HP D7522A 10/100 3Com 3C905C-TX Bedienungsanleitung

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D7523A

HP 10/100 3Com 3C905C-TX

Network Interface Card

Installation Guide

Network Interface Card

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What’s in the Network Kit?

The Network Kit includes the following items:

Installation Requirements

Supported Operating Systems

•Windows 95 SR2 or later

•Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition

•Windows NT 4.0 and Service Pack 3, 4 or 5

The driver installation diskettes contain drivers for other network

operating systems. For more information on installing these drivers,

refer to the Readme files provided on the installation diskettes. The

latest drivers are available on HP’s Web site.

Supported Platforms

To find out in which PCs you can install a 3C905C-TX card, go to the

following HP Web site:

www.hp.com/go/pcaccessories

Component Quantity in Network Kit

D7522A D7523A

HP 10/100 3Com 3C905C-TX

network interface card (NIC) 110

LAN driver diskettes 3 3

Remote Wake-Up cable 1 10

This Installation Guide 11

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NT Service Pack

If an NT service pack is already installed on the PC, it must be re-

installed after the card and software have been installed. When

using the HP preloaded NT 4.0 software, the latest service pack can

be found in the C:\I386\SP

directory.

On some platforms you also have to reinstall certain drivers after

you install the Service Pack. Refer to your PC documentation for

more information.

Operating System Master Diskettes

During the software installation you will need to have your

operating system master diskettes or CD-ROM available.

When using HP preloaded operating system software, the master

files can be found in the following directories:

•C:\I386 (Windows NT 4.0)

•C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\CABS (Windows 95 and Windows 98)

Remote Wake-Up and Remote Power-On Support

Your network interface card provides features that allow other

network users to:

•Wake up your PC from Standby mode – Remote Wake-Up.

•Start it up when it is shutdown – Remote Power-On.

In terms of hardware, you normally need to connect a cable

between the network card and the PC’s system board. This cable is

known as a Wake-on-LAN cable and it connects to the Remote

Wake-Up (often marked as WOL) connectors. Some recent PCs

implement a new standard of the PCI socket for the network card.

This new socket eliminates the need to use the Wake-on-LAN cable.

Connecting the cable in a PC that doesn’t need it should not cause

any problems but it is not recommended.

For either approach you will need to configure your PC’s BIOS using

the Setup program to enable the network features.

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Installation Requirements

In order to operate the Remote Wake-Up and Remote Power-On

features correctly, the network card needs to interact with the

power management solution used by your PC and operating system.

Generally, recent PCs will support two different implementations of

power management, APM and ACPI. Your network interface card

will work with either power management solution but support for

Remote Wake-Up and Remote Power-On is dependent on the

operating system and, in some cases, the version of the operating

system you are using.

Manageability and DMI

The DMI Component Code for your network interface card enables

DMI instrumentation for asset management, local and remote client

administration. This means that your card’s configuration status can

be viewed and modified using a standard DMI browser such as HP

TopTools.

For more information and to download the DMI Component Code

for your network card, go to the following HP web site:

www.hp.com/go/toptools

Operating

System

Power Management

Solution

Remote Wake-Up

Support

Remote Power-On

Support

Windows 95 APM Yes Yes

Windows 98 APM Yes Yes

ACPI No Yes

Windows 98

Second Edition

APM Not Supported Not Supported

ACPI Yes1No

Windows NT 4.0 None No Standby Mode Yes

1. By default, Remote Wake-Up is disabled.

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Supported Network Drivers

The following network drivers are supported by HP:

Network Operating System README

(for driver installation) Network Driver Name

Windows 95

(Microsoft and NetWare clients)

W95NDIS.TXT EL90XBC3.SYS

EL90XBC4.SYS

Windows 95 NDIS 2 W95NDIS.TXT EL90X.DOS

Windows 98

(Microsoft and NetWare clients)

WIN98.TXT EL90XBC5.SYS

Windows NT 3.51

(Microsoft and NetWare clients)

WINNT.TXT EL90XBC3.SYS

Windows NT 4.0

(Microsoft and NetWare clients)

WINNT.TXT EL90XBC4.SYS

NetWare client for DOS, Windows

3.1, and Windows for Workgroups

AUTOLINK.TXT

(AUTOLINK directory)

3C90X.COM

Windows for Workgroups

(NetWare)

WFWNETWR.TXT 3C90X.COM

Windows for Workgroups (NDIS 2) WFWNDIS.TXT EL90X.DOS

Windows for Workgroups (NDIS 3) WFWNDIS.TXT EL90X.386

Microsoft LAN Manager - EL90X.DOS

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Overview of the Installation Procedure

Non-Supported Network Drivers

The following network drivers are provided on the

EtherDisk®diskettes but are not supported by HP:

Overview of the Installation Procedure

CAUTION Your PC and network interface card can be permanently damaged by

static electricity. Before handling the card, touch the unpainted part

of your PC’s metal chassis. Maintain grounding by wearing a wrist

strap attached to the chassis. Handle the card by its backplate and

top edge. Do not touch the edge connector.

Installing the 3C905C-TX NIC is a 4-step process. You need to:

•Install the card in your PC.

•Connect the card to the network.

•Update LAN-specific fields in the HP PC Setup utility.

•Install the driver software.

After you complete the installation, you can use the NIC Doctor

software to troubleshoot any problems.

Network Operating System Network Driver Name

Banyan VINES EL90X.DOS

Artisoft LANtastic EL90X.DOS

IBM LAN SERVER (DOS) EL90X.DOS

IBM LAN SERVER (OS/2) EL90X.OS2

DEC PATHWORKS EL90X.DOS (DOS) and

3C90X.COM (Netware)

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Installing the Network Interface Card

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Installing the Network Interface Card

WARNING For your safety, never remove the PC’s cover without first removing

the power cord, data cables and any connection to a

telecommunications network. Always replace the cover before

switching on again.

For complete information on how to install an accessory card, refer

to your PC’s documentation. This is available from your PC’s

support web site (refer to page 21.) The following steps are given as

a guide:

1With the PC turned off, disconnect the power cord and any connection

to a telecommunications network, and then remove the cover.

2Choose an empty PCI slot. If you do not know how to identify a

PCI slot, refer to your PC’s documentation.

3Remove the metal slot cover.

4Depending on the PC model, you may need to remove the

accessory slot’s retaining bracket. Refer to your PC’s

documentation, if necessary.

5Insert the card into the accessory slot without bending it.

6Connect the

Remote Wake-

Up cable to the

connector on

the card and to

connector on

the system

board or

backplane.

For the

position of the Remote Wake-Up connector, “3C905C-TX NIC

Specifications” on page 22.

Refer to your PC’s documentation for the position of the

connector on the system board or backplane.

7Secure the card by replacing the slot cover screw or the retaining

bracket and its screw, as appropriate.

8Replace the cover. Reconnect the power cord and any

connection to a telecommunications network.

Example position of

Remote Wake-Up

connector.

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Connecting to the Network

Connect the network cable to the RJ-45 UTP (Unshielded Twisted

Pair) LAN connector. The LAN card supports both 10 Mbits/s and

100 Mbits/s operation.

Remote Wake-Up

The network interface card is able to wake the PC from a sleep state

if it receives a special sequence (known as a Magic PacketTM) from

the network.

RJ-45 UTP

Connector

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Updating LAN-specific Fields in the HP PC Setup Utility

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Updating LAN-specific Fields in the HP PC

Setup Utility

You need to check that the BIOS is configured to use your network

card’s features. To do this, use the HP PC Setup utility.

Starting the HP PC

Setup Utility

1Restart the PC.

2Press F2 when F2=Setup is displayed on the screen during

startup. The opening window of the HP PC Setup utility is

displayed.

Which Fields Need

Updating?

You need to check, and update if necessary, all the fields that are

LAN-related. On some PCs you may need to enable the LAN

features.

Enable Plug-and-

Play for Windows

95 and Windows

If you are using Windows 95 SR2 or Windows 98 you need to ensure

that the Plug-and-Play Operating System setting of the BIOS is

enabled. If the Main menu has Running Windows 95, Plug and Play OS or

another item to select the operating system, set it to Ye s or Enabled.

Disable Plug-and-

Play for Windows

NT 4.0

If you are using Windows NT 4.0 you need to ensure that the Plug-

and-Play Operating System setting of the BIOS is disabled. If the

Main menu has Running Windows 95, Plug and Play OS or another item

to select the operating system, set it to No or Other.

Update the LAN

Settings

Configure any Setup settings for the LAN interface using the

following information as a guide. The names used in your version of

the Setup program may be different to those shown.

If you want to boot from the network ( “Frequently Asked

Questions” on page 18):

•Check that Security ➜ Boot Devices Security ➜ Start from Network is

enabled.

•Change the boot order so that Network appears first (Advanced ➜

Advanced CMOS Setup ➜ 1st Boot Device <Network>).

If you want to wake-up your PC from the network:

•Check that the PC can be woken from the network (Power ➜

Suspend Wakeup ➜ Network [Enabled]).

If you want to power-on your PC from the network:

•Check that the PC can be powered-on from the network (Power

➜ Power-On ➜ Network [Enabled]).

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