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Rev.1 - YML618

www.netcomm.com.au

NP1500 Fast Ethernet LAN Adaptor

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5. The Wizard will now ask you what you want

to do.  Select 

Display a list of all the drivers

in a specific location… 

and select 

Next

.

6. Insert the driver CD into your CD ROM drive

and then specify 

Have Disk

. Enter the path of

the driver 

D:\Drivers\Win98 

in the 

Copy

manufacturers files from

 field and then

click 

OK

.

7. Select the 

NP1500 32-bit PCI 10/100M

Wake_On_LAN Fast Ethernet card

 and

select 

OK

.  At this point Windows may

prompt you to insert the Win 98 disk.  If so,

simply enter the same driver location as in
step 6 (

D:\Drivers\Win98

).

8. The Wizard is now ready to complete the

installation.  Select 

Next

. At this point

Windows may prompt for the Win 98 disk

again.  If so, simply enter the same driver
location as in step 6 (

D:\Drivers\Win98

).

9. If you have not previously had your computer

connected to a network you will now need to

configure any network protocols that you
require. Do this BEFORE rebooting your

computer by going to the 

Control Panel

 and

double clicking on the 

Network

 icon to

install the required protocols.

10. When the driver installation is completed,

restart Windows 98.

Windows ME

1. Turn on your computer. Windows ME should

auto-detect your new adaptor and install

generic Windows drivers. These will need to

be updated with the drivers shipped with the
adaptor.

2. Once the generic Windows drivers have been

installed you will be prompted to restart your

computer.

3. Select 

Start > Settings > Control Panel

 and

double click on the 

System

 icon.  Select the

Device Manager

 tab and click on the 

+

 next

to 

Network adaptors

.  Select the 

Intel 21143

Based PCI Fast Ethernet Adaptor

 and click

on the 

Properties

 button.

Summary of Contents for Corporate Series

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Page 2: ...Hardware Installation 3 Step 2 Driver Installation 4 Windows 95 4 Windows 98 4 Windows ME 5 Windows XP 7 Windows NT 9 Windows 2000 10 Linux 12 Other Operating systems 13 Troubleshooting 13 Step 3 Reg...

Page 3: ...ot and remove the appropriate expansion slot cover from the backplane of the computer 4 Insert the card into the PCI slot and secure with a screw in the backplane 5 If supplied connect the WOL Wake On...

Page 4: ...ols that you require Do this BEFORE rebooting your computer by going to the Control Panel and double clicking on the Network icon to install the required protocols 5 When the driver installation is co...

Page 5: ...ly enter the same driver location as in step 6 D Drivers Win98 9 If you have not previously had your computer connected to a network you will now need to configure any network protocols that you requi...

Page 6: ...elect Have disk and then type in D Drivers WinME Select OK 8 This will display NP1500 32 bit PCI 10 100M Wake_On_LAN Fast Ethernet card in the Select Devices window Select this device and click on the...

Page 7: ...has no built in driver for the NP1500 please follow steps 5 to 10 to install the driver 3 Select Start Control Panel and double click on the System icon Select Hardware Device Manager You may need to...

Page 8: ...Ethernet card in the Network Adaptor field Select Next 8 Windows XP will copy the driver and system files for the network Windows XP will display a message which says that it has not passed Windows Lo...

Page 9: ...n select OK More than one may be displayed Select one of the NP1500 32 bit PCI 10 100M Wake_On_LAN Fast Ethernet card listed 7 Select the appropriate operating mode from the list presented AutoSense S...

Page 10: ...P1500 please follow steps 5 to 11 to install the driver 3 Select Start Settings Control Panel and double click on the System icon Select Hardware Device Manager and click on the next to Network adapto...

Page 11: ...t PCI 10 100M Wake_On_LAN Fast Ethernet card as well as the Intel 21143 Based PCI Ethernet Adaptor Select the NP1500 32 bit PCI 10 100M Wake_On_LAN Fast Ethernet card and then Next 9 Windows 2000 will...

Page 12: ...local network now Gateway sbin route add default gw GATEWAY netmask 0 0 0 0 metric 1 5 Start inet deamon usr sbin inetd You should now be on the network Make sure that your kernel is built with networ...

Page 13: ...ollow these steps before contacting NetComm s Customer Support Department 1 Ascertain that the card is fully and firmly seated in the slot connector 2 Check the length and rating of connecting cables...

Page 14: ...2 This warranty shall not apply to software programs batteries power supplies cables or other accessories supplied in or with the product 3 The customer complies with all of the terms of any relevant...

Page 15: ...tions of Warranty The Trade Practices Act 1974 and corresponding State and Territory Fair Trading Acts or legalisation of another Government the relevant acts in certain circumstances imply mandatory...

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