;p1800 ProNET-10 Network Adapter for PS/2
;Adapter Description File
;

AdapterID 06262h

AdapterName "p1800 ProNET-10 Network Adapter for PS/2"

NumBytes 4

FixedResources
	POS[1] = 0XXXXXXXb

NamedItem Prompt "DMA Arbitration Level"

  Choice "Level 6"  		POS[1] = XXX00110b arb 6d
  Choice "Level 0"  		POS[1] = XXX00000b arb 0d
  Choice "Level 1"  		POS[1] = XXX00001b arb 1d
  Choice "Level 2"  		POS[1] = XXX00010b arb 2d
  Choice "Level 3"  		POS[1] = XXX00011b arb 3d
  Choice "Level 4"  		POS[1] = XXX00100b arb 4d
  Choice "Level 5"  		POS[1] = XXX00101b arb 5d
  Choice "Level 7"  		POS[1] = XXX00111b arb 7d
  Choice "Level 8"  		POS[1] = XXX01000b arb 8d
  Choice "Level 9"  		POS[1] = XXX01001b arb 9d
  Choice "Level 10" 		POS[1] = XXX01010b arb 10d
  Choice "Level 11" 		POS[1] = XXX01011b arb 11d
  Choice "Level 12" 		POS[1] = XXX01100b arb 12d
  Choice "Level 13" 		POS[1] = XXX01101b arb 13d
  Choice "Level 14" 		POS[1] = XXX01110b arb 14d
  Choice "Level 0 and 1"  	POS[1] = XXX10000b arb 0d 1d
  Choice "Level 2 and 3"  	POS[1] = XXX10010b arb 2d 3d
  Choice "Level 4 and 5"  	POS[1] = XXX10100b arb 4d 5d
  Choice "Level 6 and 7"  	POS[1] = XXX10110b arb 6d 7d
  Choice "Level 8 and 9"     	POS[1] = XXX11000b arb 8d 9d
  Choice "Level 10 and 11"	POS[1] = XXX11010b arb 10d 11d
  Choice "Level 12 and 13"	POS[1] = XXX11100b arb 12d 13d

	Help

	"DMA Arbitration:  An arbitration level of 0 has the highest
	 priority, and increasing levels have corresponding decreased 
	 priority.  The assignment can be changed by selecting 'Change 
	 Configuration' and then using the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys.  
	 If an assignment has an asterisk (*) by it, it is in conflict with 
	 another assignment and must be changed."

NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level"

	Choice "Interrupt level 5"	POS[1] = X10XXXXXb	int 5d
	Choice "Interrupt level 10"	POS[1] = X01XXXXXb	int 10d

	Help

	"Interrupt Level:  This adapter can operate on one of two interrupt 
	 levels: 5 or 10.  The assignment for this interrupt level can be 
	 changed by selecting 'Change Configuration' and then using the 
	 F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys.  If an assignment has an 
	 asterisk (*) by it, it is in conflict with another assignment and 
	 must be changed."

NamedItem Prompt "I/O Base Address"

	Choice "0x10E0"		POS[2] = 00011110b	io 010E0h - 010EFh
	Choice "0x10F0"		POS[2] = 00011111b	io 010F0h - 010FFh
	Choice "0x30C0"		POS[2] = 00111100b	io 030C0h - 030CFh
	Choice "0x30D0"		POS[2] = 00111101b	io 030D0h - 030DFh
	Choice "0x50A0"		POS[2] = 01011010b	io 050A0h - 050AFh
	Choice "0x50B0"		POS[2] = 01011011b	io 050B0h - 050BFh
	Choice "0x7080"		POS[2] = 01111000b	io 07080h - 0708Fh
	Choice "0x7090"		POS[2] = 01111001b	io 07090h - 0709Fh
	Choice "0x9060"		POS[2] = 10010110b	io 09060h - 0906Fh
	Choice "0x9070"		POS[2] = 10010111b	io 09070h - 0907Fh
	Choice "0xB040"		POS[2] = 10110100b	io 0B040h - 0B04Fh
	Choice "0xB050"		POS[2] = 10110101b	io 0B050h - 0B05Fh
	Choice "0xD020"		POS[2] = 11010010b	io 0D020h - 0D02Fh
	Choice "0xD030"		POS[2] = 11010011b	io 0D030h - 0D03Fh
	Choice "0xF000"		POS[2] = 11110000b	io 0F000h - 0F00Fh
	Choice "0xF010"		POS[2] = 11110001b	io 0F010h - 0F01Fh

	Help

	"I/O Address:  The I/O base address only has to be changed if
	 there is a conflict.  The assignment of the I/O base address can
	 can be changed by selecting 'Change Configuration' and then using
	 the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys.  If an assignment has an
	 asterisk (*) by it, it is in conflict with another assignment and
	 must be changed."

NamedItem Prompt "Arbitration Fairness Feature"

	Choice "Enable the Fairness Feature"   POS[0] = XXXXXX1Xb
	Choice "Disable the Fairness Feature"  POS[0] = XXXXXX0Xb

	Help

	"Arbitration Fairness Feature:  Enabling the arbitration fairness
	 feature allows the system to service all arbitrating devices in
	 order of priority before the same device can gain control of the 
	 channel again.  By default, the fairness feature is enabled, and
	 it is recommended that it remain enabled.  The assignment can be
	 changed by selecting 'Change Configuration' and then using the 
	 F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys."
