/DEF          Use the default options (in brackets).
/BNC          Use On-Board Transceiver (BNC).
/DIX          Use External Transceiver (BNC).
/NONET        No Network (or T-plug connected).
/REC          Test also Receive Packets (No).
/ECHOx        Set adapter in Echoe mode (No).
/RECHOx       Test Receive and Set Echoe mode (No).
/SEARCH       Search EtherNet IIe Adapters (Yes).

The following "extended" options are also available (Usually  they  are  needed
only for special test purposes) :

/REMIO        Do Remote I/O Test (Yes).
/NIC          Do NIC Loopback Diagnostics (Yes).
/SNI          Do SNI Loopback Diagnostics (Yes).
/CTI          Do CTI Loopback Diagnostics (Yes).
/LLB          Do all Loopback Diagnostics (Yes).
/TRM          Do Transmit Test (Yes).
/INF          Do Interface Register Test (No).
/RESE         Do Reset Adapter Test (No).
/INTS         Do IRQ Select Test (No).
/PROM         Do PROM Enable/Disable Test (No).
/IOx          Adapter I/O-base (300).
/IRQx         Adapter IRQ number (2).
/PACREMx      Number of Remote I/O transfers (200).
/PACLLBx      Number of Loopback transmits.  (100)
/PACTRMx      Number of transmits/receives. (1000).

Explanation of the normal and extended test options:


/DEF      This  is  the  default  option  of  the test, causing all other tests
          except the Receive Packets to be checked. When using this  option,  a
          Transceiver or a T-plug in the BNC connection is supposed.

/BNC      Options  /BNC and /DIX define which Transceiver is used. Use /BNC for
/DIX      the T-plug on the BNC connection and /DIX for an External Trasceiver.
/NONET    Option /NONET can be used if the EtherNetIIe Adapter will  be  tested
          without a connection to the Network (or a T-plug). Of course, some of
          the tests are not run in this mode.

/REC      This  option is used to test also the Receive Packets function of the
          adapter. Using Receive mode requires that another adapter must be set
          as an Echo Server (see ECHO).

/ECHOx    This option is used to set an adapter  as  an  Echo  Server  for  the
          adapter to be tested. This function is required if the /REC option is
          selected. The echoing adapter can exist either in another workstation
          or in the same workstation.

          If the adapter to be tested and the echoing adapter exist in the same
          workstation,  identify  them  both  in the command line, for example:
          /io300 /echo310 (See also /RECHOx option).

          On  the  other  hand,  if  the  echoing  adapter  exist  in   another
          workstation,  start  the test there just giving the /echo-option, for
          example: /echo310

/RECHOx   This option can be used  to  define  both  /ECHOx  and  /REC  options
          simultaneously.  For example, if adapters exist in I/O-addresses 0300
          and 0310 and the latter is used as an Echo Server, it can be  defined
          as: /recho310

/SEARCH   Search  and display the EtherNet IIe adapters attached in the system.
          The I/O-base address, IRQ-numbers, the  PROM  Base  Address  and  the
          Transceiver type are displayd.

/IOx      The  options  concerning  the  switch  settings  (IO) are not usually
/IRQx     needed (if only a single adapter exists in  a  workstation),  because
          the  program  searches  the  I/O-address used. The default IRQ number
          used is 2. Of course, if several adapters exist in the  system,  they
          must be identified using their I/O-addresses, and non-conflicting IRQ
          numbers must be defined, too.

/REMIO    These  options  can  be  used to select any subset of the entire test
/NIC      program to be run (instead of the default test set, which consists of
/SNI      all these subtets). For example, if  only  Remote  I/O  and  Loopback
/CTI      Diagnostics  are  run,  it can be defined as: /REMIO /LLB. As another
/LLB      example, running NIC Loopback Diagnostics can be defined as: /NIC.
/TRM

/INF      These options  can be used to check  the functions of the bits of the
/RESE     Interface Register,  concerning  Adapter Reset (/RESE),  selection of
/INTS     IRQ Level (/INTS) and Enabling/Disabling BIOS ROM (/PROM).  All these
/PROM     features can be selected by the /INF option.

/PACREMx  These options can be used to set the number of  data  packets  trans-
/PACLLBx  ferred  in  Remote  I/O,  Loopback  Diagnostics  and Transmit/Receive
/PACTRMx  tests. Value 0 can be used to define "eternal" looping.
