[SMARTND]
Type = NDIS_SNGL
Title = "Madge FastMac DOS NDIS driver for Smart 16/4 Ringnodes"
Version = 1.80
DriverName = SMARTND$
[FILE]
Name = SMARTND.DOS
[MaxFrameSize]
Display = "Maximum Frame Size"
Type = Decimal
Range = 16-17814
Step = 1
Default = "1550"
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter defines the maximum frame size in bytes used by
the adapter. The default DOS value is set to 1550 bytes, to provide low
memory usage. The maximum value when operating on a 4Mbit/s Token-Ring
network is 4484 bytes, and the maximum on a 16Mbit/s network is 17814 bytes.
Default = 1550"
[RxBufferSize]
Display = "Receive Buffer Size"
Type = DecNum
Range = 0 - 65500
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "The SMARTND driver has a single receive buffer that it uses for
holding received frames. Increasing the size of this buffer can improve
system performance. If you have sufficient memory in your system, we
recommend that you increase this parameter.
Default = calcalated from the MaxFrameSize parameter"
[TxBufferSize]
Display = "Transmit Buffer Size"
Type = DecNum
Range = 0 - 65500
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "The SMARTND driver has a single transmit buffer that it uses for
holding frames being transmitted. Increasing the size of this buffer can
improve system performance. If you have sufficient memory in your system,
we recommend that you increase this parameter.
Default = calculated from the MaxFrameSize parameter"
[MaxTransmits]
Display = "Transmit Queue size"
Type = Decimal
Range = 0 - 100
Default = "4"
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter defines the maximum number of transmit
commands that the driver may queue at any one time.
Default = 4"
[AutoOpen]
Display = "Adapter Automatic-Open Option"
Type = String
Strlength = 3
Set = Yes, No
Default = "No"
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "If this flag is set to NO, the protocol software must explicitly
open and close the adapter, otherwise, SMARTND will keep the adapter open
automatically.
Default = No"
[IOAddress]
Display = "Select Adapter by I/O Address"
Type = Hexadecimal
Range = 0000 - FFFF
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter defines the I/O address of the Ringnode that the NDIS
driver uses. If the driver fails to find a Ringnode at this I/O location,
an error will be reported.
Default = automatically detected"
[Slot]
Display = "Select Adapter by Slot Number"
Type = DecNum
Range = 0 - 254
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter defines the Slot number of the Ringnode that the NDIS
driver uses. It is only applicable to Smart 16/4 EISA, MC, MC32, PCMCIA,
and PCI adapters. For these adapters, the driver will report an error if
there is no Ringnode at this Slot number.
Default = automatically detected"
[BurntInAddress]
Display = "Select Adapter by Burnt-In Address"
Type = HexString
Strlength = 12
Range = 0000F6000000 - 0000F6FFFFFF
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter defines the Burnt-In Address of the Ringnode that
the NDIS driver uses. It is only applicable to Smart 16/4 ISA Client PnP
adapters. For there adapters, the driver will report an error if there is
no Ringnode with this burnt-in address.
Default = automatically detected"
[SetIRQNumber]
Display = "Adapter IRQ Setting"
Type = DecNum
Range = 1 - 15
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "If you are using the Smart 16/4 AT Plus, ISA Client Plus, PCMCIA, or
Smart 16 Ringnode, use this parameter to configure the adapter's interrupt
setting.
Default for Smart 16 Ringnode = 3 (alternatives are 2 and 7)
Default for other adapters = automatically detected"
[CopyAllData]
Display = "Copy All Data Option"
Type = String
Strlength = 3
Set = Yes, No
Default = "Yes"
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "If this parameter is set to Yes, the driver copies all of the
data to be transmitted into the transmit buffer before transmission.
Setting the flag to No allows the driver to avoid copying the data.
Generally this setting gives the best performance, although some protocol
stacks may not operate in this mode.
Default = Yes"
[NodeAddress]
Display = "Network Adapter Address"
Type = HexString
Strlength = 12
Range = 400000000000 - 7FFFFFFFFFFF
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter defines the value of the locally administered
address. If set, it over-rides the burnt-in node address that the card
normally uses.
Note that if AutoOpen = No (see the Adapter Open Control parameter) the
protocol above SMARTND in the protocol stack may also attempt to set the
node address. If this happens, the protocol, and not the SMARTND parameter,
takes precedence.
Default = none"
[Force16]
Display = "Force Adapter to 16Mbps"
Type = String
StrLength = 3
Set = Yes, No
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "If this parameter is set to Yes, the adapter will operate on the
ring at a Ringspeed of 16Mbps. If set to No, the adapter will operate at
its default or configured Ringspeed.
Default = No"
[Force4]
Display = "Force Adapter to 4Mbps"
Type = String
StrLength = 3
Set = Yes, No
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "If this parameter is set to Yes, the adapter will operate on the
ring at a Ringspeed of 4Mbps. If set to No, the adapter will operate at
its default or configured Ringspeed. Note that this parameter only has any
effect on Smart 16/4 EISA, MC, MC32, PCMCIA, PCI and PnP Ringnodes.
Default = No"
