Card Configuration
JP7 is used to set the addresses of the ports. The settings are shown
in the table below.
| JP7 |
Port 1 |
Port 2 |
 |
3F8 |
2F8 |
 |
3E8 |
2E8 |
 |
1A0 |
1A8 |
JP5 is used to set the IRQ used by each port. The table below
illustrate the jumper settings available.
| JP5 |
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JP1 is used to select the transmit signal driver enable mode of the
card on Port 1. It is described below.
| JP1 |
Description |
 |
Transmit signal driver always enabled. This is used in
RS422 applications. |
 |
Transmit signal driver is enabled by enabling the RTS
signal. Generally used in RS485 applications |
 |
Transmit signal driver is enabled by setting bit 0 in the
control register. The control register address is the base address of
the port+7. |
JP2 is used to select the transmit signal driver enable mode of the
card on Port 2. It is described below.
| JP2 |
Description |
 |
Transmit signal driver always enabled. This is used in
RS422 applications. |
 |
Transmit signal driver is enabled by enabling the RTS
signal. Generally used in RS485 applications. |
 |
Transmit signal driver is enabled by setting bit 0 in the
control register. The control register address is the base address of
the port+7. |
JP3 is used to select the receiver enable mode on Port 1. It is
described below.
| JP3 |
Description |
 |
Receiver always enabled. This should be set for RS422
applications. |
 |
Receiver enabled by bit 1 in the control register.The
control register address is the base address of the port+7. |
JP4 is used to select the receiver enable mode on Port2. It is
described below.
| JP4 |
Description |
 |
Receiver always enabled. This should be set for RS422
applications. |
 |
Receiver enabled by bit 1 in the control register.The
control register address is the base address of the port+7. |
JP6 is used to set the number of wait stated to set for port access(1
through 6).
| JP6 |
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