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KING PUZZLE SUPER I/O CARD

  Data bus:                  16-bit, ISA/32-Bit VL-Bus

  Size:                      Half-length, half-height card (3/4 with
                             daughter board)

  Hard drive supported:      Two IDE(AT) interface drives

  Floppy drives supported:   Two 360KB, 720KB, 1.2MB, or 1.44MB drives

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                           CONNECTIONS

                   Function                         Location

  40-pin ISA IDE(AT) connector                        CN1

  34-pin floppy drive connector                       CN2

  40-pin security/anti-virus connector                CN3

  16-pin game port                                    CN4

  10-pin serial port 1 - internal                     CN5

  10-pin serial port 2 - internal                     CN6

  25-pin parallel port - external                     CN7

  20-pin VL-ISA connector                          CN8 & CN9

  40-pin VL IDE(AT) connector                         CN10

  2-pin connector - ISA-IDE drive active LED          CN11

  2-pin connector - VL-IDE drive active LED           JP1

                        USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS

                Function                     Location         Setting

  »   IDE interface enabled               J1/pins 2 & 3        closed

      IDE interface disabled              J1/pins 1 & 2        closed

  »   Floppy drive enabled                J2/pins 2 & 3        closed

      Floppy drive disabled               J2/pins 1 & 2        closed

  »   Floppy drives order is A:, B:       J3/pins 2 & 3        closed

      Floppy drives order is B:, A:       J3/pins 1 & 2        closed

  »   Serial port 1 IRQ4 select           J10/pins 2 & 3       closed

      Serial port 1 IRQ3 select           J10/pins 1 & 2       closed

  »   Serial port 2 IRQ3 select           J11/pins 2 & 3       closed

      Serial port 2 IRQ4 select           J11/pins 1 & 2       closed

  »   Parallel port IRQ7 select           J12/pins 1 & 2       closed

      Parallel port IRQ5 select           J12/pins 2 & 3       select

  »   Game port enabled                        J13             closed

      Game port disabled                       J13              open

  »   Parallel port is uni-directional         J14             closed

      Parallel port is bi-directional          J14              open

                        SERIAL PORT 1 CONFIGURATION

           Address                     J4                     J5

  »        3F8h (COM1)         pins 2 & 3 closed      pins 1 & 2 closed

           3E8h (COM3)         pins 1 & 2 closed      pins 2 & 3 closed

            Disabled           pins 1 & 2 closed      pins 1 & 2 closed

                        SERIAL PORT 2 CONFIGURATION

           Address                     J6                     J7

  »        2F8h (COM2)         pins 2 & 3 closed      pins 1 & 2 closed

           2E8h (COM4)         pins 1 & 2 closed      pins 2 & 3 closed

            Disabled           pins 1 & 2 closed      pins 1 & 2 closed

                        PARALLEL PORT CONFIGURATION

           Address                     J8                     J9

  »        378h (LPT2)         pins 1 & 2 closed      pins 2 & 3 closed

           278h (LPT3)         pins 2 & 3 closed      pins 1 & 2 closed

           3BCh (LPT1)         pins 2 & 3 closed      pins 2 & 3 closed

            Disabled           pins 1 & 2 closed      pins 1 & 2 closed

               VL-IDE DRIVE SPEED CONFIGURATION

        Speed               JP2/A                JP2/B

       Speed 0         pins 1 & 2 closed   pins 1 & 2 closed

       Speed 1         pins 2 & 3 closed   pins 1 & 2 closed

       Speed 2         pins 1 & 2 closed   pins 2 & 3 closed

       Speed 3         pins 2 & 3 closed   pins 2 & 3 closed

                            MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

           Jumper settings do not affect the VL-IDE controller.

    When using the ISA-IDE controller the VL-IDE daughter board must be
                        disconnect. When using the

        VL-IDE connector it is not necessary to disable the ISA-IDE