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B&B Electronics 232CC1A, 232CC1B, 232CC2B, 232CC2A manual

Models: 232CC2A 232CC1B 232CC2B 232CC1A

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Scroll through the list, checking 03F8H, 02F8H, 03E8H, 02E8H. If one of these is available, use it. If not, check alternates.

Scroll through the list, checking 03F8H, 02F8H, 03E8H, 02E8H. If one of these is available, use it. If not, check alternates.

Find a free address in the list. Most desktop PC’s have a COM1 and possibly a COM2 already on their system, which will be seen in the list. You may have to start at COM3 or COM4 to start your addressing of the ISA card you have. If these addresses are used you may have to resort to the Frequently Unused Port Addresses (found in Chapter 4, Table 3) of this manual. Write these open addresses and IRQ’s down for later reference.

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B&B Electronics 232CC1A, 232CC1B, 232CC2B, 232CC2A manual

Contents

European Headquarters RS-232 Serial Cards CE232CC1A 232CC1B 232CC2A 232CC2B International HeadquartersChapter 4 Address and IRQ Setting Table of ContentsChapter 2 Quick Installation Guide Chapter 3 Windows InstallationSpecifications FeaturesChapter 1 Introduction and General Information Handshake Line Device SN75185 Power Consumption 2-port modelRS-232 Transceiver TD and RD Device DS232ASUse ESD precautions for safe handling Chapter 2 Quick Installation GuideCAUTION Electrostatic Sensitive Device 7. Shut down the PC before installing the serial card Checking Device Manager for Available Address/IRQ’s Windows 95/98 Chapter 3 Windows InstallationLeft-click on Device Manager Double-click on Computer Left-click on Input/Output I/O Left-click on Interrupt RequestDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Scroll through the list, check 03F8H, 02F8H, 03E8H, 02E8H. If one of these is available, use it. If not, check alternates Adding Serial Ports in Windows 95/98 Go to Start Menu / Settings / Control PanelDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Click Next Select Yes/No, for the device in the list. Click NextDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Select Ports COM & LPT. Click NextDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Select Standard port types and Communication Port. Click NextDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Finally, click FinishChanging COM Port Resources in Windows 95/98 Click on Device Manager make sure “View devices by type” is enabledDouble-click on Ports COM & LPT Documentation Number 232CCxx4502 Double-click on the new port that has been added Click ResourcesClick off check mark out of box Use Automatic Settings Left-click on Resources Scroll through the list, checking 03F8H, 02F8H, 03E8H, 02E8H. If one of these is available, use it. If not, check alternates Adding Serial Ports in Windows NT Click on Start / Settings / Control Panel Double-click on System Checking Windows 2000 for Available Address/IRQ’sDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Click on HardwareDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Click on Device ManagerClick on View top of screen Click on Resources by type Documentation Number 232CCxx4502 Adding Serial Ports in Windows Go to Start Menu / Settings / Control PanelDouble-click on Add/Remove Hardware The following screen will appear after a few seconds Click Next Click on Add/Troubleshoot a device Click NextDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Click No, I want to select the hardware from a list Click Add a new device Click NextDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Documentation Number 232CCxx4502 Click Ports COM & LPT Click NextThe Resources area will allow you to set the IRQ and Address of your new ports Documentation Number 232CCxx4502 Select IRQ and Address that you want your ports configured atDocumentation Number 232CCxx4502 Chapter 4 Address and IRQ Setting Address Switch Setup Documentation Number 232CCxx4502 Figure 1. Silk Screen Plot of 232CC PCBTable 1. Address Switches Interrupt Jumper Setup Chapter 5 Communication Jumper Settings Name Chapter 6 Physical Hook-up and TroubleshootingPinouts Communication Cable DataInternational/USA Office TroubleshootingEuropean Office Appendix A Hardware I/O Map Page DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Appendix B Declaration of Conformity Statement