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Network Operation

super

MOPS

pro

Copyright 

JUMP

tec

 

Industrielle Computertechnik AG

Page: 65 of 93

IBM OS/2 NETWORKS - D0S CLIENTS FOR LAN SERVER NETWORKS

The NDIS 2.0.1 DOS driver (ENDS2ISA.DOS) is required to run a DOS workstation in an IBM LAN
Server environment.  IBM LAN Support Program (LSP) version 1.33 or higher is also required.

1) Start the LSP installation program by inserting the LSP installation diskette in the A: drive.  Type

DXMAID and press <Enter>.

 
2) Follow the instructions displayed by the DXMAID installation program.  Respond to questions

concerning your particular setup as appropriate.

 
3) When prompted, insert the "CS8900 Setup and Device Driver Software" diskette in drive A:, enter

the search path as _A:\DOS_ and press <Enter>. You can press <F1> if you need additional help
on any DXMAID installation dialog.

 
4) From the "Primary Adapter and Alternate Adapter" dialog, verify the Crystal LAN(tm) CS8900

Ethernet Adapter driver is listed as the "Adapter Driver".

 
5) Verify the list of "Protocol Drivers" to ensure the appropriate protocols are supported for your

network environment.  All protocol drivers listed will be installed.  If you want to change the
Protocol Drivers list, select a protocol driver in the list and press <F6> to display the list of
options.

 
6) Press <F4> to copy the NDIS DOS driver and protocol driver(s) to the appropriate directory. The

installation program will also make the necessary modifications to your AUTOEXEC.BAT,
CONFIG.SYS, and PROTOCOL.INI files.

 
7) After installation is complete, restart the computer to load the NDIS 2.0.1 driver

(ENDS2ISA.DOS) and LSP protocol drivers.

Summary of Contents for superMOPSpro

Page 1: ...Industrielle Computertechnik AG Page 1 of 93 superMOPSpro Technical Manual Rev 2 2 JUMPtec Industrielle Computertechnik AG Brunnwiesenstra e 16 94469 Deggendorf Germany PN of Manual 96035 0003 00 0 Ma...

Page 2: ...Restrictions of SDisk Usage 27 Watchdog User Interface 28 Peripheral Interfaces 29 DC Power Connector X3 29 Keyboard Reset Battery Speaker X9 29 Parallel Port X6 31 Serial Ports X7 X8 32 Floppy Connec...

Page 3: ...unction Signal Group 84 Data Conversion and Swapping 86 DMA Timing Specification 89 Bus Master Exchange Operation 90 REFRESH Signal Timing 90 PC 104 Stack Characteristics 91 Mechanical dimensions of s...

Page 4: ...egistered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation All other products and trademarks mentioned in this manual are trademarks of their respective owners T...

Page 5: ...guarantee conditions were kept If no fault has been found you will be charged with the test cost due to the high test expenditure Repairs outside the guarantee period will be charged This JUMPtec pro...

Page 6: ...speeds from 33MHz to 133MHz DX5 The superMOPSpro incorporates the following features Features Supported Processors Type Internal Clock Notes 80486SX 33 MHz many 486 processor types are or 80486DX 33...

Page 7: ...MB 8 9 MB Serial Ports COMA and COMB user configurable Base Adresses Port Definition 220h user 228h user 238h user 2E0h user 2E8h COM4 2F8 COM2 338 user 3E8 COM3 3F8 COM1 Parallel Port LPT uni or bi...

Page 8: ...roller EEPROM for CMOS SETUP IRDA Support I C Bus Interface Ethernet 10BaseT Twisted Pair RS485 prepared PC 104 Format 90 95 mm 4 5 x 3 7 with the PC 104 Bus 5V only power supply Full ISA electrical c...

Page 9: ...utertechnik AG Page 9 of 93 Connector Overview Block Diagram VLSI Chipset Watchdog SMC I O Controller 80486SX to AMD 5x86 Silicon Disk Dynamic RAM Keyboard Real Time Clock Serial COM A Serial COM B Pa...

Page 10: ...t POWER PC 104 S O DIMM The pin 1 of any connector is marked with a rectangular pad at the bottom side of the board and with a mark of the same kind in this drawing showing the top view of the board T...

Page 11: ...SA8 IRQ5 IOW GND PE I2CLK 24 SA7 IRQ4 GND RD GND GND 25 SA6 IRQ3 IOR GND SLCT Powergood 26 SA5 DACK2 GND SIDE VCC LNLED 27 SA4 T C NC 28 SA3 BALE BALE 29 SA2 VCC NC 30 SA1 OSC GND 31 SA0 GND IRQ14 32...

Page 12: ...ial drivers like HIMEM SYS EMM386 EXE etc Other operating systems OS 2 Windows NT allow to address the full memory area directly Standard Memory Map 000000h Interruptvectors 640KByte BIOS variables of...

Page 13: ...S extensions all not used Shadow RAM areas could be Dual port RAM used otherwise EMS Pages etc 0F0000h System Setup 64KByte System BIOS Shadow RAM 100000h higher memory area 110000h extended or expand...

Page 14: ...VGA BIOS of PC 104 VGALCD 4 0C8000h VGA ext BIOS Ext BIOS of PC 104 VGALCD 4 0D0000h superMOPSpro Ext BIOS of the superMOPSpro extension BIOS for handling of SDisk etc 0D8000h Digital I O Area for mem...

Page 15: ...A20 Gate 00A0 00BF fixed interrupt controller 2 00C0 00DE fixed DMA controller 2 00EC 00EF fixed configuration registers 00F0 00FF fixed math co processor 01F0 01F8 fixed fixed disk 0220 0227 if confi...

Page 16: ...available Please note that JUMPtec PC 104 devices are designed following the P996 Specification for ISA Systems Due to this fact shareable interrupts are not supported Some PC 104 manufacturers are n...

Page 17: ...e displayed superMOPSpro System BIOS Report The superMOPSpro has a system BIOS based on a source code from American Megatrend Inc which will give you a report similar to the following text AMIBIOS C 1...

Page 18: ...ght bit wide data access JUMPtec enabled the shadow RAM feature for this memory area to allow a much faster 16 bit access During boot sequence while WAIT will be displayed the DEL key allows to switch...

Page 19: ...additional note Date set the actual CMOS date Time set the actual CMOS time Base Memory base memory size 1 Ext Memory extended memory size Hard Disk C configure the first hard disk 2 3 4 Hard Disk D...

Page 20: ...5 0 733 17 43 MB 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MB 16 612 4 0 0 663 17 20 MB 17 977 5 300 0 977 17 41 MB 18 977 7 65535 0 977 17 57 MB 19 1024 7 512 0 1023 17 60 MB 20 733 5 300 0 732 17 30 MB 21 733 7 300 0 732 17...

Page 21: ...F7 Power On Defaults Entry Function Meaning note Typematic Rate Progr enable disable changing typematic rate Typematic Rate Delay sets time after which repetition of a keystroke will start with typem...

Page 22: ...abled Slow CPU Speed Emulation 1 I O Address Decode 16 bit ESC Exit v SEL Ctrl Pu Pd Modify F1 Help F2 F3 Color F5 Old Values F6 BIOS Setup Defaults F7 Power On Defaults Entry Function Meaning note Mi...

Page 23: ...k types however some older disks don t support autodetection and have to be configured manually in menu item 1 Autodetection won t configure the optional onboard silicon disk this drive has to be conf...

Page 24: ...isplayed SuperMOPS extended setup V1 2 Disk Management Disk Map Pool Size WrP Command State C HD0 D SD0 SDisk0 1856KB NO EraseDisk 71 used E OFF SDisk1 0KB NO EraseDisk Empty F OFF General Control Onb...

Page 25: ...a partition e g made with FDISK EXE will show state 2 used Disk Map In the Disk Map window hard disks and SDisks can be associated to a drive specifier The available drives which are not yet associat...

Page 26: ...heck whether his software is still running correctly The watchdog will be active after Delay time and cause an Action after Timeout is elapsed If you have enabled the watchdog feature by setting Actio...

Page 27: ...OS to check the installed SDisk in your system and set the other configuration to defined values 6 The extension BIOS setup mask will be displayed Note that the standard BIOS values are now inserted T...

Page 28: ...accessed via the user interface The watchdog can either be handled via the extension setup described above or by the user s own software There are two functions available for the programmer One is th...

Page 29: ...r on another board Keypin The keypin avoids wrong insertion of the 8 pin power connector offered by JUMPTEC Keyboard Reset Battery Speaker X9 Pin Signal name Function 5 pin diode keyboard adapter 6 pi...

Page 30: ...rd clock bi directional I O pin on CPU modules Keyboard clock signal VBAT system battery connection This pin connects a system battery to all modules The battery voltage has to be higher than 3 0V and...

Page 31: ...used in the IBM PS II parallel adapter Register description offset read write 0h centronics port centronics port 1h status register not used 2h control register control register 3h not used not used...

Page 32: ...es can be programmed at the base I O addresses 3F8h 2F8h 3E8h 2E8h 238h 338h 220h 228h or switched to disabled The serial ports are completely compatible with the serial port implementation used on th...

Page 33: ...possible value X divisor latch bit 1 baud rate register X break control 1 break enable 0 break disable X parity 1 parity on X parity type 0 odd 1 even X stick parity 0 disabled 1 enabled X stop bits 0...

Page 34: ...Modem Status Register The modem status register is used to control the state and the change of the modem input lines bit number 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 function possible value X RLSD complement 0 1 X RI comp...

Page 35: ...the same location as the interrupt ID register This register is used to enable and clear the FIFOs set the receiver FIFO trigger level bit number 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 function possible value X X trigger le...

Page 36: ...address 1 34 NC 35 SA 0 address 0 36 SA2 address 2 37 CS0 IDE CS 0 38 CS1 IDE CS 1 39 HDLED active 40 GND ground 41 VCC 5V Logic 42 VCC 5V Motor 43 GND ground 44 NC Feature Connector X5 Pin Signals Fu...

Page 37: ...pter for more detailed information LNLED Active low output indicating transmission or reception of frames or detection of a collision May be connected to external LED LKLED Active low output indicatin...

Page 38: ...llows fast devices to communicate with slower ones For each data bit transferred one clock pulse has to be generated The data on the I2DAT line must be stable during the high period of the clock The d...

Page 39: ...d to the I2 C bus on the JUMPtec boards I 2 C Bus on superMOPS 486DX 1 and superMOPS 586DX 1 I O address to generate CS 50h Device address of EEPROM 1010000 Device address of PIC16C84 1011000 Attentio...

Page 40: ...error To get information about the installed boards following the JIDA standard the following procedrue is recommended Call Get Device ID with CL 1 The name of the first device installed will be retur...

Page 41: ...r Description If CL 0 and DX 6B6Fh then 7 Byte device ID were copied to area pointed to by ES BX By default the result will be SMOPSP Note There is no ending zero byte Function must be implemented on...

Page 42: ...DX 6B6Fh Fn not implemented BX Last repair date Description If CL 0 and DX 6B6Fh then BX Last repair date For date format see function Get Manufacturing Date If board was never repaired result will be...

Page 43: ...put AX EA23h DX 4648h CL Board number Output CL 0 Board present CL 0 Board not present DX 6B6Fh Function successful DX 6B6Fh Fn not implemented not supported on superMOPSpro Get Matrix Translation Tab...

Page 44: ...h DX 4648h CL Board number BH Matrix line 0 7 allowed BL Matrix row 0 8 allowed CH New Entry Output CL 0 Board present CL 0 Board not present DX 6B6Fh Function successful DX 6B6Fh Fn not implemented n...

Page 45: ...Board present CL 0 Board not present DX 6B6Fh Function successful DX 6B6Fh Fn not implemented CH Actual output state Description Data format CH xxxxxxba where b OC1 a OC0 Switch OC Outputs Int 15h Inp...

Page 46: ...10BaseT only or 3 media configurations 10BaseT 10Base2 and AUI for 10Base 5 or fibre networks SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS The following hardware is required Crystal LAN tm CS8900 ISA Ethernet Adapter IBM or I...

Page 47: ...1 DOS driver PROTOCOL INI Sample PROTOCOL INI file NIF ENDS2ISA NIF Used by LAN Manager setup utility MSLANMAN OS2 DRIVERS ETHERNET ENDS2ISA ENDS2ISA OS2 NDIS 2 0 1 OS 2 driver PROTOCOL INI Sample PR...

Page 48: ...to a particular management application Refer to your management application s documentation for the installation of the required DMI support files Installation INSTALLATION OVERVIEW Perform the follo...

Page 49: ...nnect a Windows for Workgroups client to a Windows NT server 1 Start Windows From the Program Manager double click on the Network group Icon 2 Double click on the Network Setup icon to start the Netwo...

Page 50: ...Insert the drivers diskette Press ENTER to accept the default path 7 Choose Crystal ISA Ethernet Adapter EODIISA as the driver 8 When the Settings panel is displayed enter selections for the desired F...

Page 51: ...Ethernet Adapter and click on OK 12 From the Network Control Panel window select the Crystal LAN tm CS8900 Ethernet Adapter and click on the Properties button 13 Click on the Resources tab Set the co...

Page 52: ...revent the adapter from working properly and can adversely affect your entire network s performance c LoadWithoutCable Specify the driver s behavior when loading without a cable connected to the adapt...

Page 53: ...rnet Address enter the 12 hex digit locally administered address in the NetworkAddr field Otherwise leave this field blank Click on Continue when finished NOTE Only assign a local Ethernet Address in...

Page 54: ...p program and select Configuration 2 Select Network Drivers 3 Select the installed configuration you want to update If the configuration list is empty select Add New Config 4 From the Network Adapter...

Page 55: ...ws as a NetWare client answer Yes to install support for Windows and specify the path to your Windows directory 4 Highlight the option to select the driver and press ENTER 5 From the Network Board dia...

Page 56: ...NET CFG file in the target directory If you are editing an existing NET CFG file change only the LINK DRIVER statement to LINK DRIVER EODIISA and remove any configuration statements such as PORT IRQ M...

Page 57: ...er automatically NOTE If the PC was previously configured as a NetWare DOS Client using another adapter check the AUTOEXEC BAT file and make sure you remove any existing commands that load drivers for...

Page 58: ...the IRQ used I O port used Memory Address if Memory mode used the Node Address and Frame Type used by the adapter Make sure the resources reported are what you expect In particular note the operation...

Page 59: ...G SYS and Copy All Files Click OK 9 The Choose the ODI LAN Driver dialog appears Enter EODIISA SYS and click Continue 10 Next specify whether or not you need NetWare Support for DOS and Windows Click...

Page 60: ...r from the driver diskette to the server s SYS SYSTEM directory 8 If prompted to save old copies of EODIISA LAN MSM NLM or ETHERTSM NLM respond No If an error message appears stating MSM NLM or ETHERT...

Page 61: ...assumes that NetWare 3 12 or 4 X is already installed on your system If not install it now If you will be installing multiple CS8900 Ethernet adapters be sure you have recorded the serial number for...

Page 62: ...use the adapter s serial number S N to specify the adapter for which you are loading the driver The following example loads the driver for two CS8900 Ethernet adapters The first uses the default ETHER...

Page 63: ...00 based adapter and install it in the system 4 Reboot the system and run the CS8900 Setup Utility and configure the next adapter taking care to use an I O port different from those used by the previo...

Page 64: ...all the adapter and reboot OS 2 2 Select the LAPS or MPTS program icon from the OS 2 desktop If you cannot find the icon you can start the program from an OS 2 command prompt as IBMCOM LAPS EXE or IBM...

Page 65: ...arch path as _A DOS_ and press Enter You can press F1 if you need additional help on any DXMAID installation dialog 4 From the Primary Adapter and Alternate Adapter dialog verify the Crystal LAN tm CS...

Page 66: ...yntax of the packet driver load command is epktisa options 0xINT OxIO_ADDR 0xIRQ E_ADDR INT is the packet software interrupt number in hexadecimal and is the only required parameter The most frequentl...

Page 67: ...X DRIVER INFORMATION A CS8900 ISA Ethernet driver is available for SCO Unix 3 2 version 4 X It is not included on the CS8900 Setup and Device Driver Software diskette It is available on a separate dis...

Page 68: ...he adapter s current configuration is displayed Hit the ENTER key to get to the main menu 4 Select Diagnostics ALT G from the main menu Select Self Test to test the adapter s basic functionality Selec...

Page 69: ...he Initiator is started it sends data frames to the Responder which returns the frames to the Initiator The total number of frames received and transmitted are displayed on the Initiator s display alo...

Page 70: ...O conflict in one of four ways after installing and or configuring the CS8900 based adapter 1 The system does not boot properly or at all 2 The driver cannot communicate with the adapter reporting an...

Page 71: ...200 20F Game I O adapter 3 COM2 Bus Mouse 230 23F Bus Mouse 4 COM1 270 27F LPT3 3rd parallel port 5 LPT2 2F0 2FF COM2 2nd serial port 6 Floppy controller 320 32F Hard disk controller 7 LPT1 8 Real tim...

Page 72: ...ch of the following information as possible 1 Adapter type CDB8900 etc 2 Adapter configuration 3 I O Base Memory Base I O or memory mode enabled IRQ and DMA channel Configured for media auto detect or...

Page 73: ...ur terminal software to use 8 data bits 1 stop bit and no parity Dial _ 512 441 3265_ and press _ENTER_ after connection is made Login using your account name and password If you do not have an accoun...

Page 74: ...then the user selects the CONFIG option which willl save these settings into the EEPROM The user can then exit the screen If any of these settings are not appropriate then the user should exit this sc...

Page 75: ...ared memory test passes then the board must be repaired or replaced The shared memory test insures the memory base address doesn t conflict with other memory assignments in the system If this test fai...

Page 76: ...cifications Mechanical Specifications PC 104 Bus connector 2 pieces of 2 32 pin male and 2 20 pin male connector Module dimensions length width 95 mm 90 mm 3 7 3 5 Height 43 2 mm measured the highest...

Page 77: ...MB to 1 24A 20MB supply current may vary with CPU and memory devices of different manufacturers measurements without keyboard hard disk floppy etc Environmental Specifications Temperature operating 0...

Page 78: ...ress Bit 19 O 12mA 6mA 120pF I A13 SA18 Address Bit 18 O 12mA 6mA 120pF I A14 SA17 Address Bit 17 O 12mA 6mA 120pF I A15 SA16 Address Bit 16 O 12mA 6mA 120pF I A16 SA15 Address Bit 15 O 12mA 6mA 120pF...

Page 79: ...st 3 I 10K O 12mA 6mA 120pF B17 DACK1 DMA Acknowledge 1 O 4mA 1mA 50pF I 10K B18 DRQ1 DMA Request 1 I 10K O 12mA 6mA 120pF B19 REFRESH Memory Refresh O 330 1 12mA 6mA 120pF I B20 SYSCLK 8 MHz O 12mA 6...

Page 80: ...al signal OC open collector output 1 the pullups on these signal lines have lower values then specified by the PC 104 consortium the changes have been made to improve timing characteristics for certai...

Page 81: ...vel stackable bus for low cost and high reliable piggy back connections without backplane additional signals for improved control include battery connection Reset input XT AT sense signal and general...

Page 82: ...es input on any other module AEN is an active high output that indicates a DMA transfer cycle only resources with a active DACK signal should respond to the command lines when AEN is high Control Sign...

Page 83: ...t for all DMA cycles Any peripheral that cannot present read data or strobe in write data in this amount of time use IOCHRDY to extend these cycles This signal should not be held low for more than 2 5...

Page 84: ...two clock periods before issuing a read or write command If this signal is held low for more than 15 us system memory may be lost because of lack of refresh SYSCLK SYStem CLocK output from a CPU modul...

Page 85: ...errupt Requests input to CPU modules output on any other module These are the asynchronous interrupt request lines IRQ0 1 2 8 and 13 are not available as external interrupts because they are used inte...

Page 86: ...30 6a Command width 16 bit cycles zero wait states 125 2 6b Command with 8 bit cycles with 2 wait states 325 3 7 SA 1 0 setup to command zero cmd delay 8 1 8 SBHE setup to command zero cmd delay 20 1...

Page 87: ...Signal Description superMOPSpro Copyright JUMPtec Industrielle Computertechnik AG Page 87 of 93...

Page 88: ...Signal Description superMOPSpro Copyright JUMPtec Industrielle Computertechnik AG Page 88 of 93...

Page 89: ...mand 80 6 AEN hold from command 10 7 SA 23 0 setup to command 50 8 SA 23 0 hold from command 50 9 DACK setup to command 0 10 DACK hold from command 0 11 Extended Write delay 122 128 12 Write command w...

Page 90: ...TYP MAX Note 1 MASTER delay after DACKn 0 2 AEN inactive after MASTER active 45 3 CPU tristates bus signals 45 4 DACKn inactive from DRQn inactive 0 5 MASTER delay from DRQn inactive 100 6 AEN delay...

Page 91: ...s in every modules corner to hold four bolts which give the stack the required stability in industrial applications The superMOPSpro is a PC 104 stack top module which means it can only be placed as u...

Page 92: ...PC 104 Stack Characteristics superMOPSpro Copyright JUMPtec Industrielle Computertechnik AG Page 92 of 93 Self stacking system Standard with superMOPSpro Customized System with superMOPSpro...

Page 93: ...H Iglhaut Formatted P487_neu DOC 22 11 96 M Huber Ethernet added graphics changed P487D312 DOC 2 2 97 E Eras Text revised IRDA added P487D210 DOC 14 10 97 H Bruhn Changed file name to regular JUMP sta...

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