AdapterID 00fdfh

AdapterName  "NI9210 Micro Channel Network Controller"

NumBytes 4


NamedItem
        Prompt "I/O Base Address"
      choice "IOBA=300"  pos[1]=00011000b  io 0300h-031Fh
      choice "IOBA=400"  pos[1]=00100000b  io 0400h-041Fh
      choice "IOBA=500"  pos[1]=00101000b  io 0500h-051Fh
      choice "IOBA=600"  pos[1]=00110000b  io 0600h-061Fh
      choice "IOBA=700"  pos[1]=00111000b  io 0700h-071Fh
      choice "IOBA=800"  pos[1]=01000000b  io 0800h-081Fh
      choice "IOBA=900"  pos[1]=01001000b  io 0900h-091Fh
      choice "IOBA=A00"  pos[1]=01010000b  io 0A00h-0A1Fh
      choice "IOBA=B00"  pos[1]=01011000b  io 0B00h-0B1Fh
      choice "IOBA=C00"  pos[1]=01100000b  io 0C00h-0C1Fh
      choice "IOBA=D00"  pos[1]=01101000b  io 0D00h-0D1Fh
      choice "IOBA=E00"  pos[1]=01110000b  io 0E00h-0E1Fh
      choice "IOBA=F00"  pos[1]=01111000b  io 0F00h-0F1Fh
      choice "IOBA=1000" pos[1]=10000000b  io 1000h-101Fh
      choice "IOBA=1100" pos[1]=10001000b  io 1100h-111Fh
      choice "IOBA=1200" pos[1]=10010000b  io 1200h-121Fh

   Help
"I/O Base Address. This address identifies the NI9210 within
your PS/2's I/O Address Space. Valid addresses are in the range
0300(hex) to 1FE0(hex), on boundaries of 1F. No two adapter
cards can have the same I/O base address. A conflict is marked
by an asterisk and must be changed to use the adapter. 
Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the I/O Base 
Address if you are in the  'Change configuration' window." 

NamedItem
        Prompt "Boot PROM Select"
      choice "Boot PROM Disable" pos[2]=xxx10001b 
      choice "Boot PROM @D4000 " pos[2]=xxx10100b mem 0D4000h-0D5FFFh
      choice "Boot PROM @D6000 " pos[2]=xxx10110b mem 0D6000h-0D7FFFh
      choice "Boot PROM @D8000 " pos[2]=xxx11000b mem 0D8000h-0D9FFFh
      choice "Boot PROM @C4000 " pos[2]=xxx00100b mem 0C4000h-0C5FFFh
Help
"Boot PROM. The Boot PROM address is the location of the Boot 
PROM chip in your PS/2's ROM expansion area. Valid addresses are in 
the range 0C0000 (hex) to 0DFFFF (hex). No other device can have the 
same address as the Boot PROM chip. A conflict is marked by an asterisk
and must be changed to use the adapter. 
Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change the Boot PROM address,
if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."

NamedItem
        Prompt "Memory Base address Select"
      choice "MBA=0C0000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=000xxxxxb mem 0C0000h-0C3FFFh

      choice "MBA=0C4000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=001xxxxxb mem 0C4000h-0C7FFFh

      choice "MBA=0C8000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=010xxxxxb mem 0C8000h-0CBFFFh

      choice "MBA=0CC000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=011xxxxxb mem 0CC000h-0CFFFFh

      choice "MBA=0D0000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=100xxxxxb mem 0D0000h-0D3FFFh

      choice "MBA=0D4000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=101xxxxxb mem 0D4000h-0D7FFFh

      choice "MBA=0D8000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=110xxxxxb mem 0D8000h-0DBFFFh

      choice "MBA=0DC000"  pos[3]=00000110b
                           pos[2]=111xxxxxb mem 0DC000h-0DFFFFh

   Help
"Memory Base Address. The memory base address marks the start of the 
NI9210's RAM in the memory address space of your PS/2. Valid addresses
for applications using DOS are only in the range 0C0000(hex) to 0DFFFF
(hex). OS/2 applications can also use addresses in this range, and can also 
use addresses in the range 160000(hex) to FDFFFF(hex). No two adapter 
cards can have the same memory base address.
Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk and must be 
changed to use the adapter. Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys 
to change the Memory Base address if you are in the 
'Change configuration' window."

NamedItem
        Prompt "Interrupt Level Select"
      choice "IL=03       "  pos[0]=xxxxx11xb int 3
      choice "IL=09       "  pos[0]=xxxxx00xb int 9
      choice "IL=10       "  pos[0]=xxxxx01xb int 10
      choice "IL=11       "  pos[0]=xxxxx10xb int 11
      choice "Card disable"  pos[0]=xxxxxxx0b

   Help
"IRQ Level. This setting determines the priority at which 
interrupts from the board will be processed by your PS/2's 
CPU. Only the following IRQ levels can be enabled on the
NI9210:3, 9, 10, 11. Conflicting assignments are marked with 
an asterisk and must be changed to use the adapter. 
Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change serial port
assignments if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."

  NamedItem
        Prompt "Arbitration Level Select"
      choice "Bus Master Disable"  pos[0]=xxxx0xxxb
      choice "ArbL=00"             pos[0]=xx001xxxb arb 0
      choice "ArbL=01"             pos[0]=xx011xxxb arb 1
      choice "ArbL=02"             pos[0]=xx101xxxb arb 2
      choice "ArbL=03"             pos[0]=xx111xxxb arb 3

   Help
"Arbitration Level. This setting determines the priority at which
competing devices are granted control of the Micro Channel bus. 
Only the following arbitration levels can be enabled on the NI9210:
0,1,2,3. No other adapter card can have the same arbitration level
as the NI9210. Conflicting assignments are marked with an asterisk 
and must be changed to use the adapter.
Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change serial port
assignments if you are in the 'Change configuration' window."

NamedItem
        Prompt "Memory Size 16K or 64K"
      choice "16k"                 pos[0]=1xxxxxxxb 
    
   Help
"This setting informs the PS/2 of how much RAM is present on the NI9210.
NI9210's are sold with either 16K or 64K of RAM.  Use the F5=Previous
and the F6=Next keys (from the 'Change configuration' window) to set
this parameter to the correct value."