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From: peter@taronga.com (Peter da Silva)
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Subject: Mitsubishi 4-port serial card
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I have a full length 4 port serial card labelled "quad async communication"
"WSRS4B" "TOGOSHI TS-CV-O" "Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Made in Japan."

There are two jumpers blocks, labelled J5 and J6, one with 4 2-position
jumpers the other with apparently 2 3-position jumpers.

Any ideas?