Linksys HPN100SK manual Environmental Specifications

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Linksys HomeLink Series

HomeLink Telephone (RJ-11) Cabling

The telephone cables you use should be standard telephone cables like the ones you use every day in your home. The RJ-11 cabling has RJ-11 tips and four colored wires.

Note: If you are only sharing Internet access between 2 PCs, you can connect your modem directly to your HomeLink Card using a standard telephone cable. However, if you are sharing Internet access among more than two computers, it is strongly recommended that you obtain a two-way splitter for your phone jack, or that you find another wall phone jack for your modem connection.

Forcing the HomeLink Card to supply modem data from the Internet to multi- ple computers may result in a failed or unstable network connection.

Phoneline Network Card & Network in a Box

Specifications

 

Model Numbers

HPN100, HPN100SK

Standards

HomePNA Version 1.0, IEEE 802.3,

 

PC98, PC99, and NetPC

Topology

Daisy Chain (Phoneline)

 

Star (Ethernet)

Protocol

CSMA/CD

Speed

1Mbps (Phoneline)

 

10Mbps (Ethernet)

Ports

2 RJ-11 Ports,

 

1 10BaseT RJ-45 Port

 

(Mutually Exclusive)

Cabling Type

Standard Copper RJ-11 (Phoneline)

 

Category 5 UTP or Better (Ethernet)

LEDs

Link, Activity

Bus Type

32-Bit PCI Version 2.1 Compliant

 

Environmental Specifications

Dimensions

5.2" x 4.75" x 0.75"

Weight

3 oz.

Power

5 watts maximum

Certifications

FCC Class B, CE Mark Commercial

Operating Temperature

0°C to 55°C (32°F to 130°F)

Storage Temperature

-40° to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F)

Operating Humidity

10% to 85% Non-Condensing

Storage Humidity

5% to 90% Non-Condensing

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Contents HomeLink Phoneline Network Card Copyright & Trademarks Introduction ContentsHow Does HomeLink Networking Work? FeaturesSharing Your Resources Package ContentsSharing Your Internet Connection with Your Network Using Your HomeLink Card in a Ethernet Network Installing Your HomeLink CardBefore You Begin Installing RJ-11 Telephone Cabling Installing Your CablingCard Installing the Driver SoftwareInstalling RJ-45 Ethernet Cabling Preparing to Install the HomeLink SoftwareFound window will pop up for a moment Windows 98 Driver SetupInstalling the HomeLink Network Driver Start up your Windows 98 PC. a New HardwareLinksys HomeLink Series Installing the Network Driver Windows 95 Driver SetupLinksys HomeLink Series Linksys HomeLink Series Installing the NT 4.0 Network Driver Windows NT 4.0 Driver SetupLinksys HomeLink Series Internet LanBridge Overview Internet LanBridgeMake Sure Your Network is Functioning Installing Internet LanBridge on Client PCs Installing Internet LanBridge on Your Server PCUninstalling Internet LanBridge Using Internet LanBridgeWinGate and Other Internet Sharing Software TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Hints for Windows PCs SolutionsSolution General Troubleshooting Tips ProblemInstalling Multiple Network Cards Ethernet Configuration Changing Card SettingsAppendix Introduction Mode SelectionPhoneline Configuration About Plug-and-Play PCI TechnologyJumper Changes Plug-and-Play Bios listWindows 95 Version a Driver Setup No Changes AllowedPreparing to Use File and Printer Sharing File and Printer SharingEnabling Printer Sharing on Your Network Enabling File Sharing on Your NetworkStarting Over in Windows 95 Adding IPX/SPX-Compatible Protocol Manually Installing Windows Network ComponentsChanging Computer Names or Workgroup Names Adding Client for Microsoft NetworksLinux, Open Source and Beta Operating Systems Adding NetBEUITypes of Cabling ReferencesEthernet Cabling Environmental Specifications SpecificationsCustomer Support T p / / w w w. l i n k s y s . c o m