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Win95.txt Driver File Contents (2400r40.zip)

Microsoft Windows 95Microsoft Windows 95

Contents
I.    Special Considerations
II.   Files Needed for Installation
III.  Manually installing the AT-2400 Series
IV.   Removing an Existing Driver
V.    How to See MAC Address


I.  Special Considerations 
Configuration of the AT-2400 Series PCI Ethernet adapter resources are under PCI 
control. For most applications, no set2400 other than normal installation of the 
network software is necessary. To change port settings, to manually view the 
card's configuration or to run Diagnostics, use the CardAssistant set2400 
program, set2400.EXE. 

The set2400 utility only runs on DOS. To enter DOS mode in Windows 95, reboot 
and press F8 when the "Starting Windows 95" message appears. Select the Command 
prompt only option (#6).

To de-install the drivers, use the remove driver option from your Windows 95 
Network Control Panel. See V. Removing an Existing Driver.

II. Files Needed for Installation
The following files are required for installation:
\AT2400m3.sys--NDIS3 driver*
\AT2400m4.sys--NDIS4 driver
\ATINDI.DLL--AUTO NDIS
\Netati24.inf--OEM set2400 file for Windows 95

III. Standard Installation
With Windows 95 installed as per Microsoft installation instructions, shutdown 
Windows 95, power off your computer.
 
Following the instructions in your computer manual for PCI card installation, 
install your network adapter, and reboot your system. Have the Windows 95 
CD-ROM disc or floppy diskette(s) available. You will be called on to copy support 
files for networking.

Windows 95 finds the PCI adapter card. The new hardware found message appears, 
and you are prompted for the driver.  Insert the Allied Telesyn CardAssistant in the 
Floppy Drive. A dialog box prompts for a source, proposing "A:\", Click OK.

When prompted by Windows 95, insert the Windows installation media.  Reboot the computer 
when prompted.

IV. Removing an Existing Driver
From the "My Computer" icon, choose "Control Panel". Then choose "Network".
From the "Network" dialog box, select the adapter to remove. Then choose "Remove".
To install the network adapter driver, complete the steps listed in section III.

V. How to See MAC Address
To determine a MAC address for a card:
Boot the computer into DOS with no drivers loaded. To enter DOS mode in 
Windows 95, reboot and press F8 when the "Starting Windows 95" message 
appears. Select the Command prompt only option (#6).
Insert the CardAssistant diskette in the floppy drive and launch set2400: type 
a:\set2400.  The main screen shows a table listing the AT-2400 Series PCI Ethernet adapter 
installed in the computer. Write down the address(es) listed in the "MAC" column of the table.
Note: If you are using the TCP/IP protocol, another method to determine the MAC 
address is to run WINIPCFG.EXE. Click the Start Button, chose "Run...", and type 
"WINIPCFG". This will display IP devices and their associated MAC addresses.