Manuels d'utilisation pour IBM 09-0572-000

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Lifetime Warranty
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- Asia
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- 3Com Asia Ltd., Marketing Department Room 2506-07,...
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- Australia, New Zealand
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- 3Com Australia, Marketing Department 99 Walker Str...
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- Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg
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- 3Com Benelux B.V., Marketing Department Nevelgaard...
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- France, Israel
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- 3Com France, Marketing Department Immeuble McKinle...
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- Germany, Austria, Switzerland
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- 3Com GmbH, Marketing Department Gustav-Heinemann-R...
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- Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Malta
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- 3Com Mediterraneo Srl, Marketing Department Via Mi...
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- Japan
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- 3Com Japan, Marketing Department Shinjuku Sumitomo...
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- Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark
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- 3Com Nordic, Marketing Department Torshamsgatan 39...
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- United Kingdom, Eire
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- 3Com UK Ltd., Marketing Department Pacific House T...
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  - TokenLink‚ III 16/4 ISA Adapter User Guide
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  - Part No. 09-0572-000 Published October 1995
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3Com Corporation n 5400 Bayfront Plaza n Santa...
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- 3Com Corporation, 1995. All rights reserved. No ...
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- 3Com Corporation reserves the right to revise this...
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- 3Com Corporation provides this documentation witho...
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- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LEGENDS: If you are a Uni...
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- For units of the Department of Defense: Restricted...
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- For civilian agencies: Restricted Rights Legend: U...
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- The software described in this documentation is fu...
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- 3Com, 3+Open, CardFacts, NetFacts, SoftHub, TokenD...
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- IBM, Personal System/2, OS/2, and PS/2 are tradema...
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- Manual written by Steve Hailes and revised by Jean...
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- Contents
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  - A
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  - B
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  - C
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  - D
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- Figures
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- Tables
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- About This Guide
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Introduction
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How to Use This Guide
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- 3C619C adapter overview
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- Chapter 1
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- 3C619C adapter hardware installation procedures
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- Chapter 2
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- Instructions for using the AutoLink feature for Ne...
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- Chapter 3
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- Standard installation and configuration instructio...
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- Chapter 4
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- Network drivers installation instructions
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- Chapter 5
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- Network driver installation instructions for Windo...
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- Chapter 6
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- Troubleshooting tips and procedures
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- Chapter 7
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- 3C619C Configuration and Diagnostic Program
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- Appendix A
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- 3C619C adapter specifications and configuration de...
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- Appendix B
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- Error messages descriptions
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- Appendix C
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- Technical support
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- Appendix D
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- Definition of terms used in this guide
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- Glossary
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Conventions
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- Table1 Text Conventions
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- Text represented as screen display
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- This typeface is used to represent displays that a...
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- Login:
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- Text represented as commands
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- This typeface is used to represent commands that y...
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- A: Install
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- Italics
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- Italics are used to denote new terms or emphasis.
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  - Table2 Notice Icons
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- Information Note
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- Information notes call attention to important feat...
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- Caution
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- Cautions contain directions that you must follow t...
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- Warning
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- Warnings contain directions that you must follow f...
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- Introduction
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TokenLink III 16/4 ISA Token Ring Adapter Features...
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- Automatic adapter configuration
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- Compliance with IEEE 802.5 standards
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- 100% IBM compatibility
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- Full duplex enabled
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- Standard universal Boot PROM
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Installation and Configuration Options
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- AutoLink installation
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- Standard installation and configuration
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- Microsoft‚ Windows NT‰ and Windows‚ 95 installatio...
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- AutoLink Installation
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  - Figure1-1 Adapter Installation and Configuration
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- Standard Installation and Configuration
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- Windows Installation and Configuration
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Transcend PC Link SmartAgent Software
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Troubleshooting
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100% Compatibility
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- Money-Back Guarantee
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PC Requirements
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- An ISA- or EISA-bus PC with at least 640 K of RAM ...
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- An available 16-bit (ISA) or 32-bit (EISA) expansi...
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- A high-density 3.5 inch floppy diskette drive.
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- Network drivers.
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- Cabling type 3 (UTP) or types 1 or 6 (STP).
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- TokenDisk diskette with the installation, configur...
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- One of the following operating systems:
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- Available memory to load the 3C619C adapter driver...
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- Multistation access unit (MAU), controlled access ...
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Taking Safety Precautions
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- 1 Turn off the PC and unplug the unit from its pow...
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- 2 Remove any jewelry from your hands and wrists.
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- 3 Make sure to use only insulated or nonconductive...
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Inspecting the Adapter
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- TokenLink III 16-bit ISA adapter (3C619C)
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- TokenLink III 16/4 ISA Adapter User Guide
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- TokenDisk diskette for the TokenLink III family of...
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- 1 Carefully lift the adapter out of the box and se...
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- 2 Return all packing materials to the shipping con...
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- 3 Remove the adapter from its antistatic bag.
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- 4 Check the adapter for any visible signs of damag...
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Installing the Adapter
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- 1 Remove the PC’s cover and choose an empty expans...
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  - Figure2-2 Removing the Cover
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  - Figure2-3 Removing the Backplate
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- 2 Remove the screw holding the expansion slot’s ba...
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- 3 Insert the 3C619C adapter into the empty expansi...
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- 4 Replace the PC’s cover.
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- 5 Proceed to the next section, “Connecting to the ...
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  - Figure2-4 Installing the Adapter
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Connecting to the Network
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- Connecting to Shielded Twisted-pair (STP) Cable
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- Connecting to Unshielded Twisted-pair (UTP) Cable
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AutoLink Requirements
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- The 3C619C adapter must be installed in your PC an...
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- NetWare on the server must be version 2.2 or later...
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- After running the AutoLink program, you need an ac...
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AutoLink Options
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- A 3Install account on the server allows the AutoLi...
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- The AUTOLINK.CFG file can be used to modify the Au...
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Avoiding Memory Manager Conflicts
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- 1 Make a backup copy of the CONFIG.SYS file. Type:...
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- 2 Edit the CONFIG.SYS file on your PC to exclude t...
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- 3 Save the CONFIG.SYS file and exit the text edito...
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- 4 Reboot the PC.
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Using the AutoLink Feature
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- 1 Place the TokenDisk diskette in a floppy drive o...
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- 2 Type at the prompt:
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- 3 To accept the terms and conditions of the 3Com e...
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- 4 Enter the correct ring speed and configuration m...
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- 5 Remove the TokenDisk diskette and press any key ...
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- 6 Log in to the NetWare server using your user ID ...
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  - Standard Installation and Configuration
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    - Figure4-1 Standard Installation and Configuration...
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Configuration Requirements
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- The 3C619C adapter must be installed in your PC an...
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- No drivers should be loaded.
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Auto Configuring the 3C619C Adapter in an ISA PC
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- 1 Make sure the 3C619C adapter has been properly i...
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- 2 Boot your PC under DOS, version 3.2 or later.
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- 3 Place the TokenDisk diskette in a floppy drive o...
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- 4 Type at the prompt:
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- 5 The first time you use the diskette to install t...
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- 6 Read the next screen and press [Enter].
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- 7 When the main menu shown in Figure4-2 appears, ...
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  - Figure4-2 Main Window with Auto Configure Selecte...
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- 8 When prompted, select the operating mode and spe...
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Changing Software Option Settings
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- Table4-2 Initial 3Com and IBM Mode Option Setting...
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- Configuration Mode
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- 3Com
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- IBM
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- I/O Base Address
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- A20h (first adapter)
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- A20h (primary adapter)
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- Interrupt Request Level
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- 2(9)
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- 2(9)
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- Ring Speed
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- 16 Mbps
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- 16 Mbps
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- BIOS/MMIO Base Address
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- CC000
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- CC000
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- RAM Page Size
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- 16 K
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- 16 K
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- Shared RAM Address Range
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- D8000–DBFFF
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- D8000–DBFFF
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- (continued)
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- Memory Mode
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- 16 bit
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- 16 bit
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- I/O Mode
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- 16 bit
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- 16 bit
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- IRQ Driver Type
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- Edge Triggered
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- AutoSwitch
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- Disabled
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- Boot PROM
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- Disabled
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- Zero Wait State
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- Enabled
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- 1 Make sure the 3C619C adapter has been properly i...
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- 2 Boot your PC under DOS, version 3.2 or later.
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  - a Do not load network drivers.
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  - b Be aware that terminate and stay resident progra...
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  - c If you are using a memory management utility, yo...
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- 3 Place the TokenDisk diskette in a floppy drive o...
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- 4 Type at the prompt:
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- 5 When the AutoLink Information screen appears, pr...
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- 6 From the main menu, select Configuration/Diagnos...
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- 7 When the next screen appears, select Configurati...
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- 8 Highlight Install and press [Enter].
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- 9 Press [Enter] to select Configure Adapter.
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  - Figure4-3 Adapter Configuration Screen
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- 10 Use the arrow keys to highlight a desired param...
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- 11 Use the arrow keys to scroll through the list o...
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- 12 Continue this procedure with any of the other o...
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- 13 Press [Tab] three times to highlight <OK>. Pres...
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- Changing Settings for Multiple Adapters
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- Video Conflicts with BIOS/MMIO and Shared RAM Addr...
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Installing the Novell NetWare Driver
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- 1 From the main menu shown in Figure5-2, select N...
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- 2 When the next screen appears, select Install Nov...
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- 3 When the next screen appears, select Copy DOS OD...
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  - Figure5-2 Main Menu with Network Drivers Option S...
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  - Figure5-3 Network Drivers Menu
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- 4 At the prompt, enter a path for the destination ...
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- 5 Exit to DOS and follow the instructions in the n...
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- Updating the PC Startup Files
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- Installing the OS/2 Network Driver for NetWare
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- Installing the Server Driver for NetWare
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- NetWare Systems with Multiple Adapters
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Installing the NDIS 2.01 Driver
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- 1 Select Network Drivers on the main menu and pres...
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- 2 Select NDIS Driver Installation and Information ...
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- 3 Select your network operating system.
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- 4 Follow the instructions provided.
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- Updating the PC Startup Files
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- NDIS Systems with Multiple Adapters
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  - Sample PROTOCOL.INI File
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Updating the Current NDIS Driver
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- 1 From the main menu, select Network Drivers and p...
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- 2 Select NDIS Driver Installation and Information....
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- 3 Select Update NDIS Driver and press [Enter].
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- 4 Exit the program and remove the TokenDisk disket...
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- 5 Reboot your PC.
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Using IBM Drivers
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- Obtaining IBM Network Drivers
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- Using Remote Program Load (RPL)
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Installing the Network Driver for Windows NT
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- 1 Insert the TokenDisk diskette into the floppy dr...
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- 2 From the Main group, double-click on the Control...
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- 3 From the Control Panel group, double-click on th...
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- 4 From the Network Settings dialog box, click the ...
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- 5 From the Add Network Adapter dialog box, scroll ...
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- 6 Click the Continue button.
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- 7 At the prompt, type A:\WINNT351\ISA if you insta...
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- 8 Click the OK button to select the 3C619C adapter...
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- 9 Click the Continue button to use the burned-in a...
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- 10 Click the OK button.
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- 11 Remove the TokenDisk diskette and click Restart...
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Installing the Network Driver for Windows 95
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- 1 From the Windows 95 desktop, double-click on the...
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- 2 From the My Computer group, double-click the Con...
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- 3 From the Control Panel group, double-click the N...
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- 4 From the Network dialog box, click Add.
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- 5 From the Select Network Component Type dialog bo...
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- 6 From the Select Network Adapters dialog box, cli...
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- 7 Insert the TokenDisk diskette in the floppy driv...
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- 8 In the Copy Manufacturer’s Files From selection ...
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- 9 Click OK.
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- 10 In the Models selection box, highlight the corr...
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  - Choose 3Com TokenLink III ISA (3C619B, 3C619C) in ...
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  - Choose 3Com Token Link III ISA (3C619B, 3C619C) if...
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- 11 Click OK.
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- 12 From the Network dialog box, click OK.
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- 13 In the Resources screen, click OK to accept the...
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- 14 Remove the diskette.
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- 15 Click Yes to restart your PC to activate the dr...
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  - Troubleshooting
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Adapter LEDs
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- Figure7-1 Adapter LEDs
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Using the TokenDisk Diskette Diagnostic Program
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- Test for setup/configuration
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- Test for physical board problems
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- View adapter statistics
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  - Figure7-2 Diagnostic Flowchart
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Diagnostic Test Types
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- Group 1 Diagnostics
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- Group 2 Diagnostic
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- Running the Diagnostic Tests
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- Changing the Test Setup
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- When Tests Fail
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Adapter Statistics and Information
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- Adapter Statistics
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  - Figure7-6 Adapter Statistics
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- Adapter Information
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  - Figure7-7 Adapter Information
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When Tests Fail
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- MMIO Register Write/Read Test Failure
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  - Check the ROM base address setting on the adapter ...
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  - Run the test three times with a delay of at least ...
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- Boot PROM Test Failure
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  - Check the ROM base address setting on the adapter ...
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  - Refer to the “Configuration Options” section in Ap...
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- AIP Checksum Test Failure
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  - Check the ROM base address setting on the adapter ...
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  - Run the test three times with a delay of at least ...
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- Shared RAM Boundary/Domain Test Failure
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  - Make sure the RAM base address is aligned accordin...
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  - Make sure the shared RAM address does not conflict...
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- Shared RAM Write/Read Test Failure
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  - Make sure the shared RAM address does not conflict...
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  - Run the test three times with a delay of at least ...
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- Timer Test Failure
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  - The adapter’s timer is incorrect or the PC timer i...
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  - Run the test three times with a delay of at least ...
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- Open Adapter for Ring Operation Test Failure
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  - Make sure a lobe cable is properly connected to th...
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  - Run the test three times with a delay of at least ...
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- Ring Operations Test Failure
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- Close Adapter Test Failure
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  - Make sure a lobe cable is properly connected to th...
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  - Run the test three times with a delay of at least ...
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- Adapter Wrap Test Failure (Group 2)
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Troubleshooting Tips
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- 1 Make sure that the 3C619C adapter is installed i...
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- 2 Make sure that the board is seated firmly and al...
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- 3 Inspect all cables and connections.
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- 4 Make sure that the settings (memory allocations,...
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- 5 Install the adapter in another slot and run the ...
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- 6 Install the adapter in another functioning PC an...
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- 7 Check the ring speed (4 or 16).
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- 8 If you have installed the adapter correctly and ...
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- 9 Check for other conflicting devices, such as mem...
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- 10 Disable the cache on your CPU.
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- 11 Make sure that the bus speed on your PC is betw...
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- 12 Replace the failed adapter with a known working...
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Additional Information
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- Error messages
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- On-line information
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- Technical Support appendix
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- Error Messages
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- On-line Information
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  - Commonly used interrupts and I/O base addresses
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  - Technical support
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- Technical Support
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  - A
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    - Using the Configuration and Diagnostic Program
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      - FigureA-1 Menu Hierarchy
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Using the Keyboard
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- TableA-1 Definition of Keys
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- Arrow Keys
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- Let you scroll through a list of menu items or a l...
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- [Del]
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- Deletes the character at the cursor in a text edit...
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- [End]
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- Moves the cursor to the last item in a list box.
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- [Enter]
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- Starts an action or accepts a selection or user-su...
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- [Esc]
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- Cancels the current work and exits the dialog box....
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- [F1]
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- Displays a help screen for any item in a menu or d...
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- [F3]
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- Exits the Configuration and Diagnostic Program.
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- [F4]
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- Configures the adapter.
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- [F5]
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- Accesses the Run dialog box.
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- [F6]
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- Accesses the Test Setup dialog box.
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- [F8]
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- Accesses the Adapter Information dialog box.
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- [F9]
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- Accesses the Adapter Statistics dialog box.
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- [F10]
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- Provides selection of an adapter when multiple ada...
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- [Home]
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- Moves the cursor to the first item in a list box.
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- [PgDn]
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- Moves the cursor down one screen.
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- [PgUp]
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- Moves the cursor up one screen.
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- [Shift]+[Tab]
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- Moves the cursor backward through the fields in a ...
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- [Space Bar]
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- Inserts or removes a check from a check box. Also ...
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- [Tab]
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- Moves the cursor forward through the fields in a d...
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- Speed Keys
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Using the Mouse
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Choosing a Menu Item
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- TableA-2 Definition of Menu Items
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- Quit
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- Exit
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- Lets you exit the program.
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- Command Line Help
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- Explains how to use the program from the command l...
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- Driver Installation Help
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- Explains where to access the network drivers for t...
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- About
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- Lists the program’s version.
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- Install
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- Configure Adapter
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- Configures a selected adapter.
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- Test
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- Run Tests
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- Lets you run the diagnostic tests with the chosen ...
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- Test definitions are located in the on-line help.
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- Test Setup
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- Lets you determine which tests to run.
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- Echo Server
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- Not functional with this adapter.
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- View
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- Adapter Information
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- Lets you view specific adapter information.
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- Adapter Statistics
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- Displays the network statistics maintained by the ...
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- Definitions of the statistics are located in the o...
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- Select
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- Select Adapter
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- Provides selection of an adapter when multiple ada...
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- Using the File Options
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  - Load: loads a file from a selected directory.
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  - Save: lets you save the currently displayed inform...
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  - Print: prints the information currently displayed ...
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  - Cancel: lets you cancel the present operation.
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Help
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- FigureA-2 Sample Dialog Box
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Exiting the Program
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Using the Command Line
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- TableA-3 Command Line Keywords
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- CONFIGURE
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- Configures the adapter in one of three ways:
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- (1)
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- Automatically with the /AUTO parameter
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- (2)
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- Using a specified adapter configuration file
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- (3)
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- Using a command line configuration parameter
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- HELP
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- Lists all of the available commands and their defi...
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- LANGUAGE
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- Invokes the program in full windows mode in a spec...
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- LIST
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- Displays a list of installed adapters recognized b...
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- RUN
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- Executes the diagnostic tests on a selected adapte...
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- B
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  - Specifications
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    - Cabling
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    - Pin Assignments
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    - Configuration Options
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Cabling
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Pin Assignments
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- FigureB-1 DB-9 Connector Pin Assignments
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- FigureB-2 RJ-45 Connector Pin Assignments
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Configuration Options
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- Configuration Mode
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- Ring Speed
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- I/O Base Address
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- BIOS/MMIO Address Location
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- Shared RAM Page Size and Address Range
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- Interrupt Request Level
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- Memory Mode
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- I/O Mode
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- IRQ Driver Type
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- AutoSwitch
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- Boot PROM
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- Configuration Mode
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  - 3Com mode
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  - IBM mode
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- Ring Speed
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- I/O Base Address
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- BIOS/MMIO Address Location
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- Shared RAM Page Size and Address Range
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- Interrupt Request Level
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- Other Configuration Options
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  - C
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    - Error Messages
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Messages
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- D
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  - Technical Support
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On-line Technical Services
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- 3Com Bulletin Board Service (3ComBBS)
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- World Wide Web Site
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- Ask3ComSM on CompuServe‚
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- 3ComFactsSM Automated Fax Service
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- 3Com Bulletin Board Service
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  - Australia
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (61) (2) 955 2073
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  - France
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (33) (1) 69 86 69 54
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  - Germany
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  - up to 9600 baud up to 9600 baud
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  - (49) (89) 627 32 188 (49) (89) 627 32 189
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  - Hong Kong
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (852) 537 5601
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  - Italy (fee required)
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  - up to 9600 baud
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  - (39) (2) 273 00680
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  - Japan
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (81) (3) 3345 7266
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  - Singapore
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (65) 534 5693
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  - Taiwan
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (886) (2) 377 5838 (886) (2) 377 5840
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  - U.K.
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (44) (144) 227 8278
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  - U.S.
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  - up to 14400 baud
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  - (1) (408) 980 8204
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- World Wide Web Site
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- Ask3Com on CompuServe
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- 3ComFacts Automated Fax Service
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  - CardFacts provides adapter installation diagrams, ...
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  - NetFacts provides data sheets and technical articl...
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    - Hong Kong
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    - (852) 537 5610
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    - U.K.
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    - (44) (144) 227 8279
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    - U.S.
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    - (1) (408) 727 7021
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    - Australia
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    - 800 123853
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    - Italy
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    - 1678 99085
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    - Denmark
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    - 800 17319
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    - Netherlands
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    - 06 0228049
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    - Finland
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    - 98 001 4444
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    - Norway
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    - 800 11062
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    - France
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    - 05 90 81 58
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    - Sweden
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    - 020 792954
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    - Germany
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    - 0130 8180 63
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    - U.K.
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    - 0800 626403
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Support from Your Network Supplier
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- Diagnostic error messages
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- A list of system hardware and software, including ...
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- Details about recent configuration changes, if app...
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  - Australia (Sydney)
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  - (61) (2) 959 3020
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  - Mexico
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  - (525) 531 0591
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  - (Melbourne)
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  - (61) (3) 653 9515
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  - Netherlands
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  - (31) (3) 402 55033
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  - Belgium
    91
  - (32) (2) 7164880
    91
  - Singapore
    91
  - (65) 538 9368
    91
  - Brazil
    91
  - (55) (11) 546 0869
    91
  - South Africa
    91
  - (27) (11) 803 7404
    91
  - Canada
    91
  - (905) 882 9964
    91
  - Spain
    91
  - (34) (1) 3831700
    91
  - France
    91
  - (33) (1) 69 86 68 00
    91
  - Sweden
    91
  - (46) (8) 632 91 00
    91
  - Germany
    91
  - (49) (89) 6 27 32 0
    91
  - Taiwan
    91
  - (886) (2) 577 4352
    91
  - Hong Kong
    91
  - (852) 868 9111
    91
  - United Arab Emirates
    91
  - (971) (4) 349049
    91
  - Italy
    91
  - (39) (2) 273 02041
    91
  - U.K.
    91
  - (44) (1628) 897000
    91
  - Japan
    91
  - (81) (3) 33457251
    91
Returning Products for Repair
91
- U.S and Canada
  91
- (800) 876 3266, option 2
  91
- (408) 764 7120
  91
- Europe
  91
- (44) (1442) 278000
  91
- (44) (1442) 236824
  91
- Outside Europe, U.S. and Canada
  91
- (1) (408) 492 1790
  91
- (1) (408) 764 7290
  91
- Glossary
  92
- 3Com mode
  92
- CAU
  92
- Configuration
  92
- DAU
  92
- Driver
  92
- EISA
  92
- Hexadecimal
  92
- IBM mode
  92
- IEEE 802.5
  93
- Input/Output (I/O)
  93
- ISA
  93
- LAN
  93
- Lobe
  93
- Lobe cable
  93
- MAU
  93
- NDIS
  93
- NET.CFG
  94
- Network
  94
- Network adapter
  94
- ODI
  94
- Protocol
  94
- Protocol layers
  94
- PROTOCOL.INI
  94
- Token ring
  94
- TSR
  95
- WAN
  95
  - Index
    96
  - Limited Warranty
    100
  - FCC Class A Verification Statement
    101
    - WARNING: This equipment has been tested and found ...
      101
    - Changes or modifications not expressly approved by...
      101
  - CE Notice
    101
    - Marking by the symbol indicates compliance of this...
      101

Manuel D’Utilisation

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750 ko
Pages:

101
Language:

English

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