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Jumper JP13 affects the purpose of pin 19 on the 37-pin connector that interfaces to the PACS
unit. For CTS operation, this pin must be analog ground and this jumper must connect pin 2 and
3.
DIP Switch - Base I/O Address
The DIP switch located on the CI400AD sets the base I/O address in the host PC I/O space. The
factory configuration is port address 0x180. In most cases, this port address is available (not
used by other PC peripherals) and no changes to this setting are needed.
If you do have a conflict with another device in your PC, you will have to reconfigure the base I/O
address of the CI400AD. The CI400AD uses 8 contiguous I/O port addresses. Each peripheral
must have a unique I/O address and no overlap can exist. The PC architecture reserves 1024
bytes of I/O space for general purpose I/O boards. However, not all of this space is generally
available. The following table shows a list of commonly used I/O addresses. Use this table to
locate an I/O space that is available in the host PC.
Hex I/O Range Typically used by
170-177 Fixed disk controller #2
1F0-1F7 Fixed disk controller #1
200-207 Joystick Game Port
238-23C Bus Mouse
23C-23F Alternate Bus Mouse
278-27F Parallel Printer Port (LPT)
2B0-2DF EGA Display Adapter.
2E0-2E7 GPIB Controller card
2E8-2EF Serial Port (COM)
2F8-2FF Serial Port (COM)
300-31F Prototype Card
320-32F Hard Disk Controller (PC-XT)
360-36F Reserved
370-377 Floppy Disk Controller #2
378-37F Parallel Printer Port (LPT)
380-38F Serial Data Link Controller
3A0-3AF Serial Data Link Controller
3B0-3BB Monochrome Display Adapter
3BC-3BF Parallel Printer Port (LPT)
3C0-3CF VGA, EGA Display Adapter
3D0-3DF CGA Display Adapter
3E8-3EF Serial Port (COM)
3F0-3F7 Floppy Disk Controller #1
3F8-3FF Serial Port (COM)
The CI400AD base I/O address is set using the DIP switch. The DIP switch positions 1 through 7
correspond to bits 9 through 3 of the I/O address. This allows a range of 0x100 to 0x3F8 in eight
byte increments. A switch in the ON position signifies the address line is 0 for the bit it represents.
A switch in the OFF position signifies a 1 for the bit it represents. The following figure shows the
bit mapping and the default factory setting of 0x180.
Table 3-2: Reserved PC I/O Address Locations