Extra addresses for STB 4COM Card

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1 total messages Started by Steve Winter Sat, 25 Nov 1995 03:47

Author: Steve Winter
Date: Sat, 25 Nov 1995 03:47

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Press Release:
 The STB 4COM card is now available with alternate addressing that
allows up to 4 of the cards (16 serial ports) in one machine using
Ray Gwinn's famous SIO drivers under OS/2.  It also works quite well
with Linux and other Unix based platforms.

You can share one IRQ per card under OS/2 with Ray Gwinn's SIO drivers!
        A 4 port, 16bit, High Speed  serial I/O card, that
provides 4 high performance RS-232 Asynchronous Serial Communications
ports, each on one separate IRQ, or allows sharing one or more IRQs.
Each port INDEPENDENTLY configurable by jumpers for addresses:
      h3E8, h2E8, h1E8, h1A8, h3F8, h2F8, h1F8, h2A8
          and for IRQs 15, 12, 11 10, 5, 4, 3, 2
 * With address option You CAN use 4 4COM Cards in one machine *
Address option gives h100, h108, h110, h118, h120, h128, h130, h138
There is no additional charge for alternate addressing, just ask for it.

  LIFETIME manufacturer's warranty & free tech support from STB.
   Works fine with DOS, DESQview, DV/X, Windows, and OS/2 3.+

These products are available from the following vendor:
For Orders *ONLY* 1-800-SELLCOM(735-5266)  Ext 9 (VISA/MASTERCARD)
For Technical Questions, leasing, or outside USA call 919-286-1502
                   or 24 hour FAX at 919-286-4617
             As seen in SysOp News, BBS Callers Digest



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