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I use coax cable with BNC connector. What setting should I set ?<br />

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I use coax cable with BNC connector. What setting should I set ?


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I use coax cable with BNC connector. What setting should I set ?<br />
There is A red LED on the back. Does it mean that card is not configured properly ?<br />
Can you explain the meaning of soe more jumpers on the card (like ROM, ...)<br />

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I use coax cable with BNC connector. What setting should I set ?
There is A red LED on the back. Does it mean that card is not configured properly ?
Can you explain the meaning of soe more jumpers on the card (like ROM, ...)


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RG58 coax is Cheapnet, The leds can have any meaning whatsoever. Polly a RX/TX and a LINK led, in which case they wont do much at all with a RG58 cable.<br />

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RG58 coax is Cheapnet, The leds can have any meaning whatsoever. Polly a RX/TX and a LINK led, in which case they wont do much at all with a RG58 cable.


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I've go an old NE2000 Compatible card ( I dunno if it it NetWare's)<br />
I don't have any documentation on it, so I would like to know, what are the meanings of jumpers on it.<br />
(Especcialy 8 jumpers with three pins - Ethernet/Cheapnet)
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I've go an old NE2000 Compatible card ( I dunno if it it NetWare's)
I don't have any documentation on it, so I would like to know, what are the meanings of jumpers on it.
(Especcialy 8 jumpers with three pins - Ethernet/Cheapnet)

Jumpers on NE2000 COmpatible

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