CHAPTER
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INTRODUCTION
The PCCOM 8 port
adapter provides eight asynchronous serial communication ports (RS232
or RS422), which link the computer and serial peripheral devices such
as terminals, modems, serial printers, plotters, ... etc.
The PCCOM 8 port
adapter is particularly suited to facilitate the connection of
terminals (VDUs) in multi-user operating systems. Each board is
supplied complete with many kinds of connectors.
The PCCOM board may
be installed in any PC/486, Pentium or hardware compatible systems. To
accommodate a variety of operating systems, three switch banks permit
maximum flexibility of configuration. You may select which interrupt
(IRQ2 - IRQ7), I/O address, and interrupt vector you desire.
The PCCOM 8 port
board can be used to plug in 8250, 16450, 16550, or 16650 chips, and
the PCCOM device driver can detect it automatically. There are two
kinds of board can be choose, one is normal speed card that its baud
rate up to 115200, another is high speed card that its baud rate up to
460K.
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Eight RS232 or RS422
ports for asynchronous communications. |
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Suitable for
XENIX/UNIX (SCO, AT&T, Interactive, UNIXWARE), MS/DOS, WINDOWS/NT,
WINDOWS/95, WINDOWS/98, WINDOWS/2000, OS/2, MS/WINDOWS, PICK,
CONCURRENT DOS, QNX, PROLOGUE, MUMPS, ... etc. |
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IBM PC/AT, PC/386,
PC/486, Pentium hardware compatibles. |
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Interrupt selectable.
(IRQ2 - IRQ7) |
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Interrupt vector
address selectable. |
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ARNET 8 multi-port
card compatible. |
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I /O address
selectable. |
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Auto-detect 16450 or
16550 or 16650 chips on board. |
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Baud rate up to
115200 for normal speed board and up to 460K for high speed board. |
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