; BICC ISOLINK IEEE 802.3 network Adapter
; Adapter Description File
;
; Version:      1.00
; 05/09/88
;
; (C) Copyright BICC Data Networks Limited 1988.
; All rights reserved.
;
;

AdapterID 00808h

AdapterName "BICC ISOLINK IEEE 802.3 Network Adapter"

NumBytes 2

FixedResources
     POS[0]=XXXXXXXXb
     POS[2]=XXXXXXXXb

NamedItem Prompt "I/O address range"

   Choice "8280-828F (Preferred)"
     POS[0]=XXXX000Xb
     IO  8280h - 828Fh

   Choice "9250-925F"
     POS[0]=XXXX001Xb
     IO  9250h - 925Fh

   Choice "A390-A39F"
     POS[0]=XXXX010Xb
     IO  0A390h - 0A39Fh

   Choice "B1D0-B1DF"
     POS[0]=XXXX011Xb
     IO  0B1D0h - 0B1DFh


 Help "I/O ADDRESS RANGE:  There are 4 possible 16 byte blocks of I/O space
       that can be assigned for accessing the I/O ports of the
       BICC ISOLINK Network adapter.  The preferred I/O address for the
       adapter is: 8280 - 828F.
       The assignment for this I/O address can be changed by selecting
       'Change Configuration' and then using the F5=Previous and the
       F6=Next keys.  The I/O address selected must not be assigned for
       use by any other adapter or option.
       If an assignment has an asterisk (*) by it, it is in conflict with
       another assignment and the I/O address must be changed.  If a conflict
       continues to exist, you may have to change the assignments for other
       adapters or options that are in your computer to resolve the conflict."


NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level"

  Choice "9 (Preferred)"
     POS[2]=000XXXXXb
     INT 9d

  Choice "10"
     POS[2]=001XXXXXb
     INT 10d

  Choice "11"
     POS[2]=010XXXXXb
     INT 11d

  Choice "15"
     POS[2]=011XXXXXb
     INT 15d

  Choice "3"
     POS[2]=100XXXXXb
     INT 3d

  Choice "4"
     POS[2]=101XXXXXb
     INT 4d

  Choice "5"
     POS[2]=110XXXXXb
     INT 5d

 Help "INTERRUPT LEVEL:  This BICC ISOLINK Network adapter can operate
       on one of seven interrupt levels: 9, 10, 11, 15, 3, 4, 5.  The
       preferred interrupt level is 9, but the adapter can operate on any
       of the levels if necessary.  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 the level must be
       changed.  If a conflict continues to exist, you may have to change the
       assignments for other adapters or options that are in your computer
       to resolve the conflict."


NamedItem Prompt "Arbitration Level"

  Choice "8 (Preferred)"
     POS[2]=XXXX1000b
     POS[3]=XXXX1000b
     ARB 8h

  Choice "9"
     POS[2]=XXXX1001b
     POS[3]=XXXX1001b
     ARB 9h

  Choice "10"
     POS[2]=XXXX1010b
     POS[3]=XXXX1010b
     ARB 0Ah

  Choice "11"
     POS[2]=XXXX1011b
     POS[3]=XXXX1011b
     ARB 0Bh

  Choice "12"
     POS[2]=XXXX1100b
     POS[3]=XXXX1100b
     ARB 0Ch

  Choice "13"
     POS[2]=XXXX1101b
     POS[3]=XXXX1101b
     ARB 0Dh

  Choice "14"
     POS[2]=XXXX1110b
     POS[3]=XXXX1110b
     ARB 0Eh



  Help "ARBITRATION LEVEL:  This BICC ISOLINK network adapter can operate
        on one of seven arbitration levels.  The preferred arbitration
        level is 8, but the adapter can operate on any of levels 8 to 14
        if necessary.
        The assignment for the arbitration level can be changed by selecting
        'Change configuration' 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 the level must be changed.  If a conflict
        continues to exist, you may have to change the assignments for other
        adapters or options that are in your computer to resolve the conflict."


NamedItem Prompt  "Bus Arbitration Fairness"

  Choice  "On"
     POS[2]=XXX1XXXXb

  Choice  "Off"
     POS[2]=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>.  If you have two ISOLINK
         adapters installed you MUST select <On>."

nameditem
        Prompt  "Memory access timing"

          Choice  "Default timing: No wait states"
            pos[0]=XXX1XXXXb

          Choice  "Ready sampled"
            pos[0]=XXX0XXXXb

        Help
        "MASTER MEMORY ACCESS TIMING:  This controls whether the microchannel
         ready signal is sampled.  Faster performance can be obtained with
         no wait states."