COMPU-SHACK PRODUCTION, GMBH

CS-FDDI EISA-MMF-DAS

Card Type              Network Interface Card
NIC Type               FDDI
Maximum Onboard Memory Unidentified
Boot ROM               Available (location unidentified)
Network Transfer Rate  100Mbps
Topology               Ring
Wiring Type            Fiber optic cable
Data Bus               16-bit EISA

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                           CONNECTIONS

            Function                          Label

  Fiber-optic connector via MIC                CN1

                        USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS

               Function                    Label            Position

  »   Boot ROM disabled                    JP13/A             Open

      Boot ROM enabled                     JP13/A            Closed

  »   Factory configured - do not          JP13/E         Unidentified
      alter

  »   Factory configured - do not       JP21/pins 1 &     Unidentified
      alter                                  2

      Hard configuration mode           JP21/pins 3 &         Open
      selected                               4

      Soft configuration mode           JP21/pins 3 &        Closed
      selected                               4

                        BASE I/O ADDRESS SELECTION

         Address              JP13/B          JP13/C           JP13/D

          200h-21Fh           Closed          Closed           Closed

          220h-23Fh           Closed          Closed            Open

          240h-25Fh           Closed           Open            Closed

          280h-29Fh           Closed           Open             Open

  »       300h-31Fh            Open           Closed           Closed

          320h-33Fh            Open           Closed            Open

          340h-35Fh            Open            Open            Closed

                                       INTERRUPT SELECTION

   IRQ    JP2/A    JP2/B    JP2/C    JP2/D    JP2/E    JP2/F    JP2/G    JP2/H   JP2/I    JP2/J

      3    Open     Open     Open     Open    Open     Open     Open     Open     Open    Closed

      4    Open     Open     Open     Open    Open     Open     Open     Open    Closed    Open

  »   5    Open     Open     Open     Open    Open     Open     Open     Closed   Open     Open

      7    Open     Open     Open     Open    Open     Open     Closed   Open     Open     Open

      9    Open     Open     Open     Open    Open     Closed   Open     Open     Open     Open

      10   Open     Open     Open     Open    Closed   Open     Open     Open     Open     Open

      11   Open     Open     Open    Closed   Open     Open     Open     Open     Open     Open

      12   Open     Open    Closed    Open    Open     Open     Open     Open     Open     Open

      14   Open    Closed    Open     Open    Open     Open     Open     Open     Open     Open

      15  Closed    Open     Open     Open    Open     Open     Open     Open     Open     Open

                             DIAGNOSTIC LED(S)

   LED         Color         Status                 Condition

  LED1      Unidentified       On         See conditions in note below

  LED1      Unidentified       Off        See conditions in note below

  LED2      Unidentified     On/Off               Unidentified

  LED3         Yellow          On                 Data is being
                                              transmitted/received

  LED3         Yellow          Off              Data is not being
                                              transmitted/received

  LED4         Green           On            Ring connection is good

  LED4         Green           Off          Ring connection is broken

  Note: LED1 varies depending on model. Red (On: Illegal connection, Off:
  Valid connection); or Orange (On: Line error alarm activated, Off: Line
  error alarm not activated).

                              TECHNICAL NOTE

  Note: When the board is operated in soft configuration mode, jumpers
  JP13 and JP2 must be open. JP21/pins 1 & 2 function to toggle I/O
  address selection. If an I/O address collision is detected during
  installation, the shunt on JP21/pins 1 & 2 can be changed (while the PC
  is running) to force the software to try the next larger I/O address.
  For example, if a collision is detected using I/O address 300h,
  removing shunt on JP21/pins 1 & 2 will force the software to try I/O
  address 320h.