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TokenExpress(TM) Adapter: Driver Installation for Windows95
INTEL TOKENEXPRESS DRIVER INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS 95
Before you start
You must configure and test the TokenExpress LAN adapter before setting
up the network driver in Windows 95. If you are using a TokenExpress
EISA or MCA adapter, add the TokenExpress LAN adapter to your computer
with the EISA configuration or MCA setup diskette provided by your
computer manufacturer.
If you have a TokenExpress ISA/16s, use TOKENSET to configure the
adapter. To run TokenSet, you must boot the workstation with DOS, and
then insert the TokenExpress ISA/16s LAN Adapter Configuration disk
into drive A. At the DOS prompt type:
A:TOKENSET
1. Select "AUTOMATIC SETUP" to let TokenSet configure the TokenExpress
ISA/16s adapter to work in your computer automatically. Select
"MANUAL SETUP" if you want to specify which I/O address,
Interrupt, DMA, and Ring speed you want the TokenExpress ISA/16s
to use.
2. The next step is to run diagnostics on the TokenExpress adapter.
You must boot the workstation with DOS, and then insert the
TokenExpress LAN Adapter Configuration disk into drive A:, at the
DOS prompt type:
A:DIAG
Select "RUN DIAGNOSTICS" from the main menu to test the configuration
you have selected. If the TokenExpress LAN adapter fails diagnostics it
may not function correctly under Windows 95.
Note: TOKENSET and DIAG are DOS programs and will not run in Windows
95. You must run TOKENSET and DIAG from DOS. If you already have
Windows 95 installed on your computer, You can boot to DOS by inserting
a DOS boot disk into your floppy disk drive A when rebooting, or you can
select "RESTART THE COMPUTER IN MS-DOS MODE" from the Shut Down Windows
menu in Windows 95.
General installation
1. Open the "My Computer" icon.
2. Open the "Control Panel" icon from the My Computer window.
3. Open the "Network" icon from the Control Panel window.
4. From the Configuration window, choose "ADD"
5. From teh Select Network Component Type window, select "CLIENT" and
6. From the Select Network Client window:
a. Select "MICROSOFT" from the list of Manufacturers
b. Select "CLIENT FOR MICROSOFT NETWORKS" from the list of Network
Clients.
c. Choose "OK"
Note: If you need Novell NetWare connectivity also, select
"CLIENT FOR NETWARE NETWORKS" from the list of Network Clients.
7. From the Select Device window, select "INTEL" from the list of
Manufacturers and select one of the following:
PCLA8130A - Intel TokenExpress 16/4
MCLA8330 - Intel TokenExpress MCA 16/4
EILA8235 - Intel TokenExpress EISA 16/4
EILA8245 - Intel TokenExpress 32 BIT EISA 16/4
Then choose "OK"
8. The Network window will come up and show a list of the installed
components. Windows 95 will add two default protocols - IPX/SPX
compatible Protocol and NetBEUI.
9. <Optional> To share files and printers on this workstation, choose
"FILE AND PRINT SHARING"
10.From the Network Window, select the TokenExpress LAN adapter and
choose "Properties".
11.From the Intel TokenExpress properties window, select the Advanced
tab. You must specify the ADAPTER: value here for the Intel
TokenExpress LAN adapter to function properly. These options will
be presented:
Adapter:
Early Release: YES
Frame Status: YES
Maximum
General Requ6
Maximum Transmi6
Network Address:
Receive Buffer 512
Receive Buffers4
Adapter: Value is left blank and should be assigned a value from 0-3
depending on the I/O address of the TokenExpress LAN adapter based on
this list:
AdaI/O Address:
0 A20-A23 & A30-A3F
A24-A27 & A40-A4F
A50-A53 & A60-A6F
A54-A57 & A70-A7F
Network Address: This value represents a 12 digit node address to
be assigned by your LAN administrator if you are using Locally
Administered Addresses (LAA). If you are not using LAA, then leave
this field blank.
Intel recommends using the default values shown here for all other
settings. After specifying the ADAPTER: value, choose "OK"
11.From the Network Window, select the Identification tab and enter in
a unique Computer Name and the name of your new or existing
workgroup, then choose "OK".
12.When Windows 95 finishes copying files and updating the network
configuration, you will be prompted to restart your computer for
the changes to take effect, choose "YES".
Troubleshooting tips
INTEL TOKENEXPRESS xxxx (0000) IS NOT WORKING PROPERLY......
If Windows 95 fails to detect or initialize the TOKENEXPRESS adapter,
you will get this error message when starting Windows 95:
"Your network adapter Intel TOKENEXPRESS xxxx (0000) is not working
properly. You may need to set it up again. For more information, see
the Network Troubleshooting in Windows help."
1. Verify that the I/O address that you specified for the TokenExpress
ISA adapter is correct by running TOKENSET.EXE and selecting "View
Configuration" from the menu. If the I/O address is different than
the value you specified when installing Windows 95 (ADAPTER: 0-3),
select "MANUAL SETUP" from the TokenSet main menu and change the
I/O address to match the setting in Windows 95.
2. Verify that the I/O address and/or Interrupt being used by the
TokenExpress adapter is not being used by any other device in your
workstation like a sound card, faxmodem, scanner, tape backup,
serial ports, parallel ports, etc.
Look at the documentation or setup programs for the other installed
adapters in your computer to verify what I/O address and
Interrupts they are using. Some sound cards use multiple
interrupts and I/O addresses. For example, a typical sound card
will use an I/O address of 220 and IRQ 5 for the sound port and an
I/O address of 330 and IRQ 11 for the MIDI/Joystick port.
Many adapters decode the Axx I/O address range as 2xx; this may
cause a conflict where you didn't expect one. For example, a sound
card using an I/O address of 220 would be in conflict with the
3. Verify that the TokenExpress adapter passes all diagnostic tests by
booting to DOS, running DIAGS, and then selecting "RUN
DIAGNOSTICS". If the TokenExpress adapter fails diagnostics it
will not function correctly under Windows 95.
If diagnostics fail, try setting the TokenExpress to use a
different I/O address, a different Interrupt, or change DMA to
"Programmed I/O"
If the "Open NIC" diagnostics fail, there is likely a cable,
connector, or MAU problem. Verify that the cabling you are using
is connected properly and that the cable is not defective. Also,
verify the ring speed you selected is correct.
Adapter passes diagnostics but still does not work with Windows 95
If the adapter passes diagnostics but still does not work with Windows
95, there could be a problem with network setup configuration. If you've
made several attempts to configure network setup for Windows 95 or had
another adapter installed before the TokenExpress adapter, it may be
necessary to restore the Windows 95 network configuration to default
settings and then reconfigure the Windows 95 network setup. Here's how:
1. Choose the "My Computer" icon.
2. Choose the "Control Panel" icon from the My Computer window.
3. Choose the "Network" icon from the Control Panel window.
4. Select the "Intel TOKENEXPRESS" from the Network Components list,
and choose "REMOVE". This will remove the Intel TOKENEXPRESS
adapter and all associated components from the Windows 95 network
configuration.
5. From the Network Configuration window, choose "OK"
6. When Windows 95 finishes copying files and updating the network
configuration, you will be prompted to restart your computer for
the changes to take effect, choose "YES".
7. After the workstation reboots, continue at step 1 of the "GENERAL
INSTALLATION" section of this document.
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