Ositech comm 614006-001 manual Socket Services and Card Services, Multi-Function Configuration

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Section Three

Socket Services and Card Services

Your computer having Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) support allows you to insert credit card-sized devices called PC Cards. The PCMCIA standard defines both a hardware and software standard. The software standard identifies two specifications which are called Socket Services and Card Services.

Socket Services provides lowest level support by providing a common interface to varying types of PCMCIA adapter hardware. Card Services provides support for PCMCIA aware device drivers (known as clients), and is responsible for coordinating access to the PC Cards and allocating system resources among client drivers.

Ositech's Trumpcard software is PCMCIA aware and will work with most Socket Services and Card Services available, that conform to the PCMCIA 2.x standard. The Trumpcard software will operate as a client driver when used with Card Services, and can coexist with other client drivers (i.e. Super Clients, Flash, ATA, ...). When operating with Card and Socket Services the Trumpcard software will support hot removal and insertion of the PC Card.

If Card Services is not detected by the Trumpcard software but Socket Services is, then the software will operate with Socket Services only. Support for Socket Services is provided to allow for differing types of PCMCIA hardware to be used by the Trumpcard software, but the full range of features will not be supported (mainly hot removal/insertion).

It is also possible to use the Trumpcard software without Card Services or Socket Services but, as with only using Socket Services, the full range of features will not be supported. If your computer did not come equipped with Card and Socket Services, contact your computer manufacturer or dealer for more details.

Multi-Function Configuration

If the Trumpcard you are using provides other functions in addition to Ethernet networking, please refer to the Installation Manual accompanying the Trumpcard. Details on how to enable and use all the functions provided on the Trumpcard will be discussed in that manual.

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Trumpcard Ethernet LAN

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Contents Trumpcard Ethernet LAN User’s Guide and ReferenceHow To Contact Us CopyrightPreface FCC Notice Contents Appendices Introduction Section OneTrumpcard Ethernet LAN Preparing for Installation Hardware InstallationSection Two Installing the Trumpcard Ethernet LAN Connecting to 10BaseT Twisted Pair Networks Media Access Module 10BaseT Network Connection Interface Cabling and Pinout Twisted Pair Network Characteristics ConcentratorsConnecting to 10Base2 Thin Ethernet Networks Thin Coax Ethernet Segment Meter segments unless all LAN adapters and repeaters Thin Ethernet Network Characteristics Characteristics Standard Length Extended Length SegmentActivity LED RED Media Access Module LED IndicatorsLink LED Green Section Two Operation Section ThreeSocket Services and Card Services Multi-Function ConfigurationNetwork Software Installation Banyan Vines\DOS\OTCETH.DOS \DOSDEVICE=C\DECNET\OTCETH.DOS FTP Software LanWatchDEVICE=C\DECNET\PROTMAN.SYS /IC\DECNET Call \DECNET\STARTNETIBM LAN Server Operation IBM LAN Support Program \LSP\NETBIND Microsoft Windows for Workgroups Microsoft LAN Manager\LANMAN\NETBIND \WFW\311 PATH=C\NOVELL\NET.CFG OSI$OTCETHCD \NOVELL DEVICE=C\WINDOWS\IFSHLP.SYS\WINDOWS\NETSTART LSLMicrosoft Windows NT Network\DOS\NET Start Microsoft Workgroup Connection for DOSPRIORITY=MS$NETBEUI MS$OTCETH$NIC Ndis Generic BINDINGS=MS$OTCETH$NIC LANABASE=0Novell Netware for DOS PathNetware Netx Novell Netware for OS/2 \NETWARE\OS2\OTCETH.SYSNovell Unixware Dlpi Driver Accompanying the PC Card for more details SCO Unix LLI Driver Init Single User Mode Appendices Section FourFrame frame type Appendix a ODI KeywordsMedia media type Port I/O port INT interrupt levelMEM memory location Node Address nnnnnnnnnnnnLook Ahead Size look ahead value Protocol named protocol protocol id frame typeSocket socket number Frame ETHERNET802.3 Media 10BASET Exclusive Dislink INTMEDIA= media type Appendix B Ndis KeywordsMEM= memory location NETADDRESS= ‘nnnnnnnnnnnn’ INTERRUPT= interrupt levelIOBASE= I/O port SOCKET= socket numberPROTOCOL.INI Example DRIVERNAME=STACK$ BINDINGS=OSITECHNIFAppendix C Messages Failed to register with Multi-Function ManagerOnly supported on Pcmcia 2.x or higher Socket/Card Services Failed to register with Card ServicesUnable to configure Trumpcard Pcmcia adapter not foundHardware not responding Expected Tuple not foundMust be an AT .286 or higher system No Media Cable ConnectedODI Specific Error Messages Section Four