Diagnostic Utilities; Pcmcia.com - Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Installation And Configuration Manual

DOS Utilities

Diagnostic Utilities

PCMCIA.COM

Description
Syntax
Options
Standard Options
(Default settings in
brackets)
Remarks
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Turns the PCMCIA slot on or off so that the utility programs can access
and communicate with the card.
PCMCIA [ON | OFF] [-SLOT0 |-SLOT1] [-TITAN] [-BASE <addr>]
[-LOAD] [-BOOT]
ON |OFF Enables or disables the specified PCMCIA slot.
-SLOTn Identifies the slot to turn on or off.
-TITAN Not used with 340 or 350 series adapters.
-BASE <addr> Base address for the memory window used to
access the PCMCIA configuration space. This
must point to an unused 2-Kb block in the
host system memory space.
-LOAD Used to load new firmware.
-BOOT Turns on the PCMCIA slot so the other utility
programs can access the adapter.
-p[IO base] IO base address (hex) [380]
-io#|-misa#|-isa# IO type, #={8|16}
-b [membase] Memory base address (hex) [D000:0]
-I [irq] Interrupt request (decimal) [5]
-s [slot] Slot number (decimal) [0]
-365 82365-card startup
-pci PCI-card startup
-nocheck I/O access not tested on startup
Standard options are available when they are displayed as part of the
command or when using the help (-?) option.
Use this utility to activate the adapter's slot when the other utility
programs do not work and to turn it off when finished running the utility
programs. The following example shows the proper command syntax to
turn the slot on, run a utility program, and turn the card off:
PCMCIA ON -BOOT
RADINFO
PCMCIA OFF
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