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;	Digital Equipment Corporation DE210 Ethernet Adapter Description
;	file for PS/2
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AdapterId	06DEFh
AdapterName	"Digital Ethernet Micro Channel Adapter"
NumBytes	2

NamedItem
Prompt "Memory Address Range"
Choice "D0000 to DFFFF"	  pos[0] = XX001XXXb   mem 0D0000h - 0DFFFFh
Choice "D8000 to DFFFF"   pos[0] = XX101XXXb   mem 0D8000h - 0DFFFFh
Choice "C0000 to CFFFF"   pos[0] = XX000XXXb   mem 0C0000h - 0CFFFFh
Choice "C8000 to CFFFF"   pos[0] = XX100XXXb   mem 0C8000h - 0CFFFFh
Choice "E0000 to EFFFF"   pos[0] = XX010XXXb   mem 0E0000h - 0EFFFFh
Choice "E8000 to EFFFF"   pos[0] = XX110XXXb   mem 0E8000h - 0EFFFFh

Help
"Memory address selects the memory size and location
 for the DEMCA.  Do not select a memory address range
 that another PS/2 adapter uses.  Note that C0000, D0000
 and E0000 specify 64 Kbytes of memory.  C8000, D8000
 and E8000 specify 32 Kbytes of memory.  Even though
 you have the option of specifying either 32 Kbytes
 or 64 Kbytes, you should specify 64 Kbytes when the
 PS/2 has enough memory.  Specify 32 Kbytes only when
 the PS/2 does not have 64 Kbytes of memory available.
 For more information, see the DE210 Owner's Manual."


NamedItem
Prompt "I/O Address Range"
Choice "2C00 to 2C0F"     pos[0] = XXXXX00Xb   io 02C00h - 02C0Fh
Choice "2C10 to 2C1F"     pos[0] = XXXXX01Xb   io 02C10h - 02C1Fh
Choice "2C20 to 2C2F"     pos[0] = XXXXX10Xb   io 02C20h - 02C2Fh
Choice "2C30 to 2C3F"     pos[0] = XXXXX11Xb   io 02C30h - 02C3Fh

Help
"The four possible selections are: 2C00, 2C10, 2C20 or 
 2C30.  Do not select an I/O address range that another
 PS/2 adapter uses.  If you do not know whether one or 
 more of these ranges is/are used by other adapters, 
 view their configurations with System Configuration."


NamedItem
Prompt "Interrupt Level"
Choice "05"       	  pos[1] = XXXX0010b   int  5
Choice "09"       	  pos[1] = XXXX0001b   int  9
Choice "10"       	  pos[1] = XXXX0100b   int 10
Choice "11"       	  pos[1] = XXXX1000b   int 11
  
Help
"Interrupt Number lets you select the interrupt request 
 line of the DEMCA.  The default Interrupt Number is 5, 
 but you may need to change this setting if a different 
 adapter uses this number.  The DEMCA board is compatible 
 with any of the following values: 5, 9, 10 or 11."

  
NamedItem
Prompt "Remote Boot"
Choice "Disabled"         pos[1] = XXX0XXXXb
Choice "Enabled"          pos[1] = XXX1XXXXb
  
Help
"Remote Boot lets you enable or disable the remote boot
 feature of the DEMCA.  When remote boot is Enabled, you
 can boot your PS/2 from a virtual disk located on a
 DECnet/PCSA server.  See your system administrator for
 help in setting up a virtual disk for remote boot."

  
NamedItem
Prompt "Remote Boot Timeout"
Choice "30 sec."          pos[1] = XX1XXXXXb
Choice "2.5 min."         pos[1] = XX0XXXXXb
  
Help
"Remote Boot Timeout selects the total time the DEMCA 
 board will wait for a remote boot response.  The 
 default timeout is 30 seconds, but you can select 
 2.5 minutes if more time is needed to remote boot 
 your personal computer."