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3.

For each cable, Receive (RX) on one card attaches to Transmit (TX) 
on the other card. Attach one CAT5-e cable to the Receive (RX) port 
on the NI CardBus-8310 card. Attach the other end to the 
Transmit (TX) terminal on the NI PXI-8310 card. Attach one CAT5-e 
cable to the Transmit (TX) port on the NI CardBus-8310 card, then 
attach the other end to the Receive (RX) port on the NI PXI-8310 card. 
The LEDs on the NI PXI-8310 will light up if the cables are connected 
properly.

If the LED lights flash continuously, reboot the laptop.

This step can only be completed after the NI CardBus-8310 software has 
been installed.

CardBus cards can only be used in systems that support CardBus. A special keying 

mechanism prevents insertion into systems that do not support 32-bit CardBus cards.

1.

Power down your laptop computer. Use the procedures for shutting 
down your operating system and shutting off power to your system that 
have been provided in your owner’s manual or host computer 
documentation.

2.

Insert the NI CardBus-8310 with the NI logo side up (gold strip up) 
into the host computer CardBus slot. Gently push the card until it is 
seated firmly.

3.

For more information on using CardBus cards, refer to your host 
computer’s user manual.

Apply power to the PXI chassis first, and then power up your host 
computer. This will allow the higher-numbered buses in your hierarchy to 
stabilize before the host computer issues its master power-on bus reset. In 
systems that perform automatic bus configuration, this will allow the 
configuration code to recognize the bus hierarchy and the attached devices.

The driver allows you to hot-plug your CardBus-8310 card into the CardBus slot on 

your laptop, but you should never hot-plug a PXI card into a PXI chassis as it will cause 
physical damage to the board, and possibly the backplane.