AdapterId 08FDAh

AdapterName "XGA-2 Display Adapter/A"

NumBytes 4

FixedResources
	pos[1]=0XXXXXX0b
	pos[3]=110XXXXXb

  If (I_100ns_Stream_Data eq 1) POS[3]=XXX0XXXXb
    else			POS[3]=XXX1XXXXb

address 32

Begin Device 03h 02h 01h NoDMA

NamedItem Prompt "Video I/O Address"
	choice "Instance 6: 2160h - 216Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX110Xb io 02160h-0216fh
	choice "Instance 1: 2110h - 211Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX001Xb io 02110h-0211fh
	choice "Instance 2: 2120h - 212Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX010Xb io 02120h-0212fh
	choice "Instance 3: 2130h - 213Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX011Xb io 02130h-0213fh
	choice "Instance 4: 2140h - 214Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX100Xb io 02140h-0214fh
	choice "Instance 5: 2150h - 215Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX101Xb io 02150h-0215fh
	choice "Instance 7: 2170h - 217Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX111Xb io 02170h-0217fh
	choice "Instance 0: 2100h - 210Fh"
		pos[0]=XXXX000Xb io 02100h-0210fh

	Help
	 "This field shows the I/O (Input/Output) address range for the display
	 controller registers.	This field also affects the location of the
	 video coprocessor registers.
	 Each adapter you install must have a unique address range.  Normally,
	 the address range does not need to be changed.
	 If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can change
	 the setting.  Use F5 and F6 to scroll through the choices, the Up
	 and Down arrow keys to move from field to field.
	 If a setting conflicts with another, an asterisk (*) appears next to
	 the conflicts.  You must fix conflicts before you use the adapter."

NamedItem Prompt "1 MB VRAM Aperture Base Address"
	choice "Address at 15 MB (F00000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1111b mem 0F00000h-0Ffffffh
	choice "Address at 14 MB (E00000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1110b mem 0E00000h-0Efffffh
	choice "Address at 13 MB (D00000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1101b mem 0D00000h-0Dfffffh
	choice "Address at 12 MB (C00000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1100b mem 0C00000h-0Cfffffh
	choice "Address at 11 MB (B00000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1011b mem 0B00000h-0Bfffffh
	choice "Address at 10 MB (A00000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1010b mem 0A00000h-0Afffffh
	choice "Address at 9 MB (900000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1001b mem 900000h-9fffffh
	choice "Address at 8 MB (800000h)"
		pos[3]=XXXX1000b mem 800000h-8fffffh
	choice "Disabled"
		pos[3]=XXXX0000b

	Help
	"This field shows the 1 MB aperture from the PC into the video memory.
	 If the aperture has been disabled, it is because there wasn't enough
	 available memory address space for system memory and the aperture.
	 If the aperture must be re-enabled, and if you are in the 'Change
	 Configuration' window, use F5 and F6 key to select a choice. If this
	 method is not successful, then remove the device that is competing
	 for memory such as a system Micro Channel adapter or system memory.
	 Removal of system memory may degrade the system performance.  If
	 the aperture has been allocated an address range and it results in a
	 reduction of usable system memory (with Micro Channel memory adapter)
	 then the aperture can be disabled.
	 If a setting conflicts with another, an asterisk (*) appears next to
	 the conflicts.  You must fix conflicts before you use the adapter."

NamedItem Prompt "Video Arbitration Level"
	choice "Arbitration level 13" pos[1]=X1101XXXb arb 0dh
	choice "Arbitration level 12" pos[1]=X1100XXXb arb 0ch
	choice "Arbitration level 11" pos[1]=X1011XXXb arb 0bh
	choice "Arbitration level 10" pos[1]=X1010XXXb arb 0ah
	choice "Arbitration level  9" pos[1]=X1001XXXb arb 9
	choice "Arbitration level  8" pos[1]=X1000XXXb arb 8
	choice "Arbitration level 14" pos[1]=X1110XXXb arb 0eh
	choice "Arbitration level  7" pos[1]=X0111XXXb arb 7

	Help
	"This field is used to select the arbitration level the adapter uses
	 to transfer data.
	 If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can change
	 the setting.  Use F5 and F6 to scroll through the choices, the Up
	 and Down arrow keys to move from field to field.
	 If a setting conflicts with another, an asterisk (*) appears next to
	 the conflicts.  You must fix conflicts before you use the adapter."

NamedItem Prompt "Video Fairness"
	choice "Fairness On"  pos[1]=XXXXX1XXb
	choice "Fairness Off" pos[1]=XXXXX0XXb

	Help
	"This field is used to select the Bus Arbitration Fairness.  When
	 Bus Arbitration Fairness is set it controls whether the adapter
	 will release control of the bus when it has been using it
	 exclusively.  Normally, the field should be set to <On>.
	 If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can change
	 the setting.  Use F5 and F6 to scroll through the choices, the Up
	 and Down arrow keys to move from field to field."

End

ADPItem 1 prompt "ROM Address Range" EXEC
	Help
	"This field shows the address of the 8K block of memory that is
	assigned to the adapter.  Only one XGA or XGA-2 Display Adapter
	will have the ROM assigned, and any other XGA or XGA-2 Adapter
	installed will share that address range.  If you are in the
	'Change Configuration' window, you can change the setting.  Use
	F5 and F6 to scroll through the choices, the Up and Down arrow
	keys to move from field to field.  If a setting conflicts with
	another, an asterisk (*) appears next to the conflict.	You must
	fix conflicts before you use the adapter."