Available 2 files for EagleTec LE10BT2

Company

EagleTec

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

EagleTec LE10BT2

Description

Drivers

Operating System

Windows 95-98-98Se-NT

Version

2.2

Size Driver

397KB

File Name

le10bt2.zip

Observations

This document contains the installation guide for the Microsoft
Windows NT Operating System.

It is recommented to print the instruction out on a printer before
installation. For the best results, open this document in Windows
Write, Microsoft Word, or another word processing application, select
the entire document and format the text in 10 point Courier before
printing.
Windows NT Version 4.0
======================

1. Open the Control Panel, and choose Network Setup.

2. When the Network window appears, click on the
Adapters tab. Click on the Add button, followed by
Have Disk. Put the driver disk into drive A.
When asked to supply the path to the disk, type a: and click OK.

NT will ask you to supply the I/O Base,
Interrupt, and Memory values for the card.
Default values to start with are 300 (for the
I/O Base) and 5 (for the IRQ).

3. When you're finished, click OK. NT will copy
necessary files to your computer.

4. When the Network window reappears, click on the
Bindings tab. Choose your bindings. Click on the
Protocols tab and select your settings. Do the same
for the Services tab.

5. After your bindings, settings, and services are set,
click on the Close button. Choose to restart your
computer. After NT restarts, be sure to log in.

Windows NT Version 3.51
=======================

1. Open the Control Panel, and choose Network Setup.

2. Click the Add Adapter button.

3. Select " Requires disk from manufacturer".

4. Insert Driver Diskette in Drive A: and type A:\ in the path.

5. Select "PCMCIA Ethernet Adapter" Ethernet Card from the list.

6. Set the IRQ level, I/O Port and Memory Base Address to the desired
settings from the lists of free resources available. And click OK.

7. Set Bus Type to PCMCIA. And click OK.

8. Click OK to exit Network Setup.

9. Insert the PCMCIA Ethernet Card and Reboot Windows NT.

Company

EagleTec

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

EagleTec LE10BT2

Description

Drivers

Operating System

Windows Me-2000

Size Driver

430KB

File Name

le10bt.exe

Observations

CONTENTS

1. Notes on Setup
2. Install PCMCIA Software manually
3. Drivers Supported on this Drivers Disk
4. Notes on using EMM386 or QEMM
5. Technical Support
1. Notes on Setup
==============

For Novell, Lan Manager & Packet Driver, first insert the "Drivers Disk"
into drive A, and type INSTALL at the A drive command prompt.
The Installation program will copy files to the destination directory and
modify your related files e.g. CONFIG.SYS & NET.CFG, automatically.

C:\> A:
A:\> INSTALL

For Windows for Workgroup, Windows NT & Windows 95, use the "Network Setup"
utility provided by windows system to install Ethernet Adapter to the system
and system will load the drivers at start up time.

After installation, simply reboot the machine to enable PCMCIA Ethernet Card.
2. Install PCMCIA Software Manually
================================

The automatical Installation Software has been carefully designed to detect
some combination of hardware and software already installed on your PC, and
setup your PC to enable the PCMCIA Ethernet card. If for any reason the
Installation Software failed to complete. You can follow the few simple
steps to copy the enabler from the Drivers Disk onto your PC.

1. If you have Windows for Workgroup, Windows NT or Windows 95, follow the
instructions for installing PCMCIA Card in your system manual.

2. Determine if any third party generic enabler has been installed on your PC.
You identify this by a search through the CONFIG.SYS file for the following
lines:

Vendor Device Loaded in CONFIG.SYS
--------------- -------------------------------
Awards Software DEVICE=C:\CARDWARE\PCENABLE.EXE
System Soft DEVICE=C:\CARDSOFT\CARDID.EXE
Phoenix DEVICE=C:\PCMPLUS\PCMSCD.EXE

If one of them exist in your CONFIG.SYS, then you can use it to enable the
PCMCIA Ethernet Card. Follow the PCMCIA installation instruction in the
manual that come with your PC.

3. If you decide to use accompanied Enabler, or if the generic enabler
does not support the PCMCIA Ethernet Card, follow Steps 4 below.

4. Insert Driver Disk in drive A:.

5. Type C: at the command prompt.

6. Type MD ENABLER to make a new directory.

7. Type COPY A:\ENABLER\*.* C:\ENABLER to copy the enabler to your directory.

8. Modify the PATH= statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT to include path C:\ENABLER.
Change From PATH=
To PATH=;C:\ENABLER

9. Using LANEN.EXE to enable the PCMCIA card no matter wheher your PC has
loaded Card Service or not.