PCI Fast Ethernet Card User's Guide FE100R II/III Driver Disk Version 1.1 Overview: The Fast Ethernet Adapter Series are 32-bit PCI Local Bus based network boards featuring a high data transmission rate of 100Mbps on a 100BaseTX network. It conforms to the IEEE802.3 10BaseT and 802.3u 100BaseTX standards. The 10/100Mbps card is a dual-speed adapter with a single auto-negotiation 10/100Mbps RJ-45 connector. Either UTP or STP can be used for connection to a 10BaseT or 100BaseTX network. The speed is determined by the kind of hub, the card is connected to. Full-duplex operation is supported. When the card is running with the full-duplex mode, the speed can be boosted to 20Mbps/ 200Mbps. A ROM socket is provided on the board for a bootROM. With the optional RPL(Remote Program Load) BootROM, a diskless station can bootup from the different network systems, such as Novell NetWare, Linux, Microsoft LAN Manager, IBM LAN Server, Banyan VINES, and Artisoft LANtastic. The Fast Ethernet Card series not onlu provide a good solution for you to upgrade to 100BaseTX networking, but also protect your investment on 10BaseT. Features: .Uses single chip controller which is compliant to the PCI Local Bus specification. .STP/UTP category 3,4 or 5(100BaseTX) wiring. .Support ODI/NDIS/Packet/UNIX drivers. .Supprots 32-bit data path width. .PCI Bus Master,High performance. .Support half-duplex and full-duplex, network speed up to 20Mbps or 200Mbps. .FCC and CE certified. Specifications: Access Method :CSMA/CD Data Rate :10/20Mbps(full-duplex) 100/200Mbps(full-duplex) Network Interface :IEEE 802.3 10BaseT IEEE 802.3u 100BaseTX Cable :10BaseT:Category 3,4,5 STP/UTP cable. 100BaseTX:Category 5 STP/UTP cable. Transmit/Reveive Buffer Memory :2KB transmit FIFO 4KB receive FIFO Power Input :+5Volts at 1 Amp. Maximum. Temperature :Operating: 0¢J ~ 45¢J Storage: -40¢J ~ 70¢J Humidity :50% ~ 90% Relative Humidity. LED : FE100RIIIF :3-LED 100-LED (When Green, the Connection Speed is 100Mbps) ACT-LED (When Yellow Blink, Packet transmission is being processed) LNK-LED (When Green, It's on line.) FE100R3BF :3-LED (When Green, the Connection Speed is 100Mbps) 100-LED (When Green, the Connection Speed is 100Mbps) ACT-LED (When Yellow Blink, Packet transmission is being processed) LNK-LED (When Green, It's on line.) FE100R3S :1-LED (When Green, the Connection Speed is 100Mbps) 100R3SB1 :2-LED 100-LED (When Green, the Connection Speed is 100Mbps) ACT-LED (When Green Blink, Packet transmission is being processed) Diskette Contents: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Files and Dirs Description -------------------------------------------------------------------- RSET8139.EXE RSET8139 program set up the adapter's hardware configuration and running diagnostics; \CLIENT32 Subdirectory for Netware Client 32 driver; \INFO This subdirectory includes all text files for instruction to install various drivers; \NDIS Subdirectory for OS/2 LAN server & DOS LAN requester driver; \DOS Subdirectory for IBM DOS LAN requester driver; \OS2 Subdirectory for IBM OS/2 LAN server driver; \NDIS3 Subdirectory for Microsoft Windows 95, OSR2, Windows NT 3.51 and Windows NT 4.0 NDIS 3.1 mini-port requester driver; \NWCLIENT Subdirectory for Novell NetWare DOS ODI driver; \NWSERVER Subdirectory for Novell NetWare Drivers; \312 Subdirectory for Novell NetWare ODI Ver 3.12 server driver; \40 Subdirectory for Novell NetWare ODI Ver 4.00 server driver; \41X Subdirectory for Novell NetWare ODI Ver 4.1x server driver; \500 Subdirectory for Novell NetWare ODI Ver 5.00 server driver; \PKTDRV Subdirectory for FTP spec-compliant packet driver and Sun Microsystems PC/NFS Driver; \SCO Subdirectory for SCO UNIX LLI/MDI Drivers; \4.X Subdirectory for SCO UNIX 4.X drivers; \5.X Subdirectory for SCO UNIX 5.X drivers; \WFW311 Subdirectory containing Windows for WorkGroup 3.11 driver files; \WIN95 Subdirectory containing Win95 & OSR2 NDIS 3.1 mini-port driver files; \WIN98 Subdirectory containing OSR2 & Win98 NDIS 4.0 mini-port driver files; \WINNT Subdirectory containing Windows NT4.0 NDIS 4.0 mini-port driver files; \UW7 Subdirectory for SCO UnixWare 7.x. \WINDIAG \Win9x Subdirectory containing Windows 9x Diag. \Winnt4 Subdirectory containing Windows NT Diag. \LINUX distributed with Linux after kernel version 2.0.34. README.TXT This File. NOTE :Download Driver Pack
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