; Adapter Description File for:
;    Madge Straight Blue 16/4 MC
;
; Version:  1.01
;
; Copyright (c) 1992 Madge Networks Ltd.


AdapterId 0E001h

AdapterName "Madge Straight Blue 16/4 MC"

NumBytes 4

FixedResources
     POS[1]=X010XXXXb
     POS[3]=XXXX0000b


NamedItem Prompt "Primary or Alternate Adapter"

  Choice "Primary"
     POS[1]=XXXXXXX0b      IO  0A20h - 0A23h

  Choice "Alternate"
     POS[1]=XXXXXXX1b      IO  0A24h - 0A27h

  Help
     "PRIMARY OR ALTERNATE ADAPTER: Use this option to determine
      the I/O locations used by the adapter:
          The primary adapter uses I/O locations 0A20-0A23,
          The alternate adapter uses I/O locations 0A24-0A27.
      If you have installed only one adapter in this computer,
      you can configure it either as the primary adapter or as
      the alternate adapter. If you have installed two adapters,
      you must configure one as the primary adapter and the other
      as the alternate adapter.
      If this option is marked with an asterisk (*), the specified
      I/O locations clash with those used by another adapter. In
      this instance, you must change the I/O locations of either
      this adapter or another adapter installed in this computer.
      If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can
      change this option using the keys F5=Previous and F6=Next."

NamedItem Prompt "Ring Speed"

  Choice "4Mbit/s"
     POS[1]=XXXXXX0Xb

  Choice "16Mbit/s"
     POS[1]=XXXXXX1Xb

  Help
     "RING SPEED: The ring speed you select must be the same as
      the speed of the network. If you insert an adapter set to the
      wrong speed into your network, the ring will fail. If in doubt,
      consult your system administrator.
      If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can
      change this option using the keys F5=Previous and F6=Next."

NamedItem Prompt "ROM Address Range"

  Choice "CC000-CDFFF"
     POS[2]=1100110Xb      MEM 0CC000h - 0CDFFFh

  Choice "CE000-CFFFF"
     POS[2]=1100111Xb      MEM 0CE000h - 0CFFFFh

  Choice "D0000-D1FFF"
     POS[2]=1101000Xb      MEM 0D0000h - 0D1FFFh

  Choice "D2000-D3FFF"
     POS[2]=1101001Xb      MEM 0D2000h - 0D3FFFh

  Choice "D4000-D5FFF"
     POS[2]=1101010Xb      MEM 0D4000h - 0D5FFFh

  Choice "D6000-D7FFF"
     POS[2]=1101011Xb      MEM 0D6000h - 0D7FFFh

  Choice "D8000-D9FFF"
     POS[2]=1101100Xb      MEM 0D8000h - 0D9FFFh

  Choice "DA000-DBFFF"
     POS[2]=1101101Xb      MEM 0DA000h - 0DBFFFh

  Choice "DC000-DDFFF"
     POS[2]=1101110Xb      MEM 0DC000h - 0DDFFFh

  Choice "DE000-DFFFF"
     POS[2]=1101111Xb      MEM 0DE000h - 0DFFFFh

  Choice "C8000-C9FFF"
     POS[2]=1100100Xb      MEM 0C8000h - 0C9FFFh

  Choice "CA000-CBFFF"
     POS[2]=1100101Xb      MEM 0CA000h - 0CBFFFh

  Help
     "ROM ADDRESS RANGE: Use this option to determine the 8Kbyte
      block of memory allocated to the adapter's shared ROM area.
      The recommended setting is:
                         CC000-CDFFF.
      If this option is marked with an asterisk (*),the specified
      memory range clashes with that used by another adapter. In
      this instance, you must change the ROM address of either
      this adapter or of another adapter installed in this computer.
      If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can
      change this using the keys F5=Previous and F6=Next."

NamedItem Prompt "RAM Size and Address Range"

  Choice "16Kbytes / D8000-DBFFF"
     POS[0]=1101100Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0D8000h - 0DBFFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / DC000-DFFFF"
     POS[0]=1101110Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0DC000h - 0DFFFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / C0000-C3FFF"
     POS[0]=1100000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0C0000h - 0C3FFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / C4000-C7FFF"
     POS[0]=1100010Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0C4000h - 0C7FFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / C8000-CBFFF"
     POS[0]=1100100Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0C8000h - 0CBFFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / CC000-CFFFF"
     POS[0]=1100110Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0CC000h - 0CFFFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / D0000-D3FFF"
     POS[0]=1101000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0D0000h - 0D3FFFh

  Choice "16Kbytes / D4000-D7FFF"
     POS[0]=1101010Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX01XXb      MEM 0D4000h - 0D7FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / D8000-D9FFF"
     POS[0]=1101100Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0D8000h - 0D9FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / DA000-DBFFF"
     POS[0]=1101101Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0DA000h - 0DBFFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / DC000-DDFFF"
     POS[0]=1101110Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0DC000h - 0DDFFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / DE000-DFFFF"
     POS[0]=1101111Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0DE000h - 0DFFFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / C0000-C1FFF"
     POS[0]=1100000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0C0000h - 0C1FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / C2000-C3FFF"
     POS[0]=1100001Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0C2000h - 0C3FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / C4000-C5FFF"
     POS[0]=1100010Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0C4000h - 0C5FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / C6000-C7FFF"
     POS[0]=1100011Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0C6000h - 0C7FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / C8000-C9FFF"
     POS[0]=1100100Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0C8000h - 0C9FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / CA000-CBFFF"
     POS[0]=1100101Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0CA000h - 0CBFFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / CC000-CDFFF"
     POS[0]=1100110Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0CC000h - 0CDFFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / CE000-CFFFF"
     POS[0]=1100111Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0CE000h - 0CFFFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / D0000-D1FFF"
     POS[0]=1101000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0D0000h - 0D1FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / D2000-D3FFF"
     POS[0]=1101001Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0D2000h - 0D3FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / D4000-D5FFF"
     POS[0]=1101010Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0D4000h - 0D5FFFh

  Choice "8Kbytes / D6000-D7FFF"
     POS[0]=1101011Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX00XXb      MEM 0D6000h - 0D7FFFh

  Choice "32Kbytes / D8000-DFFFF"
     POS[0]=1101100Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX10XXb      MEM 0D8000h - 0DFFFFh

  Choice "32Kbytes / C0000-C7FFF"
     POS[0]=1100000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX10XXb      MEM 0C0000h - 0C7FFFh

  Choice "32Kbytes / C8000-CFFFF"
     POS[0]=1100100Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX10XXb      MEM 0C8000h - 0CFFFFh

  Choice "32Kbytes / D0000-D7FFF"
     POS[0]=1101000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX10XXb      MEM 0D0000h - 0D7FFFh

  Choice "64Kbytes / D0000-DFFFF"
     POS[0]=1101000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX11XXb      MEM 0D0000h - 0DFFFFh

  Choice "64Kbytes / C0000-CFFFF"
     POS[0]=1100000Xb
     POS[1]=XXXX11XXb      MEM 0C0000h - 0CFFFFh

  Help
     "RAM SIZE AND ADDRESS RANGE: Use this option to determine the
      size and address range of the adapter's shared RAM area.
      The RAM size can be 8-, 16-, 32- or 64Kbytes. The
      recommended setting is 16Kbytes. This setting allows RAM Paging,
      which provides access to the entire 64Kbyte shared RAM area
      while only occupying 16Kbytes of the computer's
      memory map. The recommended address range is:
                         D8000-DBFFF.
      If this option is marked with an asterisk (*),the specified
      memory range clashes with that used by another adapter. In
      this instance, you must change the address range of either
      this adapter or another adapter installed in this computer.
      If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can
      change this option using the keys F5=Previous and F6=Next."

NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level"

  Choice "Interrupt 2"
     POS[1]=0XXXXXXXb
     POS[2]=XXXXXXX0b      INT 2

  Choice "Interrupt 3"
     POS[1]=1XXXXXXXb
     POS[2]=XXXXXXX0b      INT 3

  Choice "Interrupt 10"
     POS[1]=0XXXXXXXb
     POS[2]=XXXXXXX1b      INT 10

  Choice "Interrupt 11"
     POS[1]=1XXXXXXXb
     POS[2]=XXXXXXX1b      INT 11

  Help
     "INTERRUPT LEVEL: The four available interrupt levels are 2, 3,
      10, and 11. The recommended setting is level 2.
      If you are in the 'Change Configuration' window, you can
      change this option using the keys F5=Previous and F6=Next."