Linksys HPN200 Manuel utilisateur

HomeLink®Series

Phoneline10M

Network

Use this guide to install these Linksys products:

HPN200

HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Card

HPN200SK

HomeLink® Phoneline 10M Network In a Box

User Guide

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LIMITED WARRANTY

Linksys guarantees that every HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Card will be free

from physical defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of pur-

chase, when used within the limits set forth in the Specification section of this User

Guide. If the product proves defective during this warranty period, call Linksys

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dling charges.

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products, software, or documentation without obligation to notify any individual or entity.

Please direct all inquiries to:

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FCC STATEMENT

The HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Card has been tested and complies with the

specifications for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequen-

cy energy and, if not installed and used according to the instructions, may cause

harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television reception, which is found by turning the

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one

or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

• Increase the separation between the equipment or device

• Connect the equipment to an outlet other than the receiver’s

• Consult a dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance

UG HPN200 10607A AC

Introduction

The Linksys HomeLink®Phoneline Network Card

Congratulations on your purchase of the Linksys HomeLink®Phoneline

Network Card (or Network in a Box)–the second generation Network Card of

the Linksys HomeLink®series! Now able to transfer data at the same speed as

a standard Ethernet network, the HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Card is

the simplest way to build a network in your home or small office. Connect

directly to your first-generation HomeLink®or home phoneline network, print

from any PC to any printer, and play multi-player games at top speeds without

installing a switch, a hub, or even network cables.

By allocating certain frequencies for certain types of data transfer, the Linksys

HomeLink®Network 10M Card allows your phone line to simultaneously

carry computer data along with your voice. You can talk on the telephone,

download files from the Internet, and share data between PCs all at the same

time (assuming that you are using a cable or DSL modem). Every standard tele-

phone jack in the home is capable of hosting a PC.You can transform your tele-

phone wiring into an easily expandable network.

Features

• Build a network using your existing telephone line

• Up to 10Mbps transfer rate

• Play multi-player games at top speeds

• Enable file, data and printer sharing between your PCs

• Connect up to 30 PCs with up to 1000 feet of telephone cabling

• Data transfer rate is over 30 times faster than a 56K modem

• Compatible with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT 4.0, and 2000

• Frequency division multiplexing for uninterrupted simultaneous voice serv-

ice and network data transmissions

• Free technical—24 hours a day, 7 days a week for North America only

Phoneline 10M Network Card

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

The Linksys HomeLink®Phoneline Network Card 1

Features 1

Package Contents 2

System Requirements 3

Hardware Setup 4

Installing the 10M Phoneline Network Card 4

Installing the RJ-11 (Telephone) Cabling 4

Software Pre-install 5

Windows 95 Installation and Setup 6

Installing the Driver in Windows 95 6

Preparing Windows 95 For Use on a Network 7

Setting Up File and Printer Sharing 9

Enabling File Sharing 9

Windows 98 & ME Installation and Setup 11

Installing the Driver in Windows 98 & ME 11

Windows NT 4.0 Installation and Setup 15

Installing Windows NT Networking and

the HomeLink®Card’s Driver 16

Installing the HomeLink® Network Driver

if Networking is Already Installaed 22

Windows 2000 Installation and Setup 23

Installing the Driver in Windows 2000 23

Troubleshooting 26

Appendix 29

Manually Installing the Network Components in Windows 29

Windows 95 Version A Setup 30

Removing Installed Components 33

The Driver Interface 34

Glossary 35

Specifications 40

Environmental Specifications 41

Warranty Information 42

Contact Information 43

Network in a Box Package Contents

• Two HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Cards

• Two Standard Modular Telephone Cables

• One User Guide and Registration Card

• One Installation CD-ROM

System Requirements

• PCI 2.2 compliant PC

• Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, or 2000

• CD-ROM drive

Phoneline 10M Network Card

Network Card Package Contents

• One HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Card

• One Standard Modular Telephone Cable

• One User Guide and Registration Card

• One Installation CD-ROM

Linksys HomeLink® Series

in the wall, then plug the other phone cable port on the card to your second PC

with a standard phone cable.You can connect up to thirty PCs on one chain. If

you want to use your telephone or fax machine, add a two-way splitter on your

wall’s phone jack or connect the device to the open telephone port on the last

card in your daisy chain. If you are daisy chaining more than 2 PCs, you

should connect your modem to a different wall phone jack, or obtain a 2-way

splitter.

Software Pre-install

Setting up the HomeLink®card's software involves installing a network driv-

er onto your PC, which will allow your card to communicate with Windows.

Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, or 2000 must be installed on all of your PCs in order

to install the software. The HomeLink®Phoneline 10M Network Card driver

setup program will not work properly under any other operating systems.

You will need a CD-ROM drive installed on each PC you wish to network.

Because there are several important questions about your PC that you must

answer during the installation, we recommend that you read through the User

Guide.

Phoneline 10M Network Card

Linksys HomeLink® Series

A Typical HomeLink Network

Hardware Setup

Installing the 10M Phoneline Network Card

1. Turn off your PC and any peripheral equipment attached to it.

2. Remove your PC's outside cover.

3. Open up your computer and locate the PCI expansion slot(s). Next, deter-

mine which of your PC's PCI slots is the master slot (In newer PCs, the PCI

slots are usually all master slots. Older PCs may have both master and slave

slots. The HomeLink card must be inserted into a master slot).Your PC ven-

dor can help you determine which slots are designed for 32-bit cards.

4. Carefully slide the HomeLink®card into the PCI slot. Make sure that all of

its pins are touching the slot's contacts. After the card is firmly in place,

secure its fastening tab to your PC's chassis with a mounting screw.

5. Replace your PC's cover and turn on your PC. If your computer has a plug-

and-play BIOS and a Plug-and-Play operating system such as Windows 95,

98, ME, or 2000, it will automatically recognize the card and assign a unique

IRQ ("interrupt") and I/O address to it. If not, refer to the apropriate instal-

lation section.

Installing the RJ-11 (Telephone) Cabling

Attach one end of the telephone wire to the HomeLink®card's RJ-11 telephone

port. There are two RJ-11 ports. Connect the other end of the cable into a tele-

phone jack in your wall.

If you are using an analog telephone, you can either connect the device to a sec-

ond phone jack (recommended), or you can connect your telephone directly to

the second port on your HomeLink card.

If you have only one phone jack in your room and you want to use your modem

or fax, it is recommended that you purchase a two-way adapter that can turn

your single phone jack into a double phone jack. Plug your telephone or fax

into one phone jack, and your HomeLink®card into the other.

If you have two or three PCs in one room with only one telephone jack, you can

connect several of the PC together using the Daisy Chain method. To daisy

chain your PCs, plug your first PC with a Phoneline card into the phone jack

Windows 95 Installation and Setup

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After installing the HomeLink®hardware in your

computer, follow these instructions for installing

the network driver in Windows 95 version B, the

more common version of Windows 95. If you

have Windows 95 version A, go to the version A

installation section in the Appendixnow. The

installation procedure for the network driver will

vary slightly depending on the version of

Windows 95 you are using and your current sys-

tem configuration.

1. With the Card installed, start up your PC.

After Windows 95 is loaded, Windows will display an "Update Device

Driver" window. Click the Next button.

2. Windows will try to find the software driver for your HomeLink®card. If

Windows locates the driver, click the Finish button. If Windows fails to find

the driver, insert your CD-ROM and click on Other Locations. Direct the

setup to your CD-ROM drive. If the correct file is found, click the Finish

button when you return to the Update Device Driver Wizard. If your PC

fails to find the correct file, go to the Troubleshooting section.

3. Windows may now prompt you to insert your Phoneline 10M Network

Card Installation CD-ROM. Make sure the CD is in the drive if you haven’t

already inserted it. Click the OK button. Windows will begin copying files

onto your PC.

4. Windows 95 will copy the appropriate network drivers onto your com-

puter. If Windows 95 asks you to supply your original Windows 95 installa-

tion CD-ROM or setup files, enter the appropriate path for those files (i.e.,

a:\, d:\win95, c:\windows\options\cabs, etc.). Linksys only provides two

types of files on the Installation: CD-ROM—PCM200HA.inf and

bcm**.* (or mfc*.*, in certain circumstances). All other files are pro-

vided by Microsoft.

5. Next, you will be asked to restart your PC. Click on the Yes button. If you

do not restart your PC, the installation will be incomplete.

Preparing Windows 95 For Use on a Network

Make sure that the following network components are installed by clicking on

your Windows taskbar’s Start button, click on Settings, and then Control

Panel. When the Control Panel appears, click the Network icon. The Network

window will appear. Click on the Configuration tab. The following compo-

nents must be listed.

• Client for Microsoft Networks

• Linksys Phoneline 10M Network Card

• TCP/IP

Phoneline 10M Network Card

Linksys HomeLink® Series

Overview

Note: If you receive any

"Version Conflict" or similar

messages during the driver

installation, and you are given

a choice of over-writing any of

your existing files, it is recom-

mended that you keep the

existing files. You may receive

these messages many times,

or you may not receive them

at all depending on your sys-

tem configuration and soft-

ware.

Note: If the

window that

pops up

says New

Hardware

Found, and

it asks for

Driver from

disk provid-

ed by manu-

facturer,

then you are

using

Version A of

Windows 95.

Go to the

Appendix for

version A

installation

instructions.

Preparing Windows 95 For Use on a Network

1. Start up Windows 95. If you are asked to log in, be sure to give your correct

username and password.

2. To set up sharing for the first time on a computer, click on Start and select

Settings and Control Panel. Then, double-click on Network.

3. Select the Configuration tab, followed by the File and Printer Sharing

button. The File and Printer Sharing window will appear.

4. Decide what types of resources you’d like to make available on the network.

• If you'd like others to be able to access the files on your PC's hard drive,

select I want to be able to give others access to my files.

• If you'd like to share your printer with other users on the network, select I

want to be able to allow others to print to my printer.

5. Click on the OK button. File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks

should now appear in the list of installed components. Click on the OK but-

ton. When asked to restart your PC, click on the Yes button.

Enabling File Sharing

After following the steps on the previous page, double-click on your My

Computer icon. A window of available disk drives will appear. Using your

right mouse button, click once on the drive that you want to make available to

other users. Click on Sharing, followed by the Sharing tab. Click on ShareAs.

In the Share Name box, give your computer a name (you can call it whatever

you want as long as there are no spaces—MaryComputer, Tardis, etc.). Next,

decide on the type of access that you want to give other users.

• Read-Only access lets other users view the files on your PC.

• Full access lets users create, change, or delete files on your PC.

• Depends on Password lets users have Read-Only and/or Full access, depend-

ing on the password that you decide to give them.

Phoneline 10M Network Card

There may be other components listed in addition to the ones shown above,

which is fine. If any of the components shown above are missing, however,

you’ll need to manually install them. For instructions on how to do this, skip to

the section titled Manually Installing Network Components.

When you're finished, restart your computer. The instructions on the next page

explain how to enable file and printer sharing in Windows 95 so that your com-

puter can be accessed by others and vice-versa.

Linksys HomeLink® Series

Setting Up File and Printer Sharing

Enabling File Sharing

Windows 98 & ME

Installation and Setup

Overview

After physically installing the HomeLink®card in your notebook computer,

follow these instructions to install the device driver. The installation procedure

for the device driver will vary slightly depending on which version ofWindows

98 or ME you are using, and on your current system configuration. Please have

your Windows 98 or ME Installation CD or diskettes available during installa-

tion. If at any time during the installation you encounter problems, consult the

Troubleshooting section.

Installing the Device Driver

1. If you haven’t already, start up your computer.

2. Windows 98 or ME will automatically detect the presence of the Phoneline

10M Network Card in your computer.

3. When the Add New HardwareWizard window appears, insert the Phoneline

10M Network Card Driver CD into your CD-ROM drive. Click the Next

button.

Phoneline 10M Network Card

Select the type of file sharing access that you want other users to have. If you

want to assign access password(s), type them into the Password box(es). When

you're done, click on the Apply button, followed by the OK button. Your

drive(s) can now be accessed from other users whenever they click on their

Windows Network Neighborhood icons. If a user tries to access one of your

drives that's password-protected, he or she will be asked for the appropriate

Read-Only or Full Access password.

Linksys HomeLink® Series

OOverview

Installing the Driver in Windows 98 & ME

6.A window will open saying that Windows is now ready to install the Linksys

Phoneline 10M Network Card driver. Click the Next button.

7. Windows will begin copying the HomeLink®card’s driver files to your PC.

Refer to the chart below to help guide you through the process.

Phoneline 10M Network Card

4. Select Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended). Click

the Next button.

5. Select CD-ROM drive and click the Next button to continue.

Linksys HomeLink® Series

• If your PC asks for the Linksys

Setup or Driver Disk

• If you are asked to supply

your Windows 98 Installation

Files or Disks

• If you are asked for a file that

includes “HPN200” in its

name

• If you receive a Version

Conflict error

1. Click OOKK.

2. Ensure that the DDrriivveerrDDiisskkis in your PC’s flop-

py drive.

3. Type “a:\” in the “Copy files from:” box.

4. Click OOKK.

1. Click OOKK.

2. If you have a WWiinnddoowwss9988CCDD--RROOMM, type

“d:\win98” in the “Copy files from:” box, where

“d:” is your CD-ROM drive.

3. If you

don’t

have a WWiinnddoowwss9988CCDD--RROOMM,

type: “c:\windows\options\cabs”.

4. Click OOKK.

1. Insert the DDrriivveerrDDiisskkinto your PC’s floppy

drive.

2. Type “a:\” in the “Copy files from:” box.

3. Click OOKK

1. Choose to keep the newest version of the file

by clicking YYeess.

If you press Skip or Cancel, the drivers will not be installed!

Windows NT4.0

Installationand Setup

Overview

After installing the HomeLink®hardware in your computer, follow these

instructions for installing the network driver in Windows NT 4.0. The installa-

tion procedure for the network driver may vary slightly depending on the ver-

sion of Windows NT you are using, the service packs you have installed, and

your current system configuration.

1. From the Windows NT desktop, click on Start, and select Settings and

Control Panel. Double-click on the Network icon.

2. If you have not installed Windows NT networking on your computer, a mes-

sage appears that reads, Windows NT Networking is not installed. Do you

want to install it now?

• If you see this message, click the Yes button to install NT networking along

with the HomeLink®card’s network driver, and continue with step 1 on the

next page.

• If you don’t see this message, NT networking is already installed. Continue

on with Step 1 in this section’s Installing the Network Driver.

Installing Windows NT Networking (Along with the Driver)

Phoneline 10M Network Card

8. Windows will finish installing the software onto your PC. Click the

Finish button.

9. When asked if you want to restart your PC, remove the Driver CD and

click the Yes button.

10. If Windows does not ask you to restart your PC, click the Start button,

choose Shut Down, Restart, then click the Yes button.

The Windows 98/ME driver installation is complete.

Consult your network administrator for your

network configuration information if necessary.

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