B&B Electronics 232PCC - Manual (Page 8)

Documentation Number 232PCC0499 Manual PCMCIA Card 5
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4. If you are using Windows 3.1, you may want to use a high-speed
COMM driver instead of the standard COMM driver shipped with
Windows. (Do not make this change if you are using Windows
for Workgroups.) In your Windows SYSTEM.INI file, replace the
line in the [boot] section that reads
comm.drv=comm.drv
with
comm.drv=New High Speed Driver
Refer to your software vendor for a new high speed COMM
driver. This is optional and will allow your Serial Card to perform
reliably in Windows at higher speeds.
5. With your Serial Card inserted in a PCMCIA slot, it should now
be configured and set up each time you turn on or reboot your
PC. Note that since ENABLE.EXE is a Point Enabler, you will
need to re-run the ENABLE command line with the appropriate
switches each time your laptop goes to sleep or each time you
remove and re-insert the Serial Card.
Windows 95 Installation
To allow easy configuration of the 232PCC, a Windows 95 "INF"
configuration file has been included on the distribution diskette. This file
provides all of the setup information required by Windows 95 to allocate
resources for the card.
The 232PCC installation procedure differs slightly between versions of
Windows 95. In either case, the first step is to supply Windows 95 with the
.inf configuration files supplied on the 232PCC disk.
NOTE: The ENABLE.EXE program does not support all
PCMCIA controller types out on the market. It will work on all
controllers that are compatible with the Intel 82365 PCMCIA
controller.
NOTE: The IBM 360 and 755/755C do not allow the range
D000-D3FF to be used. We recommend using the range C800-
CBFF instead.