;**************************************************************************** ; ; FILENAME : @626b.adf ; ; DESCRIPTION : Apricot AdLOC(tm) Security Card (ADF : @626B) ; ; ITEM : @(I)149396SD/S/1/@626b.adf ; ;**************************************************************************** AdapterID 0626Bh AdapterName "Apricot AdLOC(tm) Security Card" NumBytes 4 FixedResources pos[3] = xx1xxxxxb ; sync extended ready cycles from 611 NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level" choice "Level_10" pos[0] = x0xxxxxxb int 10 choice "Level_5" pos[0] = x1xxxxxxb int 5 Help "The Security Adapter can generate one of two Interrupt levels. Level 10 (default) is the higher priority, and Level 5 is the lower" NamedItem Prompt "Port Addresses" choice "Primary" pos[2] = xxxxx000b io 0400h - 040fh choice "Alternate #1" pos[2] = xxxxx001b io 0c00h - 0c0fh choice "Alternate #2" pos[2] = xxxxx010b io 1400h - 140fh choice "Alternate #3" pos[2] = xxxxx011b io 1c00h - 1c0fh choice "Alternate #4" pos[2] = xxxxx100b io 2400h - 240fh choice "Alternate #5" pos[2] = xxxxx101b io 2c00h - 2c0fh choice "Alternate #6" pos[2] = xxxxx110b io 3400h - 340fh choice "Alternate #7" pos[2] = xxxxx111b io 3c00h - 3c0fh Help "The Security Adapter can use one of 8 sets of I/O Locations, 'Primary' is the default set and should be chosen if it does not conflict with other adapters in the system. Conflicts are indicated by an asterisk - use the F5 (prev) and F6 (next) keys to correct conflicts." NamedItem Prompt "BIOS Addresses" choice "DC000h-DFFFFh" pos[3] = xxxx1111b mem 0dc000h - 0dffffh choice "D8000h-DBFFFh" pos[3] = xxxx1101b mem 0d8000h - 0dbfffh choice "D4000h-D7FFFh" pos[3] = xxxx1011b mem 0d4000h - 0d7fffh choice "D0000h-D3FFFh" pos[3] = xxxx1001b mem 0d0000h - 0d3fffh choice "CC000h-CFFFFh" pos[3] = xxxx0111b mem 0cc000h - 0cffffh choice "C8000h-CBFFFh" pos[3] = xxxx0101b mem 0c8000h - 0cbfffh choice "C4000h-C7FFFh" pos[3] = xxxx0011b mem 0c4000h - 0c7fffh choice "C0000h-C3FFFh" pos[3] = xxxx0001b mem 0c0000h - 0c3fffh Help "The Security Adapter can use one of 9 sets of memory addresses. These are 16 Kbyte blocks. Conflicts are indicated by an asterisk - use the F5 (prev) and F6 (next) keys to correct conflicts."