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It looks like this computer had a SCSI Scanner connected at some point. I have actually seen this happen before with SCSI scanners. That statement may have been causing your NIC to try to access memory that that statement was trying to access.
If there are other things in the config.sys file, you can add REM at the beggining of the line so it looks like this:
REM DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\TWAIN\ARTEC\AS80DOS.SYS /D /B=280 /NSCSIART$ (all one sentece) and that should take care of it. Fortunately, most newer systems have no need for statements in the config.sys file ...
Good luck
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