AdapterId 07ff7h

AdapterName  "STB RapidRAM 2/8 Memory Board"

NumBytes 4

FixedResources
      pos[0]=XXXXXXXXb
      pos[2]=XXXXXXXXb

NamedItem
   Prompt  "BIOS ROM Segment Address"
;     Choice "Segment C000"   pos[3]=11X01000b   mem 0C000h-0C3FFh
;     Choice "Segment C400"   pos[3]=11X01010b   mem 0C400h-0C7FFh
      Choice "Segment C800"   pos[3]=11X01100b   mem 0C800h-0CBFFh
      Choice "Segment CC00"   pos[3]=11X01110b   mem 0CC00h-0CFFFh
      Choice "Segment D000"   pos[3]=11X01000b   mem 0D000h-0D3FFh
      Choice "Segment D400"   pos[3]=11X01010b   mem 0D400h-0D7FFh
      Choice "Segment D800"   pos[3]=11X01100b   mem 0D800h-0DBFFh
      Choice "Segment DC00"   pos[3]=11X01110b   mem 0DC00h-0DFFFh
      Choice "ROM Disabled"   pos[3]=11X01111b

   Help
      "The BIOS ROM on this memory adapter can be placed at
      one of 6 different memory locations or disabled entirely.
      If you have more than one RapidRAM 2/8 memory board installed
      in your system then select a non-conflicting ROM address on
      one board and 'ROM Disabled' on all other RapidRAM boards.
      Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change BIOS ROM
      assignments if you are in the 'Change configuration' window.
      Any conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk
      and must be changed if the memory is to function properly."

NamedItem
   Prompt  "Memory Wait States"
      Choice "No Wait States"  pos[3]=XX1XXXXXb
      Choice "One Wait State"  pos[3]=XX0XXXXXb

   Help
      "The memory on this adapter can be operated in a high
      speed (No Wait) mode.  Select this option for maximum
      system performance.  Select the 'One Wait' option only if
      your application programs contain code that is critically
      sensitive to program execution speed or your system does
      not support zero wait state operation.
      Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the
      memory operating speed if you are in the 'Change
      configuration' window."

NamedItem
   Prompt  "Power On Memory Test"
      Choice "Fast Test"  pos[1]=0XXXXXX0b
      Choice "Slow Test"  pos[1]=0XXXXXX1b

   Help
      "During the Power On Self Test sequence the memory on this
      adapter will automatically be tested.  Any sections of memory
      that are found to contain memory errors will be bypassed
      and replaced with functioning memory.  Normally you should
      select the 'Fast Test.'  The 'Slow Test' is a much slower,
      but more comprehensive test that may be used for initial
      board checkout,  very critical applications,  or if you
      experience memory parity checks that the standard test
      does not uncover.
      Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the memory
      test type if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."