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	     32-BIT PCI-BUS (FAST) ETHERNET ADAPTER		


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 How to Config Your PCI adapter	     

 1. Go to the PCI configuration item in BIOS setup.
 2. Follow the following steps to configure the PCI slot:
   a).	You should know which slot your adapter is plugged in to.
	Look for the physical location of the slot in your PCI
	motherboard.
   b).	Set to "Enable" for the field that read as "this device".
   c).	Set to "Master" for the field that read as "this item".
	The 32-bit PCI LAN adapter MUST be installed in an expansion
	slot that supports "Bus Master".  Refer to your system
	documentation to determine which slots support Bus Mastering.
   d).	Some BIOS Setup allows you to select which interrupt line
	you can use.  In our case, select "INT A" for the field read
	as "this item".
   e).	Select an IRQ of your choice, make sure it does not conflict
	with existing IRQs in use.
   d).	Select the "Trigger method" by which the IRQ is assigned or
	routed to the PCI slot.  Choose "level-trigger" option.
	Multiple 32-bit PCI LAN adapters can share the same PCI
	interrupt and all must use INTA with level-trigger mode.
 3. Run the diagnostic program found in the driver diskette.
    If problem arises during the installation, contact your dealer
    for support.

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 Conflict with Microsoft EMM386	     

The PCI adapters can only function with the EMM386.exe memory manager
program version 4.49 or later. You can verify its version number by
entering EMM386 at the DOS Prompt.

Do not specify the "highscan" option with the EMM386.exe statement
in your config.sys file or your system will hang.

If you run MEMMAKER and select Custom Setup, do not specify
"Aggressively scan upper memory", or it will automatically insert
the HIGHSCAN flag into the EMM386 command line. This parameter cannot
be manually removed once it's installed, doing so will cause the
extended memory manager to malfunction.



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 Support for 5 Volt PCI Slots		     

The 32-bit PCI-Bus (Fast) Ethernet Adapter currently supports only 5 volt
PCI slots. Future release of the adapter will support both 3.3 and 5 volt
PCI slots.


note: 1.  In some PCI-ISA computer which requires manual configuration.
	  when you setup interrupt you must move the jumper also, for
	  example, if you set INTA to interrupt 5 via a BIOS configuration
	  setting, you must also set the jumper on your motherboard to ISA
	  interrupt 5.
      2.  Usually, the PCI machine support only two Master Devices.
	  SCSIs are also master devices.
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