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===EPATCD.ADD===
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Shuttle-EPAT parallel port to IDE adapter
Shuttle-EPAT parallel port to IDE adapter


Shuttle's Parallel-port adapters provide interface between the parallel port of the PC to either the SCSI or the IDE devices, apart from providing a pass-thru parallel-port on the adapter.
Shuttle's Parallel-port adapters provide interface between the parallel port of the PC to either the SCSI or the IDE devices, apart from providing a pass-thru parallel-port on the adapter.
==Syntax==
  BASEDEV=EPATCD.ADD
  BASEDEV=EPATCD.ADD


'''Parameter:'''
==Parameters==
 
;/Rx
* /Rx
:x=0 Nibble Fast
x=0 Nibble Fast, x=1 Nibble Normal,, x=2 Nibble Slow, x=3 Uni Fast, x=4 Uni Normal, x=5 Uni Slow, x=6 Toshiba Fast, x=7 Toshiba Slow, x=8 PS/2 Fast, x=9 PS/2 Slow,, x=10 EPP Normal, x=11 EPP Fast
:x=1 Nibble Normal
 
:x=2 Nibble Slow
* /Wx
:x=3 Uni Fast
x=0 Write Fast, x=1 Write Normal, x=2 Write Slow, x=3 EPP Normal, x=4 EPP Fast
:x=4 Uni Normal
 
:x=5 Uni Slow
* /Zx  
:x=6 Toshiba Fast
The default EPP wait state programmed by the ADD Driver is 2.
:x=7 Toshiba Slow
 
:x=8 PS/2 Fast
To change the wait state, give the appropriate value in '/Zx'. For example, to program the EPP Shuttle to zero wait, use '/Z0'.
:x=9 PS/2 Slow
Valid range of x : 0 to 9.
:x=10 EPP Normal
 
:x=11 EPP Fast
* /de  
;/Wx
Disables the EPP automatic detection during the initialization of the Driver.
:x=0 Write Fast, x=1 Write Normal, x=2 Write Slow, x=3 EPP Normal, x=4 EPP Fast
 
;/Zx
* /da  
:The default EPP wait state programmed by the ADD Driver is 2.
Disables auto-detection. With no command line options, the driver defaults to 'Nibble Slow' and 'Write Slow' modes.
:To change the wait state, give the appropriate value in '/Zx'. For example, to program the EPP Shuttle to zero wait, use '/Z0'.
 
:Valid range of x : 0 to 9.
* /dp
;/de
Disables PS/2 DMA arbitration.
:Disables the EPP automatic detection during the initialization of the Driver.
 
;/da
* /fe
:Disables auto-detection. With no command line options, the driver defaults to 'Nibble Slow' and 'Write Slow' modes.
Force EPP mode
;/dp
 
:Disables PS/2 DMA arbitration.
* /fp
;/fe
Force PS/2
:Force EPP mode
 
;/fp
* /fb
:Force PS/2
Enables Bi-directional capability in some EISA chipset machines
;/fb
:Enables Bi-directional capability in some EISA chipset machines


[[Category:BASEDEV Statements]]
[[Category:BASEDEV Statements]][[Category:Adapter Device Drivers]]

Latest revision as of 01:14, 8 August 2025

Product Support
OS/2 1.3
OS/2 2.0 S
OS/2 2.1 S
OS/2 2.11 SMP S
OS/2 Warp 3 S
OS/2 Warp Connect S
OS/2 Warp 4 S
OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business S

Shuttle-EPAT parallel port to IDE adapter

Shuttle's Parallel-port adapters provide interface between the parallel port of the PC to either the SCSI or the IDE devices, apart from providing a pass-thru parallel-port on the adapter.

Syntax

BASEDEV=EPATCD.ADD

Parameters

/Rx
x=0 Nibble Fast
x=1 Nibble Normal
x=2 Nibble Slow
x=3 Uni Fast
x=4 Uni Normal
x=5 Uni Slow
x=6 Toshiba Fast
x=7 Toshiba Slow
x=8 PS/2 Fast
x=9 PS/2 Slow
x=10 EPP Normal
x=11 EPP Fast
/Wx
x=0 Write Fast, x=1 Write Normal, x=2 Write Slow, x=3 EPP Normal, x=4 EPP Fast
/Zx
The default EPP wait state programmed by the ADD Driver is 2.
To change the wait state, give the appropriate value in '/Zx'. For example, to program the EPP Shuttle to zero wait, use '/Z0'.
Valid range of x : 0 to 9.
/de
Disables the EPP automatic detection during the initialization of the Driver.
/da
Disables auto-detection. With no command line options, the driver defaults to 'Nibble Slow' and 'Write Slow' modes.
/dp
Disables PS/2 DMA arbitration.
/fe
Force EPP mode
/fp
Force PS/2
/fb
Enables Bi-directional capability in some EISA chipset machines