HP Kayak XW 04xx HP 10BT/100TX Night Director/100 Ethernet Card Installation G - Page 23

AMD PCnet-FAST Chip, Flash Support, External Start, Connector, LAN Connection Status, LED Light

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1 Installing the HP LAN Card HP LAN Card Specifications Technical Specifications of the HP LAN Card AMD PCnet-FAST Chip • Compatible with ISO 8802.3 and Ethernet standards. • Direct interface to PCI. • Burst support. • 32-bit Bus Master architecture with integrated DMA buffer management. • Full duplex. • Magic Packet support. • Optional Boot PROM for disk-less node application. • Automatic port selection. Flash Support • Disk-less node application. This enables booting from a server on the network instead of from a system resource (hard disk, diskette drive or a CD-ROM drive). • Virus Scan support via the Flash socket (not part of the HP LAN kit). • TCP/IP Boot Flash support (not part of the HP LAN kit). External Start Connector • RPO (when the PC is turned off) and RWU (when the PC is in sleep mode) signals are supplied through this connector. LAN Connection Status There is an LED on the rear of the HP LAN card which indicates the LED (Light) LAN connection status as follows: • Off - when there is no autonegotiation response (for example, when the LAN cable is not connected to the network HUB). • Blinking - during autonegotiation. • Green (ON) - the connection has passed the autonegotiation and a link has been established between the HP LAN card and the network HUB/Switch. English 15 23

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Installing the HP LAN Card
HP LAN Card Specifications
Technical Specifications of the HP LAN Card
AMD PCnet-FAST Chip
•
Compatible with ISO 8802.3 and Ethernet standards.
•
Direct interface to PCI.
•
Burst support.
•
32-bit Bus Master architecture with integrated DMA buffer
management.
•
Full duplex.
•
Magic Packet support.
•
Optional Boot PROM for disk-less node application.
•
Automatic port selection.
Flash Support
•
Disk-less node application. This enables booting from a server on the
network instead of from a system resource (hard disk, diskette drive
or a CD-ROM drive).
•
Virus Scan support via the Flash socket (not part of the HP LAN kit).
•
TCP/IP Boot Flash support (not part of the HP LAN kit).
External Start
Connector
•
RPO (when the PC is turned off) and RWU (when the PC is in sleep
mode) signals are supplied through this connector.
LAN Connection Status
LED (Light)
There is an LED on the rear of the HP LAN card which indicates the
LAN connection status as follows:
•
Off - when there is no autonegotiation response (for example, when
the LAN cable is not connected to the network HUB).
•
Blinking - during autonegotiation.
•
Green (ON) - the connection has passed the autonegotiation and a
link has been established between the HP LAN card and the network
HUB/Switch.
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