D-Link DGE-550SX Bedienungsanleitung

DGE-550SX

Gigabit Ethernet Network

Interface Card for

PCI Bus

User’s Guide

First Edition (October 2001)

6DGE550SX.01

Printed in Taiwan

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Table of Contents

OVERVIEW.................................................................1

Features......................................................................2

INSTALLATION...........................................................4

Unpack and Inspect......................................................4

Installing the Adapter....................................................4

Connecting the Network Cable.......................................5

Software Installation .....................................................6

TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................7

SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................8

DGE-550T 1000 Mbps PCI Adapter

Introduction 1

Overview

Thank you for choosing the D-Link DGE-550SX. This

introduction gives a general description of the newer

networking technologies found on the DGE-550SX.

This Network Interface Card (NIC) is designed to operate at

1000Mbps at full duplex. When running at 1000Mbps, it

provides a network throughput of 2Gbps in full-duplex mode.

The card supports IEEE 802.1p Traffic Prioritization for time-

sensitive and mission-critical traffic. With IEEE 802.1Q

multiple VLAN support, it provides VLAN tables that can

filter packets by recognized VLAN tags, strip VLAN tags

when received, and insert VLAN tags when transmitted.

VLANs can increase the efficiency and provide extra security

of your network.

The DGE-550SX provides IEEE802.3x Flow Control

Enhancements, which are needed for a network adapter to

function with a switch. In full-duplex mode, MAC implements

the PAUSE control function. This means when a switch is

connected in full-duplex mode and it senses that its buffer will

overflow in the near future, the switch will transmit one

standard Ethernet packet that causes the DGE-550SX to

pause for a period, thus avoiding internal buffer overflow and

packet loss.

DGE-550SX 1000 Mbps PCI Adapter

2Introduction

The NIC enables simple, scalable network migration,

providing the benefit of Gigabit Ethernet networking with the

familiarity of Ethernet.

Features

Designed for versatility and performance, the DGE-550SX

NIC provides the following:

•Hardware VLAN filtering.

•Chip-Level Internet Protocol (CLIP) for IP packet

processing.

•IEEE 802.3z compliant.

•Complies with the PCI v2.1 interface standard –

supporting operation at 33/66 MHz and 32/64 bit wide

data path.

•Full-duplex operation.

•On-board verification of IP header and TCP/UDP

checksum.

•On-board screening of VLAN-tagged packets –tagged in

compliance IEEE 802.3ac.

•IEEE 802.3z 1000Base-SX Gigabit Ethernet compliant.

•SC optical fiber connector, 850 nm wavelength.

•Transceiver lasers compliant with Laser AEL Class 1

standards and is safe for eye-viewing.

•Accepts 62.5 / 125 micron multi-mode fiber optic cable for

a maximum length of 260 meters.

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