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100BASE-TX cabling 17 link LED 36 operation 59 speciﬁcations 59

10BASE-T cabling 17 link LED 36 operation 58 speciﬁcations 59

3Com bulletin board service (3Com BBS) 45, 62

3Com icon, in Windows system tray removing 49

showing 38

3Com NIC Diagnostics program changing conﬁguration 54 starting 37

3Com support services 44 3Com URL 61 3ComFacts 63

A

accessing Help 43

online support 44

B

bulletin board service 45, 62

C

cabling

requirements 16, 57 speciﬁcations 17 troubleshooting 35

client 13

client/server networks 14

compliance, Year 2000 10 conﬁguration settings

changing 54 default 51 displaying 52

connecting to the network 20 conventions

notice icons, About This Guide 9 text, About This Guide 10

CPU utilization 51

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default conﬁguration settings 51 determining Windows 95 version 23 diagnostic tests

NIC Echo test 40 NIC self-tests 39

diagnostics program, starting 37 drivers, installing

Windows 95 version A 24 version B 26

Windows 98 28 Windows NT

version 3.51 31 version 4.0 30

duplex mode changing 54 default setting 51 viewing 52

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Echo test, running 40 EIA/TIA 568 standards 57 EISA slots 18

environmental operating range 57 Ethernet protocol

characteristics of 58 overview 14

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3Com 3CSOHO100 manual Index, Numbers

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Fast Ethernet Network Interface Card User Guide MODEL NO. 3CSOHO100-TXLifetime Limited Warranty Asia Part No. 09-1569-000 Published October OfﬁceConnect Fast Ethernet Network Interface Card User GuideMember of the 3Com OfficeConnect family 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LEGEND3 INSTALLING THE NETWORK DRIVER CONTENTS2 INSTALLING THE NETWORK INTERFACE CARD ABOUT THIS GUIDEA SPECIFICATIONS AND CABLING REQUIREMENTS 4 TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION PROBLEMS5 CONFIGURING THE NIC B TECHNICAL SUPPORT Access by Digital ModemGLOSSARY INDEX 3COM CORPORATION LIMITED WARRANTY World Wide Web SitePage Sample Network FIGURESConnecting the Network Cable to the NIC Inserting the NICText Conventions TABLESNotice Icons ABOUT THIS GUIDE Conventionsand buttons Year 2000 ComplianceMenu commands What This Chapter Covers GETTING STARTEDWhat This Guide Covers Understanding Networking Peer-to-Peer Networks Understanding NetworkingFor more information on networking, see the Client/Server NetworksEthernet and Fast Ethernet Networking Protocols Network Assistant CD included in your packageUnderstanding Network Interface Cards About the OfﬁceConnect NICRequired Software Required HardwareRequired Cabling NETWORK INTERFACE CARD INSTALLING THEPreparing for Installation Inserting the NIC 2 Turn the power off to the PC. Unplug thepower cable. Detach all other cables from the PC 1 Remove all jewelry from your hands and wrists7 Replace the PC cover Do not turn on the power to the PC6 Fasten the NIC with the backplate screw you removed in step 8 Reconnect any cables that you disconnected before you opened the PCConnecting the NIC to Your Network Figure 4 Connecting the Network Cable to the NICThe next step is to install the network driver. Go to Chapter 2 Insert the other end of the UTP cable into an active network portDo not turn on the power to the PC Connecting the NIC to Your NetworkPage 1 Right-click the My Computer icon, and then click Properties NETWORK DRIVERWindows INSTALLING THE2 Check the version number on the General screen, under System 2 Turn on the power to the PCWindows 95 Version A 7 Insert the Windows 95 CD in the CD-ROM drive, and then click OK You must reboot your PC to complete the installation5 Click OK 8 Remove the EtherDisk diskette from drive A, and then click Yes3 Insert the EtherDisk diskette in drive A, and then click Next 9 Enter your user name and password, and then click OKWindows 95 Version B 2 Turn on the power to the PC5 Click OK 4 Click Finish8 Insert the Windows 95 CD in the CD-ROM drive, and then click OK You must reboot your PC to complete the installation 10 Enter your user name and password, and then click OK9 Remove the EtherDisk diskette from drive A, and then click Yes 2 Turn on the power to the PC8 Click Finish 6 Click Next. Files are copied7 Insert the Windows 98 CD in the CD-ROM drive, and then click OK 9 Click Yes to restart the PCWindows NT 9 Click Close to continue the installationWindows NT 4 Click the Adapters tab6 Click Continue 4 Click Add Adapter5 Click the down arrow to expand the 2 Turn on the power to the PCWindows 95 and Windows Verifying Successful Installation10 Click OK in the Network Settings window 11 Remove the EtherDisk diskette from drive A2 Double-click Network adapters 1 Double-click the File Manager icon 1 Double-click the Network icon in the Control Panel2 Click the Adapters tab 2 From the Disk menu, select Connect Network DriveBasic Troubleshooting Tips TROUBLESHOOTINGINSTALLATION PROBLEMS Table 4 explains the LED states Interpreting the LEDsSee Figure 2 in Chapter 1 for a picture of the LEDs c Click 3nicdiag Starting the 3Com NIC Diagnostics Program1 Double-click the 3Com icon in the Windows system tray The 3Com NIC Diagnostics General screen Figure 10 appears 3 Click Cancel to exit the 3Com NIC Diagnostics program2 Click OK 1 Double-click the 3Com icon in the Windows system tray 3 Click the Diagnostics tabRunning the NIC Self-Tests 2 Click OKRunning the Echo Test 4 Click Start in the Self-Test panel3 On the ﬁrst PC the sending PC 1 On both PCsc Click 3nicdiag. d Click OK Figure 14 Echo Test Statistics Screen 42 CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION PROBLEMSFigure 13 Echo Test Sender Screen 2 Select 3Com NIC Utilities 3 Click 3nichelp Accessing the Help System1 From the Windows Start menu, select Programs 4 Click Release Notes Accessing 3Com Support Services2 Click OK 3 Click the Support tab. The Support screen appears 1 Double-click the 3Com icon in the Windows system tray2 Click OK 3 Click the Support tab 3 Double-click Network adapters Removing NIC Software2 Click the Device Manager tab 5 Click Remove 6 Click OK to conﬁrm the device removal1 In the Main Program window, double-click 4 Click Yes to conﬁrm the removal5 Click Close to close the Network screen 3 Click YesFrequently Asked Questions 4 Click OKDiagnostics program Frequently Asked QuestionsTable 5 Frequently Asked Questions continued QuestionPage CONFIGURING THE NIC case, select Minimize CPU Utilization3 Click OK Displaying Conﬁguration Settings2 Double-click the 3Com icon in the Windows system tray c Click 3nicdiagThe NIC Details screen Figure 17 appears 4 Click NIC DetailsDisplaying Conﬁguration Settings 2 Click OK 3 Click the Properties tab Changing Conﬁguration Settings5 Click OK to exit this screen 1 Double-click the 3Com icon in the Windows system tray5 Click OK to save values or Cancel to exit without saving values 4 Change the NIC’s conﬁgurationPage Power Requirements SPECIFICATIONS ANDPhysical Dimensions CABLING REQUIREMENTSUnshielded Twisted-Pair Cable 10BASE-T Operation100BASE-TX Speciﬁcations 10BASE-T Speciﬁcations100BASE-TX Operation Cabling RequirementsPage World Wide Web Site Online Technical ServicesTECHNICAL SUPPORT 3Com FTP SiteAccess by Digital Modem 3Com Bulletin Board ServiceAccess by Analog Modem 1 847 262Support from 3Com 3ComFacts Automated Fax ServiceSupport from Your Network Supplier 1 408 727Telephone Number Below is a list of worldwide technical telephone support numbersCountry Asia Paciﬁc RimReturning Products for Repair Returning Products for RepairTo obtain an RMA number, call or fax Fax Number CountryTelephone Number 66 APPENDIX B TECHNICAL SUPPORT10BASE-T BIOSGLOSSARY 100BASE-TXhalf-duplex Fast Ethernetfull-duplex networkserver switchpeer-to-peer network unshielded twisted pair UTP cablingPage INDEX NumbersPage INDEX Page OBTAINING WARRANTY SERVICE 3Com Corporation LIMITED WARRANTYYEAR 2000 WARRANTY HARDWARELIMITATION OF LIABILITY FCC CLASS B STATEMENTWARRANTIES EXCLUSIVE DISCLAIMERIMPORTANT Read Before Using This Product FCC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY3COM END USER SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT The Interference Handbook3Com is a registered trademark of 3Com Corporation