A sample procedure for loading the desired firmware onto the cards is as 
follows:

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For a complete explanation of the available options for these commands, 
(as well as other support utilities) please see the UTIL_EXE.PDF file.
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For an ISA system...
  On a PC WITHOUT PnP drivers or Bios enabled AND no other PnP card installed.

From a DOS window.
  In the same directory as the desired binary and the files PC_CARD.CFG & 
CIS_PNP.BIN.
     ISA_ON
     LOADCARD DSISA.BIN /I
     MODISA E xx xx xx xx xx xx  (xx is the desired IEEE address)
     >>>Only if this is to be used in Japan
           RCR_INC R yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy (yy is the real RCR33A value)

  The above procedure will program the card with the desired firmware, include 
the ISA resource record, define the IEEE address and optionally define the 
RCR33A value (and set the Regulatory Domain = 40).

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For an PCMCIA system...
  On a PC WITHOUT Card&Socket drivers loaded.  (This may require the user to 
create a hardware configuration in Win95 that disables the PCMCIA driver 
support.)

From a DOS window.
  In the same directory as the desired binary and the file PC_CARD.CFG.
     CARD_ON
     LOADCARD DSPCMCIA.BIN /O
     MODNID E xx xx xx xx xx xx  (xx are for desired IEEE address)
     >>>Only if this is to be used in Japan
           RCR_INC R yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy (yy is the real RCR33A value)

  The above procedure will program the card with the desired firmware, and 
define the IEEE address and optionally define the RCR33A value (and set the 
Regulatory Domain = 40).


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  The included PCNET.EXE for Win95 or Win-NT may also be used to complete the 
preceding steps.  Please see the PCNET_U.PDF for instructions on the use of 
this utility.

