Xircom POCKET ETHERNET ADAPTER III User Manual page 84

where
FRAME designates support for multiple Ethernet frame types. One or
more types can be used. Refer to your NetWare documentation for more
information. The Xircom OD1 driver's default frame type is 802.2, but the
NET.CFG file supplied with the OD1 driver on the Xircom Drivers
diskette sets both 802.2 and 802.3. Therefore
if
your networks frame type
is
802.3, you must use Xircom's NET.CFG with the OD1 driver.
NON forces the driver to run in non-bidirectional mode. Without the
"NON" keyword, the driver autoconfigures to bidirectional or non-
bidirectional mode.
LFI' requires a space followed by a number from 1 to
3
which designates
the physical parallel port to which the Adapter
is
connected: LPT1, LFT2,
or LFT3. Default (if parameter not spedied) is autoconfiguration.
INT requires a space followed by a number designating the parallel port
hadware interrupt (for example, INT=5 or INT=7). Default
(if
parameter
not specified)
is
autoconfiguration. Use 0 (zero) to force the Adapter into
a polled mode.
IOADDRFSS
requires a space followed by an
VO
address in hexadeci-
mal
notation (0x240 to 0x380). Default
(if
parameter not spedied)
is
autoconfiguration.
LINKDISABLE
disables l i n k integrity for operation with non-1OBASE-T
networks such as StarLAN 10. Without the "LINKDISABLE" keyword in
the NET.CFG fie, the driver defaults to link integrity ENABLED.
Instructions for loading the appropriate OD1 files and drivers are pro-
vided in the Soflwam Setup
and Installation section listing network
operating systems in alphabetical order by vendor.
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