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TRUST 100MB SPEEDSHARE PCI CARD Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Trust 100MB Speedshare PCI Card. The Trust 100MB Speedshare PCI card allows you to connect your PC to a Local Access Network (LAN) and/or broadband internet connection Safety Please read the following directions before first use.
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If a yellow exclamation mark or a red X is showing next to the network adapter device the driver needs to be reinstalled, see 4.1. Locate the Trust 100MB Speedshare PCI Card in the hardware list and right click, select properties.
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If a yellow exclamation mark or a red X is showing next to the network adapter device the driver needs to be reinstalled, see 4.2.. Locate the Trust 100MB Speedshare PCI Card in the hardware list and right click, select properties.
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If a yellow exclamation mark or a red X is showing next to the network adapter device the driver needs to be reinstalled, see 4.4. Locate the Trust 100MB Speedshare PCI Card in the hardware list and right click, select properties.
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TRUST 100MB SPEEDSHARE PCI CARD TCP/IP Setup In most cases The TCP/IP setting will be set at “Obtain an IP address automatically” in some situations you will need to set the IP address manually. Windows 98/ME To change the IP settings please follow: Click Start then select Settings and then choose Control Panel.
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TRUST 100MB SPEEDSHARE PCI CARD Troubleshooting Problem Cause Possible solution No network The Ethernet cable is not Ensure the Ethernet cable correctly inserted in the is inserted properly into communication. adapter. the adapter, if this does not work replace the Ethernet cable.
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For further Networking Information please read the “Networking Sharing Manual”. You can find this manual on the Trust installer CD that came with the product. To open this manual click on “Read manual” on theTrust installer CD menu, or see the file named “Read Internet Sharing Manual”...
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