User Manual

Installation for MS-DOS
Setup the WaveCAD Program
WaveLAN IEEE 802.11 PC Card User’s Guide D-5
When for example your device line looks as follows:
DEVICE = c:\wavelan\wavecad\wvlancad.sys
With Card & Socket Services, you do not need to set any
parameters (Memeory, IRQ, I/O Port) in the
“DEVICE” statements.
However, if you would like to overrride the default settings, follow
the directions for “Intel 82365 PCIC” on page D-5, using Table D-1
on page D-7 to identify valid parameter values that can be included
in the wvlancad.sys “
DEVICE” statement.
Intel 82365 PCIC D
For Intel 82365 PCIC based computers, you must start the
WaveLAN Card Access Driver (wvlancad.sys) before any other
program (network driver or utility) can access the WaveLAN card.
To ensure the WaveCAD is always run at start-up time, you must
edit the system file “
CONFIG.SYS” to include a “DEVICE” statement
that will identify the:
■ Path and file name of the wvlancad.sys program
■ Memory Address of the WaveLAN card
■ I/O Port Address of the WaveLAN card
■ Interrupt Request Line number (IRQ) of the WaveLAN card.
Use Table D-1 on page D-7 to identify valid parameter values that
can be included in the wvlancad.sys “
DEVICE” statement.
In order for your card to function properly, you will need to verify
whether the values that you select to include in the “
DEVICE”
statement are not already used by another device that has been
installed in your computer. Consult your LAN Administrator or a
computer expert to determine an available Memory Address, I/O
Port Address and IRQ value that you can use to install the
WaveCAD driver.