B&B Electronics 3PXCC1A, 3PXCC2b Quick Installation Guide, Use ESD precautions for safe handling

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Chapter 2: Quick Installation Guide

The following steps will help you install the Model 3PXCC Serial Card. Please follow (step-by-step) the following numbered instructions and refer to any corresponding chapters for more details.

CAUTION: Electrostatic Sensitive Device.

Use ESD precautions for safe handling.

Before removing the card from the anti-static protective packaging.

Discharge any static electricity buildup on your body by touching a large grounded metal surface or the metal chassis on equipment connected to earth ground by a 3-wire power cord.

Avoid touching the gold connectors or other parts on the card except as necessary. After setting the jumper, ground yourself to the computer chassis before and while inserting the card.

Remove AC power from the computer and unplug the power cord before inserting the card.

Retain the ESD bag for handling the card. Save the packaging for storage or shipping.

1.Make sure you have an available ISA slot for installing your B&B Electronics Serial Card. You may have to remove the cover of your PC.

2.Determine what addresses and IRQ’s are free to use on your PC by checking your operating system for unused addresses and IRQ’s. Each port uses eight I/O address spaces starting at the base address that you select. Each port I/O address and interrupt request (IRQ) must be set as well. See “Checking Device Manager for Available Address/IRQ’s” in Chapter 3 for your operating system. Refer to Chapter 4 (Table 3) for frequently unused I/O Addresses and IRQ’s. Write down the address and IRQ you select to use. Do not physically install the ISA card at this point.

3.Add New Hardware – This consists of adding a port or ports to your operating system. See “Adding Serial Ports” in Chapter 3 for specific instructions for your operating system.

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4.Assign Address and IRQ – The address and IRQ are set in the operating system that you are using. This is the final step of adding new hardware. See Chapter 4 for more details.

5.Set up the address (with dipswitches) and IRQ (jumpers) on the serial card to reflect unused addresses and IRQ’s that you want to use. The address dipswitch setting consists of configuring seven dipswitches that reflect a particular hex address. The IRQ is set via a little black jumper. See Chapter 4 for an explanation of address and IRQ settings as well as details on configuring the card itself.

6.Set serial card hardware jumpers for the communication parameters that you desire. See Chapter 5 for an explanation of serial parameters and details on how to configure them.

7.Shut down the PC before installing the serial card.

8.Install ISA serial card into an available ISA slot in the PC.

9.Physical Hook-up and Troubleshooting – pinout, cable data, and troubleshooting information. See Chapter 6 for more details.

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B&B Electronics Mfg Co – 707 Dayton Rd - PO Box 1040 - Ottawa IL 61350 - Ph 815-433-5100 - Fax 815-433-5104

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Contents RS-232/422/485 Serial Cards CE Table of Contents Specifications FeaturesIntroduction and General Information Quick Installation Guide Use ESD precautions for safe handlingDocumentation No.3PXCC1x-2x-3903 Adding Serial Ports in Windows 95/98 Click Next Changing COM Port Resources in Windows 95/98 Select Basic Configuration 0007 or last one Documentation No.3PXCC1x-2x-3903 Checking Windows 2000 for Available Address/IRQ’s Adding Serial Ports in Windows NTClick on View top of screen. Click on Resources by type Adding Serial Ports in Windows Documentation No.3PXCC1x-2x-3903 Documentation No.3PXCC1x-2x-3903 Documentation No.3PXCC1x-2x-3903 Address and IRQ Setting Address Switch Setup Silk Screen Plot of 3PXCC PCBInterrupt Jumper Setup Standard IRQ Settings COM1 IRQ4 COM2 IRQ3 COM3 COM4Communication Jumper Settings RS-232 ModeRS-422 Mode RS-485 ModeRS-422 and RS-485 Termination High Speed ModeRS-485 Operation Physical Hook-up and Troubleshooting PinoutsTroubleshooting Communication Cable DataInternational/USA Office European OfficeMap of XT Class Machines Appendix a Hardware I/O MapMap of AT Class Machines Appendix B Declaration of Conformity Statement Declaration of Conformity