Mar. 1994
		    D-Link PCMCIA Ethernet Card
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\NECPC\INSTALL\NCD.EXE
    NCD.EXE is an adapter utility for NEC 9821 series.

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D-Link Cilent Driver: NCD.EXE
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   NCD.EXE

   NCD.EXE is an open adapter utility for NEC 9821 series.
   It will auto-detect the PCMCIA system to check out which PCMCIA
   interface is ready for use and open the I/O window mapping, memory
   window mappin and IRQ for PCMCIA card.

   Two methods can be used to execute NCD.EXE:

   Method 1
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   From DOS prompt,

   A>NCD [/mem:hhhh] [/irq:h] [/iop:hhh] [/slt:n]

   Example:
   A>NCD /mem:d000 /irq:5 /iop:300 /slt:0

   Method 2
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   In DOS config.sys

   device=NCD [/mem:hhhh] [/irq:h] [/iop:hhh] [/slt:n]

   Example:
   device=NCD /mem:d000 /irq:5 /iop:300 /slt:0

   Parameters are options.  Their descriptions:

   Usage :

     ncd [/mem:hhhh] [/irq:h] [/iop:hhh] [/slt:n]
     ncd [/hlp]
     ncd [/chk]

      /parameter: [h]ex;[n]umber;[w]word     (range, interval, default)

      /mem:hhhh  (C000-DC00,400,D000)	--   Attribute memory base
      /irq:h	 (2-F,1,5)		--   IRQ number
      /iop:hhh	 (200-380,20,300)	--   I/O base
      /slt:n	 (0-?,1,0)		--   Slot #


      /?				--   Help message
      /chk				--   List PCMCIA environment


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==  More explanations for parameters of NCD.EXE  ==============================
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1. Normal parameters for the Client driver base on Adapter or SS or CS:

   /mem:hhhh  (C000-FFFF,400,D000)
   /irq:h     (2-F,1,5)
   /iop:hhh   (200-3FF,20,300)
   /slt:n     (0-?,1,0)

2. Help and diagnostic parameter:

   /?	  --   Fro help

   /chk   --   For check and display the PCMCIA environment.

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Note:

1.  When you use "NCD /CHK" for display PCMCIA environment information,
    please use screen hard copy -- "Prn Scr" to print out the information.
    or use DOS reddirector (">" or ">>" ...) to log into a file.