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Re: [misterhouse-users] Serial Cards
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From: <sew...@er...> - 2000-03-31 20:12:56
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Info from the manual - I have never used the board. It is an Everex Multi i/o Multiport communications controller card. It is an intelligent adapter capable of supporting full duplex async communications between the computer and up to eight async RS232 serial ports. It can control Hayes modems, serial terminals, serial printers. It has an on board 80186 processor (10 MHZ) and 128K ram expandable to 256K 64K of dual ported RAM that can be shared between the host computer system and the on board 80186. It has two way interupts between the host computer and 80186. Two DMA controllers provide 8 DMA channels. Can be installed in an AT bus compatible 80386 or better running UNIX. Board comes with all manuals, user as well as cumstom programming manual and software and 8 modular RJ-45 adapter that plugs in the back of the card. Also included is one 25 ft RJ-45 cable and two RJ-45 to DB25 adapters. Card requires a full length AT slot and has sockets for additional memory. Let me know if interested. George sew...@er... -----Original Message----- From: Cullen Simpson <cu...@ba...> To: sew...@er... <sew...@er...> Date: Thursday, March 30, 2000 4:04 PM Subject: Re: [misterhouse-users] Serial Cards >What kind of card is it? > >On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 sew...@er... wrote: > >> I have a multiport card for UNIX systems with all docs and manuals. >> It is an ISA bus card with on board processor. >> $15 plus shipping in case you want it. >> Let me know and I will dig out docs. >> >> George >> reply to sew...@er... >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Cullen Simpson <cu...@ba...> >> To: mis...@li... >> <mis...@li...> >> Date: Thursday, March 30, 2000 2:48 PM >> Subject: [misterhouse-users] Serial Cards >> >> >> >I had been in search of a multiport serial card to feed the RS-232 >> >hungry automation devices (UPS,CM-11,SLINK-E,etc...) on my linux >> >system running mh. >> > >> >The linux serial HOWTOs recommended several options. Alot of people >> >like the CYCLADES and DIGI devices, but they cost $400 or more. >> >High praise was also given to the STB 4COM card which provides 4 serial >> ports >> >while eating only one IRQ. >> > >> >Of course they do not make these cards any longer and I had no luck >> >finding a new one anywhere. Luckily, I found one on EBAY. I got it for a >> >whopping $5.20 (including shipping). However, there was no manual and this >> >card has about 40 jumpers on it. I also did not get the PS2 to DB9 >> >adaptors, but I figure those should be easy to come by. >> > >> >So, does anyone know where I can lay my hands on a manual (or at least >> >the jumper settings) for this card? I have tried STB, but since they got >> >bought by 3DFX they do not seem to care about their old products. >> > >> >Thanks for any assistance, >> > >> >Cullen >> > >> >.-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> . >> >| Cullen Simpson The 3D Computing Solution >> | >> >| Badencorp >> | >> >| 101 Sunnytown Rd, Suite 208 Fax: (407)260-0584 >> | >> >| Casselberry, Fl 32707 Tel: (407)260-2777 >> | >> >| www.badencorp.com Email:cu...@ba... >> | >> >`-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ' >> > >> > >> >________________________________________________________ >> >To unsubscribe from this list, go to: >> http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=1365 >> > >> > >> >> >> ________________________________________________________ >> To unsubscribe from this list, go to: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=1365 >> >> > >.-------------------------------------------------------------------------- . >| Cullen Simpson The 3D Computing Solution | >| Badencorp | >| 101 Sunnytown Rd, Suite 208 Fax: (407)260-0584 | >| Casselberry, Fl 32707 Tel: (407)260-2777 | >| www.badencorp.com Email:cu...@ba... | >`-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' > |