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README.TXT Driver File Contents (2200-101.zip)

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*   Ethernet PCMCIA Card Enabler for Windows NT                              *
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This file details the installation procedure for configuring the Ethernet
PCMCIA card in WindowsNT.  The procedures are different for the 
different Versions of NT.  Be sure to follow the correct method.

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*   Windows NT 3.51 Service Pack 4.					     *
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If NT 3.51 is installed with Service pack 4, you will need to replace the new
PCMCIA.SYS file with an old version supplied with NT 3.51.

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*   Windows NT Version 3.5                                                   *
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* How to use NTECARD.SYS *

Version - 1.00

First Release 21-04-95

This Release  16-05-96

Tested on - NT Version 3.5 and NT 3.51
	  
By default, PC card will be configured on

	- IO Base 0x300
	- IRQ 5
	- Memory used C800:0000 (0xC8000)
	- Socket 0

To alter these 4 parameters, see instructions below.


If you have conflicts with these, please report to me.

INSTALLATION
------------
Now has to be done by hand. A later release will have all supporting set up
files (.INFs).

1) Copy the NTECARD.SYS driver to your 

	C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\

 directory.

2) Run REGEDT32.EXE from the SYSTEM32 directory.
3) Select the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES key.
4) Make a new sub-key (under services with the "Edit" then "Add Key".
5) Call the Key Name "NTECARD".
6) Make the Class "1" for SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER type.
7) Under the new "NTECARD" Key add the following Values:

(This is done by "Edit" then "Add Value..." and select "REG_xx"
 for each value)

	a) ErrorControl:REG_DWORD:0x1
	b) Group:REG_SZ:Base
	c) Start:REG_DWORD:0x1
	d) Type:REG_DWORD:0x1

8) Then go to the control panel and install the NE2000 network driver on
   IO Base 0x300, IRQ 5 and Restart your machine.

9) Changing Parameters
This section will show you haow to change from the default parameters.  
i) Go to the NtEcard key in the registry as created in step 4. i.e. at

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\NtEcard.

ii) Hilight the NtEcard key and add a new key.  To do this go to "Edit"
    and chose "Add Key".

iii) Set the new "Key Name" to "Parameters", and specify the "Class" as "1".

iv) Select the new "Parameters" key and then add the following values (as in
    step (7) above).

	a) MemoryAddress:REG_DWORD:0xC8000
	b) IOAddress:REG_DWORD:0x300
	c) IRQ:REG_DWORD:0x5
	d) CardSocket:REG_DWORD:0x0

You may specify any of the following values for each "Parameters" value:

	a) MemoryAddress:REG_DWORD:0xC8000
				   0xCC000
				   0xD0000
				   0xD4000
				   0xD8000
				   0xE0000

Tip: If you use ECARD for DOS use, follow the ECARD MEM setting (default
     is D800). This corresponds to 0xD8000 in Windows NT.

	b) IOAddress:REG_DWORD:0x300
			       0x320
			       0x340
			       0x360

	c) IRQ:REG_DWORD:0x5
			 0x3
			 0x9
			 0x10
			 0x12
			 0x15

	d) CardSocket:REG_DWORD:0x0
				0x1

For the settings IOAddress and IRQ you will need to amend your
NE2000 driver configuration in the Control Panel with the same settings.

The NTECARD driver will report to the Error log some debug information.
This is only for my reference and will be removed from final versions.

Event Log Error Codes
---------------------
 1 - Could not create device. IoCreateDevice failed.
 2 - Allocate failed. regPath.Buffer = ExAllocatePool.
 3 - No parameters defined in registry - defaults used.
 4 - Card not physically detected.
 5 - Set up the device resource list failed.
 6 - Resource conflict detected. IoReportResourceUsage failed.
 7 - i365BaseAddress conversion failed.
 8 - Intel 82365 not idenified. read_intel_reg( 0 ) failed.
 9 - isaMEMAddress conversion failed.
10 - CIS not validated. EcardValidateCIS failed.
11 - Configuration register tuple not present. EcardLocateCFG failed.
12 - Peek after poking configuration register failed.
13 - NE2000BaseAddress conversion failed.
14 - NE2000BaseAddress != 0x21 or != 0x23.

Generally error codes 10 to 12 mean that the card could not be found. Make
sure the card is inserted and the CardSocket value in the registry is valid.

For a more detailled description of the Event Log error codes please edit
your registry with the following parameters:

1) Run REGEDT32.EXE from the SYSTEM32 directory.
3) Select the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\
   EventLog\System key.
4) Make a new sub-key (under services with the "Edit" then "Add Key".
5) Call the Key Name "NtEcard".
6) Make the Class "1" for SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER type.
7) Under the new "NtEcard" Key add the following Values:

(This is done by "Edit" then "Add Value..." and select "REG_xx"
 for each value)

	a) EventMessageFile
	   REG_EXPAND_SZ
	   %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\NtEcard.sys

	b) TypeSupported
	   REG_DWORD
	   0x7

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*    Version 3.51                                                            *
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* How to use the PCMCIA software supplied with NT 3.51*

(1)  Open the Control Panel, and choose Network Setup.

(2)  Click the Add Adapter button.

(3)  Select <Other> Requires disk from manufacturer.

(4)  Type in the Path A:\WINNT

(5)  Select the Grey Cell 2200 Series.

(6)  Set the IRQ level and I/O Port Address to any free resources,
     Valid IRQ's = 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 12, 15.
     Valid I/O's = 300, 320, 340 & 360.
  
(7)  Select Bus Type as PCMCIA.

(8)  Leave the Bus Number selected at 0.

(9)  Click on OK and Restart the Machine.

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If the installation for NT 3.51 does not work, please disable the PCMCIA
driver from your device manager and use the NtEcard.sys driver and follow the
installation as for Windows NT 3.51.
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*   Windows NT Version 4.0                                                   *
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Step 1: Goto Control Panel, Network, Adapters, Add then click on Have Disk
and select a:\winnt.

Then follow the instructions for NT 3.51. Step 5.