AdapterId 06099h AdapterName "MetraByte UCCTM-05 Counter/Timer Board" NumBytes 2 NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level" choice "Disabled" pos[0]=0000XXXXb choice " 3" pos[0]=0011XXXXb int 3 choice " 5" pos[0]=0101XXXXb int 5 choice " 7" pos[0]=0111XXXXb int 7 choice " 9" pos[0]=1001XXXXb int 9 choice "10" pos[0]=1010XXXXb int 10 choice "11" pos[0]=1011XXXXb int 11 choice "12" pos[0]=1100XXXXb int 12 choice "15" pos[0]=1111XXXXb int 15 Help "If your interrupt handler software is designed for chaining, it may share a level with another adapter, otherwise the selected level should be dedicated to the UCCTM-05 only. Interrupt level 3 (COM2:) can be shared, but is generally best avoided. " NamedItem Prompt "Base Address" choice "0300 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00000011b io 0300h-0307h choice "03E0 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX111Xb pos[1]=00000011b io 03E0h-03E7h choice "0500 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00000101b io 0500h-0507h choice "0600 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00000110b io 0600h-0607h choice "0800 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00001000b io 0800h-0807h choice "0F00 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00001111b io 0F00h-0F07h choice "1000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00010000b io 1000h-1007h choice "1500 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00010101b io 1500h-1507h choice "1800 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00011000b io 1800h-1807h choice "2000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00100000b io 2000h-2007h choice "3000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=00110000b io 3000h-3007h choice "4000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=01000000b io 4000h-4007h choice "8000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=10000000b io 8000h-8007h choice "A000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=10100000b io 0A000h-0A007h choice "F000 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=11110000b io 0F000h-0F007h choice "FF00 Hex" pos[0]=XXXX000Xb pos[1]=11111111b io 0FF00h-0FF07h Help "Choose a base I/O address that does not conflict with another adapter. Setup allows you 16 possible choices although the UCCTM-05 is capable of 2048 I/O addresses (XXXX XXXX XXX0 0000B). If you need an address option that is not listed run GENADF.EXE. Setup will automatically warn you of any adapter I/O address conflicts. "