Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to configure the UP0/E PCI card?
Because the UP0/E PCI card was developed for the PCI bus, you simply need to install it in your PC and the system will automatically assign this card the necessary interrupt and I/O address.
However, problems may arise in some computers that use the PCI bus together with the ISA/EISA bus. In this case, you must use the setup program in the computer's BIOS to assign separate interrupts to the ISA/EISA slots and the PCI slots; otherwise, the computer will not detect the card (see documentation on the setup program for your computer).
Which PCI slot should I use for the UP0/E PCI card?
You can install the UP0/E PCI card in any free, long PCI slot.
Is the UP0/E PCI card compatible with PCI spec 2.1?
The UP0/E PCI card is compatible with PCI spec 2.1.
Which interrupt should I use for the UP0/E PCI card?
Because the UP0/E PCI card is a PCI card, you usually do not have to select an interrupt. It is configured by the system. If this is not the case, you must configure the interrupt manually. To configure the interrupt manually, insert a jumper on the motherboard or set an interrupt in the motherboard's BIOS. In either case, you can select any interrupt that is not being used by another ISA/EISA plug-in card. Keep in mind that the interrupt settings on your motherboard and in the BIOS must agree.
