;**************************************************************************** ;** ** ;** APRICOT ETHERNET CONTROLLER ADAPTER - 6BBA ** ;** ** ;** V1.0.0 18 Apr 88 ** ;** V1.0.1 29 Apr 88 DEFAULT DMA CHANGED ** ;** V1.0.2 21 Jun 88 Interrupt Levels Corrected ** ;** V1.0.3 21 Sep 88 More text ** ;** V1.0.4 01 Oct 88 add bits ** ;** V1.0.5 01 Oct 88 take away bits + remove arbs 8> ** ;** V1.0.6 06 Oct 88 add multiple arbs ** ;** V1.0.7 10 Jan 89 removed choice of Arb 0 & 1 ** ;** V1.0.8 04 Apr 89 CHCHK bits set to indicate no NMI ** ;** V1.0.9 12 Jul 89 Dummy ARB levels for PC & PCi Ethernetless ** ;**************************************************************************** AdapterID 06BBAh AdapterName "Internal Ethernet Controller" NumBytes 4 FixedResources pos[0] = 1xxxxxxxb ; Ethernet enable pos[1] = 00xxxxxxb ; 82592 not reset pos[3] = 1111xxxxb ; No NMI, sync extended ready, fairness on NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level" choice "Level_10" pos[0] = x0xxxxxxb int 10 choice "Level_5" pos[0] = x1xxxxxxb int 5 Help "The Ethernet Controller can generate one of two Interrupt levels. Level 10 (default) is the highest priority, and Level 5 is the lowest" NamedItem Prompt "Arbitration Level" choice "Level_6-7" pos[3] = xxxx0110b arb 6 7 choice "Level_4-5" pos[3] = xxxx0100b arb 4 5 choice "Disabled" pos[3] = xxxx1110b Help "The Ethernet Controller can use one of 2 Arbitration level pairs, Level 6-7 is the default level and should be chosen if it does not conflict with other adapters in the system. Select 'Disabled' if your machine does not have an Ethernet Controller fitted. Conflicts are indicated by an asterisk - use the F5 (prev) and F6 (next) keys to correct conflicts." NamedItem Prompt "Port Addresses" choice "Primary" pos[2] = xxxxx000b io 0400h - 040fh choice "Alternate #1" pos[2] = xxxxx001b io 0c00h - 0c0fh choice "Alternate #2" pos[2] = xxxxx010b io 1400h - 140fh choice "Alternate #3" pos[2] = xxxxx011b io 1c00h - 1c0fh choice "Alternate #4" pos[2] = xxxxx100b io 2400h - 240fh choice "Alternate #5" pos[2] = xxxxx101b io 2c00h - 2c0fh choice "Alternate #6" pos[2] = xxxxx110b io 3400h - 340fh choice "Alternate #7" pos[2] = xxxxx111b io 3c00h - 3c0fh Help "The Ethernet Controller can use one of 8 sets of I/O Locations, 'Primary' is the default set and should be chosen if it does not conflict with other adapters in the system. Conflicts are indicated by an asterisk - use the F5 (prev) and F6 (next) keys to correct conflicts."