    Introduction

    The Ethernet adapter uses certain system resources to operate.
    The default system resources used for ethernet are as follows:

    Adapter interrupt number IRQ=5, 
    Shared memory address=D4000,
    Base I/O address=300.  

    If custom parameters are desired, obtain the Base I/O address,      
    Interrupt number, and Shared Memory address to be used and
    insert them as instructed below.

    The purpose of the socket enablers provided on this diskette are to set
    up the connection between the PCMCIA card socket and the system bus.
    The enabler which is used will vary depending on your system and if Socket
    Services is present on your system.

    There are two supported Network Operating Systems supported for this
    Ehternet card:

    ODI  - For use with Novell Netware 3.11 and higher.

    NDIS - For use with NDIS compatible products such as
	   Lan Support Program (LSP) and DOS LAN Requester (DLR).


    One of the two network operating systems must be installed on the
    workstation prior to installing this Ethernet Adapter.


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                      INSTALLATION DISKETTE CONTENTS                         
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    This installation diskette includes the following files:

DOS    <DIR>      2-09-93   4:12p  NDIS subdirectory
 
 > PCMNICCS    DOS   17705   6-03-93   8:11a  NDIS device driver
 > PCMNICCS    NIF    2254   7-06-93  10:01a  NDIS network information file
 > PROTOCOL  INI       160   5-19-93   8:40a  Example of text

DE0       MSG     2702   8-02-93  11:21a   Diagnotics messages  
ECCTEST   EXE    20494   8-02-93  11:56a   Diagnotic program
READ       ME    23553   8-02-93  12:45p   Information for Ethernet
ET0       MSG      535   8-02-93   3:28p   ETHERNET.SYS enabler messages
ECCDIAG   EXE    50649   7-01-93   3:22p   Diagnostic program (called from ECCTEST)
POINTETH  SYS     6637   7-08-93   1:23p   Hardware enabler for Intel 82365
TOSHETH   SYS     5938  10-20-92   6:25p   Toshiba 3300 hardware enabler    
OEMSETUP  INF      763   8-02-93   1:54p   Workgroup for Windows setup file
PCMDMCS   COM    26547   6-17-93   3:01p   ODI Device Driver
ETHERNET  SYS     8280  11-11-92   5:53p   Socket Services 1.01. enabler
ETHINST   TXT    14964   5-10-93   9:03a   Install instructions (this file)
NET       CFG       59   4-02-93   9:13a   Sample NET.CFG file


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               INSTALLATION STEPS FOR ETHERNET PCMCIA ADAPTER                
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    The following steps describe how to modify files to accept the
    Ethernet card.  See the SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILES section at the
    end of this file for more detail.  Note that all files should be
    saved as a backup before making any modifications.


1.  Determine which device driver to use: PCMNICCS.DOS is the NDIS
    driver for IBM LAN Support Program (or Microsoft LAN Manager)
    and PCMDMCS.COM is the ODI driver for Novell NetWare.

2.  Make sure that the system resources needed by the Ethernet
    card (listed below) do not conflict with other system devices.

    - Base I/O address           default = 0x300
    - Interupt number            default = 5
    - Shared Memory Address      default = 0xD400

    IMPORTANT
    If the system resources needed by the ethernet adapter are in use by
    another device, the adapter will not function properly, and the system
    may be halted.

    As an example, if your system unit uses interupt 5 for a mouse or a
    serial port, the Ethernet card will not work using the default settings
    and must be modified using the instructions below.


3a. For NDIS installation, modify (edit with backup) the
    PROTOCOL.INI file to reflect the following entries (even when
    using the default configuration parameters):

    "PCMNICCS_NIF"                {modify parameters after this line}
	IOBASE = value          {values from list below}
	INTERRUPT = value       {values from list below}
	RAM = value             {values from list below}
	DRIVERNAME = PC-NIC$    {this line must be added}

    For the NDIS driver the following parameter restrictions apply:

    IOBASE = value
	where value is any base I/O address between 0x120 and 0xC3C0
	on a 0x20 byte increment.

	The driver default value is 0x300 if no keyword is supplied.
	The leading "0x" for hex notation is required.

    INTERRUPT = value
	where value is one of the following interrupts,
	3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11

	The driver default value is 5 if no keyword is supplied.

    RAM = value
	where value is one of the following memory segment addresses:
	0xC800, 0xCC00, 0xD000, 0xD400, 0xD800, 0xDC00

	The driver default value is 0xD400 if no keyword is supplied.
	The leading "0x" for hex notation is required.

	NOTE:  IBM's LAN Support Program and  Microsoft LAN Manager will make
	   most of these modifications for you.  During the installation
	   indicate that you have "Adapter Option Diskettes" to install
	   and insert this diskette when prompted for them.  The NDIS
	   installation requires the NIF file (Network Information
	   File) named PCMNICCS.NIF found in the DOS subdirectory of this
	   diskette.


3b. For NetWare installation, modify (edit with backup) the
    NET.CFG file to reflect the following entries (even when using the
    default configuration parameters):

    Link Driver PCMDMCS           {modify parameters after this line}
	PORT = value            {values from list below}
	INT = value             {values from list below}
	MEM = value             {values from list below}

    The NET.CFG file must be included in the system path statement.

    For the NetWare DOS ODI driver, the following parameter restrictions
    apply:

    PORT value (default is 300)
	where value is one of the following base I/O addresses,
	without the trailing 'h':
	200h, 220h, 240h, 260h, 280h, 2A0h, 2C0h
	300h, 340h, 380h

    INT value (default is 5)
	where value is one of the following interrupts,
	3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 15

    MEM value [range] (default is D4000)
	where value is one of the following memory addresses,
	without the trailing 'h':
	C0000h, C4000h, C8000h, CC000h
	D0000h, D4000h, D8000h, DC000h


4.  Copy the NDIS adapter device driver to your machines hard
    disk to the directory indicated by your CONFIG.SYS device
    statements.  If you do not have Card Services, also copy                   
    the enabler to the same directory.  For ODI copy the adapter
    device driver to the subdirectory where the other Novell files
    are located.  Copy the error message file ET0.MSG
    to the same directory as the enabler.  See the list below for the
    correct NDIS or ODI file.

  PCMNICCS.DOS   < Ethernet adapter driver for NDIS (LSP).
	 or
  PCMDMCS.COM    < Ethernet adapter driver for ODI (Netware 3.11).

  ET0.MSG      < Error message file.  This file is used by the
		       enabler when an error is encountered.
		       This file is required and has to be installed
		       in the same DOS sub directory as the enabler.


  POINTETH.SYS < Intel * 82365 PCMCIA controller point enabler.

		       Use this enabler if Socket Services is not available
		       and if your system uses the Intel 82365 PCMCIA
		       controller chip.  This enabler should be used if
		       you are unsure of your system setup.

		       The optional parameters are:
		       IRQ=X SA DS=XX SRAM=XXXX IO=XXX

	 or
  ETHERNET.SYS < Socket Services 1.01 enabler.

		       Use this enabler if Socket Services is present on
		       your system unit.

		       The optional parameters are:
		       IRQ=X SA DS=XX SRAM=XXXX IO=XXX

	 or
  TOSHETH.SYS  < Toshiba T3300SL PCMCIA controller point enabler.

		       Use this enabler if your system is a Toshiba T3300SL.

		       The optional parameters are:
		       IRQ=X SA DS=XX SRAM=XXXX IO=XXX


5.  Backup the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT (latter for NetWare only)
    files.

6.  For systems without Card Services:  
    Insert the following statement in your systems CONFIG.SYS file:
    "device=d:\path\enabler" option option option.

    (See the examples for CONFIG.SYS at the end of this file).

    Where "d:\path" is the drive and path to the enabler file and "enabler"
    is one of the above mentioned enablers.

    This statement should be placed at the beginning of the file if socket
    services is not present or just after the Socket Services device driver
    if present.

    Enabler options must be equivalent to the parameters that were placed
    in the PROTOCOL.INI or NET.CFG file.

7a. If the NDIS driver is being installed, insert the following statement
    "device=c:\PCMNICCS.dos" in the CONFIG.SYS file (assuming
    the file "PCMNICCS.DOS" is in the root directory on the "C:" drive).

    This statement should immediately follow the line that invokes the
    Protocol Manager program (device = drive:\path\PROTMAN.DOS ).
    and immediately precede the line that invokes the protocol stack.
    See examples at end of this file.

7b. If the Novell NetWare driver is being installed, insert the driver
    following LSL at the end of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file as shown in the
    example below:

	LSL
	PCMDMCS
	IPXODI
	NETX (or NET3 or NET4 or NET5 or BNETX or ...)
	LOGIN


Consult the Novell instructions for more information.

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            SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILES USING NETWARE 3.11 (ODI)              
                                                                             
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          Sample CONFIG.SYS file using Novell Netware 3.11                   


FILES=30            Socket enabler (Change depending on System)
BUFFERS=10    
DEVICE=C:\NET\POINTETH.SYS IRQ=5 SA DS=16 SRAM=D400 IO=300
LASTDRIVE=E:                          
			                          I/O Port 300
			                  Memory pos D400
			            Data Size 16 bit
			         Use Socket 'A'
			     Use Interrupt 5

   The above example shows the enabler using all of the default parameters.
   The same results would be achieved by leaving off all the parameters
   as follows:

   DEVICE=C:\POINTETH.SYS


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              Sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file using Novell Netware 3.11           
   

PROMPT=$P$G
PATH=C:\DOS;C:\NETWARE;
SET TEMP=C:\DOS
LSL     < Novell Link Support Layer.
PCMDMCS   < Ethernet Adapter Driver for ODI (Novell).
IPXODI  < Novell IPX Protocol Driver.
NETX    < Novell Workstation Shell.
F:LOGIN

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                   Sample NET.CFG file for Netware 3.11 (ODI)              
   

Link Driver PCMDMCS
    PORT 300
    INT 5
    MEM D4000


  Please note that the parameters in this file must match the options
  for the enabler in the CONFIG.SYS file which would be as follows:

  DEVICE=C:\POINTETH.SYS IRQ=5 SRAM=D400 IO=300

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           SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILES USING LAN SUPPORT PROGRAM (NDIS)       
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      Sample CONFIG.SYS file using LAN Support Program Version 1.3 (LSP)   
   

FILES=30
BUFFERS=10
DEVICE=C:\POINTETH.SYS    < Socket enabler (change depending on system).
DEVICE=C:\LSP\PROTMAN.DOS /I:\LSP
DEVICE=C:\LSP\PCMNICCS.DOS  < Ethernet Adapter Driver for NDIS (LSP).
DEVICE=C:\LSP\DXMA0MOD.SYS 001
DEVICE=C:\LSP\DXME0MOD.SYS
DEVICE=C:\LSP\DXMT0MOD.SYS O=ON
LASTDRIVE=Z:

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        Sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file using LAN Support Program Version 1.3     
   

\LSP\NETBIND     < Required statement for LSP
PROMPT=$P$G
PATH=C:\DOS;C:\LSP;
SET TEMP=C:\DOS                From here down are DOS LAN Requestor statements
@ECHO OFF            < that were added during the DLR installation,
YNPROMPT Y N 30 Start DOS LAN Requester (Y/N)?
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO NODLR
NET START
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO NODLR
CALL INITFSI.BAT
:NODLR

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                       Sample PROTOCOL.INI file for LSP.                   
   

[PROTMAN_MOD]
	DriverName = PROTMAN$
[DXMAIDXCFG]
	DXME0_NIF = DXME0.NIF
	DXMJ0MOD_NIF = DXMJ0MOD.NIF
	PCMNICCS_NIF = PCMNICCS.NIF
	PCMNICCS2_NIF = PCMNICCS.NIF
	IBMTOK_NIF = IBMTOK.NIF
	IBMTOK2_NIF = IBMTOK.NIF
	SMCDOSJP_NIF = SMCDOSJP.NIF
	SMCDOSJP2_NIF = SMCDOSJP.NIF
	SMCDOSAT_NIF = SMCDOSAT.NIF
	SMCDOSAT2_NIF = SMCDOSAT.NIF
	SMCDOSMC_NIF = SMCDOSMC.NIF
	SMCDOSMC2_NIF = SMCDOSMC.NIF
[DXME0_NIF]                    <Ŀ
	DriverName = DXME0$                                               
	Bindings = PCMNICCS_NIF      These statements define the system   
[PCMNICCS_NIF]                       resources used by the Ethernet       
;PCMCIA Ethernet Adapter             adapter.  Some will be added for you 
	DriverName = PCM-NIC$        during LSP installation.             
	IOBASE = 0X300                                                    
	INTERUPT = 5                                                      
	RAM = 0XD400           <

  Please note that the parameters in this file must match the options
  for the enabler in the CONFIG.SYS file which would be as follows:

  DEVICE=C:\POINTETH.SYS IRQ=5 SRAM=D400 IO=300
