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From: bruce@dannet.UUCP (Bruce Hill)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo,comp.sys.hp
Subject: Re: SIO Ports on HP400 series workstations
Summary: we have what you need
Keywords: SIO
Message-ID: <785@dannet.UUCP>
Date: 10 Jan 91 20:28:16 GMT
References: <540@eastek.oz>
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Organization: DANFORD ASSOCIATES, San Pedro, CA
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In article <540@eastek.oz>, snh@eastek.oz (Sebastien Hadjifotis) writes:
> A HP engineer informed me that this is limited to the number of AT slots
> that are available in the ISA/EISA bus cage.  Only options I have are either
> using the Serial/Parallel sold by HP (therefore I can only have 7 ports :-() or
> writing a driver for the Stallion card (over 32 ports :-)).  Has this been done
> before? I am very interested in hearing any other options.

Danford Corp. sells an AT-bus 8-port Serial Expansion Unit (SEU-3840) for the
HP400s.  Up to four of these can be put into an HP400s.  However, if you want
to use the Domain Token Ring card, you'll have to give up one of the four ISA slots.

Contact the Danford Sales Department at (213) 514-9334 for more info.

Bruce Hill
Project Manager
Danford Corp.
350 W. 5th St.
San Pedro, CA  90731  USA