AdapterID 0617fh

AdapterName "AMS IOSIX-2 Adapter"

NumBytes  1


NamedItem

       Prompt "AMS IOSIX-2. 4-Serial"

       choice "COM-2,3,4,5  IRQ-3,3,3,3"
               pos[0] = 10010011b
               io 2F8h-2FFh 3220h-3227h 3228h-322Fh 4220h-4227h int 3

       choice "COM-1,2,3,4  IRQ-4,3,3,3"
               pos[0] = 10111101b
               io 3F8h-3FFh 2F8h-2FFh 3220h-3227h 3228h-322Fh int 4 3

       choice "COM-6,7,8  IRQ-3,3,3"
               pos[0] = 11001001b
               io 4228h-422Fh 5220h-5227h 5228h-522Fh int 3

       choice "SetUp for DIAGS.."
               pos[0] = 00000000b

       choice "Disable IOSIX-2 Card"
               pos[0] = 11101110b


Help
      " LPT implies Parallel Port, COM implies Serial Port, and IRQ implies
        interrupt used. Example: COM-1,2  LPT-2,3  IRQ-4,3,5,7  B.. If this
        choice is selected the IOSIX adapter card will be configured for
        COM Ports 1 & 2 and LPT Ports 2 & 3. Also, COM-1 will use interrupt
        4, COM-2 will use interrupt 3, LPT-2 will use interrupt 5, and LPT-3
        will use interrupt 7. If a 'B' is present at the end of the selection,
        like in the example, then the parallel ports are configured for
        Bidirectional Mode (Extended Mode). Absence of the 'B' indicates
        that the parallel ports are configured for output only. NOTE: If the
        Operating System you are using is OS/2 then it is required that all
        the parallel ports be configured to use IRQ-7. If the IBM Diagnostics
        are going to be run then the IOSIX card must be configured to the
        'SetUp for IBM DIAGS' selection.
        Use  F5 = previous choice  F6 = next. "