Testing ZX222 Adapters in DOS

1.Run the diagnostic program that came with your adapter to see if your adapter has been properly configured. Run DIAG222.EXE off your diskette by entering:

>DIAG222 LIST

2. You will see a list below.

DIAG222 Version x.xx for ZNYX NetBlaster ZX222 2/100 Mbps adapter

PCI BIOS Information: Version=2.10, Config Mechanism=1, Last Bus=2

Bus	Dev	Fn	Vendor Device		Rev	Type	Lat IL IRQ			Note
==========			=================			============	==========			=====
0	0	0	8086	1250	03	Host Bridge	20	-	-
0	7	0	8086	7000	01	PCI -ISA	00	-	-
0	7	1	8086	7010	00	IDE	20	-	-
1	5	0	1011	0019	30	Ethernet	40	A	3	ZX222
1	6	0	1011	0019	30	Ethernet	40	A	10	ZX222

3.You should see two Ethernet-type devices, and the “Note”column should indicate the devices to be ZX222’s. Each should have an IRQ (interrupt line), bus value, and a unique device number. If so, your card has been automatically configured. Make a note of the bus and device numbers and go on to the software installation section.

4.To test all channels of your adapter, run DIAG222 for each bus number and device number. For example, if you have a ZX222 and the bus number is 1 and the device numbers are 4 and 5, run:

>DIAG222 1 4 >DIAG222 1 5

5.If the DIAG222 program says:

Diagnostics successfully compl eted.

each time, proceed with the software installation.

System-Specific Configuration Requirements

The host computer program should automatically assign all system resources, such as I/O addresses and interrupt lines (IRQ).

Basic Troubleshooting

For all operating systems, we recommend that you try the following if you are having difficulty.

1.Make sure the board is securely seated in the slot.

2.Observe the LED’s. Each port on the ZX222 has a LINK (green) LED and an ACTIVITY (amber) LED. The green LED illuminates upon successfully establishing a link. The amber

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