
	       32-bit PCI Ethernet Adapter
	NDIS/3 DRIVER FOR WINDOWS 95 INSTALLATION
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  Contents:
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	   A) Remove DECchip 21x40 driver supported by Win95
	   B) Install NDIS 3.1 driver to the Windows 95
	   C) Configuration NDIS 3.1 driver to the Windows 95



A) Remove DECchip 21x40 driver supported by Win95

   This adapter, 10M or 10/100M(-NWAY) PCI adapter, is based on DEC chip
   DC21x40.  Thus, the 21x40 driver supported by Win95 can work on this
   adapter.  If you want running supported driver in the driver diskette,
   you should remove the adapter object and driver in Win95 system, then
   following instruction steps B) & C) to complete installation and
   configuration for the adapter.

    A.1) Remove adapter object & driver for DECchip 21x40
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    1. Click the "My Computer" icon in the Main Program Group.
    2. Click the "Control Panel" icon from My Computer window.
    3. Click the "System" icon from the Control Panel window.
    4. Click the "Network adapter" icon from System window.
    5. Click the "PCI Fast Ethernet DECchip 21140 Based Adapter"
       icon from System window.
    6. Click <Remove> button, then click <OK> button.
    7. Close the opened windows.


    A.2) Rename DC21x40 installation information file
    -------------------------------------------------
    8. Switch to MS-DOS Command Prompt windows.
    9. Type the following DOS command:

       CD \WINDOWS\INF
       RENAME NETPCI.INF *.IN_
       EXIT
   10. Shutdown and turn off the machine.

** NOTICE!!

       1. Here, \WINDOWS is the directory where your Windows 95 system is
	  located.

       2. If you NEVER pluged 10M or 10/100M(-NWAY) PCI adapter into your PC,
	  steps 1..7 in A.1) is not necessary.	And you just start from
	  step 8 in A.2), because you need not to remove the 21140 adapter
	  object and driver.



B) Install NDIS 3.1 driver to the Windows 95
    The drivers named ETHPCI.SYS contained in the directory
    WIN95.


    NDIS Driver Installation on Windows 95
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    1. Plug 10M or 10/100M(-NWAY) PCI adapter into one of the Master PCI
       slots of your PCI platform.
    2. Turn power on then boot from Windows 95.
    3. Windows 95 will prompt PCI Ethernet Controller in New Hardware Found
       dialog box.
    4. Select "Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer" from New
       Hardware Found dialog box, then click OK button.
    5. Insert the Driver Diskette 1 in your floppy drive.
    6. Enter the driver pathname, i.e. A:\WIN95 (or B:\WIN95), then click OK
       button from Install from Disk dialog box.
    7. Select your installed adapter from

	      32-bit 10M PCI Ethernet Adapter
	      32-bit 10/100M(-NWAY) PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter

       then click OK button from Select Device dialog box.
    8. Follow screen instructions to complete the process.
    9. Restart your computer.



C) Configuration NDIS 3.1 driver to the Windows 95

    1. Click the "My Computer" icon in the Main Program Group.
    2. Click the "Control Panel" icon from My Computer window.
    3. Click the "Network" icon from the Control Panel window.
    4. Select "Adapter" item from Network Component Type dialog box,
       then click "Properties..." button.
    5. Click "Advanced" button from Properties for 32-bit 10M (or 10/100M-NWAY)
       PCI Ethernet Adapter dialog box.
    6. Here, you can set the following properties:

       <1>. Burst Length : 1 Dword	  ; Default is 16 Dwords.
			   2 Dwords	  ; (1 Dword = 4 bytes).
			   4 Dwords
			   8 Dwords
			  16 Dwords
			  32 Dwords

       <2>. Connection Type (32-bit driver): <NDIS3 driver>
	     for 10M adapter:			; Default is AutoDetect
			      AutoDetect
			      BNC (10Base2)
			      TP  Full_Duplex
			      TP  No_Link_Test
			      Twisted Pair (10BaseT)

	     for 10/100M (-NWAY) adapter:	; Default is AutoSense
			      100BaseTx
			      100BaseTx Full_Duplex
			      10BaseT
			      10BaseT Full_Duplex
			      AutoSense
			      BNC (10Base2)    ; support only NWAY adapter

       <3>. Connection Type (16-bit driver): <NDIS2 driver>
	    (This argument will be put in MAC driver section in PROTOCOL.INI)

			      Auto Detection	; Default is Auto Detection
			      Twisted Pair
			      TP Full Duplex
			      BNC (Thinnet), (10Base2)

       <4>. Receive Buffers : 8, 16, 32, 48, 64.
			      default is 16.

       <5>. Map Registers   : 4, 8,
			      default is 8.
			      This parameter depends on different machine,
			      for x86, the value is 8.

       The following three parameters are  used for 10/100M (-NWAY) adapter only.

       <6>. Store And Forward : Enabled --> Enable eraly transmit,
				Disabled--> Disable early transmit,
				default is Disabled.

       <7>. Transmit Threshold : the transmit FIFO threshold level when Store and
				 Forward is disabled.

			     10Mbps:  72,  96, 128, 160   bytes,
			    100Mbps: 128, 256, 512, 1024  bytes,
			    default is 160 or 1024 bytes.

       <8>. Data Rate-16 bit driver: the line speed of 10/100M (-NWAY) adapter,

				     Valid data: 10Mbps, 100Mbps,
				     default is 100Mbps.

    7. Follow screen instructions to complete the process.
    8. Restart your computer.

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