NETGEAR Sb 104 User manual

Model SB104 10 Mbps Network Starter Kit Installation Guide

This kit includes everything you need to network two Pentium PCs running

Windows®95 or Windows 98 and to share files, printers, CDs, and applications.

The kit is expandable to add users and can be upgraded for 100 megabits per

second (Mbps) operation. The same network cards, desktop software, and cables

are used when upgrading to 100 Mbps; only the hub has to be changed.

These five easy steps provide information for installing and using your network:

1. Verify Package Contents

2. Install the Hub

3. Install a Network Card in Each PC

4. Connect the Network Cables

5. Install the Windows Network Driver

As a last step, be sure to fill out and send in your warranty card.

You can also send your warranty and registration information using the Internet.

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Model SB104 10 Mbps Network Starter Kit Installation Guide

Verify PC Requirements

The instructions given in this guide are for using the NETGEAR™Model

FA301TX Network Card in a PC that has a Microsoft® Windows 95 or Windows

98 operating system.

You must have a PC with:

• Windows 95 or Windows 98

• An available PCI expansion slot

Verify Package Contents

Model FA310TX

Network Cards (2)

Model EN104TP

Ethernet Hub

Category 5

10/100 Mbps

UTP cables (2)

Power adapter

(for hub)

Installation

guide, Warranty &

Owner Registration Card,

Support Information Card

Drivers and

Diagnostics Disk

Installation

hardware

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1. Set the hub on a flat surface or mount it on a wall and choose a location

that:

• Is close to an electrical outlet.

• Exposes the front and rear panels to allow connection of the network cables

and easy monitoring of the LEDs.

• Places the hub and PCs close enough to connect the network cables.

To install the hub on a wall, measure the distance between the mounting

holes at the back of the hub and mark the wall to match the location of the

mounting holes. Drill pilot holes at the two marked locations on the wall and

screw two 5/16-inch diameter flathead screws (provided) into the wall so

that the screws protrude 1/18 inch to 3/16 inch. Slide the hub down onto the

screws.

2. Turn on power to the hub by connecting the power adapter.

3. Verify that the Pwr (power) LED is on.

If the Pwr LED is not on, the hub is defective and should be returned to your

point-of-sale representative.

4. Make sure that the Normal/Uplink push button is set to Normal.

The push button is set to Uplink only if port 4 is connected to another hub

for expansion purposes.

Install the Hub

Rx LEDLink LED

Pwr LED

RJ-45 ports

Normal/Uplink push button

(Normal position when

connected to a PC)

Col LED

Ground clip

(not used) Power adapter

receptacle

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1. Turn the power off and unplug the power cord from your computer.

2. Remove the PC cover.

3. Choose an available PCI slot (PCI slots are the shorter slots) and

remove the corresponding back plate from the PC chassis.

4. Insert the network card into the PCI expansion slot.

5. Fasten the network card to the rear of the computer chassis by

tightening the screw that is on the PC.

6. Replace the PC cover and reconnect the power cord to the PC.

Note: Touch a grounded metal object to free yourself of static

electricity before you handle the network card.

Caution: To avoid damaging any components on the network card,

handle it by the edges, using your thumbs to push it securely into the

PCI slot. Make sure the network card is fully inserted into the slot to

prevent the PC operating system from freezing at startup.

Install a Network Card in Each

Network card

Back plate

removed

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Using the unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cables that are supplied, connect any

port on the hub to the port on a network card in each PC.

Note: Set the Normal/Uplink push button on the Model EN104TP hub

to Normal when connecting port 4 on the hub to either a PC or the

network card.

Connect the Network Cables

Power adapterPC with network

card installed

Category 5 10/100 Mbps UTP cables*

*Use the cables provided or any Category 5 UTP cable.

Maximum length = 100 meters (300 feet)

PC with network

card installed Printer

(optional)

RJ-45

connector

RJ-45

connector

Hub

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This guide provides you with instructions for installing a Windows 95 or

Windows 98 network driver. All versions of Windows might not respond with

the same screens. Therefore, windows that are different from those shown in

these instructions might open but prompt you for the same information, and

windows might open in a different order than the order of the steps in these

instructions.

You need to have the Windows CD and the FA310TX Drivers and Diagnostics

Disk ready to use in the installation process.

If you have not yet named your PC and your network, before you proceed with

the installation steps, decide on a name for your network and for each PC. When

the “Network” window opens, it prompts you with the message that “you must

provide computer and workgroup names....” Click on “OK.” The second

“Network” window opens and prompts you for the names. Enter a name (a

different one-word name for each computer) in the “Computer name” entry

field; enter a workgroup name (the name of your entire network) in the

“Workgroup” entry field. Click on “OK” or “Close.”

1. Turn on the power to the computer and start Windows.

The new hardware is found.

Insert the FA310TX Drivers and Diagnostics Disk in Drive A, and then

click on “Next.”

Note: You must install the network card (instructions on other side of

this guide) before installing the network driver.

Note: If the “Insert Disk” window opens and a message prompts you to

insert your disk at any time during the installation process, insert the

Windows CD in Drive D (the CD drive) and click on “OK.” Then

follow the next step in the instructions.

Install the Windows Network Driver

Model SB104 10 Mbps Network Starter Kit Installation Guide

Click on “Finish.”

Click on “OK.”

Enter a computer name, a workgroup name, and a description of your

computer in the appropriate entry field. Click on “OK.”

Model SB104 10 Mbps Network Starter Kit Installation Guide

Insert the disk labeled “NETGEAR FA310TX Fast Ethernet PCI

Adapter Drivers disk.” Click on “OK.”

Type A:\ in the “Copy files from” entry field, and click on “OK.”

The system copies the files from the driver diskette.

Insert your “Windows 95 CD-ROM” disk. Click on “OK.”

Type D:\WIN95 (the directory where the Windows 95 cabs file resides)

in the “Copy files from” field. Click on “OK.”

The system copies the files from the Windows 95 CD. These files may

already reside on your hard disk (for example, in the

c:\windows\options\cabs directory).

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10.

Remove the Drivers and Diagnostics Disk fromthe floppy drive, remove

the Windows CD from the CD drive (if you have inserted it), and then

click on “Yes.”

Restart your system to enable your PC when you are finished setting up

your new hardware.

Proceed to “Verify Installation.”

Double-click on “My Computer” on the desktop, double-click on

“Control Panel,” and then double-click on “System.”

Click on “Device Manager.”

Verify Installation

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