Znyx Networks ZX470 User Manual

NetBlaster ZX470 Series User’s Guide
Fast Ethernet Adapters with Hot-Swap and Rear I/O
for Compact PCI Systems
ZNYX Corporation 48421 Milmont Drive Fremont, CA 94538 USA
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NetBlaster ZX470 Series User's Guide
Document # DC0117-03
January 28, 2002
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Thank you for choosing the ZNYX NetBlaster 470 Series CompactPCI (cPCI) Fast Ethernet Adapter. The NetBlaster 470 series is a fully featured product family of carrier Class CompactPCI Fast Ethernet adapters for high availability applications requiring state-of-the-art LAN interfaces. The 470 series features:
Four or Eight channel configurations, 6U form-factor
Rear I/O via passive 6U x 80mm rear transition module
Hot swap capability
64-bit data bus
Designed for NEBS Level 3 systems
Your adapter is designed to provide a lifetime of superior service in your system with cPCI slots.

NetBlaster ZX470 Series Fast Ethernet Adapter Models

Model Fast Ethernet Channels cPCI Slot
ZX474 Four 10/100 Mbps 6U ZX478 Eight 10/100 Mbps 6U ZX404H Four-channel rear transition module hub
connector (MDI-X)
ZX404HAB Four-channel rear transition module hub
connector (MDI-X) with Type-AB interconnect
ZX408H Eight-channel rear transition module hub
connector (MDI-X)
ZX408HAB Eight-channel rear transition module hub
connector (MDI-X) with Type-AB interconnect
ZX404A Four-channel rear transition module adapter
connector (MDI)
ZX404AAB Four-channel rear transition module adapter
connector (MDI) with Type-AB interconnect
ZX408A Eight-channel rear transition module adapter
connector (MDI)
ZX408AAB Eight-channel rear transition module adapter
connector (MDI) with Type-AB interconnect
6U 6U 6U 6U 6U 6U 6U 6U

Documentation and Software

Documentation and software for the NetBlaster adapter is distributed electronically. You can retrieve most recent drivers and documentation and drivers from the ZNYX web site,
www.znyx.com
in the driver download section. Please contact ZNYX Customer Support at (800)
724-0911 if you have trouble locating the appropriate driver or installation documentation.

Installation Procedure

There are two basic steps you need to follow to operate the NetBlaster adapter.
1. Install the hardware (NetBlaster adapter and rear transition card).
2. Install the driver.

Hardware Installation

Below are the steps necessary to install a NetBlaster adapter into a standard cPCI system.

Installing the Hardware

This procedure is for installing NetBlaster 470 Series cPCI adapter into a system with an available 6U cPCI slot. The ZX470 requires a cPCI chassis that supports Rear Panel I/O. You must also use the appropriate rear transition module for your configuration. Some steps in this procedure may vary depending on the specific system used. Refer to the system’s documentation if necessary. The figure below shows the installation of an adapter in a typical system.
ZX408 Rear Transition IO Place in Corresponding Slot
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Do not use excessive force.
!
Observe proper Electro-Static Discharge prevention procedures at all times. Failure to do so may result in damage to the PCI Adapter or to the system.
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ZX478 CPCI Adapter
1. Turn off your system.
2. Discharge any static electricity from your body by touching the metal chassis, or by using an anti-static wrist strap. If you do not have a ground strap, maintain physical contact with the case to maintain the same electrical potential with the system.
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