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1.1 ! root 1: #/etc/default/async ! 2: ! 3: #This file contains commented-out entries for all multi-port async cards ! 4: #that have been tested at MWC, along with an explanation of how each ! 5: #board was set up, and where to get in touch with the manufacturer. ! 6: #Setups shown below are examples of actual working configurations on one ! 7: #system; for most boards, there are many possible valid configurations. ! 8: ! 9: #There are many differences among the boards. Things to consider in ! 10: #selecting a serial board: ! 11: #- Is the board available with 16550A-compatible (FIFO) UART parts? ! 12: #- Are all common RS-232 circuits available for each port? This ! 13: # includes TD/RD/DTR/DSR/RTS/CTS/CD/RI. ! 14: #- Is there a group status register so that individual parts do not have ! 15: # to be polled when the board issues an interrupt? ! 16: #- Is there provision in hardware for dealing with limitations of the ! 17: # edge-triggered interrupt system on the AT bus? SEALEVEL, GTEK, and ! 18: # Comtrol offer this. ! 19: #- Can boards be chained on the same interrupt line? ! 20: #- What sort of cables and connectors are provided with the board? ! 21: #- Are UART parts socketed? ! 22: #- Is documentation intelligible and complete? ! 23: #- Is technical support helpful, and readily available? ! 24: ! 25: #The "asy" driver shipped with COHERENT 4.0 allows you to mix several ! 26: #different board types on the same system, as long as each port has its ! 27: #own channel number and the total number of channels is no more than 32. ! 28: #Each board should be configured to occupy a unique interrupt number, ! 29: #unless you are chaining boards specifically designed to allow sharing of ! 30: #an interrupt line. ! 31: ! 32: #The file begins with uncommented entries for the usual com1-com4, ! 33: #occupying channels 0-3. Unless noted otherwise, all sample multiport ! 34: #configurations are shown in addition to these ports, with additional ! 35: #channels starting at number 4. ! 36: ! 37: #Record formats: ! 38: # ! 39: #P Port Irq OUT[12] Excl Speed Channel Nms ! 40: # ! 41: #G Port Irq OUT[12] Type Number-of-Slots Nms ! 42: # ! 43: #M Port Speed Slot Channel ! 44: # ! 45: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 46: ! 47: # com1/2/3/4 ! 48: P 3f8 4 8 1 9600 0 0 ! 49: P 2f8 3 8 1 9600 1 0 ! 50: P 3e8 4 8 1 9600 2 0 ! 51: P 2e8 3 8 1 9600 3 0 ! 52: ! 53: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 54: #SEALEVEL Systems, Inc. ! 55: #P.O. Box 830 ! 56: #102 W. Main St. ! 57: #Liberty, SC 29657 ! 58: #803-843-4343 ! 59: ! 60: #TURBO COMM+4 - one group of 4 ports, channels 4-7 ! 61: ! 62: #i/o base 0x1A0, irq 11, status at 0x1A7 ! 63: ! 64: #Jumper 1111 ! 65: #E1 OM5210765432 ! 66: # .X..X... ! 67: # .X..X... ! 68: ! 69: # SW1 ! 70: # 12345678 ! 71: #On XXXX..X. ! 72: #Off ....XX.X ! 73: ! 74: #G 1A7 11 8 1 4 0 ! 75: #M 1A0 9600 0 4 ! 76: #M 1A8 9600 1 5 ! 77: #M 1B0 9600 2 6 ! 78: #M 1B8 9600 3 7 ! 79: ! 80: #TURBO COMM+8 ! 81: ! 82: #The configuration of the TURBO COMM+8 below shows how this board can be ! 83: #used to give three ports their own interrupt - they will be connected to ! 84: #modems, and will have heavy traffic - and put the remaining five ports ! 85: #in a single group on another interrupt line. Port channels start at 0 ! 86: #as this system is used without conventional com1-com4 equipment. ! 87: ! 88: #single port at 0x280 using irq 4 ! 89: #single port at 0x288 using irq 3 ! 90: #single port at 0x290 using irq 10 ! 91: #remaining five ports at i/o base 0x298, irq 7, status at 0x287 ! 92: ! 93: #Jumper 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 15 ! 94: #E1 . . X . . . . . . . E10 7 .XX. .XX. 5 ! 95: #E2 . X . . . . . . . . 8 .XX. .XX. 6 ! 96: #E3 . . . . . . X . . . ! 97: #E4 . . . . . X . . . . E9 3 .XX. XX.. 1 ! 98: #E5 . . . . . X . . . . 4 XX.. XX.. 2 ! 99: #E6 . . . . . X . . . . ! 100: #E7 . . . . . X . . . . E11 PAL SW ! 101: #E8 . . . . . X . . . . .. XX ! 102: ! 103: # SW1 ! 104: # 1234567 ! 105: #On XXX.X.X ! 106: #Off ...X.X. ! 107: ! 108: #P 280 4 8 1 19200 0 0 ! 109: #P 288 3 8 1 19200 1 0 ! 110: #P 290 10 8 1 2400 2 0 ! 111: ! 112: #G 287 7 8 1 5 0 ! 113: #M 298 9600 3 3 ! 114: #M 2A0 9600 4 4 ! 115: #M 2A8 9600 5 5 ! 116: #M 2B0 9600 6 6 ! 117: #M 2B8 9600 7 7 ! 118: ! 119: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 120: #Comtrol Corporation ! 121: #2675 Patton Rd ! 122: #P.O. Box 64750 ! 123: #St Paul, MN 55164 ! 124: #800-926-6876 ! 125: #612-631-7654 (US) ! 126: #(44) 844-261-634 (UK) ! 127: ! 128: #Hostess 550 16 - two groups of 8 ports, channels 4-19 ! 129: ! 130: #i/o base 0x500, irq 12, interrupt mask enable off ! 131: # S1 S2 ! 132: # 12345678 12345678 ! 133: #On X.X.XXXX .......X ! 134: #Off .X.X.... XXXXXXX. ! 135: ! 136: #G 507 12 8 1 8 0 ! 137: #M 500 9600 0 4 ! 138: #M 508 9600 1 5 ! 139: #M 510 9600 2 6 ! 140: #M 518 9600 3 7 ! 141: #M 520 9600 4 8 ! 142: #M 528 9600 5 9 ! 143: #M 530 9600 6 10 ! 144: #M 538 9600 7 11 ! 145: ! 146: #G 547 12 8 1 8 0 ! 147: #M 540 9600 0 12 ! 148: #M 548 9600 1 13 ! 149: #M 550 9600 2 14 ! 150: #M 558 9600 3 15 ! 151: #M 560 9600 4 16 ! 152: #M 568 9600 5 17 ! 153: #M 570 9600 6 18 ! 154: #M 578 9600 7 19 ! 155: ! 156: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 157: #GTEK Inc. ! 158: #Development Hardware & Software ! 159: #P.O. Box 2310 ! 160: #399 Hwy 90 ! 161: #Bay St. Louis, MS 39521-2310 ! 162: #601-467-8048 ! 163: ! 164: #PCSS-8TX ! 165: ! 166: #i/o base 0x280, irq 7, status at 0x2BF ! 167: ! 168: #Jumpers JB1 JB2 JB3 ! 169: # 23457 ! 170: # ....X X . ! 171: # ....X X . ! 172: ! 173: #G 2BF 7 8 3 8 0 ! 174: #M 280 9600 0 4 ! 175: #M 288 9600 1 5 ! 176: #M 290 9600 2 6 ! 177: #M 298 9600 3 7 ! 178: #M 2A0 9600 4 8 ! 179: #M 2A8 9600 5 9 ! 180: #M 2B0 9600 6 10 ! 181: #M 2B8 9600 7 11 ! 182: ! 183: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 184: #DigiBoard Inc. ! 185: #6751 Oxford St. ! 186: #St. Louis Park ! 187: #MN 55426 ! 188: #612-943-9020 ! 189: ! 190: #DigiCHANNEL PC/16 - one group of 16 ports, channels 4-19 ! 191: ! 192: #Below is for PAL's 40000246 and 40000247, board 0. ! 193: #Eight ports starting at 0x100, eight more starting at 0x148. ! 194: #Status at 0x142. ! 195: #Jumpers - shunt at J6 (irq 7). J7 across pins 2&3. ! 196: ! 197: #G 142 7 8 4 16 0 ! 198: #M 100 9600 0 4 ! 199: #M 108 9600 1 5 ! 200: #M 110 9600 2 6 ! 201: #M 118 9600 3 7 ! 202: #M 120 9600 4 8 ! 203: #M 128 9600 5 9 ! 204: #M 130 9600 6 10 ! 205: #M 138 9600 7 11 ! 206: #M 148 9600 8 12 ! 207: #M 150 9600 9 13 ! 208: #M 158 9600 10 14 ! 209: #M 160 9600 11 15 ! 210: #M 168 9600 12 16 ! 211: #M 170 9600 13 17 ! 212: #M 178 9600 14 18 ! 213: #M 180 9600 15 19 ! 214: ! 215: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 216: #Arnet Corporation ! 217: #618 Grassmere Park Drive, #6 ! 218: #Nashville, TN 37211 ! 219: #615-834-5222 ! 220: ! 221: #Multiport - one group of 8 ports, channels 4-11 ! 222: #UART address 0x280, option address 0x270, irq 7 ! 223: ! 224: # S1 S2 S3 ! 225: # 12345 1234567 123456 ! 226: #On XX.X. X...XX. .....X ! 227: #Off ..X.X .XXX..X XXXXX. ! 228: ! 229: #G 272 7 0 2 8 0 ! 230: #M 280 9600 0 4 ! 231: #M 288 9600 1 5 ! 232: #M 290 9600 2 6 ! 233: #M 298 9600 3 7 ! 234: #M 2A0 9600 4 8 ! 235: #M 2A8 9600 5 9 ! 236: #M 2B0 9600 6 10 ! 237: #M 2B8 9600 7 11 ! 238: ! 239: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 240: #Applied Digital ! 241: #HCR 63 ! 242: #Box 130C West Plains ! 243: #MO 65775 ! 244: #417-257-1894 ! 245: ! 246: #SIO4 ! 247: ! 248: #First configuration - 4 ports starting at 0x280, using irq 7. ! 249: ! 250: # ADR Switch Jumpers ! 251: # 12345 23457D ! 252: #On XX.X. ....X. ! 253: #Off ..X.X ! 254: ! 255: #P 280 7 8 0 9600 4 0 ! 256: #P 288 7 8 0 9600 5 0 ! 257: #P 290 7 8 0 9600 6 0 ! 258: #P 298 7 8 0 9600 7 0 ! 259: ! 260: #Second configuration - this replaces the usual com1-com4. ! 261: #The advantage is that all four ports may run in interrupt mode at once. ! 262: ! 263: # ADR Switch Jumpers ! 264: # 12345 23457D ! 265: #On XX.X. .....X ! 266: #Off ..X.X ! 267: ! 268: #P 3f8 4 8 0 9600 0 0 ! 269: #P 2f8 3 8 0 9600 1 0 ! 270: #P 3e8 4 8 0 9600 2 0 ! 271: #P 2e8 3 8 0 9600 3 0 ! 272: ! 273: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 274: #Star Gate Technologies, Inc. ! 275: #29300 Aurora Rd ! 276: #Solon, OH 44139 ! 277: #1-800-782-7428 ! 278: #216-349-1860 ! 279: ! 280: #PLUS 8 ! 281: #PAL 800000-01 Secondary Addresses. Normal interrupt mode on irq 2/9. ! 282: #Eight ports starting at 0x180. ! 283: ! 284: # SW1 ! 285: # 12345678 ! 286: #On X.....X. ! 287: #Off .XXXXX.X ! 288: ! 289: #G 580 9 8 1 8 0 ! 290: #M 180 9600 0 4 ! 291: #M 188 9600 1 5 ! 292: #M 190 9600 2 6 ! 293: #M 198 9600 3 7 ! 294: #M 1A0 9600 4 8 ! 295: #M 1A8 9600 5 9 ! 296: #M 1B0 9600 6 10 ! 297: #M 1B8 9600 7 11 ! 298: ! 299: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 300: #Connect Tech Inc ! 301: #340 Woodlawn Road West ! 302: #Unit 20 ! 303: #Guelph, Ontario ! 304: #N1H 7K6 ! 305: #519-836-1291 ! 306: ! 307: #DFlex Serial Communications Board - one group of 8 ports, channels 4-11 ! 308: ! 309: #i/o base 0x190, irq 10, status at 0x1D0 ! 310: # IRQ Jumpers ! 311: # 1111 ! 312: # 34570125 ! 313: #B ........ ! 314: #. ....X... ! 315: #A ....X... ! 316: #. ! 317: # SW1 ! 318: # 12345678 ! 319: #On ......XX ! 320: #Off XXXXXX.. ! 321: ! 322: #G 1D0 10 8 1 8 0 ! 323: #M 190 9600 0 4 ! 324: #M 198 9600 1 5 ! 325: #M 1A0 9600 2 6 ! 326: #M 1A8 9600 3 7 ! 327: #M 1B0 9600 4 8 ! 328: #M 1B8 9600 5 9 ! 329: #M 1C0 9600 6 10 ! 330: #M 1C8 9600 7 11 ! 331: ! 332: #------------------------------------------------------ ! 333: #Boca Research, Inc. ! 334: #6413 Congress Avenue ! 335: #Boca Raton, FL 33487 ! 336: #407-997-6227 ! 337: ! 338: #Bocaboard BB1008 ! 339: #Eight ports starting at 0x100, status register at 0x107, irq 15. ! 340: ! 341: # 0000 XXXX ! 342: # 0123 XXXX Irq ! 343: # XXXX 046C ! 344: #Jumpers XXXX 0000 3 4 5 7 10 11 12 15 ! 345: #Set .X.. X... . . . . . . . X ! 346: ! 347: #G 107 15 8 1 8 0 ! 348: #M 100 9600 0 4 ! 349: #M 108 9600 1 5 ! 350: #M 110 9600 2 6 ! 351: #M 118 9600 3 7 ! 352: #M 120 9600 4 8 ! 353: #M 128 9600 5 9 ! 354: #M 130 9600 6 10 ! 355: #M 138 9600 7 11 ! 356: ! 357: # end of /etc/default/async
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