2Hardware Configuration
The QSCLP-100 is automatically configured at boot time by the computer's
BIOS or operating system. There are no required switches or jumpers to set for
installation.
This chapter lists a number of optional jumper settings that control various
hardware features. Jumpers J2-J5 are grouped together at the end of the board
opposite the HD-44 connector. Any changes from the factory default should be made
before installing the QSCLP-100 in the computer.

2.1Factory Default Configuration

Figure 2 shows the jumper configuration as shipped from the factory, with two
spare jumpers applied in neutral positions. Remove one or both and apply as shown in
following sections to set optional features.
SPAD
X2
X4
X8
J2
J3
J4
J5
Figure 2 --- Factory default jumper configuration

2.2Enable Scratchpad Register (SPAD, J2)

In the default configuration, an Interrupt Status Register and an Options Register
(see page 0) replace the scratchpad (base address + 7) of each UART. If the SPAD
jumper is applied as in Figure 3, the UART scratchpad registers are enabled, and the
Interrupt Status Register and the Options Register are not available.
SPAD
X2
X4
X8
J2
J3
J4
J5
Figure 3 --- Enable scratchpad registers

2.3Force High-Speed UART Clock (X2, X4, or X8, J3-J5)

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