Hi
Does anybody have a clue how to put the modemselector on com 4?
Greetings
Bastiaan de Voogt
Hi
Does anybody have a clue how to put the modemselector on com 4?
Greetings
Bastiaan de Voogt
> Hi
> Does anybody have a clue how to put the modemselector on com 4?
> Greetings
> Bastiaan de Voogt
On the CD there's a util called COMSETUP.EXE . It's in the directory
\UTILS\COMSETUP.
Before starting GP2, start the util with :
D:\UTILS\COMSETUP\COMSETUP 03E8 02E8
This will set the COM-ports to the normal default adresses.
After this, start GP2 as usual.
When using a mouse on COM1 you will find COM2 and COM4 available.
Without a mousedriver loaded also COM1 and COM3 become available.
On some I/O-cards/modems also the interrupt numbers can be changed.
As far as I know GP2 only uses IRQ3/4 (i.e. IRQ4 for COM1/3 and
IRQ 3 for COM2/4) and this can't be changed.
The COMSETUP-command is neccesary every time before starting GP2 because
GP2 does not remember the changes after a computer-reboot.
The file COMSETUP.EXE can be copied to ANY directory on your harddisk if
you wish to (i.e. your GP2-dir) and then be launched from there.
If you're using DOS-multiconfig like I do, you can add the line to your
autoexec.bat just before the GP2-command.
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