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Chapter 3:
Hardware Installation

You will need a Phillips screwdriver and a small flat-bladed
screwdriver.

Take precautions against static discharge when unpacking and
installing the product. Static discharge can cause damage to
the product. Discharge your body and clothing by touching an
earthed object, e.g. the computer case, or perform the
installation at an ESD protected workbench.

In addition to this manual, the package should contain the
following:

  The Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB card;

  a driver disk.

Contact your dealer if any of the above are missing.

Your computer case will have to be opened before the Trust
Fast Ethernet Card 100MB can be installed. Make a note of
the position of the cables connection to the computer and
disconnect the cables. You can now open the computer case.

Caution!

Do not service your computer with the power switched on; to avoid
personal injury and damage to the equipment, make sure the power plug is
disconnected from the mains supply.

Locate a free PCI slot, remove the slot cover plate, insert the
Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB in the slot and secure the
card with the mounting screw. Most PCI slots have a white
connector. ISA type slots, which mostly use black connectors,
are unsuitable for the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB.

Refer to the manual supplied with your computer if you are in
any way uncertain about how to install expansion cards.

Tip
In many computers the VGA card controlling the VDU also
occupies a PCI slot. If you are running Windows 95, do not
move this card to a different PCI slot, as this will require
reinstallation of the Windows 95 drivers, causing any custom
settings you have made for your display to be lost.

Replace the PC case and reconnect all the cables.

Summary of Contents for 09562

Page 1: ...Trust PCI Ethernet Card 100MB User s Manual version 1 0 digital ...

Page 2: ...rranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose with respect to the software the product manual s and written materials and any other accompanying hardware The manufacturer reserves the right to revise or make improvements to its product at any time and without obligation to notify any person of such revisions or improvements In no event shall the manufacturer be liable for any co...

Page 3: ...paration 6 4 1 Running the Diagnostics Program 6 4 2 Unpacking the Drivers 7 Chapter 5 Software Installation 8 5 1 Installing Novell Netware under DOS 8 5 2 Windows 95 9 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 10 6 1 No connection at all 10 6 2 No connection under Windows 95 10 6 3 Novell Netware server not found 12 Appendix A Technical Specifications 14 ...

Page 4: ...upplied with your network or the help of your network administrator as well as a working knowledge of the English language Conventions observed in this manual key You are required to press the indicated key The name of the key is shown between angle brackets System This indicates a specific term used by a program These refer to terms as used by e g Windows ...

Page 5: ...mit and receive data full duplex via compatible networks This function is also set automatically if the network supports this option The Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB is suitable only for linking a computer with a LAN of the Ethernet type using UTP or STP wiring with a length of no more than 100 metres in an office environment You will need the following to use the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB ...

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Page 7: ...witched on to avoid personal injury and damage to the equipment make sure the power plug is disconnected from the mains supply Your computer should be connected to a suitable earthed power outlet to avoid the risk of electric shock and other hazards via the network ...

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Page 9: ...ugh the software At the rear of the card you will find a number of indicator lights to check the proper connection of the card to the network see figure 1 These indicators have the following meaning Name Light on Light off 100M Fast Ethernet network Normal network Full Full duplex network Half duplex network Link Network connected No network ACT Network active Network inactive Col Collision much t...

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Page 11: ...u can now open the computer case Caution Do not service your computer with the power switched on to avoid personal injury and damage to the equipment make sure the power plug is disconnected from the mains supply Locate a free PCI slot remove the slot cover plate insert the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB in the slot and secure the card with the mounting screw Most PCI slots have a white connector ...

Page 12: ...ill be displayed 6 Select Diagnostics programs from the menu 7 Press Enter The program will ask for permission to use the c diag directory 8 Press Enter to confirm 9 The system will proceed to install a number of files from disk When this operation is completed the program will ask if you want to start the diagnosis 10 Press Enter to start the diagnostics program A setup screen will be displayed 1...

Page 13: ...to drive A 3 Change drives to A 4 Type INSTALL The setup screen will be displayed 5 Press Enter The menu options screen will be displayed 6 Select Customised Install from the menu 7 At the All NOS option press Enter to install every item on the list The program will ask for permission to use the c ethpci directory 8 Press Enter to confirm 9 The system will now proceed to install a number of files ...

Page 14: ...ting system To install this proceed as follows 1 Boot your computer under MS DOS 2 Insert the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB diskette into drive A 3 Change drives to A 4 Type INSTALL The setup screen will be displayed 5 Press Enter The menu options screen will be displayed 6 From the menu select Quick Install for Netware 7 Press Enter The program will ask for permission to use the c dos odi direct...

Page 15: ... system Windows 95 SR1 The Windows driver will not work so do not attempt to use it Remove it if Windows 95 installs it automatically Windows 95 SR2 The standard Windows 95 driver work so you can use it Unknown Windows 95 Follow the rules for Windows 95 SR1 The installation procedure discussed in Section 4 2 has copied the drivers supplied with the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB to the c ethpci wi...

Page 16: ...ers will refuse to load b The correct drivers have been selected for the network you plan to use Contact your system administrator for information about the network c The correct values have been entered for the packet type and the IP address d The plug of the network cable is pressed well home in the connector of the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB e The network junction box is working Try connect...

Page 17: ...a connection If necessary add these components by clicking on the Add with the mouse b the NETBEUI protocol has been bound to the Trust Fast Ethernet Card 100MB driver Select Bindings in the network properties This is required only if the link has been manually broken During the installation of a new network card Windows 95 will automatically set up this link ...

Page 18: ...network administrator if you do not know the name of your workgroup The workgroup name cannot be the same as any other computer name in the same network 6 3 Novell Netware server not found Make sure a The correct packet type has been selected Most Novell Networks use Ethernet_802 3 Contact your system administrator for information about the correct packet type ...

Page 19: ...13 b The IPX SPX protocol and the Client for Novell Networks have been loaded under Windows 95 ...

Page 20: ...ollowing the 100TX standard Slot PCI 32 bit Performance Improvements Full Duplex PCI Bus Master Automatic selection of fastest connection Media Connection RJ45 using class 5 cable STP UTP for 100 Mb RJ45 using class 3 4 or 5 cable STP UTP for 10 Mb Marks of Approval CE mark EN 55022 class B and EN 50082 1 Indicator lights 5 lights 100 10 Mbps Full Half duplex Link Active data and Collision ...

Page 21: ...nd 4 x ODI driver WIN TCP Pathway Access for DOS Packet driver IBM PC LAN Support Program FTP PC TCP IBM LAN Server SUN PC NFS DEC Path Works 3COM 3 Share Banyan VINES NetBIOS Driver 3COM 3 Open WINDOWS NT Unixware Windows NT Advanced Server SCO UNIX Windows 95 AT T UNIX SCO Open Server Solaris UNIX Winsock NCSA ...

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