1. ETH16i32.zip Driver
2. PROTOCOL.INI File Contents

PROTOCOL.INI Driver File Contents (ETH16i32.zip)

;----------------------------------------------------------------------- 
; The  EtherTeam16i  and  EtherTeam32  are  fully SW configurable with a
; SETUP  utility,  so  they  have  only  one  required  entry   in   the
; PROTOCOL.INI:
; 
; 
;   Drivername = ETH16I$
; 
; 
; No  specifications  for the I/O-Base Address, Slot Number or Interrupt
; Number are needed in the PROTOCOL.INI, but the  driver  resolves  them
; according  to  the  default  values on the Adapter Setup EEPROM or the
; EISA Configuration.
; 
; 
; The are however some parameters which can be used in the  PROTOCOL.INI
; to  verify  or  to override the SETUP values. The possible entries and
; values in the EtherTeam16i section in PROTOCOL.INI are:
; 
; 
;  1. DRIVERNAME
; 
;     Identifies the network driver. This  entry  is  mandatory  in  the
;     PROTOCOL.INI
; 
;     Possible values : ETH16I$ (and ETH16I2$, ETH16I3$ and ETH16I3$ for
;     multiple installations).
;
;
;  2. IOADDRESS
; 
;     This is the I/O-Base Address of the Adapter. It may be be given to
;     verify  that  the  SETUP  value  is an expected one. If there is a
;     conflict, the driver doesn't initialize.
; 
;     Possible values : 0x240, 0x260, 0x280, 0x2A0, 0x300, 0x340, 0x380
; 
;     Default : SETUP (0x2A0)
; 
;     NOTE! Instead of "Slot" (see below), the I/O-Base Address  for  an
;     EtherTeam32  Adapter  can  be given also as 0xN000, where N = Slot
;     Number (1 .. 8).
; 
; 
;  3. SLOT
; 
;     This is the Slot Number where the Adapter is installed.
; 
;     Possible values : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
; 
;     Default : 1
; 
;     NOTE! This parameter is for EtherTeam32 only.
; 
; 
;  4. INTERRUPT
; 
;     This is the Interrupt Number of the Adapter. It may  be  given  to
;     verify  that  the  SETUP  value  is an expected one. If there is a
;     conflict, the driver doesn't initialize.
; 
;     Possible values : 5, 9, 10, 15                for EtherTeam16i
;                       3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15  for EtherTeam32
; 
;     Default : SETUP (10)
; 
; 
;  5. MAXTRANSMITS
; 
;     Specifies the number of Transmit commands that can  be  queued  by
;     the driver.
; 
;     Possible values : From 6 to 50
; 
;     Default : 6 in MS-DOS, 20 in OS/2
; 
; 
;  6. NETADDRESS
; 
;     Overrides  the permanent network address of the card. The value is
;     a hexadecimal string of 12 digits in quotes, e.g. "00004B010203"
; 
;     Possible values : "00004Bxxxxxx"
; 
;     Default : Permanent SETUP address.
; 
; 
;  7. TRANSCEIVER
; 
;     Specifies the physical interface to the network. BNC, AUI  and  TP
;     are  for Thin, Thick and Twisted Pair Ethernet, respectively. AUTO
;     means that the driver detects which connection is used.
; 
;     Possible values : BNC, AUI, TP or AUTO
; 
;     Default : SETUP
; 
; 
;  8. TXBUFFSIZE
; 
;     Specifies the amount of Adapter Buffer Memory (as kbytes) reserved
;     for transmit packets.
; 
;     Possible values : 4, 8 or 16
; 
;     Default : 8
;----------------------------------------------------------------------- 
 
;-----------------------------------------------------
; This is just an example of the PROTOCOL.INI, usually
; no HW parameters are needed.
;-----------------------------------------------------
   Drivername = ETH16I$
;  interrupt = 10
;  ioaddress = 0x2A0
;  maxtransmits = 6
;  transceiver = bnc
;  txbuffsize = 8