Vscom H series User manual

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User Manual VScom PCI Cards

VScom H-Series Card

Edition: February 2010

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Contents

1 Overview 6

2 Introduction 6

2.1 Features ........................................... 6

2.2 Product Speciﬁcations ................................... 7

2.2.1 VScom 200H UPCI ................................. 7

2.2.2 VScom 400H UPCI ................................. 8

2.2.3 VScom 800H UPCI ................................. 9

2.2.4 VScom 011H UPCI ................................. 10

2.2.5 VScom 110H PCI .................................. 11

2.2.6 VScom 210H PCI .................................. 12

2.2.7 VScom 410H PCI .................................. 13

2.2.8 VScom 400H RJ45 PCI .............................. 14

2.2.9 VScom 021H PCI .................................. 15

2.3 Packing List ......................................... 15

2.4 About this Manual ..................................... 16

3 Hardware Conﬁguration 16

3.1 VScom 200H UPCI ..................................... 16

3.2 VScom 400H UPCI ..................................... 17

3.3 VScom 800H UPCI ..................................... 17

3.4 VScom 210H PCI ...................................... 17

3.5 VScom 410H PCI ...................................... 17

3.6 VScom 400H RJ45 PCI .................................. 17

3.7 VScom 021H PCI ...................................... 18

4 Windows Driver 19

4.1 Installing the Drivers .................................... 19

4.1.1 Install in Windows 9x, 2000, XP and Vista ................... 19

4.1.2 Install in Windows 7 ................................ 20

4.1.3 Verify the Installation ............................... 22

About assigned port numbers ........................... 22

4.1.4 Removing the Software in Windows 9x, 2000, XP and Vista .......... 23

4.1.5 Removing the Software in Windows 7 ...................... 23

4.2 Card and Port Conﬁguration ............................... 25

4.2.1 Card and Ports in Device Manager ........................ 25

4.2.2 Card Advanced Settings .............................. 27

4.2.3 Ports Conﬁguration ................................ 28

VScom Standard Port Settings .......................... 29

VScom Advanced Port Settings .......................... 30

Enhanced Software Settings ............................ 34

Automatic Software Flow Control ........................ 35

Automatic Hardware Flow Control by RTS/CTS ................ 37

Automatic Hardware Flow Control by DTR/DSR ................ 38

4.3 Windows NT 4.0 ...................................... 39

4.3.1 Installing in Windows NT 4.0 ........................... 40

Automatic Detection of PCI Cards ........................ 40

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List of Figures

Conﬁguration via Control Panel ......................... 41

System Conﬁguration ............................... 41

Card and Port Conﬁguration ........................... 41

Uninstall Drivers from Windows NT ....................... 42

Checking Installation in Windows NT ...................... 42

5 Linux Driver 43

5.1 Manual Installation ..................................... 43

5.2 Automatic Installation ................................... 43

5.2.1 Known Cards .................................... 43

5.2.2 New Models ..................................... 44

5.3 Problems since Kernel 2.6 ................................. 44

5.3.1 Compile a new Kernel ............................... 44

5.3.2 Kernel Start Parameters .............................. 44

5.4 Card Hardware Parameters ................................ 45

6 Connector Deﬁnitions 47

6.1 DB62 female ........................................ 47

6.2 DB37 female ........................................ 48

6.3 DB9 male .......................................... 49

6.4 DB25 male RS 232 ..................................... 49

6.5 DB25 female parallel (LPT) ................................ 50

6.6 DB25 female RS 232 .................................... 50

6.7 RJ45 for RS 232 ....................................... 51

7 History 52

List of Figures

1 VScom 200H UPCI ..................................... 7

2 VScom 400H UPCI ..................................... 8

3 VScom 800H UPCI ..................................... 9

4 VScom 011H UPCI ..................................... 10

5 VScom 110H PCI ...................................... 11

6 VScom 210H PCI ...................................... 12

7 VScom 410H PCI ...................................... 13

8 VScom 400H RJ45 PCI .................................. 14

9 VScom 021H PCI ...................................... 15

10 Windows 7 Installation ................................... 21

11 Driver Installation Target ................................. 21

12 Windows 7 Installing Drivers ............................... 22

13 Windows 7 Driver Removal ................................ 24

14 Windows 7 Drivers removed ................................ 25

15 Cards and Ports in Device Manager ........................... 26

16 Card Advanced Properties ................................. 27

17 Port Renaming ....................................... 28

18 Standard Settings ...................................... 29

19 Advanced Settings 16C950 ................................. 30

20 Advanced Settings 16C550A ................................ 32

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List of Tables

21 UART Types ........................................ 32

22 Software Settings ...................................... 34

23 Auto XON/XOFF ..................................... 35

24 Auto RTS/CTS ....................................... 37

25 Auto DTR/DSR ...................................... 38

26 Auto-DTR Modes ..................................... 39

27 NT Plug & Play ....................................... 40

28 NT Device list ....................................... 41

29 DB62 female Connector .................................. 47

30 DB37 female Connector .................................. 48

31 DB9 male Connector .................................... 49

32 DB25 male RS 232 ..................................... 49

33 DB25 female LPT ..................................... 50

34 RJ45 for RS 232 ....................................... 51

List of Tables

1 Features of VScom UPCI models ............................. 7

2 Features of VScom 200H UPCI .............................. 7

3 Features of VScom 400H UPCI .............................. 8

4 Features of VScom 800H UPCI .............................. 9

5 Features of VScom 011H UPCI .............................. 10

6 Features of VScom 110H PCI ............................... 11

7 Features of VScom 210H PCI ............................... 12

8 Features of VScom 410H PCI ............................... 13

9 Features of VScom 400H RJ45 PCI ............................ 14

10 Features of VScom 021H PCI ............................... 15

11 JP1 for two Speeds ..................................... 16

12 JP1 for four Speeds ..................................... 17

13 Kernel Compile Options .................................. 44

14 Hardware Parameters ................................... 46

15 DB62 female Connector .................................. 47

16 DB37 female Connector .................................. 48

17 DB9 male Connector .................................... 49

18 DB25 male RS 232 ..................................... 49

19 DB25 parallel Connector .................................. 50

20 DB25 female RS 232 .................................... 50

21 RJ45 for RS 232 ....................................... 51

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2 Introduction

1 Overview

VScom provides several models of serial port cards for the classic PCI bus. This bus will be replaced

by PCIe in the future, but it is still suﬃcient for many cards with low system demand. Serial and

parallel ports are examples of such devices. VScom has developed PCI serial and parallel cards since

the PCI bus entered the market, and now oﬀers models ranging from one to eight serial ports. The

cards are designed to control industrial hardware via asynchronous serial ports, as many software

requires today. There are also models with one and two parallel ports.

The VScom UPCI cards are designed universal, they operate in the classic 5V signaling environ-

ment, as well as 3.3V PCI slots. Even the slightly newer PCI-X bus slots may be used to install and

operate the card and the ports. Some models are restricted to 5V PCI slots for electrical reasons.

The supplied drivers for Windows operating system install the ports into the Windows API, so

they appear as the usual Com and LPT ports software requires. A rich set of driver options is

conﬁgured via the Device Manager in Windows. The driver allows to conﬁgure the serial ports for

a bitrate of up to 3.6 Mbps. Of course RS 232 can not reliably transport very high bitrates, even

under best conditions 1 Mbit/s is the limit. As the result of the very high maximum bitrate, there

is no bitrate below 1 Mbit/s which the cards can not generate. No matter which conﬁguration the

hardware requires, the VScom UPCI H-series cards deliver it.

2 Introduction

This manual describes the hardware of VScom UPCI H-series cards. UPCI is the name used in

VScom products for Universal PCI products. Also the Windows driver for these cards is described

in detail.

2.1 Features

•Universal PCI 33 MHz

•Serial port interface RS 232

•Max 3.6 Mbps

•Huge FIFO buﬀers 128 Byte

•Drivers for Windows™operating system

•Supported by Linux

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2 Introduction

2.2 Product Speciﬁcations

The VScom UPCI cards share some common properties, the most important diﬀerence is the

number of serial and parallel ports. The maximum speed is 3.6 Mbit/s, but this is theoretical

because the electrical interface RS 232 is not capable of such transmission rates.

Bus interface Universal PCI 5V and 3.3V signals, 33MHz

Serial Ports 0 to 8 RS 232

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, RI, GND

Max. Bitrates Theoretical 3.6 Mbit/s

Eﬀective 1 Mbit/s

Serial conﬁgurations Data bits 5, 6, 7, 8

Parity None, Odd, Even, Mark, Space

Stop bits 1, 1.5, 2

FIFO size 128 Bytes For transmit and receive each

Parallel Ports 0 to 2 SPP, PS/2, EPP, ECP

Table 1: Features of VScom UPCI models

2.2.1 VScom 200H UPCI

The VScom 200H UPCI card features two serial ports, available via a universal PCI slot.

Figure 1: VScom 200H UPCI

Serial Ports 2 RS 232

Connectors 2×DB9 male Standard (6.3)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, RI, GND

Table 2: Features of VScom 200H UPCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.2 VScom 400H UPCI

The VScom 400H UPCI card features four serial ports, available via a universal PCI slot.

Figure 2: VScom 400H UPCI

A model for Low Proﬁle cases is available.

Serial Ports 4 RS 232

Connectors 4×DB9 male 2 on the card, 2 on extra bracket (6.3)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, RI, GND

Table 3: Features of VScom 400H UPCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.3 VScom 800H UPCI

The VScom 800H UPCI card features eight serial ports, available via a universal PCI slot. All

eight serial ports share one common connector DB62-female. For signal assignment see 6.1.

An adapter cable to eight times DB9-male is not provided, customers can choose from several

connection options. There are Octopus-type cables to DB9 and DB25, male and female. There are

also connection boxes for DB9 male, or DB25 male and female. Also converter boxes to RS 422

and RS 485 are possible.

Figure 3: VScom 800H UPCI

A model for Low Proﬁle cases is available.

Serial Ports 8 RS 232

Connectors 1×DB62 female Adapter not included (6.1)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, GND

Table 4: Features of VScom 800H UPCI

Note: There is no RI signal, because no pins are available for this on the DB62 connector.

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2 Introduction

2.2.4 VScom 011H UPCI

The VScom 011H UPCI card features one parallel port, available via a universal PCI slot.

Figure 4: VScom 011H UPCI

A model for Low Proﬁle cases is available.

Parallel Ports 1 SPP, PS/2, EPP, ECP

Connectors 1×DB25 female

Signals LPT Standard for LPT (6.5)

Table 5: Features of VScom 011H UPCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.5 VScom 110H PCI

The VScom 110H PCI card features one serial and one parallel port, available via a classic 5V PCI

slot.

Figure 5: VScom 110H PCI

Bus 5V PCI Classic slots only

Serial Ports 1 RS 232

Connectors 1×DB9 male Standard (6.3)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, RI, GND

Parallel Ports 1 SPP, PS/2, EPP

Connectors 1×DB25 female

Signals LPT Standard for LPT (6.5)

Table 6: Features of VScom 110H PCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.6 VScom 210H PCI

The VScom 210H PCI card features two serial ports and one parallel port, available via a classic

5V PCI slot.

Figure 6: VScom 210H PCI

Bus 5V PCI Classic slots only

Serial Ports 2 RS 232

Connectors 2×DB9 male Standard (6.3)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, RI, GND

Parallel Ports 1 SPP, PS/2, EPP, ECP

Connectors 1×DB25 female Extra bracket

Signals LPT Standard for LPT (6.5)

Table 7: Features of VScom 210H PCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.7 VScom 410H PCI

The VScom 410H PCI card features four serial ports and one parallel port, available via a classic

5V PCI slot. All four serial ports share one common connector DB37-female. For signal assignment

see 6.2.

An adapter cable to four times DB9-male is provided, customers can order several other connection

options.

Figure 7: VScom 410H PCI

Bus 5V PCI Classic slots only

Serial Ports 4 RS 232

Connectors 1×DB37 female Adapter to 4×DB9 male included (6.2)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, RI, GND

Parallel Ports 1 SPP, PS/2, EPP

Connectors 1×DB25 female Extra bracket

Signals LPT Standard for LPT

Table 8: Features of VScom 410H PCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.8 VScom 400H RJ45 PCI

The VScom 400H RJ45 PCI card features four serial ports, available via a classic 5V PCI slot. To

place all four serial ports to the bracket only, each port is provided by an RJ45 connector. Optional

available are ready made adapter cables to DB9 male, but usually the cables are conﬁgured by the

customer himself.

Figure 8: VScom 400H RJ45 PCI

Serial Ports 4 RS 232

Connectors 4×RJ45 4 on the card (21)

Signals RS 232 RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, GND

Table 9: Features of VScom 400H RJ45 PCI

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2 Introduction

2.2.9 VScom 021H PCI

The VScom 021H PCI card features two parallel ports, available via a classic 5V PCI slot.

Figure 9: VScom 021H PCI

A model for Low Proﬁle cases is available.

Bus 5V PCI Classic slots only

Parallel Ports 2 SPP, PS/2, EPP, ECP

Connectors 1×DB25 female 1 on card, 1 on second bracket

Signals LPT Standard for LPT (6.5)

Table 10: Features of VScom 021H PCI

2.3 Packing List

All models are shipped with a driver CD-ROM, which includes the documentation and the driver

software.

VScom 400H UPCI An extra bracket for third and fourth serial port is included.

VScom 021H PCI An extra bracket for the second parallel port is included.

VScom 210H PCI An extra bracket for the second serial port is included.

VScom 410H PCI An extra bracket for the parallel port is included.

An adapter cable from DB37 to four times DB9 is included.

VScom 400H RJ45 PCI Optional included are four adapter cables RJ45 to DB9.

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3 Hardware Conﬁguration

2.4 About this Manual

This manual describes the hardware of VScom H-Series Cards, as well as signal assignments. There

is at most one conﬁguration option for customers.

The part describing the driver is generic for all VScom PCI cards, the same in all manuals. It

will describe options not available on your VScom H-Series Card. Just ignore such sections. Also

Windows NT and even older versions of Windows operating system are mentioned.

The screen shots in this manual are made on an English language version of Windows XP. It is not

diﬃcult to ﬁnd the appropriate part in any other language version of Windows.

The current version of the driver is 3.1.2.

3 Hardware Conﬁguration

There are not much conﬁguration options on the VScom UPCI cards, since PCI is a Plug and Play

system. System parameters like address or IRQ are not deﬁned by hardware, they are assigned

by software. Some models of VScom UPCI cards allow to change the clock frequency of the serial

ports. This is available as “compatibility speed mode”, conﬁgured by a separate jumper.

The H-series cards are based on a 16C950 type UART, which has many advantages over the more

commonly used 16C550A and compatible devices. Given a certain crystal frequency the maximum

bitrate is four times as high as on a 16C550A. Since the speed conﬁguration is for software which

is not aware of the added options in a 16C950, the maximum bitrate is given in 16C550A mode.

This is 921,600 bps, when the top speed option is selected (which is by default).

Some models provide too many ports for placing them all on the bracket attached to the card.

There are extra brackets with additional ports, connected via cable.

3.1 VScom 200H UPCI

Right below the crystal is the compatibility speed header JP1. This is used to conﬁgure the

maximum bitrate of the serial ports, please see table 11.

Pins max. Bitrate Remark

2–3 921,600 Default conﬁguration

1–2 115,200 Compatibility option

Table 11: JP1 for two Speeds

The mentioned pins have to be connected by a cap to conﬁgure the operation mode. Make sure

there is a cap placed in any of the two allowed positions, otherwise the ports will not operate. When

the conﬁguration has been changed, the driver for Windows has to learn this. In the Advanced

panel click on the “Check” button (4.2.2).

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3 Hardware Conﬁguration

3.2 VScom 400H UPCI

The third and fourth serial ports are connected via ﬂat ribbon cable to the pin headers CN3 and

CN4. Make sure the orientation of the connector is correct, the colored ribbon has to be aligned

with pin 1.

The maximum bitrate of the VScom 400H UPCI is conﬁgured in exactly the same way as the 200H

card, so please read in 3.1 above.

3.3 VScom 800H UPCI

Right below the crystal is the compatibility speed header JP1. This is used to conﬁgure the

maximum bitrate of the serial ports. It is a block of eight pins, numbered top down and left to

right. Please see table 12.

Pins max. Bitrate Remark

1–2 921,600 Default conﬁguration, leftmost

3–4 460,800

5–6 230,400

7–8 115,200 Compatibility option, rightmost

Table 12: JP1 for four Speeds

The mentioned pins have to be connected by a cap to conﬁgure the operation mode. Make sure

there is a cap placed in any of the four allowed positions, otherwise the ports will not operate. When

the conﬁguration has been changed, the driver for Windows has to learn this. In the Advanced

panel click on the “Check” button (4.2.2).

3.4 VScom 210H PCI

The parallel port is connected via ﬂat ribbon cable to the pin header. Make sure the orientation

of the connector is correct, the colored ribbon has to be aligned with pin 1.

3.5 VScom 410H PCI

The parallel port is connected via ﬂat ribbon cable to the pin header. Make sure the orientation

of the connector is correct, the colored ribbon has to be aligned with pin 1.

3.6 VScom 400H RJ45 PCI

Right below the crystal is the compatibility speed header JP1. This is used to conﬁgure the

maximum bitrate of the serial ports. It is identical with the conﬁguration on VScom 800H UPC,

so please check out section 3.3.

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3 Hardware Conﬁguration

3.7 VScom 021H PCI

The second parallel port is connected via ﬂat ribbon cable to the pin header. Make sure the

orientation of the connector is correct, the colored ribbon has to be aligned with pin 1.

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4 Windows Driver

This chapter of the manual documents the drivers for Windows Operating Systems. The driver

is basically the same for all the VScom PCI cards available, independent of the model. As one

consequence there is only one driver for download, linked to from all the products. It does not

matter which link you use.

When Windows loads the driver, the type of card is identiﬁed. The driver adapts to the options

available on the certain card, and disables or hides other options. Because of the great similarity

of the products, users ﬁnd the options always at the same positions, they do not have to learn each

product individually.

The following text is common to all cards, important diﬀerences are mentioned when necessary.

When a described option is not available on your product, this is not an error. This option is just

not oﬀered by your hardware.

The manual ﬁrst describes the process of installing the driver software, followed by instructions

for removing the drivers in the unlikely case you whish to do this. The drivers still support very

old phased out products, as well as old Windows versions 95 to ME (9x strand) and NT. The

old Windows systems are no longer supported by Microsoft, so there may be hidden problems on

your computer. These may cause the VScom cards to malfunction in your system. Said that, we

can not guarantee the old products operate reliably, and also modern products may have unex-

pected behaviour in old operating systems. The old operating systems are just mentioned in the

following.

Many VScom cards may be installed simultaneously. In fact the driver does not limit the number

of cards installed, Windows does. In Windows 9x the maximum number of serial or parallel ports

installed is 127, in Windows NT or later the limit is 256 ports of serial or parallel kind.

The current version of the driver is 3.1.2.

4.1 Installing the Drivers

Windows Systems perform the hardware detection by Plug & Play, you do not have to conﬁgure

the card in any way. Special DIP switches as described above of course are an exception.

Windows NT performs diﬀerent, this is described later (section 4.3).

4.1.1 Install in Windows 9x1, 2000, XP and Vista

1. Install the card in your system and boot Windows.

2. Log on to an account with administrative privileges.

In Windows 95/98/98SE/ME each account is appropriate,

Windows NT is handled extra below.

3. Windows will automatically detect the VScom H-Series Card.

4. The “Add New Hardware Wizard” dialog box appears and searches for new drivers for the

VScom H-Series Card.

1Windows 95 up to Windows ME

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4 Windows Driver

5. Click on “Next”.

6. From the listed box, choose “Search for the best driver for your device”.

7. Click on “Next”.

8. If not done already, insert the driver CD into the CD-ROM drive.

9. From the generated choices, choose “CD-ROM drive”.

10. Windows searches for the driver, and detects the .inf-ﬁle on the CD. It is ready to install the

driver for VScom H-Series Card.

Click on “Next”.

11. On some systems Windows may claim about a “Missing digital signature”. This is not an

error, just “Continue”.

12. Click on Finish.

13. Windows now detects the COM ports on the VScom H-Series Card.

14. If Windows requests the driver disk again, point to the directory named after your operating

system, e.g. “Windows XP (32 bit)”.

15. Windows will copy and install the driver for the new PCI serial ports.

16. You might be asked to restart your computer in the process. We suggest to wait with until

all components (cards and serial ports) are completely installed, and restart then.

4.1.2 Install in Windows 7

Windows 7 looks diﬀerent when installing drivers. It seems it is very diﬀerent from the other

Plug & Play enabled versions. But this is a deception.

When detecting new hardware Windows ﬁrst visits the website of Windows Update to ﬁnd a suitable

driver, which shall be installed. If none is found, Windows searches the local system for the required

driver, and loads it. If also there is none, this would be the time to pop-up the “Add New Hardware

Wizard”, so the user can supply a driver. And this step does not happen in Windows 7, the Wizard

does not appear2.

Instead Microsoft decided to have the user run an installation program for the hardware. This

software will install all the driver ﬁles to the system, and then initiates a hardware detection

process. This installation program in version 3.3.0.15 is available for all cards.

The following assumes the card is already installed in a slot.

1. Start the installation program. On the CD-ROM this is named vscompci.exe, and vscomp-

cix64.exe for the x64 Edition of Windows 7. For download from download it is available as

a self-extracting ﬁle, which detects the system automatically. This is the program, click on

“Install”.

2It is still available using some tricks

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