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For more information on running SETUP, refer to
the file README.TXT in the root directory of the
driver diskette.

The following configuration options are available in
the SETUP Main Menu:

View Current Configuration

Setup

Run Diagnostics

View Current Configuration displays the current
settings of the card.

The Setup option allows user selection of param-
eters such as Operating Mode, Medium type, Full-
Duplex Enable/Disable, I/O Base Address, Inter-
rupt, and Boot ROM Address. Setup is used to
configure the card in systems without Plug and
Play capabilities.

2.4 Testing The Adapter

Adapter diagnostics are included in the SETUP.EXE
program found in the root directory of the driver
diskette. Refer to the file README.TXT in the
same directory for detailed information.

Note: To run the diagnostics under Windows 95,
click on Start/Shut down and select “Restart the
computer in MS-DOS mode.” Run SETUP.EXE
from the DOS prompt.

Setup provides the following testing options when
you select Run Diagnostics from its Main Menu.

• Run EEPROM Test
• Run Diagnostics on Board
• Run Diagnostics on Network

The  EEPROM Test option performs read/write
tests on the adapter's on-board EEPROM registers
and reports the results.

The Run Diagnostics on Board option runs sev-
eral tests and the results are indicated by either
PASS or FAIL counts. Make sure that the network

Summary of Contents for NXP-16

Page 1: ...Part MAN107 Rev 1 0 NX16BT D NXP 16 USER S GUIDE High Performance Plug and Play 16 bit Ethernet Adapter...

Page 2: ...include a 16KB RAM buffer for improved net work transmission and reception Plug and Play is a set of specifications that define the ability for the computer hardware or operating system to automatica...

Page 3: ...2 1 Unpacking Your Network Adapter Two types of network adapter cards are available Before you proceed determine the model you have purchased The following table summarizes the contents and features...

Page 4: ...ity from your body 6 Carefully install the adapter by firmly press ing the card into the slot you have chosen applying even pressure until the adapter is completely seated in the slot 7 Fasten the ret...

Page 5: ...u to Insert the manufacturer s installation disk into the drive selected and then click OK Insert the adapter s driver diskette and type A WIN95 or B WIN95 if inserted in drive B in the Copy manufactu...

Page 6: ...card configuration from the one assigned select Setup change the Operating Mode to Jumperless and configure the adapter as outlined in Section 2 3 3 for legacy systems Continue to Section 2 4 to run...

Page 7: ...The Adapter AdapterdiagnosticsareincludedintheSETUP EXE program found in the root directory of the driver diskette Refer to the file README TXT in the same directory for detailed information Note To r...

Page 8: ...tween two cards One card is setup as a Re sponder and a second card is setup as an Initia tor The Initiator and Responder will exchange packets and display the number of transmit and receive packets t...

Page 9: ...om patible and can use the NE 2000 driver supplied with your network operating system Drivers for most popular network operating systems are in cluded on the driver diskette in separate subdirectories...

Page 10: ...e to use IRQ 4 COM1 or IRQ 3 COM2 Other adapters in your system may already use addresses 0300H or 0320H example sound audio card Vary the settingsonyournetworkadapterbyrunningSETUP again to eliminate...

Page 11: ...nductors and UL codes CM CMR and CMP are required The computer on the net work is connected via a star topology i e each node is connected to a HUB not to each other Maximum cable length is 300 100 m...

Page 12: ...2 SCO Unix Section Seven Technical Support Intheunlikelyeventyouexperiencedifficultyintheuseofthe product or if it does not operate as described we suggest you 1 consult the Troubleshooting section o...

Page 13: ...eduretoreturntheproductto MaxTech 1 Returntheproductinitsoriginalpackageandpack ing ifpossible andputitinasturdycorrugatedbox 2 Be sure to include your name address day time telephone number RMA numbe...

Page 14: ...reofthefollowingmeasures Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandthe receiver Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferent from that to which the receive...

Page 15: ...14 documentinanyformisallowedwithoutwrittenpermission fromthemanufacturer FirstEdition GZ DR Version 1 0...

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