Jan. 1995

                 INFOTEL IN-220P SERIES ETHERNET CARD
                    NetBIOS Emulator Installation
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The INFOTEL NetBIOS Emulator is a standardized network interface
program that allows this Adapter to run NetBIOS-based network
operating systems like the IBM PC LAN Program and others.  No
software modification or additional installation is necessary.
All operations as well as installation procedures for the network
operating system will remain unaltered.

The following files will be used in this installation:

Files           Contents
-----------     ------------------------------------------------
IN220P.EXE      IN-220P SERIES Driver Program
NBIOS.EXE       NetBIOS Emulator Program

To install the NetBIOS Emulator, do as follows:

1. Load in the driver program IN220P.EXE.

      >IN220P /IOP:n /IRQ:n

      /IOP:n  Define the base I/O address for your network interface card.
              n is a 3-digit hexadecimal number representing the base I/O
              address.
              If you don't enter this parameter, a default I/O address
              300H will be used.

      /IRQ:n  Define the IRQ line used by your network interface card.
              n is 2-digit number representing the IRQ line.
              If you don't enter this parameter, a default IRQ line 3 will
              used.

2. Load in the NetBIOS Emulator program NBIOS.EXE.  This program
   is memory-resident and will stay in your computer's memory
   until its power is turned off or until you re-boot.

      >NBIOS [/Sm] [/Ck]

   Typing the parameter after NBIOS is optional.  The parameter is used
   as follows:

     /Sm   specifies the maximum number of sessions allowed on your
           computer, where m can be a value from 1 to 254.  If this
           parameter is not specified, the default number of sessions
           will be set to 32.

     /Ck   specifies the maximum number of NetBIOS command available for
           your computer where k can be a value from 1 to 255.  If this
           parameter is not specified, the default number of NetBIOS
           commands will be set to 32.

Your computer now is ready to run a NetBIOS-based network operating system.