; IBM CONFIDENTIAL until announced
;
; This is the adapter description file for the IBM GPIB2 card for
; attaching the IBM InfoWindow to System/2.  Multiple
; GPIB2 adapters may be present in the system, but only one may be
; used for InfoWindow. The options included in the POS bytes are
; selectable arbitration level for DMA of the GPIB data, and card
; number.
;
; (C) Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1987.
; All rights reserved.
;

AdapterID 0DFFCh

AdapterName "InfoWindow GPIB2 Card"

NumBytes 2

FixedResources POS[1]=xxxxxxxxb INT 7

NamedItem Prompt "Card number"
   choice "GPIB 1" POS[0]=xxxx000xb IO 1540h-1547h
   choice "GPIB 2" POS[0]=xxxx001xb IO 1548h-154Fh
   choice "GPIB 3" POS[0]=xxxx010xb IO 1510h-1517h
   choice "GPIB 4" POS[0]=xxxx011xb IO 1518h-151Fh
   choice "GPIB 5" POS[0]=xxxx100xb IO 1520h-1527h
   choice "GPIB 6" POS[0]=xxxx101xb IO 1528h-152Fh
   choice "GPIB 7" POS[0]=xxxx110xb IO 1530h-1537h
   choice "GPIB 8" POS[0]=xxxx111xb IO 1538h-153Fh

Help
    "The card number need only be changed if it is in conflict with
    another assignment.  Conflicting assignments are marked with an
    asterisk(*).  Use the F5=Previous and F6=Next keys to change
    the card number."

NamedItem Prompt "Arbitration level"
   choice "Level 7"  POS[0]=0111xxxb ARB 7
   choice "Level 6"  POS[0]=0110xxxb ARB 6
   choice "Level 5"  POS[0]=0101xxxb ARB 5
   choice "Level 4"  POS[0]=0100xxxb ARB 4
   choice "Level 3"  POS[0]=0011xxxb ARB 3
   choice "Level 2"  POS[0]=0010xxxb ARB 2
   choice "Level 1"  POS[0]=0001xxxb ARB 1
   choice "Level 0"  POS[0]=0000xxxb ARB 0

Help
   "The GPIB2 card accesses main memory directly using arbitration
    levels to avoid burdening the computer's microprocessor.
    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. An arbitration level of 0 has the
    highest priority, and increasing levels have corresponding
    decreased priority."
