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READ_NT4.TXT Driver File Contents (100BT.exe)

                     EigerNet PCMCIA Driver
                     for Microsoft Windows NT

Last revision: July 4, 1996

This document helps you to install and configure the driver for your
EigerNet PCMCIA adapter in the Microsoft Windows NT operating
system version 4.x.

Registered trademarks, trademarks and product names, mentioned in
this document are the property of their respective owners.

Contents:
1. Setup
2. Troubleshooting


1. Setup
========

Do the following steps to install the driver:

a. Open the Control Panel/Network.
b. Click on "Adapters" button.
c. Click on "Add..." button.
d. When the list of adapters appears, click on "Have disk..." button.
e. Insert the Drivers diskette, enter the path "A:\WINNT" and
   click on "OK" button.
f. When the Network adapter list dialog box will appear, click on "OK"
   button.
g. A dialog box will appear to configure the driver for your system.
   Set the following items:
    - I/O port base (the default value is 0x300);
    - Interrupt level IRQ (the default value is 10);
    - Memory base address (the default value is 0xD0000);
    - The PCMCIA slot where the Fast Ethernet adapter is inserted.
      (the default is auto detection);
    - When "Disable direct enabler" checkbox is checked, the driver
      will use the Windows NT system PCMCIA support instead of the
      internal enabler.
    Click on "OK" button.
h. When the Network dialog box will appear, click on "Close" button.
i. Windows will finish the PCMCIA setup and will prompt you
   to reboot. Reboot your computer. Installation is now complete.


! IMPORTANT !
PCMCIA cards should always be inserted BEFORE you start the Windows
NT and should NOT be removed while the Windows NT is running. See
the Windows NT documentation related to support of PCMCIA devices
for more details.



2. Troubleshooting
==================

If the EigerNet PCMCIA Adapter does not work properly:

 - Use the "Event Viewer" application to find the earliest message
   that identifies the problem.
 - Make sure that the adapter is properly configured. A resource
   conflict is the most likely reason for the trouble.

   To view or change the adapter configuration do the following:
     - Open the Control Panel/Network;
     - Select the EigerNet PCMCIA adapter from the Installed
       Adapter Cards list;
     - Click on "Properties..." button.


 - If the EigerNet PCMCIA Adapter does not work properly
   with other PCMCIA cards, then open the adapter configuration
   dialog and specify the slot where the EigerNet PCMCIA
   adapter is inserted.

 - Contact our Technical Support.

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