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Click the B&B Electronics Serial Adapters device to view the adapter. If you want other details, Select Properties.

Click Ports (COM & LPT) to view the COM numbers assigned by Windows to the card.

The 3PCIOSD1x card will have 3PCISD1 Port A (COMx). The COM port number will normally be COM5, if available.

17.You can now remove the driver disk, close the Windows, and check the new ports with your software.

If your software requires accessing a COM port below COM5, and you have unused COM numbers not occupied by a FAX/Modem or other device, you can re-assign the PCI card COM numbers using our B&B PnP COM Rename utility. Refer to Appendix F.

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Removal of Card And Drivers

If you need to remove the card from your system or remove the current driver before installing a possible future driver upgrade:

1.Open My Computer, Control Panel, System (or Start, Setting, Control Panel, System).

2.Select the Device Manager Tab (see figure on prior page).

3.Click B&B Electronics Serial Adapters, then Select the PCI Serial Adapter (3PCISD1) for the 3PCIOSD1x.

4.Click the Remove button.

5.Close the Windows, and Open My Computer, Drive C:

Open the Windows directory on your Hard Drive, then Open the Inf folder, then Other. (If the Inf folder is not shown, it is hidden. Select View, Folder Options, Files and Folders, Show all files. For Win95: Select View, Options, View, Show all files)

6.Remove the B&B INF files. (*BBMSER.INF & *BBMSER95.INF) Close the Window.

7.Shut down the computer, then remove the card.

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Contents RS-232/422/485 Serial Card Table of Contents Features SpecificationsGeneral Information IntroductionAccessories Setup Inspection Silk Screen Plot of 3PCIOSD1x PCBRS-232 Mode RS-422 ModeName Description Direction DB25M Pin RS-232 PinoutsRS-485 Mode Installing the Card RS-422 and RS-485 TerminationRS-485 Network Biasing Baud Rate OptionWindows Installation Windows 95 and WindowsSelect CD-ROM drive Click Next. W95 Skip to stepNext Removal of Card And Drivers Windows 2000 Professional Select Device Manager, then view the device list Windows NT Removal of Card & DriversSelect Add/Remove Programs Open the Control Panel, select Ports Next Removal of Card and Driver Open System32Troubleshooting USA OfficeEuropean Office Appendix a 3PCIOSD1x I/O Schematic Port 1 I/O SchematicDocumentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix a Appendix B RS-232 & RS-422/485 Pinouts RS-232 Pinouts Name Description DirectionRS-422/485 Pinouts Name Description Direction Documentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix BAppendix C Jumper Mode Table Jumpers RS-232 RS-422 RS-485Documentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix C Appendix D Troubleshooting with COMTest Documentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix DAppendix E Isolation and Ground Documentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix ERenaming PCI COM Ports Using the PnP COM Rename Utility Install the PCI/USB COM Port UtilitiesUsing PnP COM Rename Appendix F Renaming COM Ports Win 95/98/MEDocumentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix F Appendix G Declaration of Conformity Documentation Number 3PCIOSD1x-3903m Manual Appendix G

3PCIOSD1A, 3PCIOSD1B specifications

B&B Electronics, a leader in the field of industrial communications, has made significant strides in providing reliable solutions for data transmission, with their products being well-regarded across various industries. Among their most notable offerings are the 3PCIOSD1B and 3PCIOSD1A models, which are designed to facilitate seamless communication and enhanced connectivity in industrial environments.

The 3PCIOSD1B is an advanced serial device server that converts RS-232 or RS-485 serial communication to a TCP/IP protocol, enabling devices to communicate across standard Ethernet networks. This model boasts a robust architecture that supports multiple serial devices, making it ideal for applications that require the integration of legacy systems into modern networks. One of the standout features of the 3PCIOSD1B is its capability to support both dynamic and static IP addressing, allowing for flexible network configurations.

On the other hand, the 3PCIOSD1A is designed with similar functionalities but focuses on a slightly different range of connectivity options, primarily aimed at simplifying the connectivity of serial devices. This model also supports a variety of serial interfaces, which includes versatile baud rates and data formats to cater to specific application requirements. Both models are equipped with a web-based interface for easy configuration, monitoring, and management.

In terms of performance, both the 3PCIOSD1B and 3PCIOSD1A utilize advanced buffering techniques to ensure efficient data throughput and error handling, thereby providing a stable connection for continuous data flow. The durable metal casing of these devices is designed to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring longevity and reliability.

The integration of security features such as user authentication and encrypted data transmission is paramount in today’s connected world. Both models provide these security enhancements, making them suitable for sensitive applications dealing with critical data.

Overall, B&B Electronics’ 3PCIOSD1B and 3PCIOSD1A stand out due to their reliable performance, flexible connectivity options, and robust security measures. These devices play a crucial role in bridging the gap between legacy serial communications and modern Ethernet-based networking, making them indispensable tools for industries aiming to enhance their operational efficiencies and connectivity solutions.
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