Lan Cable Connection; Connecting To The Network - ZNYX ZX240 Series User Manual

3. Guide the adapter down over the alignment pin. Fully seat the adapter into the mating
connectors on the MCPN750.
4. Secure four (4) retention screws and two (2) standoffs, included with card, through the
ZNYX Networks adapter standoffs and tighten.
5. Reinstall the motherboard or carrier card in the system.
Installing the PIM Rear I/O Card
1. Insert the ZX244 Rear I/O PIM card into
the corresponding seat on the
TM-PIMC-0001 PIM carrier card.
2. Secure two (2) retention screws and
two (2) standoffs, included with the card,
through the card standoffs and tighten.
3. Reinstall the TM-PIMC-0001 in the
system.
System-specific Requirements
The host computer system should automatically
assign all system resources, such as I/O addresses
and interrupt lines (IRQ).

LAN Cable Connection

The LAN cable must be properly attached to a functioning network for the adapter to operate. 100
Mbps connections require Category 5 cabling. Each 10/100BaseTX Ethernet port of the ZX240
requires a standard category 5 UTP Ethernet cable.

Connecting to the Network

There are two ways to connect: (1) system to system or (2) direct system to hub or switch. You can
connect your adapter directly to another system with a null cable. A null cable, or crossover cable,
"crosses over" to transmit and receive pairs.
You can connect your adapter directly to a hub or switch with a straight through cable. Be sure that
the cable length is within the minimum and maximum length restrictions for Ethernet or you could
experience signal or data loss.
ZX240 Series User Guide
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