D-Link DE-220, DE-220PT User Manual

Introduction
The D-Link DE-220P Series is a new line of Plug and Play
Ethernet adapters based on the technology of D­Link’s best-selling DE-220 Ethernet adapters. Plug and Play(PnP) technology provides automatic con­figuration of newly installed devices without user intervention, eliminating much guess-work from in­stallation of PC upgrades.
Ease of use is the hallmark of the DE-220P Series. After installing a DE-220P Series card, configuration is exceedingly simple for both traditional (non-PnP) systems and the newer PnP-compliant systems.
For PnP systems, simply install the DE-220P Series card into an expansion slot. Configuration by the sys­tem software then proceeds automatically. If multiple network interface cards are installed, the PnP system guarantees that there are no conflicts among them.
For non-PnP systems, just install the DE-220P Series adapter into an available expansion slot, then run the supplied setup program, setup.exe. Online help an- swer s your questions , and a n a dvanced diagnostic
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program is supplied for testing adapter functions and communication with other c omputer s on the netw ork.
Features
DE-220P Series Ethernet adapters comply with IEEE
802.3 Ethernet standards, and use VLSI components for enhanced reliability. The following features dis­tinguish D-Link DE-220P Series Ethernet adapters:
Easy Installation
DE-220P Series Ethernet adapters have no physical jumpers or DIP switches. Thus it is never necessary to remove a DE-220P Series card in order to reconfigure. When installed in a PnP­compliant system, configuration is handled entirely by system software, with no user intervention. In non-PnP systems, configuration is accomplished by running the supplied setup program.
Support for 16-bit Expansion Slots DE-220P Series Ethernet cards can be installed in
16-bit (AT-style) expansion slots.
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♦ DE-2000 Drivers
DE-220P Series Ethernet adapters are fully
compatible with network drivers for Novell NE­2000 adapters.
Diagnostic Program
A supplied diagnostic program tests all functions
of the DE-220P Series adapter and verifies its communication with another computer on your network.
LEDs
Two LED s provide networ k state information:
1. PWR/Tx Indicator
Steady green (Power indicator) shows that the adapter has power (computer power is ON and power is supplied to the adapter).
Flashing green (Transmission indicator) shows that the computer is transmitting onto the net­work. This function applies only when the netw ork medium is twiste d- pair cable.
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2. LNK/Rx Indicator
Steady green (Linkage indicator) shows that there is a good da ta linkag e to the networ k.
Flashing green (Reception indicator) shows that the computer is receiving from the network. This function applies only when the network medium is
twisted-pair cable.
Remote boot op tion
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A Remote Boot ROM is available per optional or­der. The Remote Boot ROM easily snaps into a mount on the DE-220P Series card to provide for remote booting of computers which do not store a boot program.
Runs a wide va riety of netw orking s oftwar e
DE-220P Series Ethernet adapters can be used with these networking systems:
D-Link LANsmart D-Link TCP/IP for DOS NDIS driver Novell NetWare 3.x and
4.x O DI driver
MS LAN Manager Windows for Workgroups
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Windows 95 Windows NT & Windows
NT Advanced Server SUN PC-NFS DEC Pathworks Banyan VINES IBM LAN Server & PC
LAN Support Program Packet Driver 3Com 3+Open & 3Com
3+Share FTP PC/TCP WIN/TCP Pathway Ac-
cess for DOS SCO UNIX AT&T UNIX UNIXwa re Sol aris UNIX
Overview of PnP
Plug and Play technology (PnP) is defined by Plug and Play ISA Specification v.1.0a. A fully functional PnP system includes a PnP-compliant operating system, a PnP system BIOS, and PnP-compliant interface cards. Windows 95 is the first popular PnP-compliant operat­ing system. Computer mainboards with PnP BIOS’s are just reaching the market.
In the interim, PnP technology still provides substan­tial benefits. For example, after installing a non-PnP­compliant Ethernet adapter card (a traditional, non­PnP
compliant card may be called a legacy card) into
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an expansion slot of a PnP-compliant mainboard, the user can run the ISA Configuration Utility (ICU) to configure the adapter.
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Installation
CAUTION
Installation of a DE-220P Series Ethernet adapter re­quir es these three step s:
Insert the adapter into an av ailable ex pansio n slo t.
Connect network cable to the adapter.
For non-PnP systems, configure the adapter by
running the supplied setup program, setup . exe. (For PnP-compliant systems, this step is fully automated and req uires no actio n . )
This chapter provides detailed procedures for these three steps. When these st ep s ar e comp l eted , you may
run the diagnostic routines of Setup.exe program to test the configuration.
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Under ordinary circumstances, a DE-220P Series
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card will not be affected by static charge as may be recei ved thro ugh your bo dy during h andling of t he unit . In sp eci al c ir cu mst an ces wher e yo u may ca rr y an extraordinarily high static charge, it is good practice to reduce the charge by touching a ground before handling the adapter.
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Single-Adapter installation
Shut down the computer, unplug its power cord,
and r emove the cha ss is cover.
Insert the DE-220P Series card into the connector
of any open ISA expansion slot. Ascertain that the card is fully seated in the expansion slot connector.
Install the bracket screw which secures the card to
the comp u ter chas s i s .
Repla ce the com p u ter’s ch assis cover .
5. For non-PnP systems, configure the DE-220P Series adapter by running the supplied setup program, tems, this step is fully automated and requires no action.)
setup.exe
. (For PnP-compliant sys-
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Multiple-Adapter Installation
Multiple DE-220P Series cards may be installed in a computer to provide for multiple addresses, or in the case of a server, to provide for network seg­mentation.
Multiple Cards in a PnP System
No special attention is needed when installing multiple DE-220P Series cards in a PnP-compliant
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system (so long as Plug and Play is enabled stall the several cards into their expansion slots, following the four steps set out in the “Single­Adapter Installation” section above (repeating steps 2 and 3 for each card). When computer power is switched on, the PnP system will auto- matically select coordinated (conflict-free) configuration settings for the several card s.
). In-
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Plug and Play functionality of the NOS may be toggled between enable and disable by a se lection in your se tup.exe run.
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Multiple Cards in a Non-PnP System
In non-PnP systems, the procedure for configuring multiple DE-220P Series cards is basically a se­quence of separate single-adapter procedures: make a preliminary installation of each card alone in turn, make a card, then remove that card and go on to the next.
setup.exe
run to configure that
CAUTION:
The following procedure involves operation of the computer without its chassis housing in place. Caution is necessary in order to avoid contact with exposed high-voltage parts. Accidental contact with exposed internal parts can cause personal injury, and can cause damage to the computer equipment.
1. Make a preliminary installation of the first DE­220P Series card by completing Steps 1 through 3 as set out in the “Single-Adapter Installation” sec- tion above.
2. Restore power to the computer, and configure the card by running the supplied setup program,
setup.exe
. Make a note of the configuration settings that you select, to help you select different settings in configuring the remaining cards.
3. Shut down the computer and unplug its power cord. Remove the (configured) card, and install the next DE-220P Series card into any open expansion slot.
4. Restore power to the computer, and configure the card by running the supplied setup program,
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setup.exe
. Be certain that you select different configuration settings from those that have been selected for another card. Make a note of the con­figuration settings you select, to help you select different setting s in configuring r emainin g cards.
5 Repeat Steps 3 and 4 as necessary to configure all
DE-220P Series cards which are to be included in the multiple-card installation.
6. Shut down the computer and unplug its power­cord. Re-install all of the configured cards. Re­place the compu ter’s chas s is cover.
Network Cable Con nections
Before connecting a network cable to the DE-220P Series adapter, ascertain that your DE-220P model suits your network cable medium, as summarized
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in the fo llo wing table.
Then refer to one of the three
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Models DE-220PCT and DE-220PCAT feature multiple network cable connectors for convenience during network cable upgrades, and for versatility when your equipment is moved between areas with different types of network media. Only one network cable may be connected to any adapte r in any given installation.
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sections following, according to your network cable type.
Model Network Cable Types DE-220PT Twisted-Pair5 only DE-220PCT Thin Coaxial6 and Twisted-Pair DE-220PCAT
Thick Coaxial
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, Thin Coaxial, and Twiste d-Pair
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Twisted-pair (TP) cable features RJ-45 connectors, and is available with or without EM shield. TP cable without EM shield is also known as 10BaseT cable or UTP (Unshielded Twisted-Pair) cable. TP cable with EM shield is known as screened twisted-pair cable, and the EM shield may be either an aluminum sheath or a copper braid enclosing the twisted-pair bundle.
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This medium features BNC connectors and is known by a variety of other names, including 10Base2 cable, BNC cable, and RG-58 cable.
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This medium features AUI connectors and is also known as 10Base5 cable. It is sometimes called by names such as "frozen yellow gard e n ho s e," due t o its bulk , w eight, a nd stiff n ess.
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The Network Medium is Twisted­Pair Cable
Ascertain that you have a straight8 twisted-
pair cable not more than 100 meters (328 feet) in length for the network connection.
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Pins 1 and 2 must be a pair (the connected wires must be a twisted pair in the cable makeup) and pins 3 and 6 must be a pair. Each pin must connect straight through the cable (that is pin 1 through to pin 1 of the opposite connector, pin 2 to pin 2, pin 3 to pin 3, and pin 6 to pin 6; pins 4, 5, 7, 8 are not used).
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2. The cable will have an RJ-45 plug on each
end. Plug one end into the RJ-45 receptacle of the DE-220P Series adapter, and plug the other end into an available port of a 10Base-T hub. Push each RJ-45 plug into its receptacle until its retainer snaps into place.
The N etwork Medi um is Th in Coaxial Cable
Connect a BNC T-connector onto the BNC recep-
tacle of the DE-220P Series card.
Connect the network feed cable onto either open
end of th e BNC T-connect or.
3a. If the cable continues on to an additional station
or stations, then connect the continuation cable onto the remaining open end of the BNC T­connector.
3b. If the network cable does not continue to addi-
tional stations (your computer is at the end of the cable), then connect a 50-ohm terminator to the remaini ng open en d of th e BN C T-conne c tor.
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The N etwork Medi um is Th ick Coaxial Cable
If there is no Ethernet transceiver (tap) in
place for your computer’s station on the net­work cable, then install a transceiver (not supplied).
2 Connect one end of an AUI cable to the Ether-
net transceiver.
3. Connect the other end of the AUI cable to the
AUI connector of the DE-220PCAT.
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Specifications
Model: DE-220PCAT DE-
220PCT
AUI conn ector for thick coaxial BNC connector for thin coaxial RJ-45 connector for twisted-pair CE / FCC Class B YES YES YES Maximum power consumption Size (cm) 15. 8 x 10 15 .8 x 7.4 1 5.8 x7.4
IRQ options 3, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15 I/O Base Address options Boot ROM Size 16K (supplied per optional order) Boot Base Address options LED Indicators Power/Tx (Green), Rx/Link (Green) Operating Temp. 32° F to 131 Storage Temp. -4 Humidity 10% to 90% non-condensing
YES NO NO
YES YES NO
YES YES YES
3.5 Watts 3.5 Wa t ts 1 Watt
240H, 260H, 280H, 2A0H, 2C0H, 2E0H, 300H, 320H, 340H, 360H, 380H
C800H, CC00H, D000, D400H, D800H, DC00H
° ( 0° C
F to 176°F ( 0°C to 80°C )
°
to 55°C )
DE-220PT
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