ASIX_AX88179_USB 3.0_驱动

//============================================================================== // ASIX AX88772B Windows 7 driver // // This document describes the driver's configurable parameters. //============================================================================== 1. Connection Type: Set the Ethernet link speed. -AutoSense: Auto detect the Ethernet link speed -10BaseT Half_Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 10HD -10BaseT Full_Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 10FD -100BaseTx Half_Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 100HD -100BaseTx Full_Duplex: Set the Ethernet works on 100FD 2. Network Address : Allows user to set a MAC address of the device or use the device default address. 3. Flow Control: Configure flow control advertised capabilities -Disabled Disable flow control -Tx Enabled Enable transmit flow control -Rx Enabled Enable receive flow control -Rx & Tx Enabled Enable transmit and receive flow control 4. Packet Priority & VLAN: Enable or disable the ability to insert the 802.1Q priority and VLAN tags into the transmit packets. -Packet Priority & VLAN Disable Disable to insert the 802.1Q priority and VLAN tag -Packet Priority Enable Only enable to insert the 802.1Q priority tag -VLAN Enable Only enable to insert the 802.1Q VLAN tag -Packet Priority & VLAN Enable Enable to insert the 802.1Q priority and VLAN tag 5. VLAN ID: If user set a valid VLAN ID, the driver inserts the VLAN tag with this VLAN ID into the transmit packets and device will filter the received packets. 6. Wake Up: Enable or disable the WOL ability -Disabled Disable the WOL ability -Link Up Wake up the computer when device detects Ethernet link Change -Magic Packet Wake up the computer when device receives a Magic Packet -Wake-Up Frame Wake up the computer when device receives a packet that matches a specified pattern -Link Change/Magic Packet Allow link Change and Magic Packet to wake up the computer -Link Change/Wake-Up Frame Allow link Change and Wake-Up Frame to wake up the computer -Magic Packet/Wake-Up Frame Allow Magic Packet and Wake-Up Frame to wake up the computer -All Allow link Change, Magic Packet, and Wake-Up Frame to wake up the computer 7. Wake-Up Frame Type: Select the Wake-Up Frame patterns -Windows Default Use the Wake-up frame patterns provided by Windows -PING Use the PING Wake-up frame patterns -ARP Use the ARP Wake-up frame patterns -PING/ARP Use the PING and ARP Wake-up frame patterns 8. TCP Checksum Offload (IPv4): Enable or disable the device to calculate the TCP checksum of the transmit IPv4 packets and check the TCP checksum of the received IPv4 packets. -Disabled Disable the TCP Checksum Offload -Tx Enabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit packets -Rx Enabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for received packets -Rx & Tx Enabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets 9. UDP Checksum Offload (IPv4): Enable or disable the device to calculate the UDP checksum of the transmit IPv4 packets and check the UDP checksum of the received IPv4 packets. -Disabled Disable the UDP Checksum Offload -Tx Enabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit packets -Rx Enabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for received packets -Rx & Tx Enabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets 10. TCP Checksum Offload (IPv6): Enable or disable the device to calculate the TCP checksum of the transmit IPv6 packets and check the TCP checksum of the received IPv6 packets. -Disabled Disable the TCP Checksum Offload -Tx Enabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit packets -Rx Enabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for received packets -Rx & Tx Enabled Enable the TCP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets 11. UDP Checksum Offload (IPv6): Enable or disable the device to calculate the UDP checksum of the transmit IPv6 packets and check the UDP checksum of the received IPv6 packets. -Disabled Disable the UDP Checksum Offload -Tx Enabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit packets -Rx Enabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for received packets -Rx & Tx Enabled Enable the UDP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets 12. IPv4 Checksum Offload: Enable or disable the device to calculate the IP checksum of the transmit IPv4 packets and check the IP checksum of the received IPv4 packets. -Disabled Disable the IP Checksum Offload -Tx Enabled Enable the IP Checksum Offload for transmit packets -Rx Enabled Enable the IP Checksum Offload for received packets -Rx & Tx Enabled Enable the IP Checksum Offload for transmit and received packets 13. ARP Offload: When enable this ability, the device will reply the ARP request packet when computer is suspending. This ability is activated only if WOL is enabled. -Disabled Disable ARP Offload -Enabled Enable ARP Offload 14. NS Offload: When enable this ability, the device will reply the neighbor solicitation packet when computer is suspending. This ability is activated only if WOL is enabled. -Disabled Disable NS Offload -Enabled Enable NS Offload 15. AutoDetach: Enable or disable AutoDetach ability. if AutoDetach is enabled, 3 seconds later after Ethernet cable was unpluged, the device will be detached from USB. -Disabled Disable AutoDetach -Enabled Enable AutoDetach -Use EEPROM Setting Disable or enable AutoDetach accoring to the EEPROM setting 16. Mask WakeUp Event Timer: If wake up ability is enabled, the wake up function will delay this time to active. -0,4,8,12,16,20,24,28 seconds 17. WOL Link Speed: Set the Ethernet link speed when device sleeps if wake up ability is enabled. -10 Mbps First The Ethernet link speed works on 10 Mbps first if available -Use EEPROM Setting Use EEPROM setting to set Ethernet link speed