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         º         Compex EN2000N Ethernet Adapter           º
         º  Copyright (C) 1995 by PDS.  All Rights Reserved  º
         º         Release Date : Aug 24, 1995               º
         º                     (950824)                      º
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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 1) EN2000.SYS v1.00

     The NDIS driver v1.00 for Windows NT Workstation 3.51
     was written to and tested with the Network Driver
     Interface Specification (NDIS) Version 3.0.
	
 2) OEMSETUP.INF

     This is a Windows NT 3.51 installation file for Compex EN2000N
     Ethernet Adapters.


INSTALLATION GUIDE
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 Windows NT Workstation 3.51
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     a) From Control Panel, select the Network icon and a Network Settings
        dialog box appears.

     b) Click the ADD ADAPTER button and a Add Network Adapter dialog
        box appears.

     c) Select the option, <Other> Requires Disk From Manufacturer, in
        the Network Adapter Card box and a Insert Diskette dialog
        box appears.

     d) Insert EN2000N LAN Adapter Driver Disk into the drive
        (eg. A:) and enter the full pathname of the setup file.
     		
                   eg. A:\NT351

     e) A Select OEM Option box lists the adapter setup files.
        Select the correct adapter and click the OK button to
        proceed the installation.

     f) Windows NT will copy the necessary files and start the
        Compex EN2000 Ethernet Adapter Setup.

     g) Choose correct hardware configuration parameters and then
        click OK button

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 In the Compex EN2000 Ethernet Adapter Setup box, users are required
 to select correct configuration parameters for the network adapters.


 Cable Type     - It specifies the cable type that the adapter will use
                  to connect to the network. The available options are
                  TPI (Twisted-pair cable), BNC (Coaxial cable),
                  and Current Setting.

 IRQ            - It specifies the hardware interrupt line the adapter
                  will use. The available options are Current Setting,
                  2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11. If Current Setting is selected,
                  the driver will read the IRQ setting from the adapter
                  and use it. If other number is selected, the driver
                  will program (temporarily) the adapter to the IRQ
                  selected by users.

 Adapter Number - It specifies which adapter in the workstation
                  the driver takes control. The value ranges from 1 to 8.


Provided by:-
		Compex Inc.
		4051 E,La Palma
 		Anaheim, CA 92807
		USA