Oh god. Fake engineer Wu is going super hard today.
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1) That's a stock photo. You have no idea what device it's a photo of.
2) The density and number of statics on the board, and it being printed on vivid red PCB mark it out as a relatively recent device. The identifiable surface mount IC marks it out as being manufactured after 2005, which means it couldn't possibly have a jumper for selecting an IRQ channel to use.
3) IRQ select would be a bank of jumpers or microswitches, not just one open/close jumper.