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PCI NETWORK INTERFACE CARDS
TRANSITION Networks
revision 2.1 and 2.2, and with both IEEE 802.3 | ||
One (1) ST, SC, or | |
| (indicated as xx) to |
One (1) ST, SC, or | |
| (indicated as xx) to |
Two (2) ST, SC, or | |
| connections (indicated as xx) to 100BASE- |
| FX. |
| Two (2) ST, SC, or |
| connections (indicated as xx) to |
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*The adapter remains at 100Mbps when possible. Should the 100Mbps network become unavailable, the adapter seamlessly switches activity to 10Mbps and continuously monitors the network for a restored link. When 100Mbps is restored, the adapter seamlessly switches back to 100Mbps.
†Network Redundancy If cable is installed at both connections on the
LED Indicators
RX TX
ACT STA SEL
COL FD MP
COL FD MP
ACT STA SEL
RX TX
The two LEDs closest to each connector shows link status and activity for that port. Collision,
ACT(ivity) | Flashing LED indicates link is passing traffic |
| Dark LED indicates link is idle. NOTE: If link is unavailable, indicator is dark. |
COL(lisiion) | Flashing LED indicates collision in active network. |
F(ull) D(uplex) | Steady LED indicates full duplex mode. |
| Dark LED indicates half duplex mode. |
STAT(us) | Steady LED indicates link is up. |
| Flashing LED indicates link is unavailable. To correct, verify that the RX port is cabled |
| to the TX port at the far end of the cable, and vice versa. Also verify that the |
| equipment is functioning at the far end and that the cabling does not exceed IEEE |
| 802.3(u) recommended lengths. |
M(agic) P(acket) | Flashing LED indicates the NIC received a valid Magic Packet to “wake up” the PC. |
SEL(ect) | Steady LED indicates that adjacent port is active. |
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