AdapterId 0086h

AdapterName  "Orchid Pro II/MC v2.0/HiColor"

NumBytes 3


FixedResources
   pos[0]=XXXX11XXb
   pos[2]=X01XXXXXb             ; place VCO in known state


NamedItem
   Prompt " Adapter ROM BIOS Address "
       choice "Address C000 x 24K     "  pos[2] = 1XXX1100b mem 0C0000h - 0C5FFFh
       choice "Address C000 x 32K + HC"  pos[2] = 1XXX1110b mem 0C0000h - 0C7FFFh
;      choice "ROM Disabled           "  pos[2] = 1XXX1111b

Help
"Select 'Address C000 x 24K' if the adapter has the standard DAC (Digital to
Analog Converter) installed. Select 'Address C000 x 32K + HC' if the adapter
has a Sierra SC11482CV/SC11483CV HICOLOR DAC installed. These RAMDACs
support 15bpp (bits per pixel) modes. The latter setting enables BIOS support
for the Sierra DAC. With the Sierra HICOLOR DAC support enabled, the adapter
ROM size increases from 24,576 bytes (24Kb) to 32,768 bytes (32Kb). These two
choices are the only ones available for this adapter. If another adapter's
resource setting is in confict then the other adapter's resource setting must
be changed to resolve the conflict."


NamedItem
   Prompt " Monitor Type "
       choice "Color                  "  pos[1] = XXXXXXX0b
       choice "Monochrome (gray scale)"  pos[1] = XXXXXXX1b

Help
"Select the choice which matches the monitor connected to the
ProDesigner II/MC. "


NamedItem
   Prompt " Vertical scan frequency @ 640x480 "
       choice "60Hz                   "   pos[1] = XXXX0X1Xb
       choice "72Hz                   "   pos[1] = XXXX1X1Xb

Help
"The ProDesigner II/MC can work with monitors that can operate at very
high vertical scan rates. These higher rates can reduce video image
flicker. If you are unsure if the monitor attached can operate at the
higher rates at this resolution, do not change this setting. Instead,
leave this setting at the default, '60Hz', then reboot the machine
into DOS. Run MCSCREEN on the ProDesigner II/MC Option and
Utility disk. This program allows you to dynamically change the
resolutions and vertical scan rates generated by the ProDesigner
II/MC. Use it to determine if the monitor can operate at the higher
rates - making a note of the what resolutions, and rates, that worked
with the monitor. Then re-run 'setup' on the reference disk and
change this setting."


NamedItem
   prompt " Vertical scan frequency @ 800x600 "
       choice "56Hz                   "   pos[1] = XX00XX1Xb
       choice "60Hz                   "   pos[1] = XX01XX1Xb
       choice "72Hz                   "   pos[1] = XX10XX1Xb

Help
"The ProDesigner II/MC can work with monitors that can operate at very
high vertical scan rates. These higher rates can reduce video image
flicker. If you are unsure if the monitor attached can operate at the
higher rates at this resolution, do not change this setting. Instead,
leave this setting at the default, '56Hz', then reboot the machine
into DOS. Run MCSCREEN on the ProDesigner II/MC Option and
Utility disk. This program allows you to dynamically change the
resolutions and vertical scan rates generated by the ProDesigner
II/MC. Use it to determine if the monitor can operate at the higher
rates - making a note of the what resolutions, and rates, that worked
with the monitor. Then re-run 'setup' on the reference disk and
change this setting."


NamedItem
   Prompt " Vertical scan frequency @ 1024x768 "
       choice "45Hz - Interlaced      " pos[1] = 00XXX01Xb
       choice "60Hz - Non-Interlaced  " pos[1] = 01XXX11Xb
       choice "70Hz - Non-Interlaced  " pos[1] = 10XXX11Xb

Help
"The ProDesigner II/MC can work with monitors that can operate at very
high vertical scan rates. These higher rates can reduce video image
flicker. If you are unsure if the monitor attached can operate at the
higher rates at this resolution, do not change this setting. Instead,
leave this setting at the default, '45Hz', then reboot the machine
into DOS. Run MCSCREEN on the ProDesigner II/MC Option and
Utility disk. This program allows you to dynamically change the
resolutions and vertical scan rates generated by the ProDesigner
II/MC. Use it to determine if the monitor can operate at the higher
rates - making a note of the what resolutions, and rates, that worked
with the monitor. Then re-run 'setup' on the reference disk and
change this setting."


NamedItem
   prompt " Video I/O Cycle Select "
       choice "Default                " pos[0] = XXXXXX0Xb
       choice "Extended               " pos[0] = XXXXXX1Xb

Help
"This setting should not be changed. It is here for use by
Orchid Technology's manufacturing division. "