Linksys USB200HA Manuel utilisateur

HomeLink™ Series

Phoneline 10M USB

Network Adapter

Model No.: USB200HA

User Guide

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Linksys guarantees that every Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter is free from physi-

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FCC STATEMENT

The Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter has been tested and found to comply with

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

its are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a resi-

dential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency

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 interfer-

ence 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 fol-

lowing 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

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Linksys HomeLink™ Series Phoneline 10M USB NetworkAdapter

Introduction

HomeLink Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter

Congratulations on your purchase of the Linksys HomeLink Phoneline 10M

USB Network Adapter. Now you’ll be able to instantly connect

multiple PCs over your telephone wiring and talk on the phone at the same

time. There's no need for extra hubs or cables. The network runs on standard

home-grade telephone lines, just like the ones you use every day.

The HomeLink Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter allows your phone line

to carry network data at the same time it carries your regular telephone voice

service. The USB device is equipped with two standard telephone ports and

one USB port, which you can use to connect to any 1Mbps or 10Mbps

HomeLink network without swapping devices or running multiple adapters.

The Adapter connects to your Windows 98 or Windows 2000 PC’s USB port.

Plug the HomeLink Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter into any standard

wall jack, and you’re networked.

Features

•Network Your Computers Using Your Existing Telephone Line

•Easy Plug-and-Play Installation- Installs Without Opening Your PC Case

•Works with Windows 98 or Windows 2000 PCs With a USB Port

•10Mbps Transfer Rate Over Telephone Lines

•External USB Network Adapter with two RJ-11 Modular Telephone Ports

•USB Cable and Phone Cable Included—Nothing More to Buy

•4 Easy-to-Read LED Status Indicators

•HomePNA-Compatible Technology

•Connect Up to 30 PCs Together OnYour HomeLink 10M Phoneline

Network

•Backward Compatible with 1Mbps HomePNA-Compatible Hardware

•No Hubs or Switches Required - Data Travels OverYour Phone Lines

•Share High-Speed Internet Access with Your Phoneline Network Users

•Free 24-Hour Technical Support (North America Only)

•1-Year Limited Warranty

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Package Contents 2

Windows & Computer Compatibility 2

Getting to Know the Phoneline 10M USB 3

Network Adapter

The Adapter’s Ports 3

The Adapter’s LEDs 4

The USB Icon 4

USB Cabling 5

Modem and Fax Compatibility 5

Installing the Phoneline 10M USB 6

Network Adapter

Installing the USB NetworkAdapter & Cabling 6

Connecting to a Phoneline Network 7

Connecting to an Ethernet or Fast Ethernet Network 8

Windows 98 Installation & Setup 9

Installing the USB NetworkAdapter’s Driver 9

Network Component Configuration 13

Sharing Your Files & Printers 18

Windows 2000 Installation & Setup 20

Installing the USB NetworkAdapter’s Driver 20

Troubleshooting 23

Appendix 26

Client For Microsoft Setup for Windows 98 26

Novell NetWare 3.x Client Setup forWindows 98 27

Starting Over in Windows 98 28

Starting Over in Windows 2000 32

Manually Installing Network Components in Windows 98 34

Open Source & Beta Operating Systems 35

Telephone Cabling 38

Specifications 39

Customer Support 40

Phoneline 10M USB NetworkAdapter

Getting to Know Your Phoneline 10M

USB Network Adapter

The Adapter’s Ports

USB This USB port, which is a Type B port, is where you con-

nect your HomeLink Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter

externally to your PC. Use the USB cable provided in the

package contents.

HomeLink The Adapter’s HomeLink port connects your PC to the

phone jack, using regular phone cables.

Phone The Phone port connects your PC’s HomeLink Adapter to

another HomeLink PC through the second PC’s HomeLink

port. See page 7 on how to daisy-chain your PCs.

Or, you can use the Phone port to connect a telephone at

the end of your HomeLink network. The Phone port will

only carry phone service if your HomeLink network plugs

into a phone jack.

Linksys HomeLink™ Series

Package Contents for the Phoneline 10M USB

Network Adapter

•One HomeLink Phoneline 10Mbps USB Network Adapter

•One Standard USB Cable

•One Standard Telephone Cable

•One Driver Disk

•One User Guide and Registration Card

Windows & Computer Compatibility

To use this device, you must have Microsoft Windows 98 or

Windows 2000 installed on your PC. If you do not have Windows

98 or Windows 2000, this device will not work.

Also, the device requires that a USB port is installed and enabled on your PC.

Some PCs have a disabled USB port. If your port doesn’t seem to be work-

ing, there may be jumpers on the motherboard or a menu option in the BIOS

that will enable a PC’s USB port. Consult your computer’s user guide.

Some motherboards have USB interfaces, but no ports. You should be able to

install your own USB port and attach it to your PC’s motherboard using hard-

ware purchased at any computer store. Consult your computer’s user guide.

Phoneline 10M USB NetworkAdapter

USB Cabling

The HomeLink Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter comes with one USB

cable. One end of the USB cable has a rectangular connector called a Type A

connector. The other end of the cable has a square Type B connector.

The USB cable’s Type B tip connects to the USB device, that is, your USB

Network Adapter. The Type A end connects to a computer’s USB port.

The picture below shows two USB ports as they might appear on your com-

puter. Note the two USB icons marking the ports.

Modem and Fax Compatibility

If you want to have a phoneline network and a phone in one room with just

one phone jack, you can still attach your phone to the jack by using a tele-

phone jack splitter.

Plug your telephone or fax machine into one of the splitter’s ports, and your

HomeLink phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter into the other.

Linksys HomeLink™ Series

The Adapter’s LEDs

POWER The Power LED will light up green when your USB

Network Adapter is connected to a power source.

TX The TX LED will light up green if your HomeLink

10Mbps USB Adapter is successfully sending data over a

phoneline network.

Link The Link LED will light up green if your PC’s adapter is

actively connected to a phoneline network.

RX The RX LED will light up green if your HomeLink 10M

USB Network Adapter is successfully receiving,

or downloading, network data.

The USB Icon

The USB icon shown below marks a USB port on a PC or device.

Type A Type B

Phoneline 10M USB NetworkAdapter

Connecting to a Phoneline Network

Computers on a HomeLink network can be connected in one of two ways.

They can be daisy chained through their HomeLink port to another

HomeLink PC in a string, or they can be connected directly to a phone jack.

The diagram below shows a HomeLink phoneline network that uses both

types of connections.

To connect your HomeLink PCs together in your HomeLink network:

1. Connect one end of your telephone cabling to your Phoneline 10M

USB Network Adapter’s HomeLink port.

2. Connect the other end of that telephone cable into another computer’s

HomeLink port or directly into a phone jack.

Your computer is now connected to your Phoneline network.

•If your computer runs Windows 98, go to page 8 now for instructions on

installing your Windows 98 driver.

•If your computer runs Windows 2000, go to page 19 now for instructions

on installing your Windows 2000 driver.na

Linksys HomeLink™ Series

Installing the HomeLink Phoneline

10M USB Network Adapter

Overview

The following instructions show you how to attach your Phoneline 10M USB

Network Adapter to your PC. After you install the adapter, you must install

the adapter’s driver software on your PC and configure your PC to access

your HomeLink phoneline network.

Driver installation and PC configuration instructions follow these hardware

installation instructions.

Installing the USB Network Adapter & Cabling

1. Insert the cable’s Type B connector into the USB Adapter’s Type B port.

2. Insert the other end of the USB cable with the Type A connector into

the USB port on your PC or your USB hub.

Your USB NetworkAdapter is now connected to your PC. Continue on to

the next page to connect your PCs as a HomeLink phoneline network.

NNoottee::Details on USB cabling and ports infor-

mation can be found on page 5.

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Linksys HomeLink™ Series

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

Next.

5. Select “Floppy disk drives.” Click Next.

Windows 98 Driver Installation

Overview

After installing your Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter in your computer,

follow these instructions to install the network driver. The installation proce-

dure for the network driver will vary slightly depending on which version of

Windows 98 you are using and your current system configuration. If you

encounter problems during the installation, consult the Troubleshooting sec-

tion on page 22 in the Appendix.

Installing the USB Network Adapter’s Driver

After installing the HomeLink Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter, follow

the instructions below to install the adapter’s software into your Windows 98

computer.

1. Start up your PC if you haven’t already done so.

2. Windows 98 will automatically detect the presence of the Linksys

Phoneline USB Adapter hardware in your PC.

3. Slide the Linksys Driver Disk into your floppy drive when the

Add New Hardware Wizard window is displayed. Click Next.

Phoneline 10M USB NetworkAdapter

Linksys HomeLink™ Series

8. A window will appear to tell you that Windows has finished installing the

new hardware device. Click Finish.

9. A Systems Settings Change window will ask you if you want to restart your

computer. Remove your driver disk from its drive and click Yes. If

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

Choose Shut Down, choose Restart, then click Yes.

The Windows 98 driver installation is now complete.

Go now to page 12 for instructions on configuring Windows 98’s network

protocols. Consult your Microsoft documentation for information on your

network configuration, if needed.

NNoottee::If Windows 98 asks you for a CCoommppuutteerrNNaammeeoorrWWoorrkkggrroouuppnnaammee, skip

ahead to the instructions on page 14. Once you have chosen your Computer and

Workgroup names, go back to where you left off and continue the installation.

6. Windows will display a window announcing that it is ready to install the

Linksys Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter. Click Next.

7. Windows will start copying the files to your hard drive.

See the chart below to guide you through the process.

• 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 “USB200HA” or

“BCM” in its name...

• If you receive a Version

Conflict error...

1. Click OOKK.

2. Make sure that the LLiinnkkssyyssDDrriivveerrDDiisskkis in

your PC’s floppy drive.

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

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 LLiinnkkssyyssDDrriivveerrDDiisskkinto your PC’s

floppy drive.

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

3. Click OOKK

1. Choose to keep the newest version of the file

by clicking YYeess.

Under no circumstance are you to click Cancel or Skip File!

Note: From this point on, you must provide a User Name and

Password every time Windows requests them. Remember to

click OK to properly log on to Windows. If you click Cancel or

Esc, your attempt to log on to Windows will fail.

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Linksys HomeLink™ Series

3. Click the File and Print Sharing button to bring up the File and Print

Sharing window.

4. If you want to give others access to files on your PC's hard drive,

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

5. 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.

6. Click OK. File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks now

appears in the list of installed components.

7. After making sure that all the listed network components are installed

on your system, select Client for Microsoft Networks in the Primary

Network Logon field.

NNoottee::If you do not enable File and Print Sharing, your PC will be

invisible on the network and inaccessible to other network users.

Network Component Configuration

1. Once you are back at the Windows 98 Desktop, click on your Taskbar's

Start button, then Settings, then Control Panel, then double-click the

Network icon.

2. When the Network window appears, click on the Configuration tab. A

window like the one below will appear. There may be extra components

listed in addition to the ones listed below, which is normal.

•Client for Microsoft Networks

•Linksys Phoneline 10M USB Network Adapter

•IPX/SPX-compatible protocol

•NetBEUI

•TCP/IP

If any of the components shown above are missing, you must manually

install them. See the section Manually Installing Network Components in

Windows 98 on page 33 for instructions.

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10. Optional: Enter a description of your computer in the Computer

Description field. You may leave this field blank if you wish.

11. Optional: Choose the Access Control tab. Make sure that Shared-level

access control is selected. If the setting is on User-level access control

and you can’t change it, see Troubleshooting problem 4 on page 22.

12. Click OK.Your PC may ask for your Windows 98 CD-ROM or the loca-

tion of the Windows 98 installation files. If it does, direct Windows to the

appropriate location, e.g., D:\win98 if you have the Windows 98 CD-

ROM, or C:\windows\options\cabs if you don’t.

13. Once Windows has copied those files, the System Settings Change win-

dow appears. Remove your driver disk from the floppy drive and click

Yes to restart your PC. If you don't see this window, click on your Start

button, then choose Shut Down, select Restart, and click OK to restart

your PC.

8. Click on the Identification tab. Type your Computer Name in the

Computer Name field. Make sure you choose a name that is unique from

the other computer names on the network, e.g., Dad, Upstairs_PC, etc.

9. Type your Workgroup Name in the Workgroup field. The Workgroup

name must be the same Workgroup Name used by all the other PCs on

the network. Do not click OK when you are done.

NNoottee::Your CCoommppuutteerrNNaammeeand WWoorrkkggrroouuppNNaammeemust both be less than

15 characters, and must only consist of numbers and letters. Every

CCoommppuutteerrNNaammeefor each PC on the network must be different from all the

other PCs’ Computer Names on the network.

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