UD-PCI Release Notes

			      for

		Digi User Diagnostic Package - PCI

        PCI User Diagnostic     - UD-PCI.EXE  Version 3.8.0
	User Diagnostic Manual  - USERPCI.TXT

                Diskette P/N 40001487M (3.5") V 1.0.8
                Release Notes P/N 93000326B

                            06/01/99

	1. Enhancements

		None.


	2. Bug Fixes

                None.


	3. Known Limitations

		The current release supports the following PCI product
		families:
			- PCI EPC/X adapter.  This family is an adapter
			  with 2 synchronous ports & a RISC 3051.  It is
			  used with the EPC/CON-16 concentrators.
			- PCI Xr adapter.  This family is an adapter with
			  either 2, 4 or 8 ports.
			- PCI Xem adapter.  This family is an adapter that
			  is used with up to 4 PORTS modules (up to 64
			  ports); PORTS module 16em, PORTS module 8em,
			  PORTS module 8emp, PORTS module Modem/4em, &
			  PORTS module Modem/8em.
			- PCI C/X adapter.  This family is similar to the
			  PCI EPC/X except is uses a RISC 3041.
			- PCI SyncPort.  This adapter is used with V.11,
			  V.24, V.35, & V.36 network protocols.
			- PCI DataFire PRIme adapter.  This is a single
			  port adapter that handles 23 B channels &
			  1 D channel.
			- PCI DataFire PRIme adapter.  This is a single
			  port adapter that handles 30 B channels &
			  1 D channel.
			- ClassicBoard PCI.  This is a four- or
			  eight-port non-intelligent asynchronous
                          communications adapter.  A hardware population
			  option is available to supply +5 volt power 
			  at the EIA232 interface.
			- PCI DataFire Sync 2000. This is an intelligent
			  four channel synchronous communication board for
			  PCI bus computers with support for EIA-232, EIA-530,
			  V.35, X.21, EIA-449, EIA-485 and EIA-423 modes of
			  operation.  The board is designed to communicate
			  with X.25 and frame relay public data networks
			  using an external DSU/CSU.


		The maximum number of adapters supported for each family
		is four.

		Refer to the user diagnostic manual (USERPCI.TXT) for
		further information.

	4. Manual Errata

		The User Diagnostic manual is provided on the release
		disk as a file in ASCII text format.  The manual is
		called USERPCI.TXT.