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PCMCIA card standard specification 2.1 compliant |
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Client software driver for DOS & OS/2 |
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Selectable &
shareable interrupt (IRQ 3-7, 9-12, 14, 15) |
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Selectable I/O base address |
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Default automatic configuration at next available COM port & IRQ |
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Support for Windows 9x,ME,NT,2000,XP,CE, OS/2 & Linux. |
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Five
year factory warranty. |
Description

Quatech's SSP-100 is a
PC-Card 2.1 compliant Type-II PCMCIA card which adds a single
asynchronous serial interface to the host computer. The SSP-100
provides a standard RS-232 interface which is implemented with a 16550
UART to provide 16 byte transmit and receive FIFOs for increased
performance in multitasking environments and for applications
involving high data rates.
The SSP-100 will be
assigned to the lowest COM port available by default. However, users
may select the particular COM port to which the SSP-100 is assigned.
In addition, users may specify any interrupt level and any I/O space
base address for the SSP-100.
All necessary software
is included to install and configure the card for use with DOS/Windows
3.x, Windows 95/98,Windows NT 4.0 and OS/2. Support for SCO UNIX
System V is available as an option.
Suggested
Applications

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Interface to
high-speed modems, printers, scanners, plotters, mouse, etc.
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Interface to RS-232
networks
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Portable computer
applications
Specifications

Bus Interface: PCMCIA Card Standard 2.1
Physical Dimensions: Type II (5 mm)
PCMCIA card
Maximum Baud Rate: 115.2K
Power Requirements: +5 volts, 18.85
mA (typical), 25.95 mA (maximum)
Connector: Standard DSUB-9 male via a
pigtail cable off the Type II PCMCIA Card
PIN 1: Carrier Detect
PIN 2: Data Input
PIN 3: Data Output
PIN 4: Data Terminal Ready
PIN 5: Signal Ground
PIN 6: Data Set Ready
PIN 7: Request to Send
PIN 8: Clear to Send
PIN 9: Ring Indicator
Operating Systems Supported: DOS, Windows 3.1x, Windows 95,
OS/2, SCO UNIX System V
This card has been tested with the Iridium - Infosat phone under XP
and works very well.
Do you need an Express
Card version of this card? Check out the
SSPXP-100 at this link.
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