[EN220x]
 Type = NDIS
 Title = "Accton EtherPocket-CX/10T/Duo Ethernet Adapter"
 Version = 1.00
 DriverName = ETHPOCK$
 XPORTS = NETBEUI LANDD
[File]
 Name = ETHPOCK.DOS
 Path = \NDIS

[MaxMultiCast]
 display = "maximum multicast address"
 type = Decimal
 range = 1 - 1000
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of multicast
 address the driver can handle. default value is 10."

[MaxRequests]
 display = "Maximum number of queued general requests"
 type = Decimal
 range = 6 - 64
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of general
 requests that can be concurrently outstanding. Default value is 8."

[MaxTransmits]
 display = "Maximum number of queued transmits"
 type = Decimal
 range = 6 - 64
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of
 TransmitChain commands that can be concurrently queued by the network
 adapter driver. Default value is 12."

[ReceiveChains]
 display = "Receive chain queue entries"
 type = Decimal
 range = 6 - 96
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the number of entries in the
 receive chain header queue. Default value is 12."

[ReceiveBuffers]
 display = "Number of receive buffers"
 type = Decimal
 range = 6 - 96
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the number of receive buffers
 allocated in the host memory. Default value is 12"

[TransmitBufSize]
 display = "Transmit buffer size"
 type = Decimal
 range = 128 - 1514
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the size of the transmit buffers
 in bytes. The value specified must be large enough to hold the
 maximum transmit packet size. Default value is 1514."

[ReceiveBufSize]
 display = "Receive buffer size"
 type = Decimal
 range = 128 - 1536
 step = 256
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the size of the receive buffers
 in bytes.  The value specified must be an even number and must be
 large enough to hold the expected received frames of average size.
 It is not necessary that a value be specified to hold the largest
 expected frame.  The network adapter driver handles large frames
 in multiple receive buffers. Default value is 256."