User manual AOPEN AON315

[. . . ] About WOL WOL (Wake-On-LAN) is an ACPI function allowing a powered OFF computer to be powered ON from a remote station. ACPI (Advanced Configuration Power Interface) is a new technology and an open industry specification to provide power management support systems through hardware and operating system cooperation. To use the WOL feature, the NIC must be WOL capable and the motherboard of the PC (for which the card is installed) must be of ACPI architecture. While the powered OFF computer sleeps, the WOL NIC monitors LAN traffic for valid Wake-up frames. [. . . ] · 100M Indicator This LED indicator lights green when this adapter connected to 100Mbps Fast Ethernet Networks. If this adapter connected to 10Mbps Ethernet Network, the LED indicator lights off. · Collision/Full-duplex Indicator This LED indicator lights green when a respective port is in full duplex (FDX) mode. Otherwise, it is OFF for half duplex (HDX) operations. It blinking green when collisions are occurring on the respective port. Software Driver Support l l Diagnostic Program ODI Novell Client Dos and OS/2, Novell Client 32 for Dos, Netware Sever 3. x, 4. x, 5. 0 l NDIS 2. x, 3. x, 4. x, 5. 0 Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 95 OSR2, Windows 95, Windows NT, Microsoft WFW3. 11 l l SCO UNIX Linux Installation Installation of a 10/100Mbps PCI bus Fast Ethernet Card requires Hardware installation first, then BIOS and Software installation. Hardware Installation 1. Turn OFF the computer, unplug its power cord and open the computer case. Insert the contact edge of the 10/100Mbps PCI bus Fast Ethernet Card into the connector of any available PCI Bus Master expansion slot. Press the card firmly into the connector and ascertain that the card contacts are fully seated in the connector. For WOL model, connect the WOL cable to the NIC WOL connector. Both ends of the WOL cable are identical, so either and may be used. Install the bracket screw, which secures the card to the cincture chassis. Replace the computer' s case and connect the network cable to newly installed network card. Reconnect the computer' s power cord and plug it into the power outlet. 3. 5. BIOS Configuration Due to a fault in some Plug-n-Play BIOS programs, it happens occasionally that a newly installed adapter is assigned an Interrupt Number which is already assigned to another device. In such a case, the conflict of Interrupt Number will cause faults in the behavior of both devices. Then it is necessary to run the CMOS Setup utility, and manually assign a non-conflicting Interrupt Number. Driver Installation Before you connect the 10/100Mbps PCI bus Card to the network, you have to install the network driver first. The driver for each networking operating system is under a separate directory. A HELP. EXE file under root directory lists the information and detailed installation procedure of all the available drivers. Boot ROM Installation The optional Boot ROM device allows you to connect a diskless workstation to the network. [. . . ] Install the questioned adapter in another PCI computer and run the tests again. Remove all other PCI adapters from the computer and run the tests again. If the verification/diagnostic run is not normal, then there is probably an interrupt number conflict which will have to be resolved manually by a CMOS Setup utility run after you have reinstalled all of the expansion cards. SPECIFICATIONS IEEE 802. 3 10BASE-T IEEE802. 3u 100BASE-TX PCI Local Bus specification Rev. 2. 1 Host interface: PCI 2. 1 Bus (Bus Master) Data Bus Width: 32-bit PCI bus mastering Jumperless Hardware Auto-negotiation functionality Wake-On-Lan: AMD' s Magic Packet LED indicators: Link, Activity, 100M, COL/FDX Media Interface: RJ-45 Emissions: FCC Class B CE Certification, Class B VCCI-II Dimensions: 130mm x 65mm Storage Temperature: -25°C ~ 70°C Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 50°C Storage Humidity: 10%~ 90% noncondensing Operating Humidity: 10% ~70% non-condensing Power Consumption: 1. 25 Watts (maximum) Standards: FCC Compliance Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the regulations for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]