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Moschip Semiconcctor DOS Driver Installation Guide

This document provides instructions for installing Moschip serial and parallel port device drivers on DOS. It explains that additional ports beyond the standard 4 serial and 3 parallel ports supported by DOS can be added using these drivers. The installation procedure is a 5 step process that detects Moschip devices, adds the additional ports, tests the ports, optionally remaps ports to legacy I/O addresses, and allows customizing the I/O addresses through a configuration file. Diagrams for making loopback connections for testing the serial and parallel ports are also included.

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Moschip Semiconcctor DOS Driver Installation Guide

This document provides instructions for installing Moschip serial and parallel port device drivers on DOS. It explains that additional ports beyond the standard 4 serial and 3 parallel ports supported by DOS can be added using these drivers. The installation procedure is a 5 step process that detects Moschip devices, adds the additional ports, tests the ports, optionally remaps ports to legacy I/O addresses, and allows customizing the I/O addresses through a configuration file. Diagrams for making loopback connections for testing the serial and parallel ports are also included.

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Driver Installation Guide For MCS98XX on DOS

Normally any serial and parallel I/O ports can be supported by BIOS call services in DOS environment. However DOS supports only 4 serial ports (3F8h, 2F8h, 3E8h, 2E8h) and 3 parallel ports (3BCh/378h/278h). I. Contents available in Moschip DOS Driver: 1. NMDOSIN.EXE 2. NMCONFIG.CFG --- DOS Utility to install ports. --- Configuration file to Remap to customize I/O Addresses. 3. DOS Driver Installation Guide.doc --- PDF Document of Installation Guide.

II. Options: -a[dd] -c[onfig]:<parameters> -d[elete] -r[emap] -s[ilent] -t[est] -u[nused] -f III. Installation Procedure: The following procedure explains how to install Moschip serial and parallel port device driver on DOS.
Step 1: Copy "NmDosIn.exe" to 'C' Drive from Floppy. The command is "copy a:\ NmDosIn.exe c:\" Step 2: Type "nmdosin" to confirm Device detection. (eg. MCS9835)

= Add Moschip Ports = Configure Moschip Ports = Delete Moschip Ports = Remap Moschip ports to legacy ports = Silent mode = Test ports (requires external Loop-Back plugs) = remap to all Unused legacy port i/o base, without consideration of COM/LPT number = remapping to customize I/O addresses.

Found Moschip Technology pci device 9835 (00121000) Rev01 on Bus00 Slot 0A Serial Port1 at A000 Serial Port2 at A400 PrinterPort1 at A800 Detected 1 pci device(s).

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Driver Installation Guide For MCS98XX on DOS


Step 3: Then type "nmdosin -a" and press Enter. (-a is used for adding Moschip ports) When the ports are added, information is displayed as below:

=========================== COM1 exists at 3FB COM2 exists at 2FB COM3 added at A000 (IRQ 11) COM4 added at A400 (IRQ 11) LPT1 exists at 378 LPT2 added at A800 (IRQ 11) ===========================

Moschip ports are installed successfully.

Step 4 : Just type "nmdosin -t" to test Moschip Serial or Parallel Ports. Need to connect external loop back connectors to the serial and parallel ports.

Found Moschip Technology pci device 9835 (00121000) Rev01 on Bus00 Slot 0A Serial Port1 at A000 : Test passed Serial Port2 at A400 : Test passed PrinterPort1 at A800 : Test passed Detected 1 pci device(s).

Step 5 : Use this command "nmdosin -a -r" to Remap the Moschip ports to legacy ports.

Found MosChip Technology pci device 9835 (00121000) Rev01 on Bus00 Slot 0A Serial Port1 at 3EB Serial Port2 at 2EB PrinterPort1 at 278 Detected 1 pci device(s). =========================== COM1 exists at 3FB COM2 exists at 2FB COM3 added at 3EB (IRQ 11) COM4 added at 2EB(IRQ 11) LPT1 exists at 378 LPT2 added at 278 (IRQ 11) ===========================

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Driver Installation Guide For MCS98XX on DOS


IV. Remap Moschip ports to customize I/O addresses: Use the following steps to remap Moschip ports to customize I/O addresses.
Step 1 : Type "edit nmconfig.cfg" and press enter to edit the contents of config file. Step 2 : You can view following information in the config file as shown below. " 0xdef 0xdef 0xdef 0xdef 0xdef 0xdef " Step 3 : Specify the required I/O address you want to change for serial / parallel ports in the config file. Step 4 : Save it and close the config file after relevant changes. Step 5 : Type "nmconfig -a -f" command to remap. Note : 1. Use only the first line in nmconfig.cfg file. Do not modify anything in rest of the lines. 2. The first four I/O addresses (Blue colour) are meant for com ports and next Two (Red colour) for Parallel ports.

V. Loop back connections: 1. Serial Loop back connection :

Female DB-9 connector - Rear view

2. Parallel Loop back connection:

Male DB-25 connector - Rear view

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