STANDARD MICROSYSTEMS CORPORATION

                      Hayes LANstep Driver v2.0
                      For Ethernet LAN Adapters

                         INSTALLATION GUIDE

  This software is licensed by SMC for use by its customers only.
       Copyright (c) 1994 Standard Microsystems Corporation.
                        All rights reserved.


This installation guide describes how to:

o  Use EZStart to copy the Hayes LANstep driver files version 2.0 
   from the SuperDisk to your PC.

o  Prepare your PC's operating system so you can attach to the 
   network.


COPYING THE DRIVER FILES

From the Driver Installation screen, select 'Copy Files' to copy all 
the files used by this driver from the SuperDisk to the Destination 
Directory recommended by EZStart, or to a different directory that 
you specify.


PREPARING YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM

Hayes LANstep version 2.0 supports drivers for the following adapters:

o  SMC EtherCard Elite Jumpered
o  SMC EtherCard Elite Soft Configuration
o  SMC EtherCard Elite Micro Channel
o  SMC EtherEZ Adapter

Card Installation

To install one of these cards:

1. Start the LANstep INSTALL program.

2. When prompted, select the Ethernet media type and insert the 
   highest-numbered LANstep Network Driver Disk you have.

3. Choose the appropriate SMC adapter from the menu.

4. When INSTALL prompts you, enter the correct values for the
   network card settings, if necessary.

   LANstep automatically updates your PROTOCOL.INI, CONFIG.SYS,
   and LANSTEP.INI files

To install an SMC card other than one listed above (such as one for
which LANstep does not include a driver), follow the steps above, but
choose "Other network cards" when INSTALL prompts you with a list of
network cards. Read the information screen, then press Enter to return
to the DOS prompt.


Workstation Configuration

For a workstation, follow these steps:

1. Use any text editor to include the following lines in your
   CONFIG.SYS file:

DEVICE=C:\LANSTEP\PROTMAN.SYS /I:C:\LANSTEP /E:C:\LANSTEP\PROTMAN.EXE
DEVICE=C:\LANSTEP\SMC8000.DOS

2. Modify the PROTOCOL.INI file in the \LANSTEP subdirectory
   on your PC's hard disk so it resembles the following:

   [PROTOCOL MANAGER]
        DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$

   [LANSTEP]
        DRIVERNAME = LANSTEP$
        INTERRUPT = 3
        BINDINGS = SMC8000

   [SMC8000]
        DRIVERNAME = SMC8000$
        IOBASE = 0x280

LANstep requires an INTERRUPT = entry in the [LANSTEP] section of
the PROTOCOL.INI file that matches the Ethernet adapter's 
IRQ setting. If you change the interrupt on the adapter, remember
to change the [LANSTEP] section of the PROTOCOL.INI file. (This is
a requirement on workstations only, not on servers.)


Server Configuration

For a server, follow these steps:

1. Use any text editor to include the following lines in the 
   LANSTEP.INI file in the \LANSTEP subdirectory on your PC's hard 
   disk:

   [SERVER]
        PROTMAN = C:\LANSTEP\PROTMAN.OS2
        NDISDRVR = C:\LANSTEP\SMC8000.OS2

2. Modify the PROTOCOL.INI file in the \LANSTEP subdirectory
   on your PC's hard disk so it resembles the following:

   [SMC8000]
        DRIVERNAME = SMC8000$
        IOBASE = 0x280
        RAMADDRESS = 0xD000
        IRQ = 3


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EtherCard Elite 16 Ultra, EtherCard Elite 16T Ultra, EtherCard Elite
16C Ultra, EliteSeries, EZStart, and SuperDisk are trademarks of 
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