-=> MATT MC_CARTHY wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 MM> 22 Sep 2003, 19:20, Wayne Chirnside (2:252/171), wrote to Jim
 MM> Holsonback:

 MM> Hi Wayne.

 WC> Since I see two jumpers marked 0 and 1 under COM I presume
 WC> these stand for the binary equivelent of the COM port one
 WC> desires.

 MM> Careful here!  _Some_ modems have jumpers designating whether they are
 MM> the _first_ or _second_ modem in a system.  That 0 and 1 makes me think
 MM> that.

I've a wisp of a memory I may be correct.

 MM> For the actual COM port, you should have all four designations.

But there are only three and one's labeled "SEL".

You _can_ designate four COMs with two jumpers if that's how it's
setup. No jumpers COM 1, "0" jumper only COM 2, "1" jumper COM 3,
"0" and "1" jumpered COM 4.
I've only the three under the COM designation "0", "1"
and "SEL".

Seven jumpers only on the modem and four are labeled IRQ with
attending numbers.

It'll be a day or two before I get back to this.
 
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