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rwi@yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au (Ross Irvine) wrote:

>Hi All,
>	Well I have found a few of these cards floating around work and I 
>'d just like to know what the jumpers do!
>
>It's a 16 bit ISA NE2000 Compatable. It has a 10base-t, 10-base2 and an 
>AUI port on it.
>It has LAN-2UCT printed on bottom left hand corner (as you loot at the 
>side with the chips on it and the connectors on the right hand side of 
>the card).Above this LAN-2UCT is a place for a boot rom. To the right of 
>the boot rom is JP2 where you select an irq from 15,12,10,5,4,3,2.
>
>Now here the problem. In the top left hand corner are the Following:
>
>    M3 M2 M1	ROM	I2 I1	JP1
>JP4		JP3	 JP5
>
>I know the JP3 would be to enable or disable the boot rom, but I'm at a 
>big of a loss to the explain the rest. I'm hopping that someone knows 
>what these jumpers do as I would like to be able to change the Base - I/O 
>address of these cards.
>
>Thanks in advance for any help or points to information.
>

Just some guesses:

M3-M1	Memory Address ROM or RAM.
I2,I1	IO Port

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