;
;Note to translators:
;
;This file is used when doing the system configuration for the
;3363 Optical Drive Adapter cards.
;
;CAUTION:
;
;ONLY TRANSLATE THE LINES THAT ARE IN QUOTES ("------")
;NOTHING ELSE NEEDS TO BE CHANGED.
;
;The commented line just below the line in quotes remains unchanged.
;
;KEYWORDS just before or as a heading or contained in the line are
;not to be translated only that part of the line in quotes, ("-----").
;Example:
; choice "Address 258" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb io 0258h-025Bh
;Only the "Address 258" is to be translated, all else remains as is.
;
;KEYWORDS ARE: Adapter ID, AdapterName, NumBytes, fixedresources,
;nameditem, Prompt, Help, choice or Choice, pos, io, mem, int, and arb.
;
;Each Section of selections is repeated as a total section along with
;its help section therefore, the unchanged part is repeated just below
;the section to be translated. Doing it in this manner will make
;it easier to read.
;
;Paragraph statements, such as those under the Help (Keyword) are
;written as a total statement between its set of quote marks. Each
;unchanged help statemnet is repeated below the section that it
;refers to.
AdapterID 0DF7Fh
AdapterName "IBM3363 Optical Disk"
;AdapterName IBM3363 Optical Disk
NumBytes 4
fixedresources
pos[0]=XXXXXXXXb
pos[1]=XXXXXXXXb
pos[2]=XXXXXXXXb
pos[3]=XXXXXXXXb
nameditem
Prompt "IO Address Select"
choice "Address 258" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb io 0258h-025Bh
choice "Address 658" pos[0]=XXXX001Xb io 0658h-065Bh
choice "Address A58" pos[0]=XXXX010Xb io 0a58h-0a5Bh
choice "Address E58" pos[0]=XXXX011Xb io 0e58h-0e5Bh
Help
"Set up the port addresses for the card. Each optical
adapter must have a unique address range. Under normal
conditions, allow the default, otherwise step through
until you find an address which is not in conflict."
; Prompt IO Address Select
; choice Address 258 pos[0]=XXXX000Xb io 0258h-025Bh
; choice Address 658 pos[0]=XXXX001Xb io 0658h-065Bh
; choice Address A58 pos[0]=XXXX010Xb io 0a58h-0a5Bh
; choice Address E58 pos[0]=XXXX011Xb io 0e58h-0e5Bh
; Help
; Set up the port addresses for the card. Each optical
; adapter must have a unique address range. Under normal
; conditions, allow the default, otherwise step through
; until you find an address which is not in conflict.
nameditem
Prompt "ROS Segment"
Choice "Segment DA00" pos[0]=1101XXXXb mem 0DA000h-0DBFFFh
Choice "Segment DC00" pos[0]=1110XXXXb mem 0DC000h-0DDFFFh
Choice "Segment DE00" pos[0]=1111XXXXb mem 0DE000h-0DFFFFh
Choice "Segment C800" pos[0]=0100XXXXb mem 0C8000h-0C9FFFh
Choice "Segment CA00" pos[0]=0101XXXXb mem 0CA000h-0CBFFFh
Choice "Segment CC00" pos[0]=0110XXXXb mem 0CC000h-0CDFFFh
Choice "Segment CE00" pos[0]=0111XXXXb mem 0CE000h-0CFFFFh
Choice "Segment D000" pos[0]=1000XXXXb mem 0D0000h-0D1FFFh
Choice "Segment D200" pos[0]=1001XXXXb mem 0D2000h-0D3FFFh
Choice "Segment D400" pos[0]=1010XXXXb mem 0D4000h-0D5FFFh
Choice "Segment D600" pos[0]=1011XXXXb mem 0D6000h-0D7FFFh
Choice "Segment D800" pos[0]=1100XXXXb mem 0D8000h-0D9FFFh
Help
"To configure this adapter you must choose the memory location the
adapter will use for it's BIOS ROM. There are 12 memory locations
that can be selected. Under normal circumstances, select the
default, otherwise step through until you find an address which
is not in conflict."
; Prompt ROS Segment
; Choice Segment DA00 pos[0]=1101XXXXb mem 0DA000h-0DBFFFh
; Choice Segment DC00 pos[0]=1110XXXXb mem 0DC000h-0DDFFFh
; Choice Segment DE00 pos[0]=1111XXXXb mem 0DE000h-0DFFFFh
; Choice Segment C800 pos[0]=0100XXXXb mem 0C8000h-0C9FFFh
; Choice Segment CA00 pos[0]=0101XXXXb mem 0CA000h-0CBFFFh
; Choice Segment CC00 pos[0]=0110XXXXb mem 0CC000h-0CDFFFh
; Choice Segment CE00 pos[0]=0111XXXXb mem 0CE000h-0CFFFFh
; Choice Segment D000 pos[0]=1000XXXXb mem 0D0000h-0D1FFFh
; Choice Segment D200 pos[0]=1001XXXXb mem 0D2000h-0D3FFFh
; Choice Segment D400 pos[0]=1010XXXXb mem 0D4000h-0D5FFFh
; Choice Segment D600 pos[0]=1011XXXXb mem 0D6000h-0D7FFFh
; Choice Segment D800 pos[0]=1100XXXXb mem 0D8000h-0D9FFFh
; Help
; To configure this adapter you must choose the memory location the
; adapter will use for it's BIOS ROM. There are 12 memory locations
; that can be selected. Under normal circumstances, select the
; default, otherwise step through until you find an address which
; is not in conflict.
nameditem
Prompt "PIO/DMA IO"
choice "DMA Data Transfer" pos[1]=1XXXXXXXb
choice "PIO Data Transfer" pos[1]=0XXXXXXXb
Help
"This adapter can transfer data via PIO or DMA.
Under normal conditions allow the default to DMA.
Step through arbitration levels until you find a
level which is not in conflict."
; Prompt PIO/DMA IO
; choice DMA Data Transfer pos[1]=1XXXXXXXb
; choice PIO Data Transfer pos[1]=0XXXXXXXb
; Help
; This adapter can transfer data via PIO or DMA.
; Under normal conditions allow the default to DMA.
; Step through arbitration levels until you find a
; level which is not in conflict.
nameditem
Prompt "Interrupt Level"
Choice "5" pos[1]=X00XXXXXb int 5
Choice "7" pos[1]=X01XXXXXb int 7
Choice "10" pos[1]=X10XXXXXb int 10
Choice "11" pos[1]=X11XXXXXb int 11
Help
"This adapter can use any of four interrupt levels.
Under normal conditions allow the default."
; Prompt Interrupt Level
; Choice 5 pos[1]=X00XXXXXb int 5
; Choice 7 pos[1]=X01XXXXXb int 7
; Choice 10 pos[1]=X10XXXXXb int 10
; Choice 11 pos[1]=X11XXXXXb int 11
; Help
; This adapter can use any of four interrupt levels.
; Under normal conditions allow the default.
nameditem
Prompt "Fairness On/Off"
Choice "On" pos[1]=XXX1XXXXb
Choice "Off" pos[1]=XXX0XXXXb
Help
"Bus Arbitration Fairness. This controls whether the adapter will
release control of the bus when it has been using it exclusively.
Under normal circumstances, select <On>."
; Prompt Fairness On/Off
; Choice On pos[1]=XXX1XXXXb
; Choice Off pos[1]=XXX0XXXXb
; Help
; Bus Arbitration Fairness. This controls whether the adapter will
; release control of the bus when it has been using it exclusively.
; Under normal circumstances, select <On>.
nameditem
Prompt "Arbitration Level"
Choice "Level 10" pos[1]=XXXX1010b arb 10
Choice "Level 11" pos[1]=XXXX1011b arb 11
Choice "Level 12" pos[1]=XXXX1100b arb 12
Choice "Level 13" pos[1]=XXXX1101b arb 13
Choice "Level 14" pos[1]=XXXX1110b arb 14
Choice "Level 0" pos[1]=XXXX0000b arb 0
Choice "Level 1" pos[1]=XXXX0001b arb 1
Choice "Level 2" pos[1]=XXXX0010b arb 2
Choice "Level 3" pos[1]=XXXX0011b arb 3
Choice "Level 4" pos[1]=XXXX0100b arb 4
Choice "Level 5" pos[1]=XXXX0101b arb 5
Choice "Level 6" pos[1]=XXXX0110b arb 6
Choice "Level 7" pos[1]=XXXX0111b arb 7
Choice "Level 8" pos[1]=XXXX1000b arb 8
Choice "Level 9" pos[1]=XXXX1001b arb 9
Help
"This assignment need only be changed if it is in conflict
with another assignment. Conflicting assignments are marked
with an asterisk. Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys
to change arbitration level assignments. Using arbitration
levels, this adapter accesses memory directly without
burdening the computer's main microprocessor. An
arbitration level of 0 has the highest priority, and
increasing levels have corresponding decreased priority."
; Prompt Arbitration Level
; Choice Level 10 pos[1]=XXXX1010b arb 10
; Choice Level 11 pos[1]=XXXX1011b arb 11
; Choice Level 12 pos[1]=XXXX1100b arb 12
; Choice Level 13 pos[1]=XXXX1101b arb 13
; Choice Level 14 pos[1]=XXXX1110b arb 14
; Choice Level 0 pos[1]=XXXX0000b arb 0
; Choice Level 1 pos[1]=XXXX0001b arb 1
; Choice Level 2 pos[1]=XXXX0010b arb 2
; Choice Level 3 pos[1]=XXXX0011b arb 3
; Choice Level 4 pos[1]=XXXX0100b arb 4
; Choice Level 5 pos[1]=XXXX0101b arb 5
; Choice Level 6 pos[1]=XXXX0110b arb 6
; Choice Level 7 pos[1]=XXXX0111b arb 7
; Choice Level 8 pos[1]=XXXX1000b arb 8
; Choice Level 9 pos[1]=XXXX1001b arb 9
; Help
; This assignment need only be changed if it is in conflict
; with another assignment. Conflicting assignments are marked
; with an asterisk. Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys
; to change arbitration level assignments. Using arbitration
; levels, this adapter accesses memory directly without
; burdening the computer's main microprocessor. An
; arbitration level of 0 has the highest priority, and
; increasing levels have corresponding decreased priority.
nameditem
Prompt "Burst Length"
Choice "8 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0111b
Choice "7 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0110b
Choice "6 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0101b
Choice "5 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0100b
Choice "4 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0011b
Choice "3 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0010b
Choice "2 Byte Burst" pos[2]=XXXX0001b
Choice "Burst Disabled" pos[2]=XXXX0000b
Help
"DMA transfer burst length. This is the maximum number of bytes that
the adapter will transfer in a single DMA transfer. Under normal
circumstances, select <8 Byte Burst>."
; Prompt Burst Length
; Choice 8 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0111b
; Choice 7 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0110b
; Choice 6 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0101b
; Choice 5 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0100b
; Choice 4 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0011b
; Choice 3 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0010b
; Choice 2 Byte Burst pos[2]=XXXX0001b
; Choice Burst Disabled pos[2]=XXXX0000b
; Help
; DMA transfer burst length. This is the maximum number of bytes that
; the adapter will transfer in a single DMA transfer. Under normal
; circumstances, select <8 Byte Burst>.
nameditem
Prompt "Bypass Diagnostics at REBOOT"
choice "Run Diags" pos[3]=1XXXXXX0b
choice "Don't run diags" pos[3]=1XXXXXX1b
Help
"Diagnostics on the adapter card and drives are always
performed at power on time. This option selects a choice
of whether or not diagnostics are to be ran at REBOOT
time. <alt-ctrl-del>"
; Prompt Bypass Diagnostics at REBOOT
; choice Run Diags pos[3]=1XXXXXX0b
; choice Don't run diags pos[3]=1XXXXXX1b
; Help
; Diagnostics on the adapter card and drives are always
; performed at power on time. This option selects a choice
; of whether or not diagnostics are to be ran at REBOOT
; time. <alt-ctrl-del>
