MICROBEE PCFW-104-ETH, Руководство пользователя

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un-needed IP address’ or ports. This is identical to the FGR-115RE.
Software Utilities Disk
The utilities disk provided with PCFW-104-ETH contains:
• Drivers for a wide range of Netware packages and OS’s.
• Ethernet Controller and EEPROM Configuration utilities.
• Boot ROM utilities sample.
NOTE: MicroBee Systems does not provide support for BOOT ROM’s
Configuration Software
There are two main utilities provided. RSET8019.EXE is used to configure the Realtek RTL8019
Ethernet Controller. This can be used to set the I/O address, IRQ, select jumperless or PnP
mode, and perform several function tests. If the EEPROM becomes corrupted contact Mi-
croBee Systems and we can supply a utility to refresh the Configuration EEPROM.
Plug and Play mode is recommended for WIN 32 operating systems. Jumperless mode the IO
and IRQ assignments are manually assigned. WIN 32 operating systems can also be manually
configured for the PCFW-104-ETH by specifying the Base Address and IRQ.
Note: The software provided with the PCFW-104-ETH is used to configure the board and to
integrate it to third party netware software packages such as Novell Client32. For specific
applications it may be necessary to implement the Ethernet link in another manner that may
require custom written software not available from MicroBee Systems, Inc.
Drivers
Drivers are provided for a wide range of Netware packages and OS’s. To install the drivers
refer to the documentation for the Netware/OS and to the help utility HELP8019.EXE. There is
a detailed description on how to install all drivers within this file.
Boot ROM Utilities
The utilities disk contains complete documentation, sample ROM files and build utilities on
how to generate and implement the Boot ROM. This will allow the system to boot from the
remote Ethernet host instead of the local floppy or hard drive.
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS
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Be sure that your PC/104 stack and/or power supply has sufficient current to supply the radio
at the specified power setting. It is recommended that the supply have a minimum of 1.0
Amps for the 12 VDC internal or 8-30 VDC external source.
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