Re: card identity...

[nparker@cie-2.uoregon.edu (Neil Parker)]

In article <31F611CD.1608@netreide.com> jcrouch@netride.com writes:
>[...]
>A card in slot #1 has two connectors labled Port A & Port B.  two 
>connectors labled port 1&2 are connected and terminate in two DB-25 
>female connectors.  On the card itself is this screened info: 
>GSP
>Artwork  PC19845
>Detail   PC19846
>Model    GTP-245
>Assy     PC19847
>
>There is a ZILOG Processor? Z8530 also 4 two position jumpers.
>Oh yes and a little sticker with a red '6' on it.

I don't know for sure what this is, but the Z8530 is a serial interface
chip (the same chip used in the Macintosh and the IIGS).  It provides
two serial ports, so the two connectors labelled "Port A" and "Port B"
make sense.

My suspicion is that this is some kind of fancy serial interface card.

               - Neil Parker
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