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Product CN-8302 - CodeNet-3000-compatible Passive 32-Bit EISA NIC with ST/SMA Connectors |
Overview
The CodeNet-8300/8302 are 32 bit 10BASE-FL Ethernet network adapters for the Extended Industry Standard Architecture
(EISA) bus. The board is a state-of-the-art bus master design
that uses the host system main memory directly. When receiving or transmitting packet data or during buffer management,
the CodeNet-8300/8302 requests the EISA bus from the host
system. Linked-list buffer management maximizes flexible
memory management and provides efficient data packet processing in system memory by eliminating the need for intermediate copying of packets. The direct placement of data into
system memory increases throughput while reducing CPU bus
bandwidth utilization. In fact, the high-speed interruptible DMA
design of the CodeNet-8300/8302 typically consumes less
than 5% of the CPU bus bandwidth. EISA users can take full
advantage of the inherent speed and power of i386, i486 and
Pentium EISA computers in a fiber optic Ethernet network, For
total software compatibility the CodeNet-8300/8302 supports
both EISA (slot specific) and ISA compatible I/O addressing.
The ISA mode should only be used for software compatibility
with ISA drivers.
CodeNet-8300/8302 EISA adapter provides a high performance, fiber optic link to an Ethernet network segment, based
upon the IEEE 10BASE FP standard for Passive Fiber Optic
Ethernet, It is completely immune to electromagnetic noise and
no form of cable damage, like short circuits, ground faults,
reflections, or impedance mismatches, can disable the net-
work. Fiber optic networks provide unparalleled security Workstations can be up to 1000 meters apart using a low cost and
"fool proof" CodeStar passive hub in the center of the passive
segment.
CodeNet fiber optic Ethernet networks can be added to, and
combined with existing 10BASE-T and coaxial network sections, allowing new network segments to be added as fiber
networks for performance, reliability and return on investment.
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Features
Connects an EISA computer to a Code Net Ethernet
network.
Bus Master with 32 bit wide data path.
Uses the 33 MB EISA bus transfer rate for maximum
throughput.
Software support for popular network software systems,
including: Novell NetWare 386, Microsoft LAN Manager
(NDIS), Windows for Workgroup, Windows NT, Novell's
UnixWare, Solaris 86, IBM's OS/2, SCO and Banyan Vines.
Two computers can be up to 1 kilometer (.6 miles) apart,
500 meters from the workstation to the passive hub.
Switch selectable "Jabber" function protects system
from unnecessary downtime.
Fiber Break function detects fiber breakage and enhances
data integrity, when used with CodeStar passive hubs.
Can be used as a light source for measurements of transmitter power and for testing cable links.
Multiple LED indicators for network trouble shooting.
Operates in all computers using the EISA bus.
Ethernet and fiber optic interlaces in one EISA Board.
Simple installation by user in any single card slot.
Linked-list buffer management maximizes flexible memory management and provides efficient data packet
processing in system memory by eliminating the need
for intermediate copying of packets.
The direct placement of data into system memory increases throughput while reducing CPU bus bandwidth
utilization. In fact, the high-speed interruptible DMA design of the CodeNet-8300/8302 typically consumes less
than 5% of the CPU bus bandwidth.
Optimizes network performance of 386 and 486 based
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Specifications
EISA
Network Adapters
Hardware Compatibility:Any 32 bit EISA Bus Computer
Standards: IEEE 802.3
CSMNCD Ethernet 10Mbps
FCC Class B
EN55022B
Data Transfer: 32 bit bus master. Implements 33
megabytes/second burst mode data
transfer. 8/16 bit I/O mapped and slot
specific addressing.
Adapter Configuration: Configured through EISA configuration file.
Interfaces: Duplex fiber optic cable with bayonet type
ST connectors as standard, optional
screw-on SMA connectors available.
LAN Software: The following is a partial list of software that
runs on the CodeNet 830X adapters:
NetWare 386, 4.0 Server Drivers-
Novell NetWare 386, v3.1 and v3.11
Novell NetWare 386, v4.x
NetWare DOS ODI Driver-
DOS
DR-DOS
LAN Workplace for DOS
Any application or protocol that utilizes
the ODI Interface.
NetWare OS/2 Drivers-
OS/2 1 .X
OS/2 2.X
NDIS 2.01 Driver-
Microsoft LAN Manager
IBM LAN Server
OS/2
Windows for Workgroups
DEC Pathworks, Release 4.
NDIS 3.0 Driver-
Windows NT
UNIX Drivers-
SCO UNIX
Novell UnixWare
Solaris-86 (Interactive)
A T & T System V, Release 4 (Intel Implementation)
Technical:I/O Base Address
0200 to 03E0 (Hex) in software selectable
increments.
Interrupt Channel
IRQ 10, 5, 11, 9
ISA Mode I/O selection: 100-35f (hex)
EPROM Size
32 Kbytes
EPROM Base Address
CO000 through D8000 (hex)
Transceiver Transmitter: CodeLed high
radiance edge-emitting Aluminum Galium
Arsenide Light Emitting Diode (LED);
Receiver: Silicon PIN-type Photodiode.
Optical Wavelength
830nm +/- 20nm, peak.
Cable 50/125, 62.5/125, 85/125, or 100/140
duplex, multimode, graded index.
Physical:Board Size
10.8 cm (4.3 in) x 19.7 cm (7.8 in)
EISA half size card
Operating Environment
Temperature: 0°-55° C
Humidity: 10 90% non-condensing
Power: 1.0A (@ + 5V), typical
Optical Specifications:
CodeNet 8302
Peak Power Output Info:
62.5 µm core fiber -3.5dBm
100 µm core fiber -3 dBm
50 µm core fiber -6.5 dBm
Receiver: Sensitivity:
Optical Flux Budget Info:
62.5 µm core fiber 26.5 dB
100 µm core fiber 27 dB
50 µm core fiber 23 dB
Dynamic Range: 15 dB
Maximum Cable Length: 800m *2
*1 Typ. peak power measured at 25C, 50% duty
cycle.
*2 Limited by IEEE 802.3 round trip delay time,
flux budget permitting.
Diagnostic Indicators:
Collision--Yellow
Transmit--Green
Receive--Green
Link Fault--Yellow * *
Jabber--Yellow
Collision--Yellow
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