Template:Device Infobox/Begin

Device Infobox/Begin

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Bus type	Unknown
Bus width	Unknown
Bus speed	Unknown
8-bit ISA compatible?	Unknown
PCI 5V tolerant?	Unknown
PCI 3.3V tolerant?
Manufacturer	Unknown
Chipset	Unknown
Connectors	Unknown
Requires -5VDC?	Unknown
Requires -12VDC?	Unknown
Config method	Unknown
Driver	Missing download URL

This template is used to build a more specific infobox for particular types of devices. See Accton EN1640 for example use, and Category:Infoboxes for device types that can be placed inside this infobox.

Valid parameters and examples are:

Parameter	Meaning
Image = Image.jpg	Photo of the device. Use the default name wherever possible (i.e. do not use this option unless you have to). If there are characters that cannot be used in a filename (e.g. a forward slash), try to find a Unicode equivalent to use instead (e.g. mathematical division slash) which are allowed in filenames and look the same.
Bus type = Value	The bus type is a text field containing only one of the following permitted values: Expansion cards ISA - original ISA bus EISA - IBM's extended ISA bus (VLB cards are often mistakenly called EISA, make sure it really is EISA!) VLB - VESA Local Bus PCI - original PCI (not PCI Express) AGP PCIe - PCI Express Drives IDE - standard IDE drives SCSI - devices connected to the SCSI bus PC Floppy - standard floppy drives with Shugart 34-pin interface Shugart 50-pin - older PC-compatible floppy interface for 8" drives USB - devices that connect to USB CPUs FSB - Intel Front Side Bus Other buses should be added to this list as needed. If a device is available with more than one bus type, a different page should be created for each version of the device, as technically those cards are slightly different models. If a card has multiple bus connections (e.g. some POST cards support both PCI and ISA on different edges of the card) then pick the oldest one, and list the others in the article text using code similar to this: This card also has a [[Bus type::PCI]] connector.
Bus version = Value	Text value containing the version of the bus in use. The value used depends on the bus. Valid values split by bus type are: IDE: Maximum transfer mode supported (Bus width and Bus speed parameters are set automatically for all except PIO-0) PIO-0 - Bus width must be set to 8-bit or 16-bit as appropriate for PIO-0 only (all others are 16-bit) PIO-1 PIO-2 PIO-3 PIO-4 UDMA-0 UDMA-1 UDMA-2 UDMA-3 UDMA-4 UDMA-5 UDMA-6 Single-word and multi-word options can be added if they are ever needed SCSI: Latest SCSI standard supported (Bus width and Bus speed parameters are set automatically for all) SCSI-1 - Original SCSI, 5MB/sec SCSI-2 - Fast SCSI, narrow, 10MB/sec SCSI-2W - Fast SCSI, wide, 20MB/sec SCSI-3 - Fastest SE SCSI, wide, 40MB/sec SCSI-U80 - Ultra SCSI, 80MB/sec SCSI-U160 - Ultra2 SCSI, 160MB/sec SCSI-U320 - Ultra320 SCSI, 320MB/sec AGP: Maximum AGP speed 1x 2x 4x 8x PCIe: PCI Express version 1.0 2.0 3.0 USB: Fastest USB standard the device can make full use of 1.0 2.0 3.0 3.1
Bus width = Value	The bus type is a text field containing only one of the following permitted values, which vary depending on the bus type: Expansion cards ISA: 8-bit, 16-bit VLB: 32-bit (VLB 1.0), 64-bit (VLB 2.0) PCI: 32-bit, 64-bit AGP: 32-bit PCIe: x1, x2, x4, x8, x16 - size of connector on the card, make a note in the article if the card is electrically less than this Drives PC Floppy: 1-bit (only one read and one write line) IDE: 16-bit (PIO), 32-bit (UDMA) SCSI: 8-bit (narrow SCSI), 16-bit (wide SCSI) General USB: 1-bit (only one read and one write lane)
Bus speed = Value	Rated maximum bus speed of the device. The values depend on the bus type: AGP: 66 MHz IDE: N/A (set automatically from Bus version) ISA: 8 MHz PCI: 33 MHz, 66 MHz, 133 MHz PCIe: N/A (PCIe version goes into Bus version parameter) VLB: 40 MHz (VLB 1.0), 50 MHz (VLB 2.0)
8-bit ISA compatible = Value	16-bit ISA only: This boolean property is Yes if a 16-bit ISA card is known to work in an 8-bit ISA slot. It is No if the card is known not to work in an 8-bit slot. If the value is not set, then the card has not yet been tested in an 8-bit slot. If the card is an 8-bit card then this value is automatically set to Yes so it can be omitted. It is likewise automatically set to No for non-ISA buses so it can be omitted there as well. This is useful for those working with XT and older computers, which only have 8-bit slots. Knowing a particular 16-bit card will work in a machine with only 8-bit slots saves the hassle of trying to find an 8-bit card to use. If a card does not natively work in an 8-bit slot but can be made to do so with different drivers, then this value should be set to Yes, but an explanation should be given on the device's page.
PCI 5V = Value	PCI only: Boolean value indicating whether the card will work in a 5 VDC PCI slot. Yes, No or Unknown.
PCI 3.3V = Value	PCI only: Boolean value indicating whether the card will work in a 3.3 VDC PCI slot. Yes, No or Unknown.
Manufacturer = Value	Page for the manufacturer's company name. Be consistent so all cards with the same manufacturer are grouped together.
Chipset = Value	Text value containing the name of the primary chipset. Be consistent so all cards with the same chipset are grouped together. If there is more than one large chip, try to pick the biggest or the one most related to the card's primary function.
Compatible with = Value	Generic interfaces that can be used to control this card. Valid values depend on the device type, see the device-specific infobox pages for examples. Each interface has a page of its own.
Connectors = Value	Which externally accessible connectors are on the card? Comma separated list of Has connector page elements. Valid values depend on the device type, see Has connector for a list. An example is [[Has connector::VGA]], [[Has connector::RS232/DB25]] Internal connectors are typically specified elsewhere in the infobox.
Extra fields = Value	Additional infobox fields for more specific infoboxes to use. Zero or more whitespace-separated instances of Template:Device Infobox/Item.
Requires -5VDC = Value	Boolean value indicating whether the device requires -5VDC present to function correctly. Yes, No or Unknown. This can be important since most modern power supplies no longer deliver -5VDC.
Requires -12VDC = Value	Boolean value indicating whether the device requires -12VDC present to function correctly. Yes, No or Unknown.
Config = Value	Configuration method used to set card resources (addresses, IRQ, etc.). Comma separated list, one or more of: [[Config method::Jumpers]] (some or all resources are set via physical jumpers on the card) [[Config method::DIP switches]] (similar to jumpers but via small switches instead) [[Config method::Software]] (some or all resources are set with a manufacturer-provided configuration program) [[Config method::PnP]] (some or all resources are set via the ISA/PCI plug-n-play specification, requiring a PnP BIOS or configuration manager program to be used) [[Config method::None]] (none of the resources can be changed at all)
Manual = Wikicode	This item is placed in the Device Infobox/End block. Link to a PDF of the manual. Avoid multiple links - if it is important to have multiple downloads, put them in a 'downloads' section in the article. Example: Manual = [http://example.com/example.pdf example.com]
Driver = Wikicode	This item is placed in the Device Infobox/End block. Link to latest driver download. Avoid multiple links - if it is important to have multiple downloads, put them in a 'downloads' section in the article. Example: Driver = [http://example.com/example.zip example.com]
IsInfoboxPage = Value	Internal use only, do not use. This value is set to Y for the demo sections of the infobox pages, to avoid the infoboxes themselves being added to categories like 'missing images'.

Default values are shown if the parameter is omitted, so do not use any parameters unless the value is known (most of the defaults say "unknown")