; ; Digital Equipment Corporation DE210/DE212 Ethernet Adapter Description ; file for PS/2 ; AdapterId 0628Dh AdapterName "Digital EtherWORKS MC Adapter (DE210/DE212)" NumBytes 3 NamedItem Prompt "Memory Address Range" Choice "D0000 to DFFFF 64K" pos[0] = XX001XXXb pos[2]=0xxxxxxxb mem 0D0000h - 0DFFFFh Choice "D8000 to DFFFF 32K" pos[0] = XX101XXXb pos[2]=0xxxxxxxb mem 0D8000h - 0DFFFFh Choice "C0000 to CFFFF 64K" pos[0] = XX000XXXb pos[2]=0xxxxxxxb mem 0C0000h - 0CFFFFh Choice "C8000 to CFFFF 32K" pos[0] = XX100XXXb pos[2]=0xxxxxxxb mem 0C8000h - 0CFFFFh Choice "E0000 to EFFFF 64K" pos[0] = XX010XXXb pos[2]=0xxxxxxxb mem 0E0000h - 0EFFFFh Choice "E8000 to EFFFF 32K" pos[0] = XX110XXXb pos[2]=0xxxxxxxb mem 0E8000h - 0EFFFFh Choice "C0000 to C3FFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X000000b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0C0000h - 0C3FFFh Choice "C4000 to C7FFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X000100b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0C4000h - 0C7FFFh Choice "C8000 to CBFFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X001000b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0C8000h - 0CBFFFh Choice "CC000 to CFFFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X001100b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0CC000h - 0CFFFFh Choice "D0000 to D3FFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X010000b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0D0000h - 0D3FFFh Choice "D4000 to D7FFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X010100b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0D4000h - 0D7FFFh Choice "D8000 to DBFFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X011000b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0D8000h - 0DBFFFh Choice "DC000 to DFFFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X011100b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0DC000h - 0DFFFFh Choice "E0000 to E3FFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X100000b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0E0000h - 0E3FFFh Choice "E4000 to E7FFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X100100b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0E4000h - 0E7FFFh Choice "E8000 to EBFFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X101000b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0E8000h - 0EBFFFh Choice "EC000 to EFFFF 16K" pos[2] = 1X101100b pos[0]=xxxxxxxxb mem 0EC000h - 0EFFFFh Help "Memory address selects the memory size and location for the EtherWORKS adapter. Do not select a memory address range that another PS/2 adapter uses. Note that C0000, D0000 and E0000 specify 64 Kbytes of memory. C8000, D8000 and E8000 specify 32 Kbytes of memory. Also you can specify 16 Kbytes of memory ranging from C0000-CC000, D0000-DC000, E0000-EC000 on 16 Kbyte boundries. Even though you have the option of specifying either 32 Kbytes or 64 Kbytes, you should specify 64 Kbytes when the PS/2 has enough memory. Specify 32 Kbytes or 16Kbytes only when the PS/2 does not have 64 Kbytes of memory available. For more information, see the DE210/DE212 Owner's Manual." NamedItem Prompt "I/O Address Range" Choice "2C00 to 2C0F" pos[0] = XXXXX00Xb io 02C00h - 02C0Fh Choice "2C10 to 2C1F" pos[0] = XXXXX01Xb io 02C10h - 02C1Fh Choice "2C20 to 2C2F" pos[0] = XXXXX10Xb io 02C20h - 02C2Fh Choice "2C30 to 2C3F" pos[0] = XXXXX11Xb io 02C30h - 02C3Fh Help "The four possible selections are: 2C00, 2C10, 2C20 or 2C30. Do not select an I/O address range that another PS/2 adapter uses. If you do not know whether one or more of these ranges is/are used by other adapters, view their configurations with System Configuration." NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level" Choice "05" pos[1] = XXXX0010b int 5 Choice "09" pos[1] = XXXX0001b int 9 Choice "10" pos[1] = XXXX0100b int 10 Choice "11" pos[1] = XXXX1000b int 11 Help "Interrupt Number lets you select the interrupt request line of the EtherWORKS adapter. The default interrupt number is 5, but you may need to change this setting if a different adapter uses this number. The EtherWORKS adapter is compatible with any of the following values: 5, 9, 10 or 11." NamedItem Prompt "Remote Boot" Choice "Disabled" pos[1] = XXX0XXXXb Choice "Enabled" pos[1] = XXX1XXXXb Help "Remote Boot lets you enable or disable the remote boot feature of the EtherWORKS adapter. When remote boot is enabled, you can boot your PS/2 from a virtual disk located on a DECnet/PCSA server. See your system administrator for help in setting up a virtual disk for remote boot." NamedItem Prompt "Remote Boot Timeout" Choice "30 sec." pos[1] = XX1XXXXXb Choice "2.5 min." pos[1] = XX0XXXXXb Help "Remote Boot Timeout selects the total time the EtherWORKS Adapter will wait for a remote boot response. The default timeout is 30 seconds, but you can select 2.5 minutes if more time is needed to remote boot your personal computer."