AdapterId 05d5bh
AdapterName "Scientific Solutions MC IEEE488"
NumBytes 4
FixedResources
pos[0]=0xxxxxxxb
NamedItem
Prompt "Base Address Select"
choice "Base 2B8" pos[0]=xxxxxxx1b pos[1]=xxxxxx00b io 02b8h-02bfh
choice "Base 2C0" pos[0]=xxxxxxx1b pos[1]=xxxxxx01b io 02c0h-02c7h
choice "Base 2E1" pos[0]=xxxxxxx1b pos[1]=xxxxxx10b
io 02e1h-02e1h 06e1h-06e1h 0ae1h-0ae1h 0ee1h-0ee1h 012e1h-012e1h 016e1h-016e1h 01ae1h-01ae1h 01ee1h-01ee1h
choice "Base 310" pos[0]=xxxxxxx1b pos[1]=xxxxxx11b io 0310h-0317h
choice "Disable" pos[0]=xxxxxxx0b
Help
"The base address of the MC IEEE488 can be at one of four different
locations. Choose a location which does not conflict with any
other installed board. 'Disable' will cause the MC IEEE488 to not
be available. This assignment need only be changed if it is in
conflict with another board. Conflicting assignments are marked
with an asterisk. Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys
to change base address selection when you are in the
'Change configuration' window."
NamedItem
Prompt "Interrupt Select"
choice "Int 5" pos[1]=xxxx01xxb int 5
choice "Int 7" pos[1]=xxxx11xxb int 7
choice "Int 4" pos[1]=xxxx00xxb int 4
choice "Int 6" pos[1]=xxxx10xxb int 6
Help
"The timer interupt select chooses which interrupt level the
GPIB will cause interrupts. The lower in the interrupt number,
the lower the priority is. Minimize amount of interrupt
sharing by assigning other installed boards to different levels.
Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk. Use the
F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the interrupt level
selection when you are in the 'Change configuration' window."
NamedItem
Prompt "DMA Arbitration Level"
choice "Level 7" pos[1]=0111xxxxb arb 7
choice "Level 6" pos[1]=0110xxxxb arb 6
choice "Level 5" pos[1]=0101xxxxb arb 5
choice "Level 4" pos[1]=0100xxxxb arb 4
choice "Level 3" pos[1]=0011xxxxb arb 3
choice "Level 2" pos[1]=0010xxxxb arb 2
choice "Level 1" pos[1]=0001xxxxb arb 1
choice "Level 0" pos[1]=0000xxxxb arb 0
choice "Disable" pos[1]=1111xxxxb
choice "Level 14" pos[1]=1110xxxxb arb 14
choice "Level 13" pos[1]=1101xxxxb arb 13
choice "Level 12" pos[1]=1100xxxxb arb 12
choice "Level 11" pos[1]=1011xxxxb arb 11
choice "Level 10" pos[1]=1010xxxxb arb 10
choice "Level 9" pos[1]=1001xxxxb arb 9
choice "Level 8" pos[1]=1000xxxxb arb 8
Help
"The DMA Arbitration Level chooses at what level of priority
the MC IEEE488 will request DMA reads from and writes to the GPIB.
The higher the number, the lower the priority. This assignment
need only be changed if it is in conflict with another board.
Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk. Use the
F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change DMA Arbitration Level
selection when you are in the 'Change configuration' window."
NamedItem
Prompt "Talker/Listener Address"
choice " 0" pos[0]=x00000xxb
choice " 1" pos[0]=x00001xxb
choice " 2" pos[0]=x00010xxb
choice " 3" pos[0]=x00011xxb
choice " 4" pos[0]=x00100xxb
choice " 5" pos[0]=x00101xxb
choice " 6" pos[0]=x00110xxb
choice " 7" pos[0]=x00111xxb
choice " 8" pos[0]=x01000xxb
choice " 9" pos[0]=x01001xxb
choice "10" pos[0]=x01010xxb
choice "11" pos[0]=x01011xxb
choice "12" pos[0]=x01100xxb
choice "13" pos[0]=x01101xxb
choice "14" pos[0]=x01110xxb
choice "15" pos[0]=x01111xxb
choice "16" pos[0]=x10000xxb
choice "17" pos[0]=x10001xxb
choice "18" pos[0]=x10010xxb
choice "19" pos[0]=x10011xxb
choice "20" pos[0]=x10100xxb
choice "21" pos[0]=x10101xxb
choice "22" pos[0]=x10110xxb
choice "23" pos[0]=x10111xxb
choice "24" pos[0]=x11000xxb
choice "25" pos[0]=x11001xxb
choice "26" pos[0]=x11010xxb
choice "27" pos[0]=x11011xxb
choice "28" pos[0]=x11100xxb
choice "29" pos[0]=x11101xxb
choice "30" pos[0]=x11110xxb
Help
"This sets the talker/listener address of the MC IEEE488 on
the GPIB. This address will be used by only those software
packages specifically designed for the PS/2 microcomputers."
NamedItem
Prompt "System Controller"
choice "Take System Control" pos[0]=xxxxxx1xb
choice "Not System Controller" pos[0]=xxxxxx0xb
Help
"This sets the system controller status of the MC IEEE488 on
the GPIB. This information will be used by only those software
packages specifically designed for the PS/2 microcomputers.
Only one device per GPIB may be the system controller."
