User manual

Installation

2. Choose “Configure I/O Parameters” or “Auto Configure”

from the main menu. “Configure I/O Parameters” displays

the card’s current settings. “Auto Configure” proposes

settings for you. Check the settings that are proposed, and,

if necessary, select alternate settings from Table 1.

3. You can use the mouse or arrow keys to select the

parameters to be modified.

4. Press and a pop-up menu displays the choices for the

parameter you have selected.

5. When you have chosen the setting you want, press .

6. When you are satisfied with the selections for all

parameters, press to accept your changes and leave the

configuration menu.

In order to have the new configuration take effect,

you must cycle power and reboot the computer.

After configuring the I/O parameters, you can either run the

CardAssistant diagnostic software or go on to install the driver.

Driver installation is covered in Chapter 6, “Network Adapter

Card Drivers.”

Table 1:

I/O Conﬁguration Settings

Parameter Default Alternate Settings

Base I/O

Address

300h 240h, 260h, 280h, 2A0h, 320h,

340h, 380h

Interrupt Level 15 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12

Boot ROM

Base Address

Disabled C4000h, C8000h, CC000h,

D0000h, D4000h, D8000h, DC000h

ENTER

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