D-Link Support Publishing       PATHWORK.TXT                    Feb. 1996

                     D-Link DE-650CT PCMCIA Ethernet Card Installation
                                   for DECnet PathWork v4.0

 Contents
 
        Introduction
        Requirements
        Minimum Skill Level
        Compatibility List
        Getting Started

 Introduction
 
        This installation assumes that the PCMCIA drivers are working properly.
        Please consult INST_DOS.TXT for help with PCMCIA Drivers.
        Getting Started will describe the installation for Pathworks.


 Requirements
 
        A PCMCIA compatible Laptop
        A PCMCIA chipset that is PCIC compatible (Intel, Cirrus, Vadem, and
         VLSI) or Databook compatible.
        DECnet PathWork v4.0
        A DE-650CT (our single media cards are not supported, 650T and 650C)
        A knowledge of basic DOS commands and editing text files

 Minimum Skill Level
 
        A knowledge of basic DOS commands
        A knowledge of editing text files
        A knowledge of DOS basic file structure (CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT)
        A knowledge of the network driver configuration being used
        Please see Support Options if you are not comfortable will this
         skill level

 Compatibility List
 
        DE-650CT only (will not run with DE-650T or DE-650C)
        Removal of any present PCMCIA drivers
        For a laptop compatibility list please consult your local
         D-Link Branch Office

 Getting Started
 

        DECnet PathWork provides a NETSET.EXE program for installing NDIS
        drivers. For information on the usage of this program, please refer
        to the DECnet installation manual.

        Install DECnet PathWork selecting 3Com's Etherlink II card.

        Modify your CONFIG.SYS file to include the following lines:

        device = c:\decnet\ELNKII.SYS
                        to
        device = c:\decnet\DE65S.DOS


        Modify the following lines in your PROTOCOL.INI file:

        [ELNKMACII]
        drivername = ELNKII$
        ioaddress = 0x300
        interrupt = 11
        xmitbufs = 2

        [IPX4MAC]
           :
        bindings = ELNKMACII
           :

        [DATALINK]
           :
        bindings = ELNKMACII
           :

        to:

        [DE65S]
        drivername = DE65S$

        [IPX4MAC]
           :
        bindings = DE65S
           :

        [DATALINK]
           :
        bindings = DE65S
           :

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