home *** CD-ROM | disk | FTP | other *** search
/ InfoMagic Internet Tools 1995 April / Internet Tools.iso / dos_win / lanman / drivers / os2 / UBNEA / UBNEAO.ZIP / @702F.ADF next >
Encoding:
PS/2 MicroChannel Adapter Description  |  1990-12-13  |  5.7 KB  |  109 lines
  1. ;******************************************************************************
  2. ;*                        Tiara Computer Systems, Inc.                        *
  3. ;*                             2700 Garcia Avenue                             *
  4. ;*                          Mountain View, CA  94043                          *
  5. ;*                                                                            *
  6. ;*                 Micro Channel Adapter Configuration File                   *
  7. ;*                                                                            *
  8. ;*                                                                            *
  9. ;*      Adapter : Ungermann-Bass Access/MC-16 10BT   ( AUI / 10BaseT UTP )    *
  10. ;*      Engineer: Don Stone                                                   *
  11. ;*                                                                            *
  12. ;*      File    : @702F.ADF             ( Based on @6000.ADF )                *
  13. ;*      Author  : Barry J. Rose                                               *
  14. ;*                                                                            *
  15. ;*      Revised : 05-Dec-1990                                                 *
  16. ;*                                                                            *
  17. ;******************************************************************************
  18.  
  19. adapterid 0702Fh
  20.  
  21. adaptername "Ungermann-Bass Access/MC-16 10BT  ( AUI / 10BaseT UTP ) Adapter"
  22.  
  23. numbytes 4
  24.  
  25. fixedresources          pos[3]=110XXXXXb
  26.  
  27. nameditem
  28.  
  29.         prompt "Base I/O Port Address Select"
  30.  
  31.         choice "Base I/O Port 1200"     pos[0]=0000XXXXb    io 1200h-121Fh
  32.         choice "Base I/O Port 1220"     pos[0]=0001XXXXb    io 1220h-123Fh
  33.         choice "Base I/O Port 1240"     pos[0]=0010XXXXb    io 1240h-125Fh
  34.         choice "Base I/O Port 1260"     pos[0]=0011XXXXb    io 1260h-127Fh
  35.         choice "Base I/O Port 1280"     pos[0]=0100XXXXb    io 1280h-129Fh
  36.         choice "Base I/O Port 12A0"     pos[0]=0101XXXXb    io 12A0h-12BFh
  37.         choice "Base I/O Port 12C0"     pos[0]=0110XXXXb    io 12C0h-12DFh
  38.         choice "Base I/O Port 12E0"     pos[0]=0111XXXXb    io 12E0h-12FFh
  39.         choice "Base I/O Port 1300"     pos[0]=1000XXXXb    io 1300h-131Fh
  40.         choice "Base I/O Port 1320"     pos[0]=1001XXXXb    io 1320h-133Fh
  41.         choice "Base I/O Port 1340"     pos[0]=1010XXXXb    io 1340h-135Fh
  42.         choice "Base I/O Port 1360"     pos[0]=1011XXXXb    io 1360h-137Fh
  43.         choice "Base I/O Port 1380"     pos[0]=1100XXXXb    io 1380h-139Fh
  44.         choice "Base I/O Port 13A0"     pos[0]=1101XXXXb    io 13A0h-13BFh
  45.         choice "Base I/O Port 13C0"     pos[0]=1110XXXXb    io 13C0h-13DFh
  46.         choice "Base I/O Port 13E0"     pos[0]=1111XXXXb    io 13E0h-13FFh
  47.  
  48. help
  49.  
  50. "To configure this adapter, a base I/O port address must be selected.
  51. The default port address is 1200.
  52.  
  53. Use the F5=Previous and F6=Next keys to change this assignment.
  54. Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk and must be changed."
  55.  
  56.  
  57.  
  58.  
  59. nameditem
  60.  
  61.         prompt "Interrupt Request Select"
  62.  
  63.         choice "Interrupt Request IRQ3"   pos[0]=XXXX00XXb    int 3
  64.         choice "Interrupt Request IRQ4"   pos[0]=XXXX01XXb    int 4
  65.         choice "Interrupt Request IRQ7"   pos[0]=XXXX10XXb    int 7
  66.         choice "Interrupt Request IRQ9"   pos[0]=XXXX11XXb    int 9
  67.  
  68.  
  69. help
  70.  
  71. "To configure this adapter, an interrupt request must be selected.
  72. The default setting is IRQ3.
  73.  
  74. Use the F5=Previous and F6=Next keys to change this assignment.
  75. Conflicting assignments ARE NOT marked with an asterisk and must be changed."
  76.  
  77.  
  78. nameditem
  79.  
  80.         prompt "Boot PROM Starting Address"
  81.  
  82.         choice "PROM Disabled"      pos[0]=XXXXXX0Xb
  83.         choice "Address C0000"      pos[3]=XXXX0000b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0C0000h-0C1FFFh
  84.         choice "Address C2000"      pos[3]=XXXX0001b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0C2000h-0C3FFFh
  85.         choice "Address C4000"      pos[3]=XXXX0010b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0C4000h-0C5FFFh
  86.         choice "Address C6000"      pos[3]=XXXX0011b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0C6000h-0C7FFFh
  87.         choice "Address C8000"      pos[3]=XXXX0100b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0C8000h-0C9FFFh
  88.         choice "Address CA000"      pos[3]=XXXX0101b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0CA000h-0CBFFFh
  89.         choice "Address CC000"      pos[3]=XXXX0110b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0CC000h-0CDFFFh
  90.         choice "Address CE000"      pos[3]=XXXX0111b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0CE000h-0CFFFFh
  91.         choice "Address D0000"      pos[3]=XXXX1000b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0D0000h-0D1FFFh
  92.         choice "Address D2000"      pos[3]=XXXX1001b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0D2000h-0D3FFFh
  93.         choice "Address D4000"      pos[3]=XXXX1010b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0D4000h-0D5FFFh
  94.         choice "Address D6000"      pos[3]=XXXX1011b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0D6000h-0D7FFFh
  95.         choice "Address D8000"      pos[3]=XXXX1100b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0D8000h-0D9FFFh
  96.         choice "Address DA000"      pos[3]=XXXX1101b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0DA000h-0DBFFFh
  97.         choice "Address DC000"      pos[3]=XXXX1110b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0DC000h-0DDFFFh
  98.         choice "Address DE000"      pos[3]=XXXX1111b    pos[0]=XXXXXX1Xb    mem 0DE000h-0DFFFFh
  99.  
  100. help
  101.  
  102. "To configure this adapter, a starting address must be selected for the Boot
  103. PROM - if so equipped. The default setting is PROM Disabled and is used if
  104. there is no boot PROM on the adapter board or to remove the PROM  from the
  105. computer's memory address space. Otherwise, choose a starting address of C0000.
  106.  
  107. Use the F5=Previous and F6=Next keys to change this assignment.
  108. Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk and must be changed."
  109.