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[ DAVICOM Semiconductor Inc. ]
[ DM9 Series PCI Ethernet Adapter ]
[ SROM Format Programming Guide ]
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[ (C) Copyright 1997-1999 DAVICOM Semiconductor Inc. ]
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Files Description :
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\PGSROM\PGSROM.EXE DM910X SROM Programming Program
\PGSROM\SROM.DAT DM910X SROM Format Data File
\PGSROM\ADDR.MAX DM910X Maximum Node ID File
\PGSROM\ADDR.LOG DM910X Programmed Node ID Output Log File
\PGSROM\PGSROM.TXT This File.
DM9 Series SROM Format Data Description :
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(Mark '*' field means that you must modify it, when you run PGSROM.EXE
at first time and no SROM.DAT file)
SubVendorID = 02 91 ==> Sub-System Vendor ID (0291h)
SubDeviceID = 82 12 ==> Sub-System Device ID (8212h)
NCE_AutoLoad = 00 00 ==> NCE and Auto_Load_Control
PCIVendorID = 12 82 ==> PCI Vendor ID (1282h)
PCIDeviceID = 91 02 ==> PCI Device ID (9102h)
PMCSR_PMC = 00 00 ==> PMCSR and PMC
NodeAddress = 00 00 00 00 00 01 ==> *Ethernet ID (000000000001)
SelectedType = 00 08 ==> Selected Connected Type (0800h)
GprControl = 80 ==> General Purpose Control (80h)
BlockCount = 06 ==> Block Count (6 Blocks)
Block0 = 8E 01 01 ==> Block0 Length, Type, PHY Address
GPR init = 00 ==> GPR Length
PHY reset = 02 80 00 ==> Reset Sequence Length, Data
PHY info = 00 78 E0 01 00 50 00 18 ==> Block0 Other Data
Block1 = 85 80 00 20 00 40 ==> Block1 Data
Block2 = 85 00 00 00 87 00 ==> Block2 Data
Block3 = 85 00 01 00 87 00 ==> Block3 Data
Block4 = 85 00 04 00 87 00 ==> Block4 Data
Block5 = 85 00 05 00 87 00 ==> Block5 Data
<<< NOTICE !!! >>>
1. This program DON'T check the PCI Vendor ID and Device ID,
so please check by yourself that ONLY ONE DM910X card
on your machine. If you have other PCI cards or more than
one DM910X cards, please remove them.
2. After completed programming the SROM, you MUST HARDWARE RESET
the machine to take the change effect.
3. You can use the SubVendorID and SubDeviceID fields to
assign the Sub-System Vendor ID and Device ID.
4. You can use the PCIVendorID, PCIDeviceID and NCE_AutoLoad
fields to override the DM9 NIC default PCI Vendor ID (1282h)
and Device ID (9102h).
(When you specify the PCIVendorID and PCIDeviceID fields,
the NCE_AutoLoad field MUST set 000Ah to enable the PCI
Vendor ID & Device ID Auto-load function, otherwise
the setting will be NO MEANING and used default values.)
5. The PMCSR_PMC and NCE_AutoLoad fields can be used for Power
Management Function.
(When you specify the PMCSR_PMC field, the NCE_AutoLoad field
MUST set 00A0h to enable the PME/PMC/PMCSR Auto-load function,
otherwise the setting will be NO MEANING and used default
values.)
6. The NodeAddress field can be assigned the First Node Address
for programming.
After each programming was completed, the programmed Node ID
will be output to the ADDR.LOG file, the NodeAddress value
will be auto-increased by 1, the Next Node ID will be saved
to the SROM.DAT file for next programming.
7. The current programmed Node ID must be NOT the Max. Node ID
(FF FF FF FF FF FF), otherwise the program will display
the ERROR message and Quit the program.
8. The current programmed Node ID must NOT beyond the Max. Node ID
in the ADDR.MAX file, otherwise the program will display
the ERROR message and Quit the program.
9. Before programming Node ID, the program will check the programmed
Node ID from the ADDR.LOG file for avoiding the Node ID Reentry
problem. (The Current Node ID from SROM.DAT MUST be increamented
by 1 from the Last Node ID from ADDR.LOG)
If the Current Node ID from SROM.DAT is NOT increamented by 1
from the Last Node ID from ADDR.LOG, the program will RETRY
to program the Current Node ID, you can press <Ctrl>+C keys
to break the job then use PGSROM /I to program the Current
Node ID or check the SROM.DAT file.)
10. The PGSROM.EXE will compare the Programmed EEPROM Content with
the SROM.DAT File Content. If programmed EEPROM failure, it will
try to program the EEPROM again using the same SROM.DAT file,
if failure again, it will quit the program and return the Write
SROM Error Code.
11. The other field's descriptor can be referred to the DM9
Series SROM Format Specific.
12. This SROM programming program will return the following
return code :
0 : Normal Quit Code
1 : Abort Quit Code
2 : No Card Error Code
3 : Broadcast Node ID Error Code
4 : Beyond Max. Node ID Error Code
5 : Write SROM Error Code
P.S.: The following command of the Batch File can be used
to get the Return Code : (MUST check ERRORLEVEL from
the Maximum Number to the Minimum Number, if the Return
Code Number >= RETURN_CODE_NUMBER, goto COMMAND label.)
IF ERRORLEVEL RETURN_CODE_NUMBER GOTO COMMAND
13. This SROM programming program supports the following parameters.
(You MUST insert the SPACE character between two parameters.)
Syntax : PGSROM [/y] [/n] [/b] [/m] [/i] [/t] [/h]
/y : Program SROM with WARNING Message
/n : Program SROM without WARNING Message
/b : Re-input Starting Node ID to SROM.DAT file
/m : Re-input Maximum Node ID to ADDR.MAX file
/i : NO Check Increament Node ID by 1 from ADDR.LOG file
/t : Change the Screen Backgroup Color with Dark Gray color
/h : Display Help Message
(NOTICE: Between Two Parameters MUST be the SPACE character !!)
<<< End of file >>>
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