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How to Install :

  DOS

    - Insert the PCMCIA Drivers For ThinkPad 701 into the diskette drive.
    - Type "A:\UINSTALL" and press ENTER.
    - Follow the instruction on the screen.
    - Restart the system

  Windows(includes DOS)

    - Start Windows
    - Select "File" from Program Manager window, then select "Run..."
      from the pull-down menu
    - Insert the PCMCIA Drivers For ThinkPad 701 into the diskette drive.
    - Type "A:\PCMINSTW" and press ENTER.
    - Follow the instruction on the screen.
    - Restart the system

  OS2

    - Start an "OS2 Full Screen" or an "OS/2 Window"
    - Insert the PCMCIA Drivers For ThinkPad 701 the diskette drive.
    - Type "A:\PCMINST2" and press ENTER.
    - Follow the instruction on the screen.
    - Restart the system



Parameter Definitions:

    Socket Services

       /C0=z   : This parameter defines the IRQ level to be used by PCMCIA.
                 The OS2 Card Services and Socket Services use a H/W interrupt
                 to notify PCMCIA status change. The default interrupt(IRQ)
                 level for IBM products is IRQ15. This level can be change by
                 this parameter.

                 For Example, "/C0=11" defines the PCMCIA IRQ as 11.

                 NOTE: This is valid ONLY for OS2 Socket Services (IBM2SS01.SYS
                        IBM2SS02.SYS) and in case of IBM2SS02.SYS, "/C=z" can
                        be used instead of "/C0=z".

       /C1=z   : This parameter defines the IRQ level to be used by PCMCIA in
                 a docking station or port replicator.
                 The default interrupt(IRQ) level for the docking station or
                 the port replicator is IRQ11. This level can be change by
                 this parameter.

                 For Example, "/C1=9" defines the PCMCIA IRQ as 9.

                 NOTE: This is valid ONLY for OS2 Socket Services for ISA
                       system (IBM2SS01.SYS).

       /IG0=y  : This parameter defines a slot number where Socket Services
                 will NOT take care it. If you use the "Point enabler" supplied
                 with a PC card, you should take into consideration for the
                 coexistence with Socket services.

                 For Example, "/IG0=1" defines the slot 1 is reserved for a
                 "Point enabler" and Socket Services will ignore the slot and
                 not handle the slot any more.

       /RI0=x  : This parameter defines a slot number where Socket Services
                 will disable RI_OUT signal. If you are using a modem card
                 with ThinkPad family system, and you can not enable "suspend"
                 or "hibernation" function while the modem card is inserted,
                 please try this parameter.

                 For Example, "/RI0=1" defines the slot 1.

       /D      : This parameter enables "Warm docking" capability from the
                 view point of PCMCIA hardware.

       /APOFF  : This parameter turns off Auto-Power Mode. If the Auto-Power
                 Mode is ON, a PC card will be automatically turned ON by
                 hardware when it is inserted.
                 The default Auto-Power Mode is ON.

       /IO0=s  : This parameter defines the slot number where Socket Services
                 will change the way it generates the -IOCS16 signal. By
                 default, the -IOCS16 signal is generated based on the
                 -IOIS16 signal from the PC card. If this parameter is
                 specified, the -IOCS16 signal is generated based on the
                 I/O data size which is specified by the client program.
                 This option will be needed for some cards which do not
                 generate -IOIS16 signal. Customers will need to verify
                 this information with PCMCIA card vendors.

                 For Example, "/IO0=1" specifies that the -IOCS16 signal
                 for the slot 1 is to be generated based on the I/O data
                 size specified by the client program.


    Card Services

       /R=200  : This parameter changes Card Services Specification release
                 level. The default Card Services Specification release level
                 of DOS Card Services driver (IBMDOSCS.SYS) is 2.10. If this
                 parameter is specified, the DOS Card Services driver conforms to
                 the Card Services Specification release 2.00.

                 NOTE: This is valid ONLY for the DOS Card Services (IBMDOSCS.SYS).
                       The OS2 Card Services (PCMCIA.SYS) conforms to the Card
                       Services Specification release 2.00, and does not supprt
                       Card Services Specification release 2.10 now.

       /P      : This parameter disables H/W interrupt which is used by OS2
                 PCMCIA to notify PCMCIA status change.
                 If this parameter is set, the The OS2 Card Services uses
                 "status polling" manner to notify PCMCIA status change.

                 By using this parameter, IRQ level does not have to be
                 reserved for PCMCIA status change, so one more IRQ level
                 (two IRQ levels, when Port Riplicator I or DOCK II is
                 attached) can be used by other devices.

                 NOTE: This is valid ONLY for the OS2 Card Services (PCMCIA.SYS).
                       If this parameter is set, "/C0=z" and "/C1=z" parameters
                       for the OS2 Socket Services are ignored.
                       The DOS Card Services (IBMDOSCS.SYS) does not use a H/W
                       interrupt to notify PCMCIA status change.


    Resource Map Utility

       /MA=xxxx-yyyy :
                 Specifies the address range available to Card Services and
                 the PCMCIA cards. Should be in the range of C000h to DFFFh.
                 One or more ranges may be specified in 4K blocks with a comma
                 (,) separating the address ranges.

                 NOTE: If EMM386 or another EMS memory manager is used, this
                       area must be excluded from use by the memory manager
                       (ie. "EMM386  X=xxxx-yyyy").

                 NOTE: The minimum size of this area depends on the type of
                       PCMCIA card used.

                        - Card Services           4K  (mandatory)
                        - Modem                   0K
                        - IBM Ethernet           16K
                        - IBM Token Ring         24K
                        - IBM 3270                8K
                        - IBM 5250                8K
                        - SRAM/ATA                4K

                 NOTE: If using Windows 3.1, the area specified by the "/MA="
                       parameter must also be included in the "EMMEXCLUDE="
                       statement in the SYSTEM.INI file.

                 NOTE: You do not need this parameter for OS2.

       /IX=n     Specifies the IRQ level (or levels) that should not be used
                 by PCMCIA cards where n = IRQ level. This parameter is used
                 to avoid possible IRQ conflicts. The Resource Map Utility
                 can automatically detect many IRQ's already in use, but may
                 not detect all. Multiple IRQ's may be specified by separating
                 with a comma (,).

                 For Example, the IRQ's of the SCSI controller in the Dock I
                 for ThinkPad family (IRQ11 as default) is not automatically
                 detected by the Resource Map Utility. So, if a PCMCIA card
                 client driver requests the IRQ from Card Services, a conflict
                 may result unless this parameter is used (/IX=11) to specify
                 that the SCSI IRQ's should not be used.



Hints:

    - If you use EMS driver with PCMCIA drivers under DOS/Windows environment,
      the memory area specified by /MA must be excluded from usable area for
      the EMS driver.

        < CONFIG.SYS >

            DEVICE=C:\...\EMM386.EXE ... /X=xxxx-yyyy

            DEVICE=C:\...\DICRMU01.SYS /MA=xxxx-yyyy

        < SYSTEM.INI for Windows >

            EMMExclude=xxx-yyyy

    - The Auto Configurator for DOS/Windows (AUTODRV.SYS) can enable
      Modem cards, Data/Fax Modem cards and IBM 3270 card as its default
      setting.

    - The Super Storage driver for DOS/Windows (DISKDRV.SYS) can enable
      SRAM cards and hard disk(ATA) cards for read/write operation, and
      enable Flash Memory cards for read operation if the cards are
      formatted as FAT format.

    - Before using a brand-new hard disk card, you may need to initialize
      the card by EZPLAY.EXE program.

    - The Auto Configurator for OS2 (AUTODRV2.SYS) can enable Modem cards
      or Data/Fax Modem cards.

    - The Super Storage driver for OS2 is not available in this edition.

    - If you use SRAM cards and do not use hard disk(ATA) cards, you can use
      the SRAMDRV2.SYS driver instead of the DISKDRV.SYS driver to reduce
      driver size.

    - EZPLAYW supports Windows 3.1 Enhanced Mode only.

    - For the OEM PCMCIA cards, please refer PCMCIA.CRD file for more
      detail support level.

Files:

    READ.ME      : This file
    PCMCIA.CRD   : PC Card Support List
    PCMINST2.EXE : Installation Program for OS2 2.1
    PCMINST2.DAT : Installation Program Data File for OS2
    PCMINSTW.EXE : Installation Program for Windows
    PCMINSTW.DAT : Installation Program Data File for Windows
    UINSTALL.EXE : Installation Program for DOS
    PCMINST.DAT  : Installation Program Data File for DOS
    PCMINST.EXE  : Installation Program for DOS
    PCMCD01B.IDP : Installation Program Data File for DOS

    IBMDOSCS.SYS : Card Services driver for DOS
    PCMCIA.SYS   : Card Services driver for OS2
    IBMDSS01.SYS : Socket Services driver for DOS
    IBM2SS01.SYS : Socket Services driver for OS2
    DICRMU01.SYS : Resource Map Utility driver for DOS
    ICRMU01.SYS  : Resource Map Utility driver for OS2
    VPCMCIA.SYS  : Virtual Card Services driver for OS2
    $ICPMDOS.SYS : PCMCIA Power Management Support driver for DOS
    $ICPMOS2.SYS : PCMCIA Power Management Support driver for OS2
    EZPLAY.EXE   : PC Card Director for DOS
    EZPLAYW.EXE  : PC Card Director for Windows
    EZPLAYW.HLP  : PC Card Director for Windows help file
    EZPLAY2.DLL  : PC Card Director for OS2
    EZPLAY2.HLP  : PC Card Director for OS2 help file
    AUTODRV.SYS  : Auto Configurator for DOS
    AUTODRV.INI  : Auto Configurator for DOS Data file
    AUTODRV2.SYS : Auto Configurator for OS2
    AUTODRV2.INI : Auto Configurator for OS2 Data file
    DISKDRV.SYS  : Super Storage driver for DOS/Windows
    SRAMDRV2.SYS : SRAM driver for DOS/Windows
    IBMVCD.386   : Windows 3.1 Virtual COM driver (PCMCIA Support)
    COM.SYS      : Updated COM.SYS for OS2 (PCMCIA Support)

