Apple IIe Card - Manual (Page 29)

not work until you adjust some of their settings, as explained in the next
section.
Setting the Options For Your Cards
Some cards have settings you can adjust. The two Serial Cards require special
attention: They won't work until you declare what sort of device is connected
to them.
This chapter does not explain how to adjust the settings. That information is
available in great detail in Chapter 5, "Reference." (You can use the index
or table of contents to find the exact page numbers.)
However, the following table lists the ten cards you might have installed and
describes how you can adjust each one of them (if at all). In most cases, you
make the adjustments in the Option Panel.
Adjustments you can Other adjustments
Card make in the Option Panel you can make
5.25 Drive None None
AppleShare None Select file servers
using the Apple IIe
program Chooser.II
Printer Card Adjust the amount of time Select which printer
your printer has to finish you want to use with
printing the Macintosh
Chooser program
Clock Card None None
Memory Card Adjust the amount of None
memory your Apple IIe
programs can use
Serial Cards Define the characteristics None
of the devices attached
to your Macintosh computer's
modem and printer ports
Monitor Card Using the General Controls None
panel, set whether you want
text to appear white-on-black
or vice versa and declare
whether you have a color monitor
Mouse Card Adjust the responsiveness of None
your mouse
SmartPort Determine the scanning order None
of your floppy disk and hard
disk drives
!! IMPORTANT: When you click an icon in the Option Panel, if you see a
message telling you that its card is not installed in any slot, you must