Specifications

2. If you need to change the parameters for a different board, use the
arrow keys to move to the board number you want to configure,
and then press Enter . The selected board is highlighted.
3. The Turbo NICSETUP utility displays the User Selected
Configuration dialog box, which lists all the parameters that
are user-definable for the selected board. It also lists two options
for writing the new parameters to Turbo memory:
• Write configuration data
• Write default configuration data
4. Change the parameters using one of the following:
• If you wish to change all parameters to the default, select
Write Default Configuration Data and press Enter .
The default values are reflected in the User Selected
Configuration dialog box by an asterisk (*).
A confirmation window appears. Press Enter to confirm that
you wish to change all the parameters to the default settings.
• If you need to change one or more of the parameters from the
current settings, use the arrow key to highlight the parameter
and press Enter .
The NICSETUP utility lists all the acceptable settings for the
selected parameter.
To change the parameter, use the arrow keys to highlight the
appropriate parameter and press Enter .
The new value appears in the User Selected Configuration
dialog box.
To write the new parameters to memory, select Write
Configuration Data .
5. Exit the NICSETUP utility and turn off power to the PC. The
new configuration data takes effect the next time the system is
turned on. If the PC does not operate correctly, you may have set
one of the Turbo board parameters to the same setting as another
module or system resource. Refer to the Resolving BUS Conflicts
on ISA and EISA Systems section for more information.
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