COM1 problem K7N2-Delta ILSR

I have a problem with COM1 in WinXP Pro. I have realized it when I tried to connect Siemens M55 using COM data cable. Simply, it does not work. The software cannot see any device connected to COM1. Same software (Siemens data suit), cable and phone works well with WinNT on other machine (Intel PIII, motherboard with Intel chipset).
Well, I check settings in BIOS. The COM is set to 03F8/IRQ4. The same value are in Device Manager. The device manager also says that the device works properly.
Any suggestions where could be the problem? One idea is to use COM mouse to test it but I don't have such museum exhibit :-). I haven't found any other problems with my configuration yet :-)
One more thing, there is possibility to  specify the operation mode for serial port 2 in BIOS. Actually, there is only one serial port on the motherboard. The options for this setting are Normal, IrDA, and ASKIR. The last 2 options should be set on if then Infrared module is connected. This is not my case so I use Normal. With this settings the second serial port COM2 appears in Device manager 02F8/IRQ7. I'll be glad for short explanation.
Thanks.
my configuration:
MSI K7N2-Delta ILSR
Athlon XP 2800+
ATI Redon 9600

are you sure about it? serial port (COMxx) has 9-PIN connector. the parallel port (LPTxx) has 25-PIN connector.

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    [email protected]

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    HTT - Hyper-Threading :   No
    SBF - Signal Break on FERR :   No
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    CLF - Cache Line Flush :   No
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    SSE Technology :   Yes
    SSE2 Technology :   No
    SSE3 Technology :   No
    X86-64 Technology :   No
    AMD MMX Technology :   Yes
    3DNow! Technology :   Yes
    Extended 3DNow! Technology :   Yes
    3DNow! Pro Technology :   Yes
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    Voltage Control :   No
    Frequency Control :   No
    Thermal Sensor Built-in :   Yes
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    Linear Addressing max. :   32-bit
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    Socket/Slot :   Socket A
    Upgrade interface :   ZIF Socket
    Supported Speed :   2200 MHz (or more)
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    Performance Rating :   PR-3300 (estimated)
    Real Frequency :   2164.89 MHz
    Multiplier :   12x
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    FSB Frequency :   180.4 MHz
    Bus Speed :   360.8 MHz (DDR)
     Initial Frequencies :   
    Frequency :   2000 MHz
    FSB Frequency :   166 MHz
     Control Clock Frequency :   
    Type :   None
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    Core Power :   63.42 W (estimated)
    Resistance :   0.46 °C/W (estimated)
     Processor Performance Information :   
    Throttle Mode AC :   None
    Throttle Mode DC :   Adaptive
    Current Configuration :   None
    Throttle :   2164 MHz
    CPU Throttle Temperature :   60°C
    CPU Shutdown Temperature :   100°C
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    A1 (RAS 2) :   256 (Single Bank)
    A2 :   Empty
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    Memory Controller :   Standard, EDO
    Number of connectors :   3
    Max. Module Size :   32 MB
    Max. Memory Size :   96 MB
    Supported Speed :   70ns, 60ns
    Supported Voltages :   5v
    Error Detection Method :   8-bit Parity
    Error Correction Capability :   Unspecified
    Current/Supported Interleave :   1-way/1-way
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    Frequency :   180 MHz
    FSB/RAM Multiplier :   1/1x
    Channels :   Dual
    ECC Diagnostic :   No
    CAS Latency (tCL) :   3 clocks
    RAS to CAS (tRCD) :   3 clocks
    RAS Precharge (tRP) :   3 clocks
    Cycle Time (tRAS) :   8 clocks
     Information SPD EEPROM (A0) :   
    Manufacturer :   Samsung
    Part Number :   M3 68L3223ETM-CCC 
    Serial Number :   F6016243
    Type :   DDR-SDRAM PC3200 (200 MHz)
    Size :   256 MB (1 rows, 4 banks)
    Module Buffered :   No
    Module Registered :   No
    Width :   64-bit
    Error Correction Capability :   No
    Max. Burst Length :   8
    Refresh :   Reduced (.5x)7.8 µs, Self Refresh
    Voltage :   SSTL 2.5v
    Supported Frequencies :   166 MHz, 200 MHz
    CAS Latency (tCL) :   2.5 clocks @166 MHz, 3 clocks @200 MHz
    RAS to CAS (tRCD) :   3 clocks @166 MHz, 3 clocks @200 MHz
    RAS Precharge (tRP) :   3 clocks @166 MHz, 3 clocks @200 MHz
    Cycle Time (tRAS) :   7 clocks @166 MHz, 8 clocks @200 MHz
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    Manufacturer :   Samsung
    Part Number :   M3 68L3223ETM-CCC 
    Serial Number :   F6056193
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    Size :   256 MB (1 rows, 4 banks)
    Module Buffered :   No
    Module Registered :   No
    Width :   64-bit
    Error Correction Capability :   No
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    Supported Frequencies :   166 MHz, 200 MHz
    CAS Latency (tCL) :   2.5 clocks @166 MHz, 3 clocks @200 MHz
    RAS to CAS (tRCD) :   3 clocks @166 MHz, 3 clocks @200 MHz
    RAS Precharge (tRP) :   3 clocks @166 MHz, 3 clocks @200 MHz
    Cycle Time (tRAS) :   7 clocks @166 MHz, 8 clocks @200 MHz

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