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Appendix C
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SeaPC and SSEnable Software
SeaPC
SeaPC is a PCMCIA Version 2.0 compliant DOS client that will enable the selected PC Cards I/O address
and IRQ when inserted. The SeaPC driver is available upon your request. If you have any questions
concerning the software or the drivers for the
PC-SIO-232
,
please contact Sealevel System Technical
support. Refer to
Features
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Allows unique addressing and IRQ selection.
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Provides the highest level of compatibility with installed systems compliant with PCMCIA standard
2.0 or higher.
When should I use the enabler?
This PC Card Client Enabler is not needed in all situations. SeaPC should be used if one or more of the
following conditions occur:
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The PCMCIA system software (Card and Socket Services) on the host computer will not configure
the cards automatically.
•
The PCMCIA system software on the host computer does not supply a configuration utility to allow
the PC Card to be configured automatically.
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The configuration utility with the PCMCIA system software does not function properly.
SeaPC System Requirements
SeaPC was designed to operate on an IBM PC / AT or compatible computer. SeaPC requires approximately
3 kilobytes of free conventional memory. If SeaPC is loaded more than once, an additional 3 kilobytes plus
buffer space is required for each resident copy. SeaPC may be used with memory managers and loaded
into expanded memory. SeaPC requires MS-DOS or PC-DOS version 3.00 or higher and Card and Socket
Services that are compliant with PCMCIA version 2.0 or higher.
Executing the Driver
SeaPC is a DOS Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) program that can be executed from the DOS command
prompt or from the AUTOEXEC.BAT file. For additional information on the AUTOEXEC.BAT file please refer
to the DOS manual. When SeaPC is executed, a setup file must be specified on the command line.
