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Technical Note 2
Configuration of the LAN Controller on the MFC
Configuring the network card
· Switch on the controller.
· During the runup sequence, press the key F8 when the message "Starting Windows 95 ..." is
displayed, then select item 6 (Command prompt only).
· Start C:\TOOLS\MFC\[Link] (the CD drive cannot be addressed in this mode so copy
the Tools directory to the hard disk beforehand).
· The following settings should be displayed:
I/O Base: 340
IRQ: 11
RAM Window: None
ROM Window: None
Network Interface: Auto Media Detection
Other Settings: I/O Mapped, PnP - Disabled
· If one or more of these settings is incorrect, alter them using the buttons "Custom/Setup".
Key codes:
Move between buttons or input windows=TAB,
Make a selection in an input box=UP/DOWN,
Switch on a radiobutton=SPACE.
Don't forget the "Save" button.
It is then possible to move back using the "Previous" button.
· An adaptor test can be carried out by means of "Custom/Basic".
· Quit the program using the "Exit" button.
· Switch off and reboot the controller.
Note: If Plug-and-Play (PnP) is enabled on the MFC, another driver will be loaded for the LAN card
when the MFC is exchanged because Windows thinks that two network cards are now installed.
It is imperative for this to be avoided.
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Configuring Windows 95 (if no KR C1 Setup disk has been used)
Select Start\Settings\Control Panel
1. Configuration
1.1 Installing driver for network card
Network è Network configuration
<Add> è Select network component type Network adapter
<Add> è Manufacturer: SMC, network adapters: SMC EtherEZ (8416)
<OK> è Network configuration
IPX/SPX-comp. è Remove
1.2. Setting the network card
SMC EtherEZ(8416)
<Properties> è Properties for SMC EtherEZ (8416) Resources
I/O address range: 340 - 35f
Interrupt: 11
Memory address range:D4000-D7FFF
<OK>
1.3 Loading network protocols
<Add> è Select network component type Protocol
Microsoft
TCP/ IP and/or NetBEUI
Remark: NetBEUI is liable to cause problems under certain circumstances. TCP/IP should therefore
be used if at all possible.
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1.4 Setting up network protocols
If TCP/IP protocol is required by company LAN
TCP/IP -> SMC EtherEZ (8416)
<Properties> è Properties for TCP/IP Specify IP address
<Address must be obtained from
customer computer center.
Address may only occur once in
the LAN.>
Press !!! OK !!!
1.5 Installing network services
<Add> è Select network component type Service
<Add> è Select network service Microsoft
File and print sharing for
Microsoft network
<OK> è Network
<File and print sharing> Select "I want to be able to give
others access to my files."
2. Identification
Computer name: customer specification - the name must be unique in the LAN.
Workgroup: customer specification (usually the name of a Windows NT domain)
Description: any text - appears as a comment in the network browser
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3. Access control
4. Share-level access control:
No user-specific rights possible.
There is a password for reading and one for reading/writing
5. User-level access control:
The name of the NT domain must be specified (cf. 2.).
User-specific rights may be assigned.
Password required for booting (external keyboard or blank password).
4. Specifying network logon
Windows logon
<Identification> Computer name: acc. to LAN administrator
Workgroup: acc. to LAN administrator
<OK> è Copy files
<YES> è Restart
Notes:
Diagram of a LAN
KR C1
KR C1 Hub
Server
KR C1 Twisted-pair cables - not crossed
KR C1
KR C1
Twisted-pair cables - crossed
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