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Quatech QSP-100 PCMCIA Quad RS-232 Serial Port driver.

PCMCIA
DEVICE=x:\path\QSP100.SYS <COM>
DEVICE=x:\path\QSP100.SYS (port_number,base_address,irq)

No spaces should appear inside the parentheses. The QSP-100 requires 32 bytes of I/O space, starting with the base address. The first port resides in the first 8 bytes, the second in the next 8 bytes, and so on. The irq is a decimal value from 2 to 15.


Examples

DEVICE=x:\path\QSP100.SYS COM3

The client driver's first and only choice is to configure the QSP-100 to use COM3 through COM6. Only one QSP-100 can be used.

DEVICE=x:\path\QSP100.SYS COM3 COM7

The client driver's first choice is to configure the QSP-100 to use COM3 through COM6. The second choice is to use COM7 through COM10. Up to two QSP-100s can be used.

DEVICE=x:\path\QSP100.SYS (3,100,5)

The client driver's first and only choice is to configure the QSP-100 for COM3 through COM6 (I/O addresses 100-11F hex), using IRQ 5. Configuration will fail if any of these resources are already in use. Only one QSP-100 can be used.

DEVICE=x:\path\QSP100.SYS (3,300,4) (7,120,15)

The client driver's first choice is to configure the QSP-100 for COM3 through COM6 (I/O addresses 300-31F hex), using IRQ 4. The second choice is to configure the QSP-100 for COM7 through COM10 (I/O addresses 120-13F hex), using IRQ 15. Up to two QSP-100s can be used.