SysKonnect 5844 Network Card w/50 MHz Oscillator User Manual 776

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Electrical current from power, telephone, and communications tabla is hazardous
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Contents
Fifth edition (May 1997)
This edition ttpplics to the SysKunncct product family of SK-NET FDDl network |tttcrtuce
cards Contenla are suhyect to change
We welcome any comments regarding this puhhc'dilml Please. address your comments to:
SysKOnnect
Information Development
SiemenxstraBe 23
D-76275 Ettlmgen
Germany
FAX: +49 7243 502 939
INTERNET: manual@syskonnect.de
Technical information. Troubleshooting: Contact our suppun engineers (refer to the
paragraph Pram Support in this manual)
Trademarks: Product names mentioned herein may be trademarks and/or registered
trademarks of their respective holders.
Warranty and Software License: Contracts are included in a separate documentation (Licem‘e
and Warranry Infonnalwn) delivered with the adapter,
© Copyright 1997 SysKunnect,
a business unit of Schneider & Koch & Co. Datensysteme GmbH.
All rights reserved
FDDl Network Interface Cards
Installation Instructions
—
SAFEI'Y INFORMATION -
READ THIS Fler
DANGER!
Electrical current from power, telephone, and communications cables is hazardous
To avoid shock hazard.
-) do not connect or disconnect any cables or perform any installation. maintenance or
reconfiguration during a thunder storm
') the power cord of the computer must ht: connected to a properly wired and grounded
(earthed) receptacle. Any equipment attached to this product must also be properly
wired and connected to grounded receptacles,
connect and disconnect cables as described in the following chan.
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Contents
Installation Instructions
To connect:
Turn everything involved in the connection -
OFFA
First, attach all power cables [0 the devices.
Attach signal cables to receptacles.
Note In the UK, by law, the telephone line
cable must be conncctcd after the power
cord.
Attach power cord(s) (0 the outlet(s).
Turn devices ON.
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To disconnect:
Tum c\crythtng involved in the connection
OFF.
First. remove power cord“) from mittens)
Note In the UK‘ by law, the power cord
must be disconnected after the telephone
ttnc cable
Remove signal cables from receptacles.
Remove all cables from the devtces.
NOTE: Electrical installations must conform to the safety regulations of the country in which
they are operated.
CONTENTS
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SAEEIY INFQRMATIQN - READIHISfJRST,
FIGURES , ,
NQTICES
Product Support
SysKonned crt Compuserve
Prerequisites
Login Procedure
Standards Reflected in This Product
Related Manuals
Terms Used in This Manual
CHAPTER 1 eGENERAL JNEORMATIODL ,
Overview FDDI NIC Characteristics
The Adapter Kit
Handling Instructions
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Contents
Connection Types 20
I. Duol Attachment to the Dual Ring 20
2. Single Attachment to o Concentrator 20
3. Dual Homing 20
Port Types (A, B, M and SI 2]
Port Usage in Dual Attached Connections 22
Port Usage in Single Attached Connections 23
Port Usage in Dual Homed Connections 23
What You Need to Install the Adapter 24
CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION OF THE ADAPTER , , ,,,, , 27
Installation Overview 27
Quick Installation 23
Step O/ISA. Dip Switch settings 28
Step O/MCA. Updoh the Backup Copy oi the Computer‘s Reference Diskette 33
Step I. Remove the Cover from the Computer 34
Step 2, Install the Adopter in an Expansion Slot 34
Step 3, Replace the Computer Cover and Reconnect the Cables 37
Step A/EISA. Start and Configure the Computer 37
Step A/MCA. Restart and Configure the Computer 38
Step 4/PCI. Stan and Configure the Computer 39
Step 5. Test the Adapter 40
It a Test Foils 46
RMA (Return MaterioI Authorization) Procedure 47
Step 6. Attach the FDDI Cable to the Adapter 48
\ FDDI Network Interface Cords
Installation Instructions
Contents
CHAPTER 3, INSTALLATION OF THE PROTOCOL DRIVERS, , ,, 5]
LEDs 5I
Network Drivers (Protocol Drivers] 52
Reading Driver Installation Instructions under D05 53
Installation oi the Reodme Viewer Tool 53
Use at the Reodme Viewer Tool 54
GLOSSARY, , , , , 58
Relerences 58
Expressions And Definitions 59
APENDIXADATASHEET, ,, w , , 64
APPENDIX B.,INTERFACE PINQUIS , , , , 65
RJ-AS ReceptocIe 65
Optical Bypass Switch Receptacle 66
APPENDIXC ELECTRONIC EMISSION NOTICES , 67
67
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
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FIGURES
Installation Instructions
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NOTICES
K355844
Figure 1. SK-NET FDDl adapter kit (erg, SKvNET FDDi-FE / 5145341)
Figure 2. Possibilities for live Organization at an FDDI Network
Figure 3, FDDi Port/Transceiver types
Figure 44 Plug Types
Figure 5. Position oi iumper and dip switches
Figure 64 Installation of an adapter in an expansion slot
Figure 7. Typical Adapter Configuration Error Screen
Figure 8. Wrap Plug for the Loopbaclt last leg MlC]
Figure 9, RJ—45 Wrap Plug, pin assignment
Figure 10. Removal cl lite Process Plug
Figure 1 1. Typical Message Screen cf the Diagnostic Program.
Figure 12. Typical Error Message Screen of the Diagnostic Program
Figure I3, Attachment of the FDDl Cable
Figure M. RJ>45 Pinout
Figure I5. Optical Bypass Interface
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References in this publication in SysKonneet (SK) products. programs, or services do not imply
that SK intends to make these available in all cnunlrics in which SK operates. Any reference to
an SK product. program, or service 15 not intended ta stale or itnply that only SK‘s product,
pragmm, or service may be used Any functionally equivalent product, program‘ or service that
does not infringe on any of SK's intellectual property rights may be used instead of the SK
product, program, or service. Evaluation and verification of operation in conjunction with other
products except those expressly designated by SK, are the user‘s responsibility.
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San Jose, CA 95112 (USA) D-76275 Ettlingen (Germany)
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As a leader in high perfonmnce networking, SysKonnect ot't'crs current information on-line 24
hours a day within the LAN A Vendor forum ttt CompuServe. SysKonnect's information pool
includes
' current news
- product information
0 driver updates
0 direct communication with our support engineers
Prerequisites
To access our service, you will require in addition to your computer
- a modem
0 the communication software
0 a license number (CompuServe membership)
Login Procedure
1. Via modem, dial a CompuServe node
2. Type in GO sysxomcn
You will directly reach the LAN A Vendor Forum, including the S)SKDIIH€CI section
Installation instructions ®> \ FDDl Network Interface Cards
Salvo/was A’fFlEC/ED IN Ms PROM/pr
Safety Standards: IEC950 EN60950, UL1950. CSA950.
This product is intended for use in equipment with Safety Extra an anmge supplies
(Reference 2llO.l in IEC950).
___£_’£1A EDMANI/AIS ..
Other publications related to this adapter are:
- The reference manual shipped with your computer
' The electronic UPPS manual (on diskette. shipped with the adapter)
t The License and Warranty Infummlimi shtpped with the adapter
For assistance in obtaining SK manuals, contact your authorized resellerl
727131145 USED IN THIS MANUAL
In this manual, the followmg abhrevmtions for the product names are med
- SAS udupler for SysKonnect FDDI Nle designed for single attachment [0 the FDDI
network
- DAS adapter for SysKonnect FDDI NICs designed for dual attachment to the FDDI
network
0 EISA Ada/"pr for SySKonnect FDDI NICs designed for ulstnllntmn in EISA (Extended
industry Standard) but computers
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Notices
- ISA Adapter for Snytiiiiit-ct FDDI NIC> designed for installation in [SA (Industry
Standard) bus computcm
- PCIAt/(lpll’l for SysKunncct FDDI Nle dc>igned for installation in PC] (Peripheral
Component Interconnect) bus computers
- MCA Adapter for SysKonnect FDDI NICs designed for installation in MiCroChannel
Architecture COmPIIICIS
0 Copncr/ttlapiw for SysKonnect FDDI NICs designed for copper cabling
- Flbt‘! Adapter for SysKonneci FDDI NICi designed for fiberropiic cabling (SC or MIC)
. MIC adapter for SysKonnect FDDI NtCs supporting MIC cabling and connection systems
0 SC adapter (or SysKnnneci FDDI NICs supporting SC cabling and connection systems
- Transceiver is the receptacle (and its electronic components) on the adapter for the
connection to the network. Network interface cards for fiber cabling use “fiber—optic
transceivers“
o SCis a standardized low cost fiber-optic cable type Different from MIC cable (supporting
two oplical connections per cable), it supports single fiber-optic connection.
If applicable, the Release Notes delivered with the adapter kit give an updated overview of the
Current adapter types and the characteristics (bus architecture, cabling . .). Please refer to the
Glossary at the end of this manual for the definition of any unknown terms used in this manual.
FDDI Network Interface Cards
Installation Instructions
CHAPTER I. GENERAL
INFORMATION
The SK—NET FDDI adapters attach computers to 100 Mbps Fiber Distributed Data Interface
(FDDI) networks using fibervoptic cable, S/UTP or UTP (category 5) copper cable (STP is
supported via a special Impedance Marching Cable).
The compuler must be equipped with either a NSC/6000. a Power PC or ill! Intel 80286‘
80386, 80486 or PENTIUM (compatible) microprocessor. and at least one available expansion
slot. It’you are installing a DAS adapter, two adjacent expansion slots are required (PCI DAS is
an exception and requlres only 1 slot).
At the moment, the range of SysKonnect FDDI adapters includes the followmg bus
architectures:
o EISA (Extended Industry Standard) architecture
' ISA (Industry Standard) architecture
- MCA (MicroChanneI) architecture
0 PC] (Peripheral Component Interconnection)
This chapter contains information that should be read prior to the insiallaiion of the adapter.
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FDDI NIC CHARACTERISTICS
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ISA MCA
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The adapler kit consists of the following items:
- cardboard packaging
- anti-static bag
0 the adapter
- a paper envelope camaining several diskettes (e.g.. Installation Diskelles)
- Release Notes (if applicable)
- this manual
If any ilem is missing or damaged, Contact your authorized reacllcr.
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Chapter I General |nlormallon
' ' SAS Adabler With"
Process Plug installed
Process Plug
2 Figure l. SK-NET FDDI
l adapler kit (e.g. SK-NET
FDDI-FE / SK’SJAI)
UPPS Manual Diskette LEDs
installation Dislgtettesw A u
Installation Instructions FDDl Network Inierluce Cards
dimple] ' gentleman " " "
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Caution:
Static electricity can damage the adapter.
-) Keep the card in the anli—slatic package until it is ready to be installed.
-) follcw these handling instructions-
- Hold the anti—static packaging containing the adapter against a metal expunsmn slot cover
for at least 2 seconds. ThIS action reduces nny static electricity from the packaging and
from your body.
- Do not touch any exposed printed circuitry
- Dc not place the adzpter on the computer cover or any other metttl ~urt'acc
- Prevent other people from touching the adapter.
- Limit your movement to reduce static-electricity buildup.
- Always handle the adapter carefully,
- if you need (0 put lht: adapter dewnl retum it to the antistatic packaging
0 We recommend the use ofa static'proleclivc wrtsl strap during tnstullation. Connect it to
the computer chassis after you have removed the cover from the computer. Note: Do not
connect the wrist strap to the earth (ground) of your power supply. since this could
polentially be live under unfavorable conditions!
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Gupta l General Informflltoh
AITACH/NG SK-NL-T FDD/ADAPIEA’5 ro YOU/t7 NETWORK
- A SAS adapter supports single attachment to n concentrator
A DAS adaptersupports ctther dual attachment to the mam nng path or dual homing [0 one
at two FDDI concentrators Note: Because of better EMI characleristies, fiber-optic
compunents are preferable for dual attachment to the main ring path.
FDDI Network |nlenccce Cards
Instc||afion lnslruclions
FDD].Ring 'btjal")nia'émfie'nl" . . .
Computer with
Dual Homln — ~ DAS Adapter lnstalled
Concentrator
Computer with
SAS Adapter lnstalled
Standard
Figure 2. Possibi|ities for the
Organization of an FDDI Stand Alone
Network Cascadlng
Note: The transceiver type of the concentrator slotts) must match the transceiver type
of the FDDI adapter(s) that are used tag. hath fiber optic or CDDI TP-PMD/MLT-J).
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Chapter 1 General lniormuiion
Installation Instructions
Chapter tagger interim ion
Figure 3, FDDI
Fort/Transceiver types
fifi M Emmi “A
Connection Types
There tire three basic connection types that can be mixed mid matched in the write network.
1. Dual Attachment to the Dual Ring
Class A devices can be connected directly to thc FDDI dual ring A device connected [0 both
rings is said to be dual crunched. Since each ring him a transmit and :i receive line. there are two
lmnsmit paths out of and two receive path: into the dual attached devrce (DAS in the prevrous
figure), Because of the redundant data paiht. dual attachment offers t’aitlt tolerance
2, Single Attachment to o Concentrator
Class B devrces connect point to point (Oil concentrator Thiw connection type is known as
tingle allarhed For single attached devices, the concentrator ilcliw tis the central hub.
When SASs are connected to a single concentrator, tlic concentrator ta said to bc rim-attached
orxumd alone In this situation, the dual ring is collapsed into the concentrator,
3. Dual Homing
Dual homing is a connection type for a Class A device where it IS. connected to two M ports
(preferably different concentrators). The connection to one concentrator IS the primary
connection and is active; the connection to the second concentmior is for btickup purposes and
inactive. Since each connection to the concentrator has a send mid a receive path. there are two
tmnsmit paths out of and two receive paths into the ttuzil homed device. Because of the
redundant data paths. dual attachment otters fault tolerance.
Concentrators which are connected to other concentrators building ti tree below the dual ring
are referred to as cascaded Cascading applies [0 both single utttichcd and dual honied
concentrators.
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Port Types (A, B, M and S)
The ports on the various FDDl devices are given logical names. There are (our port types in
FDDI: A, B, M (Master) and S (Slave).
robinig
Dual Homing
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chapter I General Irvicrmatton
Device Type Ports (Qty)
DAS A 81 B (1 each)
DAC A a B (1 each)
M (1 or more)
SAS 3 (1)
SAC s (1)
M (1 or more)
Stand Alone Concentrator M (multiple)
Port Usoge in Duol Attached Connections
For uClass A device on the dual ring, the A port connects to the B port at the upstream
neighbor and the B port connects to the A port of the downstream neighbor. This dmsy
chaining of devices continues around the ring,
For dual attached devices on the dual ring, the function olltte A and B ports is described in the
following table
Installation Instructions ®>>\ FDDI Network Interface Cords
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Dual Attached Device Port I Function
Primary Hing In
Secondary Ring Out
Primary Fling Out
Secondary Ring In
Port Usage in Single Attached Connections
On single attached devices, the S (Slave) port connects to an M (Master) port on the
concentratort
Port Usoge in DuctI Horned Connections
For dual homcd Class A devrces, the A port connects to an M port on one concentrator and the
B port connects to an M pon on a second (or the same) concentrator.
For dual horned devices, the function of the A and B ports is described in the table below.
Dual Homed Devic Functi
A Secondary Connection
8 Primary Connection
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Chapter l General |nIormctlon
WHAT YOU NEED TO /N57All 7715 ADAPTER
Connectors
Copper One UTP (Cat 5) or S/UTP cable RJ-45 —
SAS MIC* One fiberoptlc cable MIC x
SC” Two fiber-opus Cflbles SC
Copper Two UTP (Cal. 5) or S/UTP cables R145 7
DAS MlC* Two fiber—optic ghles MIC x
SC“ Four fiber-Optic cables SC
* MIC cabling systems generally use cables with lwn fibempnc cores (SC cables: 1 core
per cable)
H For two fiber-optic SC cables, one duplex cable can be med Instead.
Note: These cables are not provided with the adapter. Contact your network
administrator for assistance in selecting the correct cable. ll“ you are in doubt about
your adapter card type (DAS, SAS, fiber-optic, copper, ...), refer to the overview in
the paragraph Overview FDDI NlC Charm lerisn‘cr.
Installation Instructions ®> \ FDDI Network Intertqce Cords
chapter” l . é’e‘n‘ml lulurnélion' "
Figure 4. Plug Types
- Empty expansion sluts in which to install ltu: adapters.
o A computer equipped with
0 an RS/6000, Power PC, Intel 80286. 80386, 80486 or PENTIUM (computlblc)
microprocessor,
0 MCA, ISA; EISA or PCI hm:
- and at least one expansion .~.Iut (DAS adopter except PCI: lwn lejllucnl cxpunxmn
slab”)
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Chapter] Genemltntmmcnon
ISA: The computer should be correctly configured before you proceed with the
adapter installatiun.
The reference manual shipped with your cmnputer
The cover-lock key, ifthc cover is locked
A screwdriver that fits lhe screws of your computer's cover.
The Driver lnstallatinn Diskette Wthh was deltvered with the FDDl adapter
The Configuration Program Diskette which was delivered with your Cmnputcr
Something to write with
This manual.
You will find a current list of all supported operating systems in the general README TXT file
on Diskette I (root directory) delivered with the adapter.
Installation Instructions
CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION
OF THE ADAPTER
é> \ FDDI Network Interloce Cards
Note: For network driver installation, refer to the corresponding readme files on the
Installation Diskettes and to Chapter 3 of this documentation.
msptuAflors/ 01/5/6wa _ __
If you are testing a previously installed adapter‘ skip to Step 5 on page 39
The installation of the adapter requires completion of the followmg steps:
‘ DIP Switch Setting
- Update Configuration Diskette
' Remove Computer Cover
- Insert the Adapter Card
~ Replace Computer Cover
~ Configuration via Utility Program
- Test
- Attach FDDI Cables
Each oflhese steps is described in dettul in the t'olltmmg sections
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Adopter
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The followmg section describes the configuration of the adapter, including
Installation Instructions
citcipie} at Installtiiiennoiihe '
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and dip switches
Itycu are in a hurry, follow these simple instructions to install your network adapter
Note: The Quick Installation is only recommended for experienced “5"5!
1.
Remove the network adapter from the antivstatic bag. Be sure to discharge the static
clectrictty from your body by touching a protective grounding device or the metal c t til"
your computer. Always handle the adapter carefully by its edges and avoid touching any of
the components or connectors.
(ISA onlyz) smmrdiri’h'witctiestifé émng‘tb‘ the'tablcs on page 31.
. Turn off your computer, unplug the power cord and remove the computer cover. You will
probably need a flat blade or Phillips type screwdrtVer to remove the screws securing the
computer use
Select a free expansion slot and insert the adapter until it is properly scuted tn the slot.
Secure the adapter.
Replace the computer cover and connect the network cable to the newly installed network
adapter. Reconnect the power cord and plug it into the power outlet.
If you need to change some oflht: settings on your network adapter. run your computer‘s
configuration tool and select the required settings (does not apply to most [SA computers).
Save the settings and turn off your computer The new settings will take effect the next time
your computer is booted.
FDDI Network Interface Cards
[BM wmpartbmry or bus nutstertrunsl'ers (Address lines SA t7.. SA I9; default setting.
enabled, mm IBM compatible)
110 base address (default setting 0x 100)
Interrupt (default setting. IRQ thRQ 9)
DMA channel (default setting- No. 5)
Boot PROM installation
Memory base address (default setting: disabled 1 for Boot ROM
BeotROM enabling
Note: It'pmhlems occur or iryou do not have the required configuration information for
your system, please contact your network administrator.
If you do not use the default settings follow these steps:
1.
Select the IBM compatibility of address lines“ SA l7 ., SA [9 It address lmcs LA
l7...LA19 are only In be supported (non compatible to IBM), skip to i . ntctttm z or this
list.
If the computerts IBM compatible in regards to the bus master transfers, remove jumper
WI. To locate its p0.\|ll()!\ on the curd, refer to figure 5
Iflhejumper |\I set (default position), the card may be installed in it non-IBM ctmtpattthlt:
computer.
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Chapter 2 Inslallalion oi the
Adapter
2. Select the input/Output hum Address ol‘thc uduplcr by xctung the dip Swnches N0, 1, 2
and 3 of bank W2 (refer to figure 5]. Use the table below to specify the base address.
Check the system and adapter L/O address areas. Select n range that is not already in use.
Refer to the computer‘x yel’erence manual to get information regarding the system l/O
area,
3. Select the interrupt by setting the dip  \ FDDI Network Interface Cards
To install the adapter in an expansion slot, follow these steps:
amfé'n fipfiékpansion'slot on’tlté s‘y’fiiem bohrd ’
Mina two adjaeéhte'mpz‘y expansiun ‘stots on the system boat-"a (ex‘c’ept‘ PCI D'A‘ first? 1”).
2. Go to the section of the computer's reference manual Ihal describes adapter insrallatinn.
3. To remove the expansmn slot cover(s). follow the corresponding slcp< tn the computer‘s
reference manual
4. Remove the adapter from its SlaltC'pmleclivc package. Refer It) the Handling Instructions
on page 17 for additional information.
5. Follow the instructions in the computer's reference manual for placing the adapter in an
expansion slot.
Note: Make sure that the adapter Ills properly into its expansion slot connector at the
base of the computer's chassis. Then press down the adapter vertically until it snaps
into place. Refer to figure 6.
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Chapter 2 lnstallaltqn ol the
Adapter
Computer Chassts
Figure 6. Installation oI an
adapter in on expansion slot
5,05 Slot Covers
Because models vary. your computer and the adapter card may look different to the one shown
above.
Continue with Step 3.
Installation Instructions FDDI Network Interface Cards
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Adopter
STEP 3 krmcr 7/45 COMPUTER Cot/fr AND RECONNECT‘WE 015155 _, >
Follow the instructions in the section of your computer's reference manual that describes the
computer installation.
To reconnect the cables disconnected in Step 1, follow the instructions given in the Safery
Informattan chapter in the beginning of this manual. Do not connect the FDDl cables at this
time. Leave Ihe computer powered OFF, and continue with Step 5 for ISA installation,
otherwise continue with Step 4.
“fiwmmw _.
Note‘ The Configuration Program of your EISA computer may be installed on the hard disk. It
so, start the Configuration Program and skip to instruction 3
Ava blelnterruptse gs 5 9 [10 11
To restart and configure the computer. follow these steps’
1. Make sure that the Configuration Diskette is inserted in diskette drive A.
2. Turn on the computer. Stan the Configuration Program of your EISA computer by
following the instructions given in the computer‘s reference manual. When the Main Menu
of the Configuration Progmm 15 displayed, select the appropriate option to install an EISA
adaptcrtit’the adapter is not detected automatically).
3. Go to the corresponding part ofthe computer's reference manual and/or follow the
instructions given in the configuration program.
4. When you are tsked to add the configuration file. insert the Option Diskette 1 iii diskette
drive A Add the configuration file lSKDUIlK).CFG. following the ll’htfllClIDlh given in the
A\\\
Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844 20/35
chopier zfins'raiiunon at the
Adapter ,
Computer'x’ reference munutil at in thc Chliftgurulioi] Pingimn until the installation Is
complete.
5. Save and quit the Configuration Program.
Continue wnh Step 5
1,» mfl/Mmfiflm ANDC'ONFIGUREIHECOMPUTER .
Note: The following instructions apply to IBM computers; w h other systems, the
procedure is similar. I! you have a non [BM system, refer to your computer' 5 reference
manual to ensure proper configuration.
Availablelnterruptse rigs 3 |9 10 it
To complete this step, you need the working copy of your computer's Reference Diskette. To
start and configure the computer. follow these steps.
1. Make sure that the working copy of the computer's Reference Diskette is inserted in
diskeltc drive A
2. Turn on the computer. When the logo screen is displayed. press Enter. The computer
displays a screen similar m the following:
Installation Instructions
>>\ FDDI Network Interface Cards
ciiu'pigr'i ”ruining“; iii;
Adapter
Ldapter Cmnfiguration error — 00155 Page : of ;
If you have installed or renuveu an adapter, run
uurnmaric contigiirarron.
If you have not mstalled or removed an adapter, do
not run unramaric configurarion. cnnnnue uniii rfie
Main Menu appears Select "TegL [he camputer" L0
Figure 7, TypicolAdapter chErmlnE the cause of this error and what aCLJnn LO
Configuration Error Screen take
Auromaricatiy configure the system? (tum
3. At the bottom of this panel, type Y to automatically configure the computer to recognize
the new fldapter(s).
Note: If the Adapter Configuration Error screen does not display. the adapter is not
correctly installed. Go back to Step 2 and repeat the installation procedure.
4. [fan error occurs during automatic configuration. contact your service representative or an
authorized reseller,
5. When automatic configuration is complete, a message is displayed. Press the  key
to return to the Main Menu, and continue with Step 5.
srrfd/PCI SmrA/VDG
»nr mm
Basically. there are two methods for configuralirm:
0 Plug & play: automatic configuration or (if not successful»:
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Attachment A to FCC ID: K385844 21/35
Chapter 2 installation oi the
Adapter
Instui|ofion Instructions
"dapéiz’, Iiiiiizlluiieh of
Adopter
Figure 8. Wrap Plug for the
Loopbuck Test (e.g. MIC)
Figure 9. RJ-AS Wrap Plug,
Pin Assignment
- Configuration: via the computer's BIOS Setup or installation utility. Refer to the
reference manual delivered with your camputcr.
575; 5. 7557 mngAPrf/z
There are two ways to test the adaplcr:
- A test with loophack covering all devices including the transceiver.
- A lest without loophack covering all devtccs except the lransceiver
Note: For the transceiver tests, the following prerequisites apply:
One wrap plug
SAS One wrap plug MIC
One wrap plug SC
Two wrap plugs RJ-4S
DAS Two wrap plugs MIC
SC Two wrap plugs SC
Refer to the following figures.
>>\ FDDI Network Interface Cards
Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844 22/35
Chapter 2 lflslcllcllon of the
Adopter
Ptoccflfi Plug
PRESS
PULL
Figure lO. Removal of the v
Process Plug PRESS
To test the adapter‘ follow these step
‘- Turn off the Cumpuler. If the adapter ts Connected to the netwurk‘ remove the FDDI cable
(plug) from the transceiver. Ifappltcabler remove the process plugs) from the
transceiverts), Refer to the figure If you want to perform the test without Ioopback, skip
to the next step.
Insert the wrap plugts) into the ttansceiver(s).
|nslal|clion Instructions FDDl Network |nlerface Cords
Adapter
3. Boot with DOS and wait until the opernttng system is loaded and the DOS prompt is
dtsplaycd on the screen.
If you are not able to tnututc DOS or ifthc DOS pmntpt does not appear, check your
configuration
4. lnsen the Driver Installation Diskette 2 (which with dcltvered with the adapter) in dtsketre
driveA.
h v. . t lfpdiptemtypef
SKFEDIAG
SKDIAGPI -g[I/O] —i[INT] —d[DMA] —h
replacing
[1/0] by the Current l/O port number and
[INT] by the current interrupt number
[DMA] by the current DMA Channel number
Use —h for high memory
‘ Ft’zr MCA adapters, type
SKDIAGFM
and press the Enter key
A\\\ ..,
Attachment A to FCC ID: K3S$844 23/35
Chapter 2. Inslollollon at the
Adapter
fidaiz‘iérsfivEBli? .. $4115?
SKFPDIAG
and press the Euler key.
Gr When [he Mum Menu oflhe diagnosuc program is displayed. select
- Diagnostics if you want to perform the res: without loopback or
- Diagnostics with Loopback n’you wamlo perform the test with loopback
Several tests are performed. This Will take 1 to 4 minutes. After all the (csls are passed, a
message is displayed,
Installation Instructions FDDI Network Interface Cards
chapter "i. Installation dime " '
Adopter
SK—NET rum-rs DIAGNOSTICS v4 04 name»
vos not installed Slnqls' antattimenL sLaLlem
Output none
Medxa ongmal pm? ("Gnneclor mr
Slot 4 rm 11 DNA 7 H’ROM inacitw
MAC—Address 00—00-54 41—15—75
Board register Check.
Onboard wme check
Onboard memory are“ passed
am out; check passed
LAN lflL ace Check passed
Throunlm Test passed
.pas§ed
.passed
Ex):
Diagnosrlcs
Diagnostic 5 mm Loophack
FPROM
“- All zesrs passed successfully "'
Mea sun
mm fine
4 DNA speed
tum Mists
Figure l I. Typical Message
Screen of Ihe Diagnostic
Program
... Dw-
;peed measu red 5 Accer. ; fl,”
The adapter is now ready for use (if lhe protocol drivers have been previously i mulled).
Note: The adapter is only operational ifa protocol driver i» loaded. To inslall protocol driversr
refer to chapler 3,
If an error occurs, follow lhe insiruclions given in the message displayed on [he screen.
Please check configuration and run (he lest again,
Press any key to continue
A§\\ mm... ,.
Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844 24/35
chapter 2 lusioiiauon of the
Adapter
If a Test Fails
,__—_—_
sK—NET l‘UDl rt. DIAGN
vof; not installed > qulfl attachmenL sLaElOtl
Output none st roaming Data disabled
[0 PD“: Ux')0(]0 Slut, J lRO 9 DMA5 l‘atulc>> mi l'FROM inactive
some: tee we: check ..... .,.passed
Exil
Diagnosic5 Unboatu fine chem , . passed
Dlaqno‘illcs wtih Lohplim'x Onhoatt: r'imiuty chock. passed
DMA Enthvo check ..... tailed
FPROM
Figure 12. Typical Error
MessageScreen oithe Please chvck cotiliq‘irtat mm and ..
Diagnostic Program
no test again
Pruss any key tn conttnce
If an error message instructs you to reseat the ndnpter. follow the procedure listed below:
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Repeat Step I. Remmle lhe Computer Cover on page 14
3. Make sure that the adapter is correctly seated You do not have to remove the adaptert
Just lift the adapter so that the adapter connector and the connector on the system board
are clear of each other. Press firmly on the adapter until it is scared correctly. Verify that
you have followed the instructions for Step 3 and Step 4
Insloilation Instructions é> \ FDDI Network Interface Cards
Chopin 2. iiimil'tiia'oi. Jim
Adopter . _ _ .
4. Return to instruction 4 and the followmg instructions‘ 0! the preceding procedure list to
repeal the test.
If the problem persrsts. contact your authorized reseller or the SytKonnect Product
Suppnrl. For information regarding the repair procedure for Syskonnect products or the
return of defective productsplease refer to the next paragraph (RMA procedure).
5. To quit the Diagnostics Program, select the Exit bar in the Main Menu.
lf applicable, remove the wrap plug. Reconnect the adapter to the network
(Fiber only:) If you do not intend to connect the system to the FDDl network right now,
reinsert the process plug into the optical transceiver. The process plug wtll protect the
optical transceiver from dust accumulation.
Continue with Slep 6.
RMA (Return Moleriai Authorization) Procedure
1. If you want to relum material directly to SysKoniiccl, contact us via the following
communication numbers:
America, Pacific i European & other countries
Tell +1 408 437 3357 +49 7243 502 476
Fax +1 408 437 3866 | +49 7243 502 364
2. Normally via fax, you will receive an individual repair number and a fax back form
3. Fill in the required tnfomiulinn.
4. Return the defective product, including
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Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844 25/35
chuprer 2; mustang}. or me
Adopter v
o lhc original box (or a slnulur one). NUIL‘ the repair number ullnczncd by
SysKunnecl ill Clear lellcrs tm Ilu: nutstdc packaging
. antirstmlc bug
- the completed form
Note: Warranty is void illhe material is damaged due to electroslalic discharge
pmblems or bad packaging.
$534 ”745717? f D” 54545...” WEADAWE’V. .
To complete "HS step you need the following nems'
Atluplcr In]? Culllcn Connectors Correct
Copper Ont: UTP (Cat 5) or S/UTP Cable R145 —
SAS MIC“ One fibemplic cable MIC x
I75C“ Two fiberroptrc cables SC
Copper Twu UTP (Cal. 5) or S/UTP cables R145 ,
DAS MIC" TWO fiber—oplic Cables MIC x
SCM Four fiber-optic cables 4 SC -
* MIC cabling Systems generally use cables wilh two fibeerpliC cores (SC cables‘ 1 care
per cable)
“‘ For lwo fiber»optic SC cables, one duplex cable can be used instead‘
Inslullalion lnslruclions FDDl Network Interface Cards
‘chékp'iér'fnsmnnn or the”
Adflpler
~ An optical bypass switch, if appropriate
To connect the computer lo the nelwork. attach an FDDl cable to each installed adapter.
Nble‘Gilier—vptic'MIC qnly); In’n‘ du'al attachment configumfimi, flieFDDI cablegéy
alive} ’ named-to the nunsb‘eiver labeled A; find the’ cahlekeyed B is alwaysi
mnziceiver'labéled B. In SAS installations. the cable and the mscciver have to be
(I'he MIC adapters are delivered with correct default; keying ' , ‘
Figure 13, Ahuehmenl DI
the FDDl Cable
l iallation of the ndapier N nnw cnmpletc Fur future reference nore [hem msuuclmth with
your computer‘s reference manual
A\\\
Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844
Chupm 2 Inslcuohon 0! me
Adapter
Installation Instructions
Thu uduplcr is now ready in be unmccmd w your FDDI network,
26/35
Nola: The adaplc 5 only operational in; proloml driver is loaded. Refer to chapter 3 to
load the appropriate driver(s),
—
CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION
OF THE PROTOCOL DRIVERS
Once lhl: dnvcr is mmlled and loaded, lhe adapter is ready for use‘ The opemlional flaw n
indicated vm LEDs (except ISA adapters). Refer also to Fxgum l
®>>\ FDDI Network Interhce Cords
[EDS
SAS Adapter
(‘n \ «Ha \I' anon
0" 0" dnvcr no! kmdtd. Curd "OI npemnona‘.
off on Human managtmtnl cad: n runnmg, adapter 15. um mnncclcd m (M uclwwk (fur mmplc.
came u discumlcclcd)
on an udapwr n ready for me (tonneclcd lo nawark and opcmlmmlh
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Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844 27/35
Chopier 3. insiuiiulicm at the
Protocol Drivers
DAS
ms adapters except ISA adapters have nne additional LED (refer to the third column).
off all eff driver not loadcflv card net operational
off on off slzlton management code it running adapter is nut connected in the network tfor
example. table it disconnected)
on 0“ off PC! ms adapter active at part B
other DAS' adaplcracltve a! pan A
utt mt on PCI ms adapter mm in purl A
other ms: adapter aclwe at pan B
on art an adapter is may for in: (connected [0 net“ urk and fiPflmllOnflli- station connected
to me mm double nng
NHWORK primes (firoroegt Del/frag]
A current cvemew hi the supported operating syqtetm is given in the general readme file on
Dir/term 1 (mol directory).
Complete protocol driver installation instructions are given in readme files on the Installation
Diakettes. We recommend the use ofthe Readme Viewer interface for safe and comfortable
information handling.
Installation Instructions FDDi Network Interface Cards
dings} Ii installation 6! the"
Protocol Drivers
REA D/NG DRIVER lerAzzA HON Wmucnon/s UNDER DOS
There are two methods to reach the information files under DOS:
0 Direct access to the readme files
To reach the information files, luck for the .TXT files stored in the subdirectory of the
corresponding driver on the installation Disketles.
- Navigation via Readme Viewer user interface The tnstztllation orthe various protocol
drivers is described in files that can he eaStIy accessed vm the Rear/me Viewer display loo].
Installation and use of this tool Is described in the following paragraphs
/N5TA11AT/ON OF fl-IE READ/141: VIEWEA’ 7001
To imprnve access time, it is recommended to copy the Installation Diskettes to your
computer's hard drive.
1. insert the lmtallaticn Diskette | into the Computer's diskette drive
2. Copy the contents ofthts diskette to the enmpuler's hard disk, retaining lhc directory
EII'IJCIUI'E.
34 Repeal this procedure with In>tallation Diskette 2 (and further installation Dixkclles, if
applicable).
instctiicti' nlnsiruci n \ A\\\ chi-“nut ,,t r . r [— t
Attachment A to FCC ID: K355844 28/35
Chapter 3 tnstcttation at the
Protocol Drivers
055 OF M REAQME 145ng foot
1. From (ht: Invm/lalion Div/(MM I. mm lhc pmgram READMEEXE by entering
README
2. The followmg screen n (Ilsplaycd.
|nstq||ction Instructions é>>\ FDDt Network Interface Cards
Chapter 3"t;;s'r¢j||$ri;n;(}fig
Protocot 0mm
README Vleuer v1.98
(Cmopymght 1395 SysKonnect,
a busvness umt of Schnewer & Koch & no, oatensysteme umbHA
AH r‘lghts reserved
Press ENTER (U continue
3. Press the  key. The tbllowtngt
m i.» di pluycd4 representing the \uppl)rlcd operating
systems and platfornm
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chew 3 imi'uiiamn oi the
Proloccl Drivers
Select Item
INIRUDUEHUN
.=
LL NETWARE
DOS ODI Client DMVEF
Nethre 3.1K Server Driver
Net-rare SFlIIl Server Driver
Installahvn far NEtuare 3.11
Neluare 4.x Server Driver
WINDOWS
Winds-is for vorkgroups
Vinnnuis 95
Vindoh/S NT 3.5
IBM LANSERVER
LanServer for DDS
La" Server inr‘ 05/2
MIERUSUFT LflNHANAEER
LanManager for has
Press {Sc tn ahurt
4. Select an operaling system or platform via the highlighled bar. To move the bar. use the
 and  cursor control keys
5. Press  The corresponding information (for example, installation instruction) is
displayed.
Instal|clion |nsiruclions
®>>\ FDDI Network Interface Cards
Clio-pier an immune}? ihé I
Protocol Drivers
Latest wens
(Ciflnpyrigm isss SysKnnnect,
va nunmss mm of scams-r & no. a car Daiens sum mun.
Pru! (so to abar
G. The mfarmfllion generally includes several pages. To move Wilhln the iexi, use Ihe 
and  cursor conlrol key for one line up/down or (he  or 
key lo move to Ihe preceding/nerd page.
7. To quit the information page. press .
8A Select another iicm (refer io sicp 3 Mid 4 ol’ihm list) or quit me Readme Viewer iool by
pressing \ EDD m m Mm gm.
unil. 1 um; uluplcr
m A plug u. umuu warmly.
tircull (D) (IlOlm ur mum cllllduulurs lhmugll
whlcllrl ML‘ClllccuncnICllllIllwl leIngrc chLL'
coMcnIrulur. ll)! (ll/m FDDI lmdu rhul pmwdcfi
dddllloml uuuuluurru pulnh lur uluurm mru are mu
purl ul [ht uuul llng lSMH’Ml)! (mm (ll An rDlJl
rum (hill hm addllllllml mum bcymld lluwr rcqulrcd
lur ur uwu ull. lulu-m u» .u FDDI llclwurl. Them
urlrluumul mm. c lur llllucmng ulhcr FDDl lmdcx
lululuuruu orllur collcu‘lllmmnl ln u mp lqpolngy
lSMTl m A "ysrcm umls of IBM penonnl
rm Eumpzllblz) rump-run and in enernal hard ahk
FDDI Network Interface Cards
le’. Local Arsn Nclwnrl Suppon Program
nun. Mn-mmclcr ll 1 l 0000li rnclcr).
Mll. l 048 576 hylm
Mbps. 1 mm mm mu par wound
Medu- lllmrflcc Connector (MlCl. An unucnl l'lhcr
mmlccml whlch r mum uln- mm lllcdmlu un- mm
nnnchnrcnl Tln- MIC cnnuxls nl lwo halvcxl .| plug >\ E12 2] NQMQEIS nmjiqsg Card;
APPENDIX B. INTERFACE
PINOUTS
0-45 RECEPrAaf
Unshielded T sled Pair Port Pinouts (Part Type A, B, M and S)
The TP-PMD UTP slandard uses RJ-45
RX- counselors and receptacles The table
RX+ below summarizes the port pinouls,
Fl 45 Contact Signal
TX“ 1 Transmit (Tx+)
TX+
_ ,, 2 Transmit (Tx-)
Flgure H. R145 Plnoul
7 Receive (Rm)
8 Receive (Fix-)
Nole: Category 5 UTP cables for FDDI require 1 H 7 and 2 H 8 crossovers.
“\
34/35
Attachment A to FCC 1D: K355844
Appendix B Interlace Pmauts
Offigtt 575455 SWITCH RECEPTACtE
' I A Optical Bypass Interface
Pin 6: Pin 51
Switch present Ground
Pin 4: Switch Pin 3: Switch
Figure is. Optical Bypass ; primary ring secondary ring
Interface ' '
Pin 2: Vcc 7 Pin 17:7ch
Installation Instructions
>> FDDI Network Interface Cards
APPENDiX C. EtECtRONic
EMISSION Nonces
“DEW C‘ZWWCAWNS CQMWS/ON (fig-7 ”1’fo
The following statement applies In: SK-NET FDDI-FE, SK-NET FDDI-FE DAS, S NET
FDDI-UE, SK-NET FDDI-UE DAS, SK-NET FDDI»FI, SK-NET FDDI-U1, SK-NET
FDDI-FM, SK»NET FDDI-FM DAS, SK-NET FDDI-UM, SK~NET FDDI-UM DAS
(Models SK~5342, SK-5322,SK-512L SK-SZZI, SK-5222, SK»5341, SK-5321, SK-SMI,
814-5241, SK'SZAZ)
Note: Thts equipment has been tested and found to comply Within the limits for a Class A
digital device. pursuant to Part [5 Dflhe FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provtde
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in ct
COmmErL‘iul environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy turd. it" not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual. may cause
harmful interference to radio communications, Operation of this equipment in L! residential area
is likely to Cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the
lnlErfCrCnCl! at his own expense
Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in order to meet FCC
emissron limits. SysKonncct 15 not responsible for any radio or television interference caused
by using other lhfln recommended cables and connectors or by unauthorized changes or
modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes or modifications cnuin tout the user‘\
authority it) operate the equipment.
Attachment A to
were"a.<.;;;n.;t'm.;;.;m
Notice;
upgmnxc Eieclronic mission
Noli>\ FDDI Network Interface Cot
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/IV technician for help,
The user may find the following booklet, prepared by the Federal Communications Comnirssrom
helpful:
"How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV interference Problems“.
This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402
Stock Number 004-000-00345-4.
SysKonnect is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by Ultauliiol’iLCd
modifications of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables and
equipment other than those specified by SysKonnectt The correction of interferences caused by
such unauthorized modification. substitution or attachment will be responsibility of the user.

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