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AdapterID 6077h
AdapterName "Periscope Model I/MC"
NumBytes 1
NamedItem
Prompt "Memory Address"
Choice "C000" pos[0]=XX00XXXXb mem 0c0000h-0c7fffh
Choice "C800" pos[0]=XX01XXXXb mem 0c8000h-0cffffh
Choice "D000" pos[0]=XX10XXXXb mem 0d0000h-0d7fffh
Choice "D800" pos[0]=XX11XXXXb mem 0d8000h-0dffffh
Help
"The Periscope board needs 32K of memory. The default address
of C000H should be changed if it is in conflict with another
adapter. Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change
this assignment in the 'Change configuration' window. Conflicting
asignments are marked with an asterisk and must be changed to use
the Periscope board. Note: If you are using a memory manager like
386Max by Qualitas, be sure to restrict the memory manager's use
of the memory that is used by Periscope!"
NamedItem
Prompt "I/O Port"
Choice "0300" pos[0]=XXXXX00Xb io 00300h-00303h
Choice "DFF0" pos[0]=XXXXX01Xb io 0dff0h-0dff3h
Choice "EFF0" pos[0]=XXXXX10Xb io 0eff0h-0eff3h
Choice "FFF0" pos[0]=XXXXX11Xb io 0fff0h-0fff3h
Help
"The Periscope board needs four I/O ports. The default address of
300H should be changed if it is in conflict with another adapter.
Use the F5=Previous and the F6=Next keys to change this assignment
in the 'Change configuration' window. Conflicting asignments are
marked with an asterisk and must be changed to use the Periscope
board. Note: The port addresses of DFF0, EFF0, AND FFF0 are not
typographical errors -- the PS/2 systems support the full 65,536
possible I/O ports."