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INSTALLING NETWORK INTERFACE BOARDS
Changing the I/O Port Address on the DDM/Network Interface
Board
C-18
Note: If the default I/O port address setting (3CC0) does not
conflict with the I/O port address of another device in
your PC, you can skip this section.
The board's I/O port address is set with a switch located at the top
right of the board (near the back plate). The switch has eight sliding
DIP switches. A switch in the up position is a logical 0 (off), and a
switch in the down position is a logical 1 (on).
The I/O port address takes the form:
xyz0
where:
x is designated with switches 7 and 8 and can be digits 0, 1, 2,
or 3.
y is designated with switches 3 through 6 and can be digits 0
through F.
z is designated with switches 1 and 2 and can be digits 00, 40, 80,
or C0.
0 (the last digit) is constant and has no associated switches.
I/O port addresses are expressed in hexadecimal and can be
assigned a value from 0000 to 3FC0 in increments of 16
(10 hexadecimal).
The default I/O port address setting (3CC0) is illustrated below:
1
2
0
z
Left
3
4
5
6
7
8
y
x
Logical 0
Logical 1
Right
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