Controling an ISA card

All ISAEISA cards are backward-compatible, meaning if you have an 8-bit ISA expansion card, it will work in an 8-bit or 16-bit ISA slot, or the rearmost part

Answer:Stands for Industry Standard Architecture ISA is a type of bus used in PCs for adding expansion cards For example, an ISA slot

isa slot pinout As the title says Retro hardware has gotten really expensive and I'm trying to keep an old Dyno alive It uses 4 8bit ISA cards with a DOS

isa slot uses Memory boards were inserted in the ISA slots, too The main memory was wired to the ISA bus, too, no chip set in between