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;	File:	install/@5823.adf
;	Author:	R.J.Dunlop
;	Created:9 May 88
;
;	Chase Research Intelligent Serial I/O Controller for PS/2
;	=========================================================
;	Copyright 1988 Chase Research Limited.
;	All rights reserved.
;
;	Adapter Description File
;	Used by IBM User and Auto Configuration programs
;
;	Revision History
;
;	When	   Who		What and Why
;	====	   ===		============
;	27 Oct 88  R.J.Dunlop	Added polling mode operation (V1.01)
;

AdapterId	05823h

AdapterName	"4 Port Chase Research Intelligent Serial I/O Controller"

NumBytes	1

NamedItem
	Prompt	"Adapter Memory Location"

	Choice	"Segment C000" pos[0]=0000XXXXb mem 0C0000h - 0C1FFFh
	Choice	"Segment C200" pos[0]=0001XXXXb mem 0C2000h - 0C3FFFh
	Choice	"Segment C400" pos[0]=0010XXXXb mem 0C4000h - 0C5FFFh
	Choice	"Segment C600" pos[0]=0011XXXXb mem 0C6000h - 0C7FFFh
	Choice	"Segment C800" pos[0]=0100XXXXb mem 0C8000h - 0C9FFFh
	Choice	"Segment CA00" pos[0]=0101XXXXb mem 0CA000h - 0CBFFFh
	Choice	"Segment CC00" pos[0]=0110XXXXb mem 0CC000h - 0CDFFFh
	Choice	"Segment CE00" pos[0]=0111XXXXb mem 0CE000h - 0CFFFFh
	Choice	"Segment D000" pos[0]=1000XXXXb mem 0D0000h - 0D1FFFh
	Choice	"Segment D200" pos[0]=1001XXXXb mem 0D2000h - 0D3FFFh
	Choice	"Segment D400" pos[0]=1010XXXXb mem 0D4000h - 0D5FFFh
	Choice	"Segment D600" pos[0]=1011XXXXb mem 0D6000h - 0D7FFFh
	Choice	"Segment D800" pos[0]=1100XXXXb mem 0D8000h - 0D9FFFh
	Choice	"Segment DA00" pos[0]=1101XXXXb mem 0DA000h - 0DBFFFh
	Choice	"Segment DC00" pos[0]=1110XXXXb mem 0DC000h - 0DDFFFh
	Choice	"Segment DE00" pos[0]=1111XXXXb mem 0DE000h - 0DFFFFh

	Help
		"The I/O RAM area is used for communication
		between the main computer and the controller.
		It is important that this does not conflict
		with the BIOS ROMs or RAM provided by other
		adapter cards.
		Change the setting if a conflict occurs."

NamedItem
	Prompt	"Interrupt Request Number"

	Choice	"IRQ 11" pos[0]=XXXX100Xb int 11
	Choice	"IRQ 15" pos[0]=XXXX101Xb int 15
	Choice	"None  " pos[0]=XXXX110Xb
	Choice	"IRQ 3 " pos[0]=XXXX000Xb int 3
	Choice	"IRQ 4 " pos[0]=XXXX001Xb int 4
	Choice	"IRQ 5 " pos[0]=XXXX010Xb int 5
	Choice	"IRQ 10" pos[0]=XXXX011Xb int 10

	Help
		"The interrupt generated by the controller
		may be assigned to any of the lines given.
		This will not cause a conflict with any other
		card as the interrupt lines may be shared.
		However for the maximum efficiency of all
		cards seperate lines should be used when
		possible.
		IRQ 11 is therefore recomended for most
		standard combinations of boards."