3. Connecting Network Cables
Connecting a Twisted-Pair Cable
Insert one end of the twisted-pair cable into the RJ-45 connector on this
adapter card. Orient the cable terminal jack correctly and push it into
the connector until you hear a click.
Note: The other end of the twisted-pair cable has to be connected to an
Ethernet hub or switch
Connecting a 10Base-2 Thin Ethernet Coaxial Cable
1. Connect thin Ethernet cables to both ends of a BNC T-type
connector. For both cables, press the T-type connector and
cable connector together, then twist the cable connector clockwise
to lock the connector.
2.
Attach the T-type connector to the BNC connector of this
adapter card. Press the T-type connector and BNC connector
together, then twist the T-type connector clockwise to lock the
connector.
3.
If your computer is located at the end of a 10Base2 segment,
connect the thin Ethernet cable to one end of the T-type connector
and attach a 50 Ohm terminator to the other end of the T-type
connector.
4. Configuration & Diagnostics
With this PCI adapter card, you do not need to configure the card manually,
unless you wan to:
.
Enable/Disable Full-duplex
.
Enable/Disable Boot ROM
