Hi,
I have an older modem that has a dip switch numbered
1 2 3 4 5 6 on/offAny idea on how to set the switches for COM 4 and IRQ 11?
Jon
Hi,
I have an older modem that has a dip switch numbered
1 2 3 4 5 6 on/offAny idea on how to set the switches for COM 4 and IRQ 11?
Jon
Are you going to give us a clue with a brand/model of modem? Otherwise only smart-alec replies are likely.
Ken
Sorry. The modem is an
SA NRTL/C LR 105521 Model FB WS - 5614JS3KV Industry Canada
All I know is that with 6 switches, there are about 2^6 possibilities. I have to turn the computer off every time I change them. I've tried a few, but no luck.
only
No prob's, was a rushed post and maybe it seemed testier than it was meant. :-)
Is this an internal or external modem? There's drivers around for a modem with that chipset, but I'm not able to (quickly - I'm getting hungry!) find a manual. Search on 'modem' and 'ws-5614js3kv', yo'll get hits and hopefully a manual.
Cheers.
Ken
Bingo! I found an answer at,
Apparently there is no IRQ 11 possible on the thing.
Thank you,
Jon
meant.
find
hopefully
"Excellent, Smithers". :-)
Cheers.
Ken
modem
Otherwise
In message , Jon writes
IRQ 11 might be a bad idea anyway. IIRC it's the shared IRQ used by PnP? If you really want to use it though, you could wire the IRQ line on the main part of the board to the edge connector finger (if it's present) for IRQ11, select IRQ3 and cut the trace to the IRQ3 finger. Are you sure the modem won't Plug and play with the right switch setting?
-- Clint Sharp
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