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- AdapterID 00fdfh
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- AdapterName "NI9210 Micro Channel Network Controller"
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- NumBytes 4
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- NamedItem
- Prompt "I/O Base Address"
- choice "IOBA=300" pos[1]=00011000b io 0300h-031Fh
- choice "IOBA=400" pos[1]=00100000b io 0400h-041Fh
- choice "IOBA=500" pos[1]=00101000b io 0500h-051Fh
- choice "IOBA=600" pos[1]=00110000b io 0600h-061Fh
- choice "IOBA=700" pos[1]=00111000b io 0700h-071Fh
- choice "IOBA=800" pos[1]=01000000b io 0800h-081Fh
- choice "IOBA=900" pos[1]=01001000b io 0900h-091Fh
- choice "IOBA=A00" pos[1]=01010000b io 0A00h-0A1Fh
- choice "IOBA=B00" pos[1]=01011000b io 0B00h-0B1Fh
- choice "IOBA=C00" pos[1]=01100000b io 0C00h-0C1Fh
- choice "IOBA=D00" pos[1]=01101000b io 0D00h-0D1Fh
- choice "IOBA=E00" pos[1]=01110000b io 0E00h-0E1Fh
- choice "IOBA=F00" pos[1]=01111000b io 0F00h-0F1Fh
- choice "IOBA=1000" pos[1]=10000000b io 1000h-101Fh
- choice "IOBA=1100" pos[1]=10001000b io 1100h-111Fh
- choice "IOBA=1200" pos[1]=10010000b io 1200h-121Fh
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- Help
- "I/O Base Address. This address identifies the NI9210 within
- your PS/2's I/O Address Space. Valid addresses are in the range
- 0300(hex) to 1FE0(hex), on boundaries of 1F. No two adapter
- cards can have the same I/O base address. A conflict is marked
- by an asterisk and must be changed to use the adapter.
- Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the I/O Base
- Address if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."
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- NamedItem
- Prompt "Boot PROM Select"
- choice "Boot PROM Disable" pos[2]=xxx10001b
- choice "Boot PROM @D4000 " pos[2]=xxx10100b mem 0D4000h-0D5FFFh
- choice "Boot PROM @D6000 " pos[2]=xxx10110b mem 0D6000h-0D7FFFh
- choice "Boot PROM @D8000 " pos[2]=xxx11000b mem 0D8000h-0D9FFFh
- choice "Boot PROM @C4000 " pos[2]=xxx00100b mem 0C4000h-0C5FFFh
- Help
- "Boot PROM. The Boot PROM address is the location of the Boot
- PROM chip in your PS/2's ROM expansion area. Valid addresses are in
- the range 0C0000 (hex) to 0DFFFF (hex). No other device can have the
- same address as the Boot PROM chip. A conflict is marked by an asterisk
- and must be changed to use the adapter.
- Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the Boot PROM address,
- if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."
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- NamedItem
- Prompt "Memory Base address Select"
- choice "MBA=0C0000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=000xxxxxb mem 0C0000h-0C3FFFh
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- choice "MBA=0C4000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=001xxxxxb mem 0C4000h-0C7FFFh
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- choice "MBA=0C8000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=010xxxxxb mem 0C8000h-0CBFFFh
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- choice "MBA=0CC000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=011xxxxxb mem 0CC000h-0CFFFFh
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- choice "MBA=0D0000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=100xxxxxb mem 0D0000h-0D3FFFh
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- choice "MBA=0D4000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=101xxxxxb mem 0D4000h-0D7FFFh
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- choice "MBA=0D8000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=110xxxxxb mem 0D8000h-0DBFFFh
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- choice "MBA=0DC000" pos[3]=00000110b
- pos[2]=111xxxxxb mem 0DC000h-0DFFFFh
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- Help
- "Memory Base Address. The memory base address marks the start of the
- NI9210's RAM in the memory address space of your PS/2. Valid addresses
- for applications using DOS are only in the range 0C0000(hex) to 0DFFFF
- (hex). OS/2 applications can also use addresses in this range, and can also
- use addresses in the range 160000(hex) to FDFFFF(hex). No two adapter
- cards can have the same memory base address.
- Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk and must be
- changed to use the adapter. Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys
- to change the Memory Base address if you are in the
- 'Change configuration' window."
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- NamedItem
- Prompt "Interrupt Level Select"
- choice "IL=03 " pos[0]=xxxxx11xb int 3
- choice "IL=09 " pos[0]=xxxxx00xb int 9
- choice "IL=10 " pos[0]=xxxxx01xb int 10
- choice "IL=11 " pos[0]=xxxxx10xb int 11
- choice "Card disable" pos[0]=xxxxxxx0b
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- Help
- "IRQ Level. This setting determines the priority at which
- interrupts from the board will be processed by your PS/2's
- CPU. Only the following IRQ levels can be enabled on the
- NI9210:3, 9, 10, 11. Conflicting assignments are marked with
- an asterisk and must be changed to use the adapter.
- Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change serial port
- assignments if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."
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- NamedItem
- Prompt "Arbitration Level Select"
- choice "Bus Master Disable" pos[0]=xxxx0xxxb
- choice "ArbL=00" pos[0]=xx001xxxb arb 0
- choice "ArbL=01" pos[0]=xx011xxxb arb 1
- choice "ArbL=02" pos[0]=xx101xxxb arb 2
- choice "ArbL=03" pos[0]=xx111xxxb arb 3
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- Help
- "Arbitration Level. This setting determines the priority at which
- competing devices are granted control of the Micro Channel bus.
- Only the following arbitration levels can be enabled on the NI9210:
- 0,1,2,3. No other adapter card can have the same arbitration level
- as the NI9210. Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk
- and must be changed to use the adapter.
- Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change serial port
- assignments if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."
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- NamedItem
- Prompt "Memory Size 16K or 64K"
- choice "16k" pos[0]=1xxxxxxxb
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- Help
- "This setting informs the PS/2 of how much RAM is present on the NI9210.
- NI9210's are sold with either 16K or 64K of RAM. Use the F5=Previous
- and the F6=Next keys (from the 'Change configuration' window) to set
- this parameter to the correct value."
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