Hardware interrupts, System i/o address map, Jumper settings – Epson Progression 4 User Manual

Page 6: Hardware interrupts system i/o address map, Epson progression 4 jumper settings

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Hardware Interrupts

System I/O Address Map

Hex address*

Assigned device

DMA

controller

020 021

Interrupt controller

master

022 024

Epson resewed function

0 4 0 - 0 4 3

Timer, 8254-2
8042 (Keyboard and mouse)

070 071 (CMOS)

Real-time clock

(non-maskable interrupt mask)

DMA page register,

OAO

Interrupt controller 2, 8259A

OCO-ODF

DMA controller
Clear math coprocessor busy

OF1

Reset math

OF8 OFF

Math coprocessor

Hard disk drive

200 207

Game

27A

Parallel printer port 3

2DF

Alternate enhanced graphics adapter

(adapter 0)

and

Data acquisition (adapter 0)

2FF

Serial port 2

Prototype card

348 357

DCA 3278

3C0 3CF

3D0 3DF
3F0

3FF

and

790 793

AE2 and AE3

Enhanced graphics adapter

Color/graphics monitor adapter

disk drive controller

Serial port 1
Data acquisition (adapter 1)
Cluster (adapter 1)

Data acquisition (adapter 2)
Cluster (adapter 2)

Hex address*

EE2 EE3

Data acquisition (adapter 3)

.

- -

1)

luster (adapter 4)

(adapter 5)

(adapter 8)

WING

,

Recommended addresses for installing devices

EPSON Progression 4

Jumper Settings

the illustration on page 3 for the location of the jumpers

on the main system board.

CPU Speed Jumper Settings

CPU speed

(33 MHz)

(25 MHz)

A

A

B

A

B

B

A

A

Factory setting according to processor external speed

do not change

these jumpers unless you replace the

chip with a

chip.

CPU

Jumper Settings

CPU type*

or

J8

B

B

B

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

B

Factory-set according to system type. You need to change jumpers

only if you have the

system and you remove the original

microprocessor chip and install a new one, or if you install a future

processor in the

or

Other Jumper Settings

Jumper

number

setting

B

B

B
A

J13

A

Factory setting

“To use a mouse connected to a port on an option card, set to B and

J12 to A. you connect another type of pointing device (such as a joy
stick) to the option card port, set both jumpers to A.

Function

Enables the built-in mouse connector
Disables the built-in mouse connector
Enables the built-in VGA display adapter
Disables the built-in VGA

adapter

A

monitor is installed

A monochrome monitor is installed
Enables a mouse or other pointing device
connected to an option card
Disables a mouse or other pointing device
connected to an option card
Disables the password
Enables the password

Reserved

EPSON Progression 4-6

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