CIS Technology R420 User Manual 12973
CIS Technology Inc 12973
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| Document ID | 12973 |
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| Date Submitted | 1998-11-17 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 1998-12-30 00:00:00 |
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EUT:LAN CARD FCC ID:L4OR420 CIS TECHNOLOGY lNC. USER’S MANUAL l EXHIBIT D FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION es with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subiect to the tcause harmful interference, and (2) itions :(1) this device may no t any interference received, including interference that may This device compli following two cond this device must accep cause undesired operation. NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radi ' ationst However, there is no guarantee that interference Will not occur in a particular installation if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off ncouraged to tn] to and on, the user is e correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: eceiving antenna. between the equipme 0 an outlet on a circ «Reorient o relocate the r -lncrease the separation -Conneot the equipment int receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an ex nt and receiver. uit different from that to which the perienced radio/TV technician for help. or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for e the equipment. Changes id the user‘s authority to operat compliance could vo Fm Erl- ernu Card This Class a digital appflrzlus meets all requlmmnm uflh: Cam-an Inwflmce-Causmg Equ-pmm Rggulnlwns. Cc: appareil numérique de la Class: B respect: mum Ics exigenccs du Réglemenl sur Ie mnériel broullleur du Cznldl CE Compliance Statement We hereby cenify that the PC! Ethernet adxpner comphes with the EN 50081-1 Ind EN 50081-1 uquil’emenu. CG NOTE: EN swam mud-rd : EN 55011 cm; a (CISPR 21 Gun B) EN SDOBZ-I sundud - [EC SDI»! (Ekatmsmn: Duchurgel me sol-3 (Rani-led Immumy) ‘ me sou (Electrical Ful "Mummy/Bum) All regxslered trademarks are (he pmpeny of lheu‘ respaenve owners. Fast Ethernet Card CONTENTS FCC Complhnce Statzmem CE Compliance Statement Section 1 lmrodnuinn Section 2 Card lns’tilhflon Secflnn 3 Configuration and Dingnoxflc: Swim: 4 Drivers mmumon Section 5 BOOT ROM Imalhfion Section 6 Card Specific-dons Section 7 Undmtlmflug nu mm: LED: . Fast Ethernet Card Section 1 lutrndutfion Your PCl-hased adapter is a lOlIOOBASE-TX Fast Ethernet PCI adapter that implements the 32-bit- wide, and bus mastering interface. The Fast Ethernet PC! adapter is based upon Industry Standard PCl local bus specification revision 2.0, that features the Plug-mid»Play(PnF) function, making it fully auto- configurable. The Fast Ethernet PC] adapter isadual-speed adapter connected to an Ethernet network with a single connection over unshielded twrsted-pnir (UT?) cable. The adapter automatically senses and switches to either 10 Mbps or too Mbps, For too Mbps operation, the adapter supports operation on Category 5 HT? cable. For I0 Mbps operation, the adapter support-s operation on Category 3, 4, or 5 UTP cable. Adapter futures: u Compliant with both lOBASErT and lOUBASEvTX spectfications of the lEEE 802.3 standards -- 32»bit bus mastering fur high throughput and low processor utilization 4- Full-duplex operational both lOMbps and 100 Mbps u Automatic selection for l!) or 100 Mbps network opzrmon .. Two bracket mounted status LEDs for easy viewing and troubleshooting u Single shielded R145 connecmr for use at eilher speed (Category 3, 4, or 5 UT? cable for in Mops operation, and Category 5 UTl’ cable for 100 Mbps operation) -- On-boald socket for optional BOOT ROM -- Diagnostic software, network driver installation utility, and network dnvets an the diskette __’____——— F usr Ethernet Card Section 2 Card Installation This section describes how to install your Ethernet udxpier. Perform the (allow-m; steps to install the adapter. I. Turn ofl‘ your computer and all peripherals. Zt Make A note of the cables and cards that are con- nected to the computer and dis/semen them 3, Remove your personal computers cover (refer to the ownel‘s manual of your personal computer), 4. Select any available bus mastering PCI slot, and remove the slot cover. 5. Carefully install the Ethernet adapter into the expansion slur by firmly pressing the card into the connecwl‘ slot until the 91411th is snugly seated in the expantian slot then listen the retaining bracket with screw from the slot cover. 6. Reinstall your personal computel‘s cover and reconnect the power card and all cables. 7. Connect the Ethernet cable to the R145 connector on your personal computer. NOT E. System Requirements: A PC and BIOS that suppon lhe PCl Local Bus Specification revision 2.0. Fast Ethernet Card “— Section 3 Configuration and Diagnosing: Your Ethernet adapter is aniomafiraliy configured when you power-up your computer, in certain computers, however, you must modify your BIOS by entering your CMOS SETUP utility. To view the configuration parameters assigned by the BIOS, insert the sofiwaie diskette into your drive and execute the utility software, by typing EZRTS. Before you install the drivers and connect the adapter to the network, make sure to run the diagnostics to assure the proper function of the adapter. The diagnostics includes two groups of tests: 1. Cardiniliuliution and rest This test is a series of rests designed to check Network Controller Registeranternal Loopback and interrupt Generation. 2. Advanced Network met This test vail'ieti that thenerwork cable is connected. so that the adapter can rransnnt and receive data. The test requires two computers. One computer, moi-figured as the Master, gmei’ates and sends rest messages. The other computer, configured as the Slave, receives messages and nunsiniis them back to the Master Results can be viewed on both the Master and Slave comm. Asma- menu provides you With the instructions io conduct this test. NOTE: Run the Card initialization and Test before mnnirig the Advance Network Test to ensure ihai adapters basic funcuons are working propaly. Fur Ethernet Card _———_-‘_/’l Section 4 Drivers [mailman Before you connecl your 10/1 DOBASE-TX Fast Ethemel PCl adapter to ihe nerwnrk, you have to install the network driver first. You should use the network driver supplied by ihe sufiware diskette that is co ‘ble with your Network Operating Systems. The netwurk driver for each Network Operating Symm is under a separate directory. Each direcrory includes a READMETXT file (A) describe the detailed inmnmim prmeedures. A RELEASETXI' file under motdireclory lists ihe information ufall the available netwurk drivers. NOTE: The menu-driven netwnrk driver installation utility, lNSTALL, lets you easily and quickly install your Network Operating Sysiem, Refer to the KEADMEIXT file under subdirecwry INSTALL for more detailed information. connect adisklm workstation to the network. Perform whe fallowmg slaps to install your BOOT ROM device. lvlnscrt the BOOT ROM into lhe sockel on the ndaplcn 2. Execuu lhe HRTS file to enable lhe BOOT ROM funcKiun by selecting the aypmpriale BOOT ROM addnss from me configuration menu Navell NelW-re: DOSGEN Micrusnfl LAN MANAGER: SI-rling Remolebool Smice Mlcmsnfl Windawx NT: Starting Remotebnut Service ram LAN Server: 5mm; Remote BOOT Acct“ Fm Ethernet Card __—__-———- Settlon 6 Card Specification! IEEE 302.3 gal-dads: “firing Comm Bus Clumfisfirs: 1/0 address: IRQ Line: Dunn-Sinus: Emission Compliance: Immunity Compliment vauConsumpnon: Operating Tempuature: Operating Humdity: loBASE-T and lODBASF/‘lx R145 32 bits bus mlsitr. PCl local but revision ZAO Assigned by IheBIOS an affine l/O nddrul bloek l‘NTA; assigned by me BIOS to a free IRQ (interrupt) number 4.72" x 2.55“ (12mm x 65mm) FCC PM I5 Clns B EN 55022 C135; B CISPR 22 Clm B lEC 801-2 (Elecuvsmic Discharge) IEC 801-3 (Radium lmmm-uty) IEC 30141 (Ehckiml Fast himsichBum) soot-m, @5v 0 m 55 degrees Centigmde 1094 no 907°, nan-condensing Section 7 Understanding the status LED: Ill/l (”BASE-TX lndlutnnz The green 100 Mbps LED and green LNK LED mdieate the connecting status on the port for either speed, LED Slave Description LNK IOU on --- No connection between adapter and hub On On Goad lOOBASE-TX connecvmn between adapta- and hub On Off Good IOBASE-Tuunnection between adapter and hub Activity Indium The green ALT LED |nd1cate traffic status on the port for either speed. LED Stale Description Activity On Transmitting or reveim'ng a frame Off Notrxnsmission orlecciw'ng Mzuoszz wwo
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