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NOTES ON
Installing D-Link DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter
For Client 32 for Windows NT Users
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(c) 1997 Copyright DE-220 Family Corporation ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
This document contains DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter installation notes,
which is not included in the DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter USER'S GUIDE
or onscreen instructions, for Client 32 for Windows NT users.
This document contains information on the following topics:
1.0 Overview
2.0 Installation Notes For Client 32 for Windows NT users
2.1 Windows NT 4.0
2.2 Windows NT 3.51
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1.0 Overview
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To install DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter in the
Client 32 for Windows NT environment, you should have the Windows NT
CD-ROM and the NOVELL Client 32 CD-ROM nearby.
2.0 Installation Notes For Client 32 for Windows NT users
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2.1 Windows NT 4.0
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1. Plug DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter into the ISA bus slot.
Then Start Windows NT 4.0 System.
2. Double-click on the "My Computer" icon.
3. In the "My Computer" window,
double-click on the "Control Panel" icon.
4. In the "Control Panel" window,
double-click on the "Network" icon.
5. In the "Network" window, click on the [Adapters].
Then click on the [Add] button.
6. In the "Select Network Adapter" window,
click on the [Have Disk...] button.
7. In the "Insert Disk" window, specify the path for the
DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter's driver.
Example:
A:\NETWARE\32BITLAN
Then click on the [OK] button.
8. In the "Select OEM Option" window, select the
"ODI D-Link DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter NetWare" item.
Then click on the [OK] button.
9. After copying the necessary files, the screen will pop up
"ODI D-Link DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter Configuration"
window.
10. Specify the values, then click on the [OK] button.
Interrupt Number :
The "Interrupt Number" Combo Box let you select the Adapter
Card Interrupt Number(IRQ). Pull down this box and select the
correct Interrupt Number. If you are not sure, ignore it.
The driver will search card automatically.
I/O Base Address :
The "I/O Base Address" Combo Box let you select the Adapter
Card I/O Port Address. Pull down this box and select the
correct I/O Port Address. If you are not sure , ignore it.
The driver will search card automatically.
Disable SearchCard:
This keyword switchs the automatically searching card mode
or not. The default value is "NotPresent" means that you
would not decide your Adapter Card's "Interrupt Number" and
"I/O Base Address" by yourself. If you select "Present", it
means that you want to decide the Adapter Card I/O Port by
yourself. In this situation, you must select the correct
value in "Interrupt Number" and "I/O Base Address" Box.
*Note*
If your system environment is PnP BIOS machine and PnP enable
Adapter Card, don't select "Present" in this option. In this
situation, the PnP BIOS will assign the "Interrupt Number" and
"I/O Base Address" automatically, and you may assign wrong
values which PnP BIOS have assigned.
Legacy ISA Card:
This keyword specifies the Adapter Card types. The "Legacy
ISA Card" means Non-PnP or PnP disable cards. If your adapter
card is Non-PnP or PnP disable card, you need to select
"Present" value. If your adapter card is PnP enable card, you
need to select "NotPresent" value.
Media Type:
This keyword specifies the media type on the adapter.
.AUTODETECT
The first item is "AUTODETECT" means detecting the media type
automatically.
.AUI
This keyword specifies that the AUI port on the adapter.
.BNC
This keyword specifies that the BNC port on the adapter.
.UTP
This keyword specifies that the UTP port on the adapter.
11. In the "DE22X#1 Bus Location" window. Specify the vaules,
then click on the [OK] button.
Type:
If your DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter Card is PnP Card ,
select "PNP BIOS".
If your card is Non-PnP Card or PnP disable , select "ISA".
Number:
If you know the Adapter Card bus number ,
select the correct value.
12. In the "Network" window, click on the [Close] button.
13. In the "Network Settings Change" window,
click on the [Yes] button.
2.2 Windows NT 3.51
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1. Plug DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter into the ISA bus slot.
Then Start Windows NT 3.51 System.
2. Double-click on the "Main" icon.
3. In the "Main" window,
double-click on the "Control Panel" icon.
4. In the "Control Panel" window,
double-click on the "Network" icon.
5. In the "Network Settings" window,
click on the [Add Adapter...] button.
6. In the "Select Network Adapter" window,
click on the [Have Disk...] button.
7. In the "Add Network Adapter" window,
select the "<Other> Requires disk from manufacturer" item.
Then click on the [Continue] button.
7. In the "Insert Disk" window, specify the path for the
DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter's driver.
Example:
A:\NETWARE\32BITLAN
Then click on the [OK] button.
8. In the "Select OEM Option" window, select the
"ODI D-Link DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter NetWare" item.
Then click on the [OK] button.
9. After copying the necessary files, the screen will pop up
"ODI D-Link DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter Configuration"
window.
10. Specify the values, then click on the [OK] button.
Interrupt Number :
The "Interrupt Number" Combo Box let you select the Adapter
Card Interrupt Number(IRQ). Pull down this box and select the
correct Interrupt Number. If you are not sure, ignore it.
The driver will search card automatically.
I/O Base Address :
The "I/O Base Address" Combo Box let you select the Adapter
Card I/O Port Address. Pull down this box and select the
correct I/O Port Address. If you are not sure , ignore it.
The driver will search card automatically.
Disable SearchCard:
This keyword switchs the automatically searching card mode
or not. The default value is "NotPresent" means that you
would not decide your Adapter Card's "Interrupt Number" and
"I/O Base Address" by yourself. If you select "Present", it
means that you want to decide the Adapter Card I/O Port by
yourself. In this situation, you must select the correct
value in "Interrupt Number" and "I/O Base Address" Box.
*Important*
If your system environment is PnP BIOS machine and PnP enable
Adapter Card, don't select "Present" in this option. In this
situation, the PnP BIOS will assign the "Interrupt Number" and
"I/O Base Address" automatically, and you may assign wrong
values which PnP BIOS have assigned.
Legacy ISA Card:
This keyword specifies the Adapter Card types. The "Legacy
ISA Card" means Non-PnP or PnP disable cards. If your adapter
card is Non-PnP or PnP disable card, you need to select
"Present" value. If your adapter card is PnP enable card, you
need to select "NotPresent" value.
Media Type:
This keyword specifies the media type on the adapter.
.AUTODETECT
The first item is "AUTODETECT" means detecting the media type
automatically.
.AUI
This keyword specifies that the AUI port on the adapter.
.BNC
This keyword specifies that the BNC port on the adapter.
.UTP
This keyword specifies that the UTP port on the adapter.
11. In the "Bus Location" window. Specify the vaules,
then click on the [OK] button.
Type:
If your DE-220 Family Ethernet Adapter Card is PnP Card ,
select "PNP BIOS".
If your card is Non-PnP Card or PnP disable , select "ISA".
Number:
If you know the Adapter Card bus number ,
select the correct value.
12. In the "Network Settings" window,
click on the [OK] button.
13. In the "Network Settings Change" window,
click on the [Restart Now] button to restart Windows NT3.51.
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.