;*************************************************************************** ;* ;* Copyright (C) 1989-1993 by NCR Corporation. ;* ;* This program contains proprietary and confidential information. ;* All rights reserved except as may be permitted by prior written consent. ;* ;*************************************************************************** AdapterId 0004Eh AdapterName "NCR 53C700 SCSI Controller" NumBytes 4 NamedItem Prompt "SCSI Controller" Choice "Enabled" pos[0]=XXXXXXX1b Choice "Disabled" pos[0]=XXXXXXX0b Help "This option will allow you to disable the SCSI controller. Once the controller is disabled, no SCSI devices connected to this controller can be accessed after the next system boot." NamedItem Prompt "Memory Address Range" Choice "DE000h-DFFFFh" pos[1]=11111XXXb mem 0DE000h-0DFFFFh Choice "DC000h-DDFFFh" pos[1]=11110XXXb mem 0DC000h-0DDFFFh Choice "DA000h-DBFFFh" pos[1]=11101XXXb mem 0DA000h-0DBFFFh Choice "D8000h-D9FFFh" pos[1]=11100XXXb mem 0D8000h-0D9FFFh Choice "D6000h-D7FFFh" pos[1]=11011XXXb mem 0D6000h-0D7FFFh Choice "D4000h-D5FFFh" pos[1]=11010XXXb mem 0D4000h-0D5FFFh Choice "D2000h-D3FFFh" pos[1]=11001XXXb mem 0D2000h-0D3FFFh Choice "D0000h-D1FFFh" pos[1]=11000XXXb mem 0D0000h-0D1FFFh Choice "CE000h-CFFFFh" pos[1]=10111XXXb mem 0CE000h-0CFFFFh Choice "CC000h-CDFFFh" pos[1]=10110XXXb mem 0CC000h-0CDFFFh Choice "CA000h-CBFFFh" pos[1]=10101XXXb mem 0CA000h-0CBFFFh Choice "C8000h-C9FFFh" pos[1]=10100XXXb mem 0C8000h-0C9FFFh Choice "C6000h-C7FFFh" pos[1]=10011XXXb mem 0C6000h-0C7FFFh Choice "C4000h-C5FFFh" pos[1]=10010XXXb mem 0C4000h-0C5FFFh Choice "C2000h-C3FFFh" pos[1]=10001XXXb mem 0C2000h-0C3FFFh Choice "C0000h-C1FFFh" pos[1]=10000XXXb mem 0C0000h-0C1FFFh Choice "Disabled" pos[1]=00000XXXb Help "Set the Memory Address Range to avoid conflict with adapters which use the Channel ROM area for ROM or RAM. 'Disabled' may be chosen if another 'NCR 53C700 SCSI Controller' in a higher numbered slot exists. The 'NCR 53C700 SCSI Controller' in the highest numbered slot must not choose 'Disabled'." NamedItem Prompt "Interrupt Level" Choice "5" pos[0]=XX00XXXXb int 5 Choice "9" pos[0]=XX01XXXXb int 9 Choice "14" pos[0]=XX10XXXXb int 14 Help "Choose an Interrupt Level. Shared interrupts may degrade system performance." NamedItem Prompt "I/O Address Range" Choice "300h-345h" pos[0]=XXXX010Xb io 0300h-0345h Choice "200h-245h" pos[0]=XXXX001Xb io 0200h-0245h Choice "400h-445h" pos[0]=XXXX011Xb io 0400h-0445h Choice "500h-545h" pos[0]=XXXX100Xb io 0500h-0545h Choice "600h-645h" pos[0]=XXXX101Xb io 0600h-0645h Help "Choose one of the available I/O Address Range options." NamedItem Prompt "Host Logical ID" Choice "7" pos[1]=XXXXX111b Choice "6" pos[1]=XXXXX110b Choice "5" pos[1]=XXXXX101b Choice "4" pos[1]=XXXXX100b Choice "3" pos[1]=XXXXX011b Choice "2" pos[1]=XXXXX010b Choice "1" pos[1]=XXXXX001b Choice "0" pos[1]=XXXXX000b Help "Set the Logical ID to avoid conflict when performing I/O with other SCSI devices. The default is 7." NamedItem Prompt "Number of Fixed Disks Reported" Choice "Actual" pos[0]=X0XXXXXXb Choice "Maximum Of 2" pos[0]=X1XXXXXXb Help "This option, if set to 'Actual', causes the BIOS to report the actual number of drives installed in the system. Selecting 'Maximum Of 2', causes the BIOS to limit the number of fixed disk drives reported in the system to two. DOS versions 4.01 or lower require a maximum of two drives to be reported in the system, whereas DOS versions 5.0 (or higher) and other Operating Systems can take advantage of the actual number of drives reported."