HP UX 11i v1 I/O Cards manual

			ZCOM C I/F Library Routines
			ZCONFIG (3X)
uint8	bc1_addr;	/* 1st level bus converter addr */
uint8	bc_addr;	/* Bus converter addr of hardware */
uint16	card_addr;	/* Card address of new hardware */
uint16	itype;	/* Interface card type */
char	fname[ZCOM_MAXFNAME];		/* Firmware filename */
} setcard;		/* Request=Interface Configuration */
struct {
uint16	iftno;	/* Interface card number */
uint8	bc1_addr;	/* 1st level bus converter addr */
uint16	bc_addr;	/* Bus converter addr of hardware */
uint16	card_addr;	/* Card address of new hardware */
uint16	itype;	/* Interface card type */
zcfg_lookup_t cfglt;		/* Configuration lookup table info */
char	fname[ZCOM_MAXFNAME];		/* Firmware filename */
} setcard_mmp;		/* Request=Interface Configuration */
		/* For Multi-msg BP protocol. */
struct {
uint16	iftno;	/* Interface card number */
uint16	portno;	/* Port number */
uint16	rcode;	/* Request code */
uint16	spare;	/* Reserved, not used */
zpconf_type	cnfg;	/* Port configuration word */
uint32	qlimit;	/* Port tx limit */
} setport;		/* Request = Port Configuration */
struct {
zaddr_type	zaddr;	/* Terminal ZLU */
zaddr_type	daddr;	/* Destination terminal ZLU */
uint16	iftno;	/* Interface card number */
uint16	portno;	/* Port number */
uint16	subchno;	/* Subchannel number */
uint16	dtype;	/* Terminal device type */
uint16	ltype;	/* Logical terminal type */
zltt_type	ltt;	/* Logical terminal data */
zptt_type	ptt;	/* Physical terminal data */
} setterm;		/* Request=Terminal Configuration */
struct {
uint16	iftno;	/* Interface card number */
uint16	portno;	/* Port number */
uint16	subchno;	/* 1/4 Subchannel number */
uint16	rcode;	/* Request code */
zptcfg_t	*ptcfg;	/* Ptr to port & subch config data */
uint32	len;	/* Lgth (bytes) of ptcfg->ptinfo */
unit32	qlimit;	/* Port transmit limit */
} setportsc;		/* Request = Port Sub-Chan Config. */

} data;

} zconfig_type;

The header specifies the configuration. It is returned without change in the response data, and may be used by the caller to identify a configuration request.

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