DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAM FOR ETHERNET SERIES LAN ADAPTERS The Setup/Diagnosis Program is used to setup and verify the correctness of the configuration of an Ethernet series LAN adapter before installing the network software. ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ START THE PROGRAM ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1) To run the Setup/Diagnosis Program, type SETUP and then press Enter. 2) Move the Up/Down arrows and then press Enter to select an adapter to be diagnosed, If there are two more adapter is displayed. ***** Note : If the program shows the message "No adapter seems to be present", or if only one adapter is displayed, and more than one adapter are in the PC, then the I/O Bases on the adapters are the same, or they may be in conflict with another device. You can try to change the iobase of one of the adapter by setting different address and then restart the PC by pressing the reset button to get the initial values. ***** ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ AUTO CONFIGURATION ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1) Use the Up/Down arrows to select the "AUTO CONFIGURATION", then press ENTER. 2) This function will automatically set the adapter configuration and then display the adapter's configuration. * Adapter Mode * Base I/O Address * IRQ Interrupt * Transceiver ( T.P , BNC ) * Boot ROM Base Address 3) Press any key to return to the MAIN MENU ***** Note : If you don't accept this configuration. Press any key to exit this screen and return to the MAIN MENU. Use the Up/Down arrows to highlight the "SET CONFIGURATION", then press ENTER. Then follow the "SET CONFIGURATION" procedure to select desired option. : if IRQ Interrupt are conflicted in the PC, then IRQ Interrupt will be Autoconfig from irq 15. : This Auto Configuration will autoselect the lan adapter media. This is quite different with Set Configuration manual selection. ***** ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ SET CONFIGURATION ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1) Use the Up/Down arrows to select the "SET CONFIGURATION", then press ENTER. 2) The adapter's configuration is displayed. * Adapter Mode * Base I/O Address * IRQ Interrupt * Transceiver * Boot ROM Base Address 3) Move the Up/Down arrows to the item that wants to be changed. 4) Press Enter and then a list of options is displayed. Use the Up/Down arrows to highlight the desired option and then press Enter to select a new choice. 5) Press F3 to save the changes or ESC to exit without change. ***** Note : Be careful not to get in conflict with another device, especially for the base I/O address. If an invalid selection is made, the program may try to show some message and stop that selection. ***** ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ TEST THE ADAPTER ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1) Use the Up/Down arrows to select the "TEST THE ADAPTER", then press ENTER. 2) The diagnosis process must be run to verify the correctness of the selected configuration. It provides the following tests for the adapter : * Configuration test * I/O test * ID test * RAM test * Internal loopback test * External loopback test * Interrupt test * Network function test 3) This test screen will be presented with a window of Testing Report to indicate the result of each diagnosis. The test results will be indicated by a 'PASS' or 'FAIL' remark. When any of a diagnosis test results to a 'FAIL' remark, your screen will change to give you a description of the malfunction and at the same time also give you some advices to solve that problem. 4) There are three functional keys which could be used during execute the diagnostic process, they are <F1> To reset all counters which report the real network status. <F2> To toggle the network function test ON or OFF. It is a toggle switch makes the network function test to be in reversed way. <ESC> To terminate and exit this diagnostic process to return to the MAIN MENU. The real network status report on this diagnostic program including TX count, RX count. The Time that is accumulated by this program and the Performance which is calculated by this program are also shown on the Test Screen. After you press the <F2> key once, the network function test now is entering into the 'ON' condition, that is, TX count is going to increase quickly (single station). And if there is more than one station are running diagnose with network function test 'ON' on your network system (multiple stations), then RX count is also increasing quickly to reflect the real network traffic. 5) To perform the diagnose, at least two workstations equipped with any of the ACC-10 adapters are necessary. The diagnose program must be executed in both stations one after the other. ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ COMMAND MODE USAGE ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ The SETUP Program is also designed to be executed from the command line. The program will try to save the parameter specified in the command line into the adapter being diagnosed. The following lists the command line parameters available: /C:d the adapter to be diagnosed.( Note ) the default value is adapter 1. /M:cccccc the new mode of the adapter. NE2000. /I:xxxx the new base I/O address. example: 280, 300, ...... /Q:d the new IRQ number. 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 /TEST run the diagnosis test. /? displays this help screen. ***** Note : If /C:2 was used then the adapter with the second Base I/O address (in ascending order) is selected. *****Download Driver Pack
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