MC IMAC Daughtercard DBI 30001214

Inner Side	Outer Side
P1,2 48 pin header U4 VLSI VL16C550-QC U5 AT&T  T 7250B MC U6-8 KM62256BLG-10	U23,24 Motorola MCM6206CJ25 U25 KM62256BLG-10 1 1

Memory Start Address
   Where the Digi MC IMAC will  reside in the host's memory map
     <"0D8000" (d800-dbff)>, 0DC000 (dc00-dfff), 0D0000 (d000-d3ff), 0D4000 (d400-d7ff), 0C8000 (c800-cbff ), 0CC000 (cc00-cfff), 0C0000 (c000-c3ff), 0C4000 (c400-c7ff), FC0000 (fc000-fc3ff), FC4000 (fc400-fc7ff), FA0000 (fa000-fa3ff), FA4000 (fa400-fa7ff), F80000 (f8000-f83ff), F84000 (f8400-f87ff)

I/O PORT Address
   Where the Digi MC IMAC will reside in the host's I/O map
    <"208h" (0208-0209)>, 228h (0228-0229), 308h (0308-0309), 328h (0328-0329), 108h (0108-0109), 118h (0118-0119), 128h (0128-0129)

Interrupt Vectors
   IRQ Lines on which the Digi MC IMAC will interrupt the host
    <"Disabled">, 11, 12, 3, 10, 5, 7, 15

The Digi DataFire and PC-IMAC ISDN adapters can be thought of as
“ISDN Ethernet cards.” The network software sees them as Ethernet adapters on a LAN. Instead of Ethernet wiring, Digi’s ISDN adapters use an ISDN connection, which can be set up as always connected or only connected when there is network information to transfer. You do not use AT commands with them. Digi uses Microsoft's Dial Up Networking GUI to make or receive calls.

Binary file name for PC-IMAC adapters (Micro Channel and ISA models):
IDP_XFS.BIN