Intelligent Client Program --- EZOPEN.EXE ----------------------------------------- 1. Introduction ------------- EZOPEN.exe is an intelligent client program which is both a device driver and an execution file running under DOS environment. It provides the user with a robust mechanism to operate the PCMCIA adapter. a. EZOPEN as a device driver To load the EZOPEN under DOS environment: In CONFIG.SYS: . . DEVICE=EZOPEN.EXE[/cmd][/cmd].. Note: In general, DEVICE=EZOPEN.EXE is placed at the end of the CONFIG.SYS file. In other words, EZOPEN.exe is the last device driver. b. To execute the EZOPEN under DOS command prompt(i.e. C:>EZOPEN): In general, it is placed in the startup batch file, AUTOEXEC.BAT. In AUTOEXEC.BAT: . . EZOPEN[/CMD][/CMD]... Note: If the user prefers not to load EZOPEN during the BOOT STRAP process, he can load and execute the program at the time he is ready to install the adapter. 2. Command Switches ----------------- DEVICE=EZOPEN.EXE[/cmd][/cmd]... or EZOPEN[/cmd][/cmd]... command switches are: ? = show this messsage i<n> = set IO address(n: 300, 320, 340, 360) q<n> = set Interrupt number(n: 3,4,5,9,10,11,12,15) s<n> = specify socket number(n: 0,1,2,....) - This command switch(s) does not apply to the Card Service. - It is recommended not to specify the socket number although it is allowed to do so because the EZOPEN will automatically scan all sockets and enable the cards. c = show resources used by socket 3. Auto-detection function ------------------------ The EZOPEN provides the following auto-detection function: (i) For computers with BIOS incorporating Socket Service and Card Service - EZOPEN directly accesses the Card Service's Interface Function Calls. The MAC-layer driver directly acquires card service's resources, IRQ and I/O address. - The IRQ and I/O address are managed by the Card Service. Under this environment, there is no need to specify the command switches. In other words, it is auto-configurable. e.g. DEVICE=EZOPEN.EXE(in CONFIG.SYS) or EZOPEN(in AUTOEXEC.BAT) The user can still select the resources that he prefers but the selection is not guaranteed, depending upon the Card Service's resources allocation status. - The MAC-layer driver acquires the resources via Card Service function calls. Therefore, there is no need to assign I/O address and IRQ in NET.CFG in DOSODI or PROTOCOL.INI. In other words, it is automatically configured through the Card Service's function calls. - The adapter provides the "Hot Swap" function. The user can insert or de-insert the card no matter the power is on or off. The Card Service automatically detects the card's existence and allocates or de-allocates the systems resources. - If the user does not use the EZOPEN as the Client Driver Program, he should utilize the SUPER CLIENT supplied by the Socket/Card service. (ii) For computers that provides Socket Service and Card Service in the form of device drivers - Specify the device drivers in the CONFIG.SYS file - Refer to the section (i) for the functions of EZOPEN. (iii) For computers that have only Socket Service and no Card Service or have neither of them -Under this environment, there is no need to specify the command switches. In other words, it is auto-configurable. e.g. DEVICE=EZOPEN.EXE(in CONFIG.SYS) or EZOPEN(in AUTOEXEC.BAT) There is no need to assign I/O address and IRQ in NET.CFG in DOSODI or PROTOCOL.INI. - There is no "Hot Swap" function. Therefore, the user should insert the card before the Boot Strap process. Actually, the card needs to be inserted before running the EZOPEN. - EZOPEN provides the function of auto-detecting the existence of Socket Service and Card Service. If it detects that neither exists, the user can utilize the EZOPEN as an Direct Enabler. - If the computer system has only Socket Service and no Card Service, the EZOPEN can enable the PCMCIA controller via socket service's function calls. (iiii) For computers that have designed base on VLSI PCMCIA controller. ( COMPAQ Aero / Concerto / Contura 400 ) - Under this environment, there is no auto-detection function. Therefore, it requires to use command switches to assign IRQ and I/O address. e.g. in CONFIG.SYS: DEVICE=EZOPEN.EXE[/CMD][/CMD]... in AUTOEXEC.BAT: EZOPEN[/cmd][/cmd].... - There is no "Hot Swap" function. Therefore, the user should insert the card before the Boot Strap process. Actually, the card needs to be inserted before running the EZOPEN. - Although the MAC-layer program is PCMCIA awarded program, in NET.CFG (in DOSODI) or PROTOCOL.INI files, the user needs to assign the systems resources that are consistent with the command switches parameters. * The current version of EZOPEN enables the following PCMCIA controller: INTEL 82365SL controller INTEL 82365SL compatible controller Data BooK TCIC-2/N controller VLSI 82C146 controller ----------------------------------[END]-------------------------------------Download Driver Pack
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