Provided is an example of what the Port Trigger List looks like and how to set it up. After you have selected the Port Juggler icon, you will see the "Which port is the Port Juggler connected to?" splash screen. Once you have choosen a port and selected OK you will see a blank Port trigger List on the right side of the Chooser. Select a Port Juggler port from the "Port" menu and then assign your device to it, from the "Devices" menu. Once, you have assigned all your devices you will need to shutdown your Mac and configure your hardware to match the Port Trigger List you just created.
 
Menus
There are two popup menus located on the bottom of the right side of the Chooser. The first menu is the "Port" menu. This port tells the Port Juggler which ports your devices are connected to. You have a choice of "1, 2, 3 or 4".
Port Menu
 
The phone icons represent the Port Juggler's ports
when it is configured for the modem port and the
printer ports represent the Port Juggler's ports when
it is configured for the printer port.
Devices Menu
 
The second menu is the "Devices" menu. This is
where you select your actual device or program that
is attached to your Port Juggler's ports. When you
first select the "Devices" menu you will get a general
list of categories. Selecting the specific category
will allow you to choose your specific device.
Devices or programs that are not in the categories
can be manually selected from the "Other..." option.
Other...
 
For devices or programs that are not in our
" Devices" menu, selecting "Other..." will prompt a
dialog window to appear. This dialog window will
allow you to navigate through your hard drive and
select specific devices or programs. The three
commom uses for the "Other..." option are for
printers, communication programs and MIDI
programs. The printers can be found in the
Extensions folder of your System folder.
The communication and MIDI programs are
usually located in their respective folders. Below
is an example of the dialog window that will appear
when the "Other..." option is selected.
 
Editing the Port Trigger List (Remove)
 
If you need to edit or change your Port Trigger List
settings, this can be done by selecting the "Remove"
option from the "Devices" menu. In order to remove
an item from the Port Trigger List you will need to
first highlight the item you want removed, then go to
the "Devices" menu and select the "Remove" option.
This will remove the item selected.
Localtalk & Networking
  Appleshare: Select Appleshare if you connect
to another Mac as a client on a Localtalk network.
File Sharing: Select File Sharing if this Mac is a
server (other Macs connect to your Mac on a
Localtalk network).
LaserWriter and LaserJet Utilites: Select
either option if you use these utilities to configure
