• PCI to Serial 6-port Controller Card
• Based on Netmos Chipset: 9845
• Plug & Play - Automatically selects IRQ and I/O address
• Supports PCI IRQ sharing

Specification

• PCI Specification Revision 2.1 compliant
• Compatible with standard 16C550 UART with 16 byte transmit-receive FIFO
• Fast data rates up to 1 Mbytes/sec
• DB9 serial port connector x 2
• Pin header serial port connector x 4

System Requirement

• PC computer with one 32-bit PCI slot
  MS Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP/Vista/NT4.0, Linux, DOS 
  

Included

• Syba PCI to Serial 6-port host controller card
• Two rear brackets, each with two DB9 connectors
• User's manual
• Software driver disc

• PCI Specification Revision 2.1 compliant
• Compatible with standard 16C550 UART with 16 byte transmit-receive FIFO
• Fast data rates up to 1 Mbytes/sec
• DB9 serial port connector x 2
• Pin header serial port connector x 4

Included

Syba PCI to Serial 6-port host controller card
Two rear brackets, each with two DB9 connectors
User's manual
Software driver disc

PC computer with one 32-bit PCI slot
MS Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP/NT4.0, Linux, DOS

A) How do you use PCI Serial card on the Dos?
You need to install the DOS mode driver from CD. You can find it in the enclosed CD under D:NetMOSNM9845Mdos (assuming your optical drive is D:).

B) What happen if you do not see the controller or won’t install the driver when you put in the controller into the computer?
Sometimes, it is IRQ conflict. Please take out the controller and install it in the different PCI slot, then install the driver again.

C) Do you need to assign the IRQ for controller?
No. It is automatically assign the IRQ by the windows. You do not need to assign on it.

D) What is the maximum of Bits Per Second for data going through?
The maximum is 128,000 B/S under windows XP.

E) How do you know whether the driver is installed correctly?
Please check on the device manager to see whether any explanation mark. If it has yellow question mark, then driver is not installed correctly. You need to install the driver again.

F) How do you get the update driver or support help?
You can download the driver from our web site: http://www.syba.com/support_download/download/73-0406-1.html.
Please save it to a folder and extract the zipped files into the folder. Then direct the driver path to the folder for proper installation.

G) What kind of OS does it support?
Our multi I/O cards support DOS, Windows 98SE/ME/NT/2000/XP, and Linux OS.

H) What are you going to do when your computer does not start up normally after installing our multi I/O card?
Option#1: Please check your device manager to make sure the driver is installed correctly. If not, remove the driver and reinstall the card by using different PCI slots. Clean the contact of the PCI slot and the gold fingers of the card. Sometimes bad contact can cause the card to malfunction.
Option#2: For NT OS, since it is not PNP ready, you need to install the drivers manually from our enclosed CD.
Option#3: Our multi I/O cards meet PCI specification 2.2. However, it is not compatible with 3.3 Volt slot.