Index

• Features and Specifications

• Fast Ethernet LAN and Home LAN connection

• Windows 98 Installation

• Uninstall the Device Driver

• Windows 2000 Installation

Features and Specifications

   1. Features:

        - Combines LAN and functions in one card

        - LAN: IEEE 802.3 10Base-T and IEEE802.3u 100Base-TX
        - 10M or 100Mbps Ethernet data rate auto-negotiation

        - 1 Mbps Home networking through standard telephone line

        - USB bus self-powered, no outside power required

        - Compact design, perfect solution for all network users, both desktop and mobile

        - Microsoft Plug-and-Play compatible, easy installation

        - Support USB suspend / resume detection logic

        - Hot attachment

        - Support Windows 98 and Windows 2000

   2. Specifications:

      . USB Interface

        - Complies to USB specification ver. 1.1

        - External USB device with type A connector to host computer

      . LAN Interface

        - One RJ-45 female connector

        - Standard 4-wire Ethernet signals  (pin 1,2 for TX, pin 3,6 for RX)

      . Home Network  Interface

        - Two RJ-11 connectors with the same signals

        - Standard 2-wire telephone signals (Tip and Ring)

      . Ethernet Functions

        - Complies with IEEE 802.3 10Base-T and IEEE 802.3u 100Base-TX standard

        - Automatically negotiates 10 or 100Mbps connection rate, depending on speed of the network

        - Full duplex support for 10 and 100Mbps

        - Cable requirement:

          10Mbps LAN : CAT3 / CAT5 UTP up to 100M/328ft

          100Mbps LAN : CAT5 UTP up to 100M/328ft

       . Home LAN Network Functions

        - Standard: HomePNA 1.0 specifications compliant 

        - Maximum Length: 500 feet

        - Maximum nodes supported: 25 nodes

        - Frequency range: 5.5M to 9.5M Hz

        - No switches or hubs required

        - Cable requirement: CAT3 UTP

      . LED indicators  

        - "10": indicates 10Mbps Ethernet is connected

        - "100": indicates 100Mbps Ethernet is connected

        - "ACT": indicates 10 or 100Mbps Ethernet is Active

        - "HPNA" : indicates 1Mbps Home LAN network is connected  

Fast Ethernet LAN and Home LAN connection

1.    There are three ports on this adapter, one is RJ-45 port for Fast Ethernet

      (10 or 100Mbps), the other two ports are RJ-11 ports. The two RJ-11 ports

      are in the same line, they have same signal. The two Rj-11 ports are for Home

      LAN (1Mbps) connection and telephone connection.

2.    Fast Ethernet and Home LAN function can not work at same time, so

     please connect to either RJ-45 or RJ-11 port at one time. (note: you can

     connect to the two RJ-11 ports at the same time). If you connect Fast

     Ethernet and Home LAN simultaneously, only Fast Ethernet works.

Windows 98 Installation

1.  Insert the USB 10/100 FastEthernet + HomeLAN Adapter (later we will call it "the Device" )  

     into  an USB port,  Windows98 will recognize the device. Click  "Next".

2. Select "Search for the best driver for your device. (Recommended)." and click "Next".

6.  Reboot your system, the USB 10/100 FastEthernet+HomeLAN adapter will be ready.

Uninstall the Device Driver

Windows 2000 Installation

1.  Insert the USB 10/100 FastEthernet + HomeLAN adapter  into an USB port.

     Windows 2000 will show "Found New Hardware Wizard" , Click "Next".

2. Select "Search for a suitable driver for my device" and click "Next" .

3. Insert the driver disk and select the location where the driver is located, then click "Next".

4. The windows found the driver, click "Next" to continue.

5. Digital signature not found, click "Yes"  to continue the installation.

6.  Windows will automatically copy the driver files and related files into your system.