1. DE220PNP.ZIP Driver
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NCSA.TXT Driver File Contents (DE220PNP.ZIP)

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NOTES ON
Installing D-Link DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter
For NCSA Users
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    (c) 1997 Copyright D-Link Corporation  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

This document contains installation notes, which is not included in the
DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter USER'S GUIDE or onscreen instructions,
for NCSA users regarding DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter installation.

This document contains information on the following topics:

1.0 Introduction
2.0 Installing Pcaket driver
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1.0 Introduction
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NCSA users please also refer to the following:

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     File                  Description/Installation notes
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     \README.TXT           For all users
     \PKTDRV\README.TXT    For all Packet driver users

2.0   Installing Pcaket driver
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    1. To load a driver, use either of the following methods:

       Method 1:
       ---------
       In your CONFIG.SYS file, include the DEVICE command.

       Format:
       DEVICE = DE22XPD.SYS [/option] <packet_int_no>

       See \PKTDRV\README.TXT for additional parameters

       Method 2:
       ---------
       Issue DE22XPD command at the DOS command prompt.

       Format:
       DE22XPD [/option] <packet_int_no>

       See \PKTDRV\README.TXT for additional parameters

    2. You need to install NCSA TCP/IP distributions into your
       computer. (Also refer to NCSA TCP/IP distributions \INSTALL for
       more information.)

    3. Please set correct values in CONFIG.TEL which is include in
       NCSA TCP/IP distributions as follows:

       CONFIG.TEL
       ----------
            :
            :
       hardware    = packet
       ioaddr      = <iobase>
       interrupt   = <irq>
            :
            :
       Please take note the above settings must be the same as
       driver's parameters.

       Now, the NCSA TCP/IP associated programs are ready to be used.

       Examples:

       C:\> de22xpd 0x62
       C:\> edit config.tel

                 :
            hardware     = packet
            ioaddr       = 300
            interrupt    = 5
                 :

       C:\> telnet <IP_ADDRESS>