122 lines
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122 lines
6.3 KiB
Plaintext
//==============================================================================
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// ASIX AX88772/AX88772A/AX88772B Windows 10 driver
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//
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// This document describes the driver's configurable parameters.
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//==============================================================================
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1. Speed & Duplex: Set the Ethernet link speed.
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-Auto Negotiation: Auto detect the Ethernet link speed
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-10 Mbps Half Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 10HD
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-10 Mbps Full Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 10FD
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-100 Mbps Half Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 100HD
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-100 Mbps Full Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 100FD
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2. NetworkAddress : Allows user to set a MAC address of the device or use the
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device default address.
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3. FlowControl: Configure flow control advertised capabilities
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-Disabled Disable flow control
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-TxEnabled Enable transmit flow control
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-RxEnabled Enable receive flow control
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-RxTxEnabled Enable transmit and receive flow control
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4. WakeOnLinkChange: Wake up the computer when device detects Ehernet link Changed
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-Disabled Disable WakeOnLinkChange function
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-Enabled Enable WakeOnLinkChange function
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5. Packet Priority & VLAN: Enable or disable the ability to insert the 802.1Q
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priority and VLAN tags into the transmit packets.
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-Packet Priority & VLAN Disabled Disable to insert the 802.1Q priority and VLAN tag
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-Packet Priority Enabled Only enable to insert the 802.1Q priority tag
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-VLAN Enabled Only enable to insert the 802.1Q VLAN tag
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-Packet Priority & VLAN Enabled Enable to insert the 802.1Q priority and VLAN tag
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6. VLAN ID: If user set a valid VLAN ID, the driver inserts the VLAN tag with
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this VLAN ID into the transmit packets and device will filter the
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received packets.
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7. WakeOnMagicPacket: Wake up the computer when device receives a Magic Packet
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-Disabled Disable WakeOnMagicPacket function
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-Enabled Enable WakeOnMagicPacket function
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8. WakeOnPattern: Wake up the computer when device receives a packet that matches a
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specified pattern
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-Disabled Disable WakeOnPattern function
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-Enabled Enable WakeOnPattern function
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9. SelectiveSuspend: Allows NDIS to suspend an idle AX88772B network adapter by
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transitioning the adapter to a low-power state
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-Disabled Disable SelectiveSuspend function
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-Enabled Enable SelectiveSuspend function
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10. SSIdleTimeout: Selective suspend idle time-out in units of seconds
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11. TCPChecksumOffloadV4: Enable or disable the device to calculate the
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TCP checksum of the transmit IPv4 packets and
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check the TCP checksum of the received IPv4
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packets.
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-Disabled Disable the TCP Checksum Offload
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-TxEnabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit packets
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-RxEnabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for received packets
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-RxTxEnabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets
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12. UDPChecksumOffloadV4: Enable or disable the device to calculate the
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UDP checksum of the transmit IPv4 packets and
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check the UDP checksum of the received IPv4 packets.
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-Disabled Disable the UDP Checksum Offload
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-TxEnabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit packets
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-RxEnabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for received packets
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-RxTxEnabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets
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13. TCPChecksumOffloadV6: Enable or disable the device to calculate the
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TCP checksum of the transmit IPv6 packets and
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check the TCP checksum of the received IPv6 packets.
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-Disabled Disable the TCP Checksum Offload
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-TxEnabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit packets
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-RxEnabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for received packets
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-RxTxEnabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets
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14. UDPChecksumOffloadV6: Enable or disable the device to calculate the
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UDP checksum of the transmit IPv6 packets and
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check the UDP checksum of the received IPv6 packets.
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-Disabled Disable the UDP Checksum Offload
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-TxEnabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit packets
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-RxEnabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for received packets
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-RxTxEnabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets
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15. IPChecksumOffloadV4: Enable or disable the device to calculate the IP
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checksum of the transmit IPv4 packets and check the
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IP checksum of the received IPv4 packets.
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-Disabled Disable the IP Checksum Offload
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-TxEnabled Enable the IP Checksum Offload for transmit packets
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-RxEnabled Enable the IP Checksum Offload for received packets
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-RxTxEnabled Enable the IP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets
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16. ArpOffload: When enable this ability, the device will reply the ARP request
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packet when computer is suspending. This ability is activated only
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if WOL is enabled.
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-Disabled Disable ARP Offload
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-Enabled Enable ARP Offload
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17. NSOffload: When enable this ability, the device will reply the neighbor
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solicitation packet when computer is suspending. This ability is
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activated only if WOL is enabled.
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-Disabled Disable NS Offload
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-Enabled Enable NS Offload
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18. AutoDetach: Enable or disable AutoDetach ability. if AutoDetach is enabled,
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3 seconds later after Ethernet cable was unpluged, the device will
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be detached from USB.
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-Disabled Disable AutoDetach
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-Enabled Enable AutoDetach
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-Use EEPROM Setting Disable or enable AutoDetach accoring to the EEPROM setting
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19. MaskTimer: If wake up ability is enabled, the wake up function will delay this
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time to active.
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-0,4,8,12,16,20,24,28 seconds
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20. WolLinkSpeed: Set the Ethernet link speed when device sleeps if wake up
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ability is enabled.
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-10 Mbps First The Ethernet link speed works on 10 Mbps first if available
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-Use EEPROM Setting Use EEPROM setting to set Ethernet link speed
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