SMC Networks Elite16 Manual page 29

Command
/?
/default
/factory
f\o.x
/irq:x
/linkJnV.x
/netconn:/
/newio:x
/node:x
/ram:x
/rom:x
/romsi2e.x
Description
Displays all setup program commands.
Forces the adapter to the follow/ing settings when the jumper is set to SOR: I/O address 240, IRQ 2, RAM base address
CCOOO. This command produces the same result as /factory, except that IRQ is enabled.
Forces the adapter to the default, factory-set values for the SOFT jumper position (I/O address 240, IRQ 2 (disabled), RAM base
address CCOOO).
Identifies the cun-ent I/O base address of the adapter you want to configure. The factory setting for the 1/0 base address at the
SOF jumper location is 240.
Specifies the interrupt level (IRQ). Possible values for x are 2,3,4,5,7,10,11, or 15. This command enables the IRQ specified.
Specifies whether link integrity is enabled or disabled where x is either e (enabled) or d (disabled). This command is avail-
able for EW and W adapter models only. For the EPC, WC, and EWC cards, use the /netconn command instead.
Specifies which kind of network connection you want. Possible values for x are: 1 = BNC/1 OBaseT; 2 = AUI/1 OBaseT or 3 = TP
(no link integrity). UsethiscommandwiththeEPC,WC, and EWC series cards.
Specifies a new I/O base address. Acceptable values for xare 200,220,240,260,280,2A0,2C0,2E0,300,320,340,360.380,
3A0,3C0,and3E0(hex).
Identifies the node address of the adapter you want to configure, x is the 12-digit node address printed on the NETWORK
ADDRESS label attached to the adapter. This command is an altemative to using the fio command to identify the adapter.
Specifies the RAM base address. The parameter x can be any 16-Kbyte boundary between 80000 and FFCOOO. Example:
AOOOO. For RAM base address above 1 MByte, 6 digits (choices) have to be specified. Example: B C O O O O .
Specifies the base address of the boot ROM. Possible values for xare any address between 80000 and F C O O O . Note: The ad-
dress must be on a boundary of the ROM size.
Specifies the size of the ROM window in Kbytes. Possible values for x are 0 (ROM disabled), 16,32, and 64.
Table 6. ConHguratiGn Options
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