug and Play Operating<br />

System<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>cessor Speed<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>cessor ID<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>cessor Updating<br />

70 Using Your <strong>IntelliStation</strong> E <strong>Pro</strong><br />

The PCI Control menu allows you to enable or disable PCI<br />

parity and bus mastering for the PCI adapters installed in<br />

your computer.<br />

PCI parity allows parity checking of data across the PCI<br />

bus. Some adapters do not generate parity and will<br />

require the PCI Parity option be set to Disabled.<br />

Bus mastering lets installed bus master PCI adapters<br />

process information without using the microprocessor.<br />

Enable bus master if your device or adapter must have the<br />

bus master function enabled when the computer is turned<br />

on. Some devices or adapters might not work properly if<br />

the bus master function is enabled when the system is<br />

restarted.<br />

Note: If PCI adapters do not operate properly, you might<br />

need to disable the PCI Bus Master option.<br />

The Plug and Play Control menu lets you change certain<br />

settings for Plug and Play devices.<br />

Set Device Node: When this option is disabled, programs<br />

will not be able to make changes to the power-on<br />

configuration.<br />

Address Decode: Most Plug and Play adapters use 16-bit<br />

address decoding. If you are experiencing problems with<br />

a Plug and Play adapter, changing the address decode<br />

setting to 10-bit might fix the problem.<br />

Plug and Play Operating System: Select Yes for this option<br />

if you are experiencing POST errors numbered 185x and<br />

your startup operating system is Plug and Play compliant.<br />

See your operating system documentation to determine if<br />

your operating system supports this function.<br />

This indicates the processor speed. Ensure that you set the<br />

correct speed.<br />

The <strong>Pro</strong>cessor ID is displayed.<br />

Enabling or disabling <strong>Pro</strong>cessor Updating determines<br />

whether the BIOS will apply microprocessor updates when<br />

the computer starts.

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