ADLINK Technology cPCI-3938, Manual

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Installation
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2.4 Hardware Configuration
The serial communication module has plug and play component, the card
can requests memory usage (I/O port locations) of the card which is
assigned by system BIOS. The address assignment is done on a
board-by-board basis for all serial communication cards in the system.
The jumper JP1 for the serial communication card is used for the system
to recognize the first or second card of the same model in the system if
there are two cards of the same on board.
2.5 Software Installation
2.5.1 Windows NT Installation
Once Windows NT system has been started, login using an account with
administrative right.
1. Start the [Control Panel] applet by double clicking the icon in the
[Program Managers] main group
2. In the [Control Panel] applet, double click [Network] icon to bring up
the Network Control Panel Applet (NCPA).
3. Within the NCPA, select the [Add Adaptor] button, a list of possible
adaptors should be displayed. Go to the end of this list and select
<Other> requires disk from manufacturer.
4. When prompted for the path, specify the drive and directory where
the NCPA can find the new driver for the card you install.
We may specify as follow:
A: \Nt4
5. Now, you can follow the configuration dialog boxes to install the
driver.
6. In the default condition, the TTY port is given name from “COM3”.
User can specify the start “COM” port number in installation
procedure.
7. We can install up to two same type serial communication cards in
one NT system.