Moxa Technologies C168HS Hardware Installation with IO-IRQ Utility, Configuration changed

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Hardware Installation

software configuration program will automatically update the hardware settings. After this, users already complete the whole installation.

4.Shutdown System (Windows NT/95/98).

5.DO power OFF and then ON (or Reset) the PC. (Please cold start.)

6.Restart System (Windows NT/95/98).

It is very important to keep the JP1 always short in this case. Without running the hardware configuration program, Io-irq.exe under DOS prompt, the software configuration program will automatically update the hardware settings of the board while updating the software settings. This saves the trouble doing hardware configuration. However, remember to cold start the system every time the

configuration changed.

Hardware Installation with IO-IRQ Utility

This section is for those who can not use quick hardware installation:

uInstall two or more Smartio C168 Series boards in a system.

uFail to install, due to the I/O address 0xA700 is not available or has conflict in the system.

uUse operating systems other than Windows NT and 95/98.

Before proceeding the software installation, detailed in the next chapter, “Software Installation”, do hardware configuration to setup the I/O address and IRQ with “Io-irq.exe”, detailed in the next section.

Remember to keep the hardware settings in mind for the software installation.

The Smartio C168 Series has the following default (factory) settings:

I/O address : 0x180 (Port 1), 0x188 (Port 2), 0x190 (Port 3), 0x198 (Port 4) 0x1A0 (Port 5), 0x1A8 (Port 6), 0x1B0 (Port 7), 0x1B8 (Port 8)

IRQ : 10

INT Vector : 0x1C0

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Contents May 1999 6th Edition Smartio C168H/HS User’s ManualDisclaimer Copyright NoticeTrademarks Moxa Internet Services Software Installation Hardware InstallationConnection Option Opt8x and Cable Wiring TroubleshootingTable of Contents Troubleshooting Connection Option Opt8x and Cable WiringSerial Programming Tools Technical ReferenceOverview Smartio The Smart Multiport Async SolutionsJP1 Quick InstallationOperating System Support Introduction Surge ProtectionMoxa Serial Comm Tools Wide ApplicationsUart FeaturesOpt8A/Opt8B/Opt8S Check ListIntroduction Opt8F/Opt8Z Opt8C/Opt8DIntroduction Opt8J RS-422 ModeRS-485 Mode Installation GuideSmartio C168 Series Default SettingsAddress INT Vector 0x1C0How to Do Quick Hardware Installation Quick Hardware InstallationConfiguration changed Hardware Installation with IO-IRQ UtilityIO-IRQ Utility and Hardware Configuration Hardware Installation Speed IRQHardware Installation Normal Speed Spectrum High Speed Spectrum Windows NT Software InstallationInstalling Driver Software Installation 4Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Tx Fifo Size Port NumberRx Fifo Trigger 6Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Configuring Board and Port 8Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Updating Driver Windows 95/98Removing Driver Driver10Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Software Installation 12Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Software Installation 14Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Updating Driver 16Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual DOS Driver Setup Software Installation 20Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Software Installation Loading Driver Unloading Driver Unix# cd # /tmp/moxa/mxinstall# moxaadm SCO UnixFor SCO UNIX/OpenServer For Unix SVR4.2 For SCO UNIX/OpenServerFor Unix SVR4.2 Moxa TTY Device Naming Convention Administration Utility moxaadm Baud Rate SettingsNon-Modem and Modem Baud Rate Software Installation Basic ConfigurationBaud Rate Mapping Advanced ConfigurationLabel High/Normal Speed High Speed Low Band High Band RTS/CTS Hardware Flow Control Port MonitoringTx Fifo Trigger Software Installation Terminal Emulation Driver Removal SCO UNIX/OpenServer Setting Moxa Ports to Terminal36Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Windows NT and Windows 95/98 InstallationUtilities PComm Programming LibrarySerial Programming Tools Diagnostic for Moxa boards only Monitor for Moxa boards under Windows NT Only Serial Programming Tools Terminal Emulator Programming the Moxa Ports Extended Unix Ioctl CommandsSyntax for Unix SVR4.2 Syntax for SCO UNIX/OpenServerMtcrts Mtcdtr Mstatus Mhwflow 12Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Utilities Terminal Emulator DOS API-232 Library Data Scope Diagnose RS-485 Programming for Opt8JThere is a dedicated RS-485 SolutionFunction in PComm or API-232 library. It RS-232 Cable Wiring for Opt8A/B/C/D/S Connection Option Opt8x and Cable WiringOpt8D DTE, DB9 Male Opt8A/S DCE, DB25 FemaleOpt8B/C DTE, DB25 Male RTS CTS DSR DTR GND DCD Type 1 To connect Smartio C168 Series to a DTE deviceType 2 To connect Smartio C168 Series to a DCE device Opt8B/C Opt8B/C DTE Device DB25 Male Opt8D DTE Device DB9 Male DB25 Male RS-422 Cable Wiring for Opt8J/F/ZOpt8J/F/Z Followings are operation modes for RS-422 Opt8J RS-485 Cable Wiring for Opt8JRS-422/485 Impedance Matching 12Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Hardware causes and solutions General TroubleshootingSoftware Causes and Solutions Io-irq StepRemove the jumper on position JP1 Windows NT system panic blue screen COM number of the Smartio C168 Series conflicts with othersSoftware Cause and Solution Under UNIXs, the newly rebuilt kernel could not boot 8Smartio C168H/HS User’s Manual Appendix SpecificationsSCO Xenix QNX Uart 16C550CIO/ Address Device PC I/O Port Address MapPin no Signal DB62 Connector PinoutsPC Host Moxa Driver Version Moxa hardware settingsOperating System o Return Procedure