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General description

PBXDA PCXBJ is a PCI serial lines adapter based on the AccelePort 2R 920, 4R 920, 8R 920 and Xem DIGI adapterscontroller for emulation of AlphaStation Sound Card AD1848.


Note

"PulseAudio" package of the very last version available must be installed on CHARON host for supporing audio playback. Refer for "PulseAudio" page for obtaining the package and details of its installation.


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Loading PCXBJ audio adapter

Syntax for loading PBXDA (AccelePort 2r 920) serial lines adapterPCXBJ audio adapter:

Controller typeMaximum number of lines
PBXDA 2
PBXDA_BA4
PBXDA_BB8
PBXDA_AC16

load PBXDA/DIGI <name>

Syntax for loading PBXDA_BA (AccelePort 4r 920)  serial lines adapter:

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load PBXDA_BA/DIGI <name>

Syntax for loading PBXDA_BB (AccelePort 8r 920) serial lines adapter:

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load PBXDA_BB/DIGI <name>

Syntax for loading PBXDA_AC (AccelePort Xem) serial lines adapter:

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load PBXDA_AC/DIGI <name>

Example:

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The adapter instance name ("TXA" in the example above) is used then for parametrization, for example:

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The numbers in the square brackets represent line number on the virtual PBXDA adapter starting from 0.

PCXBJ <name>

Example:

load PCXBJ AUA


DIGI drivers for OpenVMS and Tru64 are sensitive to PBXDA location on PCI, therefore it is recommended to fix PBXDA location with explcit configuration.

For example:

Info

All the parameters described in the "Placement of peripheral devices on PCI bus", such as "bus", "device", "function", "irq", "irq_bus" are applicable for PBXDA for PCXBJ controller.

Note
load PBXDA TXA bus=pci_1 device=4 function=0

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Configuration parameters

The PBXDA serial lines adapter emulation has the following configuration parameters:

port

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Specifies a local port for incoming telnet connections

By default the "port" configuration option is not specified.

Syntax:

port[line-number]=<local port>

Example:

set TXA port[2]=17060

line

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A defined TTY port on host system:

SyntaxDescription
"/dev/tty<N>"Virtual serial lines
"/dev/ttyS<N>"Onboard serial lines
"/dev/ttyUSB<N>"Modem or USB serial lines adapters
"/dev/tty<XXX>"Proprietary (depending on a driver) devices such as DIGI or MOXA cards

Example:

set TXA line[2]="/dev/ttyS1"

Note

A specific account for running CHARON ("charon") does not allow usage of physical consoles "/dev/tty<N>" as CHARON consoles. If you plan to map CHARON console to "/dev/tty<N>" use only "root" account for CHARON running.

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"ttyY" notation specifics

Note that the "ttyY" notation can have different forms depending on the nature of the device used:

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"/dev/tty<N>"

where N is from 0 to 11

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Those tty devices must be free from the Linux "getty/mgetty" and similar programs (specified in "/etc/inittab")

Example:

"/dev/tty1"

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"/dev/ttyS<N>"

where N is a number

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Example:

"/dev/ttyS1"

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"/dev/tty<XXX>"

where XXX is a complex letter/number notation

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Example for a first port of a MOXA card:

"/dev/ttyR01"

Example for a first port of a DIGI card:

"/dev/ttyaa"

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"/dev/ttyUSB<N>"

where N is a number

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Example:

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Once the controller is loaded it uses the host default audio card for audio playback.