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5.0 ports update

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settings/peripherals.rst
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The **Other peripherals** page contains settings related to disk drive controllers, memory expansions and other expansion cards.
ISA RTC
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The **Ports (COM & LPT)** page contains settings related to the emulated machine's I/O ports.
Internal LPT ECP DMA
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ISA DMA channel number to use for the on-board parallel port's Extended Capabilities Port mode. Only available on machines with physical DMA configuration jumpers for an on-board ECP-capable parallel port.
LPT1-4 Device
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* Use the generic PostScript printer driver provided by your operating system.
* Windows 95 and newer do not have a generic PostScript driver; use the **Apple LaserWriter IIf** driver for grayscale, or the **Apple Color LW 12/660 PS** driver for color.
* **PLIP Network:** A `Parallel Line Internet Protocol <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_Line_Internet_Protocol>`_ cable connected to the :doc:`emulated network <network>`.
* **Parallel Line Internet Protocol:** A `PLIP <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_Line_Internet_Protocol>`_ cable connected to the :doc:`emulated network <network>`.
* The :ref:`emulated network adapter <settings/network:Adapter>` must also be set to **[LPT] PLIP**.
* PLIP is compatible with the DOS ``plip.com`` packet driver and the Linux ``plip`` driver (only with interrupts enabled). It is not compatible with the Windows *Direct Cable Connection* feature or any other parallel port networking implementations.