3Com Corporation EtherDisk Diskette for the EtherLink 16 Adapters Diagnostic Program Instructions Summary Overview -------- The diagnostic program for the EtherLink 16 adapter is designed to make sure the adapter is installed correctly and functioning properly in your computer. The Group 1 tests check the physical components, connectors, and circuitry of the adapter and require only that the adapter be installed in the computer. The Group 2 tests check the adapter's ability to transmit data on the network and require that the adapter be connected to a loopback plug (coax version only) or to a network. The Group 3 tests check the adapter's ability to correctly transmit and receive data over the network and require that the adapter be connected to a network on which an echo server has been set up. Starting the Diagnostic Program ------------------------------- The computer containing the EtherLink 16 adapter to be tested must be running DOS with no network drivers or memory managers loaded. NOTE: If this computer is an operating server, notify all users of the server to save their work and log out from the network. The diagnostic program disrupts the normal operation of servers and workstations, so work that is not saved may be lost. There are two ways to start the diagnostic program: - Automatically from the Menu program. Type MENU at the prompt. Then select the Diagnostic submenu. - Manually, from the root directory of the EtherDisk diskette. Type the following command: 3C507 [/B:xxx] [/C] The brackets indicate that the /B and /C switches are optional. Use the /B switch to change the current I/O base address setting and to assign a new I/O base address, where xxx represents a 3-digit hexadecimal address. Use the /C switch to perform continuous testing of the adapter. Using the Diagnostic Program ---------------------------- The menus and forms that make up the diagnostic program will guide you through the testing. The following keys can be used during the diagnostic program execution: Key Function --- -------- [Up-arrow] Moves highlight within menus and forms [Down-arrow] [Enter] Selects highlighted item [Return] [F1] Gives help information about the highlighted item [Esc] Returns to previous menu or form Stops a test Stops echo server operation If the adapter fails the diagnostic program, return to the Diagnostic information menu and select "Troubleshooting" for troubleshooting procedures. Further Information ------------------- For more information about the diagnostic program and how it should be used, refer to the EtherLink 16 Adapter Guide or the EtherLink 16 TP Adapter Guide, or select "Additional Adapter Information" from the main menu. (%VER Diagnostic Program Instructions Summary v3.4a)Download Driver Pack
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