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GX27-3940-02
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IBM CREDIT CARD ADAPTER FOR ETHERNET
INSTALLATION AND TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
INCLUDING SUPPORT FOR:
CARD SERVICES 2.0
DOS
OS/2
GX27-3940-02
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IBM CREDIT CARD ADAPTER FOR ETHERNET
INSTALLATION AND TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
INCLUDING SUPPORT FOR:
CARD SERVICES 2.0
DOS
OS/2
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+--- NOTE -----------------------------------------------------------+
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│ Before using this information and the product it supports, be sure │
│ to read the general information under "Notices" on page 5. │
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THIRD EDITION (AUGUST 1993)
This edition applies to Version 1.2 for the IBM Credit Card Adapter
for Ethernet.
(C) COPYRIGHT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION 1992, 1993.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Note to U.S. Government Users -- Documentation related to restricted
rights -- Use, duplication or disclosure is subject to restrictions
set forth in GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
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CONTENTS
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NOTICES 5
Safety 5
Electronic Emissions Notice 5
Trademarks 6
Related Publications 7
INTRODUCING THE IBM CREDIT CARD ADAPTER FOR ETHERNET 9
Credit Card Adapter Kit Contents 9
Preparing for Installation with DOS 11
Preparing for Installation with OS/2 12
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 13
DOS Installation Overview 13
OS/2 Installation Overview 15
Installing the Credit Card Adapter Software 19
INSTALLING/INSERTING AND REMOVING THE CREDIT CARD ADAPTER 23
Installing the Credit Card Adapter 23
Removing the Credit Card Adapter 24
PROBLEM DETERMINATION 25
Running the Credit Card Adapter Diagnostics Program 26
SAFETY NOTICE 29
APPENDIX. MEDIA ACCESS MODULE (MAM) SPECIFICATIONS 31
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NOTICES
_______
References in this publication to IBM products, programs, or services do not
imply that IBM intends to make these available in all countries in which IBM
operates. Any reference to an IBM product, program, or service is not
intended to state or imply that only IBM's product, program, or service may
be used. Any functionally equivalent product, program, or service that does
not infringe any of IBM's intellectual property rights may be used instead of
the IBM product, program, or service. Evaluation and verification of
operation in conjunction with other products, except those expressly
designated by IBM, is the user's responsibility.
IBM may have patents or pending patent applications covering subject matter
in this document. The furnishing of this document does not give you any
license to these patents. You can send license inquiries, in writing, to the
IBM Director of Commercial Relations, IBM Corporation, Purchase, NY 10577.
SAFETY
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A safety notice is printed in this manual. The DANGER notice warns you of
conditions or procedures that can result in death or severe personal injury.
Before you set up, install, or operate this IBM product, you first should
become familiar with the related safety information. See "Safety Notice" on
page 29 if you do not clearly understand the safety information in this
manual.
WORLD TRADE SAFETY INFORMATION
Some countries require that safety information contained in publications be
presented in their national languages. See "Safety Notice" on page 29 for
the translations of the DANGER notice.
ELECTRONIC EMISSIONS NOTICE
___________________________
The following statement applies to this IBM product. The statement for other
IBM products intended for use with this product will appear in their
accompanying manuals.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) STATEMENT
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
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interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in order to
meet FCC emission limits. IBM is not responsible for any radio or television
interference caused by using other than recommended cables and connectors or
by unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized
changes or modifications could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
This equipment does not exceed Class A limits per radio noise emissions for
digital apparatus, set out in the Radio Interference Regulation of the
Canadian Department of Communications. Operation in a residential area may
cause unacceptable interference to radio and TV reception requiring the owner
or operator to take whatever steps are necessary to correct the interference.
AVIS DE CONFORMITE AUX NORMES DU MINISTERE DES COMMUNICATIONS DU CANADA
Cet equipement ne depasse pas les limites de Classe A d'emission de bruits
radioelectriques pour les appareils numeriques, telles que prescrites par le
Reglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique etabli par le ministere des
Communications du Canada. L'exploitation faite en milieu residentiel peut
entrainer le brouillage des receptions radio et tele, ce qui obligerait le
proprietaire ou l'operateur a prendre les dispositions necessaires pour en
eliminer les causes.
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TRADEMARKS
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The following terms, denoted by an asterisk (*) in this publication, are
trademarks of IBM Corporation in the United States or other countries or
both.
IBM Operating System/2
Extended Services OS/2
Micro Channel
The following terms, denoted by a double asterisk (**) in this publication,
are trademarks of other companies:
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Intel Intel Corporation
Microsoft Microsoft Corporation
MS-DOS Microsoft Corporation
NetWare Novell, Inc.
Novell Novell, Inc.
Toshiba Toshiba America, Inc.
RELATED PUBLICATIONS
____________________
Refer to these publications for additional information:
o Local Area Network Credit Card Adapters Technical Reference, SC30-3585
___________________________________________________________
o Local Area Network Technical Reference, SC30-3383
______________________________________
o Supplement to LAN Technical Reference, SD21-0049
_____________________________________
o NTS/2 LAN Adapter and Protocol Support Configuration Guide, S96F-8489
__________________________________________________________
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INTRODUCING THE IBM CREDIT CARD ADAPTER FOR ETHERNET
____________________________________________________
The IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet (Credit Card Adapter) is a
credit-card-sized adapter that provides an interface between computer systems
and Ethernet networks. The Credit Card Adapter is designed to operate in
computer systems having Personal Computer Memory Card International
Association (PCMCIA) Release 2.0, Type II slots. The Credit Card Adapter
complies with PCMCIA and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers (IEEE) 802.3 standards.
The Credit Card Adapter uses the following computer system software programs
and PCMCIA services to operate:
REQUIRED SYSTEM SOFTWARE
o IBM* or Microsoft** Disk Operating System (DOS) Version 5.0 (or higher)
OR
IBM Operating System/2* (OS/2*) Version 2.1 (with Card Services 2.0)
o Ethernet network operating system software
SUPPORTED PCMCIA ENVIRONMENTS
o PCMCIA Card Services Version 2.0
o IBM-provided connectivity enablers for DOS (provided with this Credit
Card Adapter)
The IBM-provided connectivity enablers are used if your computer system
does not support Card Services. The installation program determines your
operating environment and, if required, prompts you to select the
appropriate enabler software.
CREDIT CARD ADAPTER KIT CONTENTS
________________________________
In addition to this manual, your kit contains the following items:
o IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet (also described as adapter)
_______
o Adapter sleeve
The sleeve is provided to store the adapter and keep it clean.
o Product warranty and registration card
You will find the product warranty on a separate card. Keep it for your
records.
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o Media Access Module (MAM)
This Credit Card Adapter kit contains either an Ethernet 10BASE2 MAM or
an Ethernet 10BASE-T MAM. The MAM consists of a short cable with
connectors at both ends. One end of the cable is used to connect the
cable to the adapter and the other is used to connect to the network
cable. See the Appendix, "Media Access Module (MAM) Specifications" on
page 31 for more information.
o IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet diskette Version 1.2 (3-1/2 inch)
If your Credit Card Adapter installation diskette is damaged, in the
United States and Canada, you can call the IBM Personal Computer Company
Bulletin Board System (BBS) at (404) 835-6600. You can download a copy
of the diskette from the BBS by using a modem. Outside of the United
States or Canada, contact your IBM marketing representative.
The diskette includes the following files:
FILE NAME DESCRIPTION
READ.ME The READ.ME file contains important, supplemental,
technical information about how to configure your computer
system and Credit Card Adapter.
INSTALL.EXE The installation program loads a device driver and a
connectivity enabler if needed. It gives you the option of
choosing the driver that is compatible with your network
operating system.
xxxxx.SYS A connectivity enabler for DOS without Card Services 2.0.
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The specific enablers are:
POINTETH.SYS Intel** 82365 PCMCIA (or compatible)
controller point enabler
TOSHETH.SYS Toshiba** T3300SL PCMCIA controller point
enabler
PCMNICCS.DOS A Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) device
driver for DOS.
PCMNICCS.OS2 NDIS device driver for OS/2.
PCMDMCS.COM An Open Data-Link Interface (ODI) device driver for
Novell** NetWare** network operating software for DOS.
PCMDMCS.SYS An ODI device driver for Novell NetWare network operating
software with OS/2.
ECCTEST.EXE The Adapter Diagnostics program for DOS that is used to
test the Credit Card Adapter and the network link.
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PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION WITH DOS
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To install the Credit Card Adapter, you need the Credit Card Adapter diskette
and the following items:
o A computer system with a PCMCIA Release 2.0, Type II card slot
o IBM PC-DOS or Microsoft** MS-DOS** Version 5.0 (or higher), installed
o PCMCIA Card Services Version 2.0 and PCMCIA Socket Services Version 2.0
if you want to use the card services or socket services programming
interfaces
o Resource Map Utility, which is included with your computer system's
reference diskettes, installed
o One of the following network operating system software programs for
Ethernet:
- IBM Local Area Network (LAN) Support Program, Version 1.3 (or higher)
- Novell NetWare Version 3.11 (or higher)
o One of the following connections to the LAN:
- A coaxial T-connector for use with the 10BASE2 MAM
You need a 50-ohm terminator for the 10BASE2 MAM if the connection is
at the end of a segment.
- An RJ-45 modular jack for use with the 10BASE-T MAM
See the Appendix, "Media Access Module (MAM) Specifications" on page 31
for the specifications on each type of MAM.
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PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION WITH OS/2
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To install the Credit Card Adapter, you need the Credit Card Adapter diskette
and the following items:
o A computer system with a PCMCIA Release 2.0, Type II card slot
o IBM OS/2 Version 2.1, installed with PCMCIA Card Services Version 2.0.
(Card Services Version 2.0 is included with OS/2 Version 2.1)
o PCMCIA Socket Services Version 2.0 (for OS/2) and Resource Map Utility
(for OS/2, which is included with your computer system's reference
diskettes), installed
o One of the following Ethernet network software programs:
- Network Transport Services/2 (NTS/2), which includes the LAN adapter
and protocol support (LAPS)
- Any of the following programs, which contain the LAN adapter and
protocol support (LAPS): OS/2 Extended Services* 1.0, LAN Server 2.0,
LAN Server 3.0, or TCP/IP for OS/2
- Novell NetWare Requester for OS/2
o One of the following connections to the LAN:
- A coaxial T-connector for use with the 10BASE2 MAM
You need a 50-ohm terminator for the 10BASE2 MAM if the connection is
at the end of a segment.
- An RJ-45 modular jack for use with the 10BASE-T MAM
See the Appendix, "Media Access Module (MAM) Specifications" on page 31
for the specifications on each type of MAM.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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DANGER
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
│ TO AVOID A SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT CONNECT OR DISCONNECT ANY CABLES OR │
│ PERFORM INSTALLATION OR MAINTENANCE OF THIS PRODUCT DURING AN ELECTRICAL │
│ STORM. │
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Before installing the Credit Card Adapter, be sure that the following tasks
have been completed:
o You have installed the software listed in "Preparing for Installation
with DOS" on page 11 or "Preparing for Installation with OS/2" on
page 12 according to the instructions provided with the software.
o You have a connection available to the Ethernet network.
The READ.ME file on the diskette contains information to help you configure
and customize the adapter memory, I/O, interrupts, and other parameters for
your computer system. Most users can use the default parameters that are
provided by the Credit Card Adapter installation program.
INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENTS
Use the procedures in this section to install the Credit Card Adapter when
using either:
o DOS and either of the following:
IBM LAN Support Program environment (page 14)
Novell NetWare environment (page 15)
o OS/2 and either of the following:
IBM communication program environments with IBM LAPS (page 16)
Novell NetWare environment (page 18)
DOS INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
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The DOS-compatible installation environments are described in this section.
Use the installation procedures in one of the following sections to perform
the steps necessary for a successful installation.
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OVERVIEW - INSTALLATION WITH IBM LAN SUPPORT PROGRAM (FOR DOS)
Perform the following installation steps for the Credit Card Adapter when
using DOS and the IBM LAN Support Program (LSP) environment:
1. Run the installation aid that is included with the IBM LSP.
NOTES:
a. During the LSP installation process, indicate that you have an
adapter option diskette.
b. Make a note of the LSP installation directory name. You will need
the directory name when you perform the installation procedures that
are referred to in step 2.
c. While running the LSP installation aid, when you are prompted for the
option diskette, insert the IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet
diskette to load the IBM-supplied NDIS driver.
2. Install the Credit Card Adapter software using the installation
procedures in "Installing the Credit Card Adapter Software" on page 19.
During the installation procedures, select the option for the NDIS
environment for DOS.
3. Install the adapter using the instructions in "Installing the Credit Card
Adapter" on page 23.
4. Install the network workstation operating system software (for example,
DOS LAN Requester or PC LAN Program) using the installation procedures
that are supplied with the programs.
5. If any error messages are displayed after you have installed the Credit
Card Adapter in the previous step, see "Running the Credit Card Adapter
Diagnostics Program" on page 26 to help resolve the errors.
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OVERVIEW - INSTALLATION WITH NOVELL NETWARE (FOR DOS)
Perform the following installation steps for the Credit Card Adapter when
using DOS and the Novell NetWare environment.
1. Use either the Novell NetWare instructions or workstation copy commands
to copy the NetWare files to your computer system's disk drive. The
following Novell NetWare files must be copied from the NetWare
installation diskettes to your computer system:
o LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, and NETX.COM
NOTE: Make a note of the directory name to which the NetWare files are
copied. You will need the directory name when you perform the
installation procedures that are referred to in step 2.
2. Install the Credit Card Adapter software using the installation
procedures in "Installing the Credit Card Adapter Software" on page 19.
During the installation procedures, select the option for the Novell
NetWare environment for DOS.
3. Install the adapter using the instructions in "Installing the Credit Card
Adapter" on page 23.
4. If any error messages are displayed after you have installed the Credit
Card Adapter in the previous step, see "Running the Credit Card Adapter
Diagnostics Program" on page 26 to help resolve the errors.
NOTES:
1. After installation is complete, run the following commands to access the
LAN:
LSL NetWare Link Support Layer program
PCMDMCS IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet device driver
IPXODI NetWare ODI Network driver
NETX NetWare workstation shell
2. If you want your computer to start the communication programs
automatically, add the commands in Note 1 to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
OS/2 INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
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The OS/2-compatible installation environments are described in this section.
Use the installation procedures in one of the following sections to perform
the steps necessary for a successful installation.
When installing the Credit Card Adapter in an OS/2 environment, run the
Credit Card Adapter installation program in a DOS window.
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OVERVIEW - INSTALLATION WITH IBM COMMUNICATION PROGRAMS (AND NDIS) (FOR OS/2)
Use the installation steps in this section when you have OS/2 and any of the
following LAN communication programs:
o Network Transport Services/2 (NTS/2)
o OS/2 Extended Services Version 1.0
o OS/2 LAN Server Version 2.0 or 3.0
o TCP/IP for OS/2 Version 1.2.1
o OS/2 Communications Manager/2 Version 1.0
NOTES:
1. LAN adapter and protocol support (LAPS) is the configuration tool
that you will use during the installation of any of the communication
programs listed here.
2. When you configured your computer for PCMCIA Socket Services 2.0 and
the resource map utility, device driver statements for socket
services and the resource map were added to your CONFIG.SYS file.
The device driver statements (for example, the device driver
statements on an IBM Micro Channel* machine are: "IBM2SS02.SYS" and
"ICRMU02.SYS") must be moved to the bottom of the CONFIG.SYS file
before you install the Credit Card Adapter. The Credit Card Adapter
installation program will move the files for you.
Perform either of the following installation procedures for the Credit Card
Adapter when using NDIS drivers and the LAN communication programs that are
listed in this chapter.
WHEN USING NTS/2 WITH OS/2 LAN SERVER 3.0 OR OS/2 COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER/2
1.0
1. Run the installation aid for LAPS.
NOTES:
a. Refer to the LAN Adapter and Protocol Support Configuration Guide for
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information on "Installing Additional Network Adapter Drivers".
b. While running the LAPS installation aid, when you are prompted for
the additional network drivers diskette, insert the IBM Credit Card
Adapter for Ethernet diskette to load the IBM-supplied NDIS driver.
2. Install the LAN communication program that you will be using.
3. Run the Credit Card Adapter installation program and select the NDIS/IBM
LAPS for OS/2 option. (To run the installation program, begin with step
1 on page 19.)
The installation program checks your version of OS/2 and verifies that
the correct version of Card Services is installed.
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It also verifies that the device driver statements for socket services
and resource map utility are placed in the correct sequence in the
CONFIG.SYS file.
4. Install the adapter using the instructions in "Installing the Credit Card
Adapter" on page 23.
5. If any error messages are displayed after you have installed the Credit
Card Adapter in the previous step, see "Running the Credit Card Adapter
Diagnostics Program" on page 26 to help resolve the errors.
WHEN USING OS/2 EXTENDED SERVICES 1.0, OS/2 LAN SERVER 2.0, OR TCP/IP FOR
OS/2
1. Install the LAN communication program that you will be using.
2. Run the installation aid for LAPS.
NOTES:
a. Refer to your LAN adapter and protocol support documentation for
information on installing additional network adapter drivers.
b. While running the LAPS installation aid, when you are prompted for
the additional network drivers diskette, insert the IBM Credit Card
Adapter for Ethernet diskette to load the IBM-supplied NDIS driver.
3. Run the Credit Card Adapter installation program and select the NDIS/IBM
LAPS for OS/2 option. (To run the installation program, begin with step
1 on page 19.)
The installation program checks your version of OS/2 and verifies that
the correct version of Card Services is installed.
It also verifies that the device driver statements for socket services
and resource map utility are placed in the correct sequence in the
CONFIG.SYS file.
4. Install the adapter using the instructions in "Installing the Credit Card
Adapter" on page 23.
5. If any error messages are displayed after you have installed the Credit
Card Adapter in the previous step, refer to "Running the Credit Card
Adapter Diagnostics Program" on page 26 to help resolve the errors.
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OVERVIEW - INSTALLATION WITH NOVELL NETWARE (FOR OS/2)
Perform the following installation steps for the Credit Card Adapter when
using OS/2 and the Novell NetWare environment.
Prior to performing the installation procedures, determine which adapter
address (local or universal) you will be using.
o If you are using the locally administered adapter address (an adapter
address that you can assign that overrides the universally
administered address), continue with the procedures in step 1.
o If you are using the universally administered adapter address (an
adapter address that is permanently encoded in the adapter at the
time of manufacture, which is unique to the adapter), you must run
the Credit Card Adapter diagnostics to determine the universal
address. Use the following procedures to determine the universal
address:
a. Insert the Credit Card Adapter using the procedures beginning
with step 1 on page 23.
b. Run the Credit Card Adapter diagnostics program to view the
adapter address using the steps in "Running the Credit Card
Adapter Diagnostics Program" on page 26.
c. Continue with the procedures in step 1.
1. Use the Novell NetWare instructions to install the NetWare files on your
computer system's disk drive.
WARNING: DO NOT REBOOT YOUR COMPUTER DURING THE NETWARE INSTALLATION.
YOUR SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES WILL NOT BE SET UNTIL YOU PERFORM THE
CREDIT CARD ADAPTER INSTALLATION PROCEDURES (IN STEP 2).
NOTES:
a. Verify that you are installing the NetWare Requester for OS/2.
b. When requested to select the network interface card driver, enter
PCMDMCS.SYS to select the Ethernet LAN driver from the Credit Card
Adapter diskette.
2. Install the Credit Card Adapter software using the installation
procedures in "Installing the Credit Card Adapter Software" on page 19.
During the installation procedures, select the option for the Novell
NetWare environment for OS/2.
NOTE: You need to change the default adapter address that is supplied by
the Credit Card Adapter installation program to a locally
administered address or to the universally administered address.
Contact your network system administrator if you do not know the
correct address to enter.
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3. Install the adapter using the instructions in "Installing the Credit Card
Adapter" on page 23.
4. If any error messages are displayed after you have installed the Credit
Card Adapter in the previous step, see "Running the Credit Card Adapter
Diagnostics Program" on page 26 to help resolve the errors.
INSTALLING THE CREDIT CARD ADAPTER SOFTWARE
___________________________________________
Installing the adapter software consists of installing a device driver and,
if needed, a connectivity enabler.
To load the adapter software, use the Credit Card Adapter installation
program on the diskette that is packaged with these instructions.
To install this software, complete the following steps:
Step 1. Turn On (│) the power to the computer system.
Step 2. Insert the diskette into the diskette drive.
Step 3. At the DOS or OS/2 ready prompt, type:
A:install
where "A" is the diskette drive.
Step 4. Press ENTER.
Step 5. Follow the instructions on the installation panels as they appear.
The network environments that are supported by the installation
program are: NDIS and Novell NetWare. Select one of these options
from the main installation panel.
NOTE: Use the appropriate target directory name. The target
directory names are dependent on whether you are using OS/2
or DOS, and which network software you are using. If you are
using:
o DOS with Novell NetWare -- the target directory is the
directory that contains your Novell NetWare software.
o DOS with NDIS -- the target directory is the directory
that contains the LSP software.
o OS/2 with either Novell NetWare or NDIS -- you do not
need to select a target directory. However, you must
specify the correct target drive letter of your OS/2
system drive. (For example, use "C:" or "D:" to specify
the drive that contains the OS/2 system files.)
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FOR OS/2:
Select the appropriate OS/2 option.
FOR DOS:
The installation program checks your computer system for PCMCIA Card
Services.
o If PCMCIA Card Services 2.0 is installed, only the device driver
is installed.
o If card services is not installed on your computer, the
installation program will allow you to install both the
connectivity enabler and the device driver.
When you have finished the installation, store the diskette and this document
in a safe place. The diskette also contains the Adapter Diagnostics program.
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INSTALLING/INSERTING AND REMOVING THE CREDIT CARD ADAPTER
_________________________________________________________
During your initial installation of the Credit Card Adapter and during normal
use, you will insert and remove the Credit Card Adapter from you computer.
Follow the steps in:
o "Installing the Credit Card Adapter" to install or insert the adapter
o "Removing the Credit Card Adapter" on page 24 to remove the adapter.
INSTALLING THE CREDIT CARD ADAPTER
__________________________________
After the adapter software has been installed, complete the following steps
to install the Credit Card Adapter:
Step 1. Turn Off (O) the power to the system.
Step 2. Insert the adapter in the slot.
The adapter is keyed to go in one way only. If you feel resistance
before the adapter is fully inserted, remove the adapter, turn it
over, and reinsert it.
Step 3. Attach the MAM to either the coaxial T-connector (for 10BASE2) or
the phone jack (for 10BASE-T).
For 10BASE2 Ethernet, if you are at the end of a network segment,
attach a 50-ohm terminator to one end of the T-connector.
Step 4. Using one hand, attach the MAM to the adapter in the slot.
The MAM connector is keyed to attach to the adapter one way only.
If you feel any resistance, remove the MAM connector, turn it over,
and attach it.
Step 5. Turn On (│) the power to the system.
Each type of MAM has a "data traffic" light-emitting diode (LED). After the
Credit Card Adapter has been installed, the LED blinks as data activity on
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the network is detected. When there is no data activity, the data traffic
LED is off.
In addition to the data traffic LED, the 10BASE-T MAM also has a "link
status" LED that indicates link status. If the link status LED is on, the
link is active. There is a symbol next to each LED on the MAM:
+--------+-----------------------------+
│ │ Symbol for Data Traffic LED │
│ <--> │ │
+--------+-----------------------------+
│ │ │
+--------+-----------------------------+
│ OK │ Symbol for Link Status LED │
+--------+-----------------------------+
NOTE: If the link status LED on the 10BASE-T MAM does not come on when your
computer system is turned ON, see "Problem Determination" on page 25 to help
solve the problem.
REMOVING THE CREDIT CARD ADAPTER
________________________________
NOTE: Before removing the Credit Card Adapter, first disconnect the MAM from
the adapter.
Follow these steps to remove the Credit Card Adapter:
Step 1. Turn Off (O) the power to the computer system.
Step 2. Using one hand, squeeze the sides of the MAM connector where it
attaches to the adapter and unplug it from the adapter. The MAM is
still connected to the network cable.
Step 3. Remove the adapter from the slot and store it in the adapter sleeve.
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PROBLEM DETERMINATION
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If you are experiencing problems with your Ethernet communications on a
network that is known to be operating, perform the following actions:
CONFIGURATION: The configuration settings in your system may not be correct.
The IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet diagnostics check the system
interrupt, I/O, and memory configuration for conflicts with the adapter
settings. Refer to your operating system (DOS or OS/2) documentation or LAN
documentation, and to the READ.ME file on your IBM Credit Card Adapter for
Ethernet diskette, for more information.
CONNECTIONS: Unplug and replug all cables, and verify that the cable
connection between the adapter and the system unit is secure. See
"Installing the Credit Card Adapter" on page 23 for instructions.
o 10BASE-T NETWORK: Make sure that the hub port you are using is enabled.
The Link Status LED ("OK") on the 10BASE-T MAM indicates that the
connection is active and that the hub is sending link pulses to the
Credit Card Adapter. Most hubs and repeaters also have status lights
that indicate whether they are receiving link pulses from workstation
nodes.
o 10BASE2 NETWORK: You need a T-connector with two 50-ohm
terminators to run 10BASE2 diagnostic testing. If the connector and
terminators are not used, part of the 10BASE2 diagnostics will be
bypassed.
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ADAPTER: Run the Adapter Diagnostics program to help determine whether or
not the adapter is working correctly or whether the problem is in the
network. See "Running the Credit Card Adapter Diagnostics Program" on
page 26 for instructions.
If a problem with the Credit Card Adapter persists and you have consulted
your system administrator, contact the place where it was purchased.
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RUNNING THE CREDIT CARD ADAPTER DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM
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The program checks your computer system and then performs a series of tests
on the adapter and checks the network connection. As each test is completed,
the program displays the result. During the diagnostic testing, you will be
instructed to disconnect and connect to the network to prevent network
traffic from disrupting the diagnostic tests.
If a diagnostic test fails, the diagnostics will end. The error indication
is displayed on the screen.
Verify that the network system software has been installed before you run the
Adapter Diagnostics program. To test the adapter and the network link,
complete the following steps:
o If your computer has OS/2 installed:
Step 1. Insert the Credit Card Adapter diskette.
Step 2. Turn On (│) the power to the system.
Follow the instructions as they appear.
o If your computer has DOS installed:
Step 1. Turn On (│) the power to the system.
Step 2. Insert the diskette.
Step 3. At the DOS ready prompt, type:
A:ecctest
Step 4. Press ENTER. Follow the instructions as they appear.
When testing is complete, store the diskette in a safe place.
Table 1 on page 27 shows the tests, possible test results, and the actions
you can take. When the action indicates to REPLACE, install the new part
that is indicated.
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│ Table 1 (Page 1 of 2). Diagnostics Program Testing │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ TEST │ TEST RESULT │ ACTION │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ Card Test │ OK │ The card is working correctly. If network │
│ │ │ problems continue, contact your system │
│ │ │ administrator. │
│ +---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ │ Failed │ The system is not configured correctly or │
│ │ │ the system cannot access the Credit Card │
│ │ │ Adapter to perform diagnostics. Check for │
│ │ │ I/O register, interrupt, or memory address │
│ │ │ conflicts. See the READ.ME file on the IBM │
│ │ │ Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet diskette │
│ │ │ for computer system configuration │
│ │ │ information. Replace the Credit Card │
│ │ │ Adapter if the system is configured │
│ │ │ correctly. │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ MAM │ Yes │ The MAM is connected. │
│ Connection +---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ to Adapter │ No │ If the MAM is connected, unplug and replug │
│ │ │ the connector and repeat the diagnostics. │
│ │ │ If the test fails again, the connection │
│ │ │ between the adapter and the MAM may be │
│ │ │ defective. Replace the Credit Card Adapter. │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ Loopback │ OK │ The adapter is working correctly. │
│ Test +---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ │ Failed │ Replace the Credit Card Adapter. │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ 10BASE2 │ OK │ The network connection is good. If network │
│ Network │ │ problems continue, check the network or │
│ Cable │ │ consult your system administrator. │
│ Connection +---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ Test │ Failed │ There is a problem with your network │
│ │ │ cabling, the network is not terminated, or │
│ │ │ the MAM is defective. Attach the terminator │
│ │ │ and T-connector to the MAM and run the │
│ │ │ Adapter Diagnostics program again. If the │
│ │ │ network cable connection test passes with │
│ │ │ the terminator and T-connector attached, the │
│ │ │ problem is in the network cabling. Consult │
│ │ │ the network administrator. │
│ +---------------+----------------------------------------------+
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
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│ Table 1 (Page 2 of 2). Diagnostics Program Testing │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ TEST │ TEST RESULT │ ACTION │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ 10BASE-T │ OK │ The network connection is good. If network │
│ Network │ │ problems continue, check the network or │
│ Cable │ │ consult the system administrator. (The Link │
│ Connection │ │ Status LED ("OK") should be ON. If the LED │
│ Test │ │ is not ON and this test is successful, │
│ │ │ replace the MAM. │
│ +---------------+----------------------------------------------+
│ │ Failed │ This test checks to see whether or not the │
│ │ │ network cable is connected to the hub and │
│ │ │ whether the port is active. │
│ │ │ │
│ │ │ If the network cable is securely connected, │
│ │ │ use a different cable. │
+------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------+
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SAFETY NOTICE
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Danger
To avoid a shock hazard, do not connect or disconnect any cables or perform
installation, maintenance, or reconfiguration of this product during an
electrical storm.
VORSICHT
Aus Sicherheitsgruenden bei Gewitter an diesem Geraet keine Kabel
angeschlieBen oder loesen. Ferner keine Installations-, Wartungs oder
Rekonfigurationsarbeiten durchfuehren.
DANGER
Pour eviter tout risque de choc electrique, ne manipulez aucun cable et
n'effectuez aucune operation d'installation, d'entertien ou de
reconfiguration de ce produit au cours d'un orage.
FARE
For a unnga elektrisk stot ma ikke kabler kobles til eller fra. Du ma heller
ikke foreta installering, vedlikehold eller rekonfigurering av dette
produktet under tordenvaer.
Varning -- livsfara
Vid askvaeder ska du aldrig ansluta eller koppla ur kablar eller arbeta med
installation, underhall eller omkonfigurering av utrustningen.
VAARA
Aelae kytke tai irrota kaapeleita aelaekae asenna tai huolla taetae laitetta
tai muuta sen kokoonpanoa ukonilman aikana. Muutoin voit saada saehkoeiskun.
PERICOLO
Per evitare scosse elettriche, non collegare o scollegare cavi o effettuare
installazioni, riconfigurazioni o manutenzione di questo prodotto durante un
temporale.
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Peligro
Para evitar la posibilidad de descargas, no conecte o desconecte ningun
cable, ni realice ninguna instalacion, mantenimiento o reconfiguracion de
este producto durante una tormenta electrica.
Perigo
Para evitar possiveis choques electricos, nao ligue nem desligue cabos, nem
instale, repare ou reconfigure a maquina, durante uma trovoada.
GEVAAR !
Om het gevaar voor elektrische schokken te vermijden, mag u geen kabels
aansluiten of loskoppelen en dit product niet installeren, onderhouden of
opnieuw instellen tijdens een onweer.
Perigo
Para evitar perigo de choque, nao conecte ou desconecte quaisquer cabos ou
faca instalacao, manutencao ou reconfiguracao deste produto durante uma
tempestade magnetica.
Fare!
Undga elektrisk stod:
Produktet ma hverken installeres, vedligeholdes eller omkonfigureres i
tordenvejr. Det samme gaelder for tilslutning eller afmontering af kabler.
Other Languages
REFER TO THE ORIGINAL PRINTED PUBLICATIONS FOR THE JAPANESE AND KOREAN
SAFETY NOTICES.
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APPENDIX. MEDIA ACCESS MODULE (MAM) SPECIFICATIONS
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The 10BASE2 MAM uses coaxial cable. The coaxial cable is connected to the
10BASE2 MAM with a T-connector.
The 10BASE-T MAM uses unshielded twisted-pair telephone wiring. The wire
must have an RJ-45 phone jack to plug into the module.
The following table provides the physical specifications for each type of
MAM. These specifications conform to the IEEE 802.3 standards.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
│ Table 2. MAM Specifications │
+------------------+---------------+----------------+---------+-------------+
│ │ │ │ TOTAL │ │
│ │ │ SEGMENT LENGTH │ NODES/ │ │
│ │ CABLE TYPE │ (MAXIMUM) │ SEGMENT │ TAP SPACING │
+------------------+---------------+----------------+---------+-------------+
│ │ │ │ │ 0.5 m (1.6 │
│ Ethernet 10BASE2 │ Coax (50 ohm) │ 185 m (607 ft) │ 30 │ ft) │
+------------------+---------------+----------------+---------+-------------+
│ │ Unshielded │ │ │ │
│ │ twisted pair │ │ │ │
│ Ethernet │ (EIA/TIA │ │ │ │
│ 10BASE-T │ Category 3) │ 100 m (328 ft) │ 256 │ N/A │
+------------------+---------------+----------------+---------+-------------+
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