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Explains how to navigate and utilize the information presented in the user guide.
Details the typographical and symbolic conventions employed throughout the document for clarity.
Outlines the main capabilities, including Plug and Play, DynamicAccess, and PACE technologies.
Provides a high-level summary of the steps required to install the network interface card.
Step-by-step instructions for physically inserting the network card into the PC.
Describes how to connect the NIC to the network using RJ-45, BNC, and AUI ports.
Explains the function of the Link LED indicator on the NIC.
Detailed procedure for installing network drivers on Windows 95 systems.
Instructions for installing drivers on Windows NT versions 4.0 and 3.51.
Guide for installing drivers in NetWare, DOS, and Windows for Workgroups environments.
Instructions on using the AutoLink program for NetWare setup and configuration.
Information on installing drivers for other supported network operating systems.
Steps for initial configuration of the 3C509B NIC using the setup utility.
Procedures for changing ISA to EISA or EISA to ISA configurations.
Explains how to modify settings like Plug and Play, Boot PROM, and driver optimization.
Steps to configure PACE settings, including applications, ranges, and advanced options.
Basic troubleshooting steps for common NIC issues and connection problems.
Guidance on running and interpreting the diagnostic tests provided on the EtherDisk.
Methods for obtaining additional information when diagnostic tests fail.
Steps to resolve conflicts with I/O Base Address and Interrupt Request Level in Windows.
Tips for troubleshooting network connectivity issues related to cables and hubs.
Answers to common questions and solutions for recurring problems with the NIC.
Lists physical dimensions, environmental range, and power requirements for the NIC.
Details the pinout configurations for RJ-45 and AUI connectors.
Specifies the types of cables required for proper network connectivity.
Information on accessing support via the World Wide Web, BBS, fax, and online forums.
Guidance on contacting network suppliers, 3Com support, and returning products for repair.
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