Comtrol RocketModem Driver Installation for Novell NetWare User Manual

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NIAS/MPR Installation and Configuration for NetWare 4.x

Select Yes and press Enter. The list of AIO drivers displays:

Scroll down the list, highlight AIORCKT, and press Enter. The AIO Board Configuration window displays:

Select the appropriate values. Context-sensitive help is available for each field by tabbing to the field and
pressing Enter, then F1.

Select the board bus type: ISA or PCI.

Enter the I/O address.

If it is the first ISA board, the I/O address must match the DIP switch setting used when installing the
board.

If it is the second, third, or fourth ISA board, the DIP switches on the board must be set as described
in the Hardware Installation Card, but the address used here can be any valid address above the first
ISA board’s address. Valid values are: 100, 140, 180, 200, 240, 280, 300, 340, and 380.

Select the appropriate number of ports. This entry defaults to 8 for ISA boards.

Select desired speed options. The fastbaud option applies only to Quadcable or Octacable boards. The
hyperbaud option applies only to RocketPort Plus boards.

Note: At this time, Novell MPR does not support baud rates below 1200 or above 115.2K. Therefore, while

you must set the hyperbaud toggle to enable a RocketPort Plus, you cannot use rates above 115.2
Kbps. Contact Novell for more information regarding this feature.

If you are installing a RocketPort board, ignore the RocketModem Country Code field.

For generic (as opposed to international) RocketModem boards, use the default RocketModem country
code of Undefined. For international RocketModem boards, select the appropriate country code from the
RocketModem country code menu. The modem country code selection must match the RocketModem
type selected later in the Network Interfaces choices.

Note: A RocketModem with a “USA” modem country code is initialized slightly differently than the

generic RocketModem board, so be sure the RocketModem is an international board before
installing it with the “USA” modem country code. If the driver attempts to initialize a generic board