Features, Benefits & Product Specifications

Five Million Users Can't Be Wrong

You simply can't beat this LAN PC Card for reliable 10 Mbps connections and advanced management features. Drivers for today's most popular operating systems assure widespread compatibility. And Intelligent Auto Install helps users get up and running fast, with little or no help desk assistance.

	Parallel Tasking® technology and full-duplex operation deliver superior Ethernet performance
	Low power consumption reduces heat for cool, reliable notebook operation
	DynamicAccess® technology simplifies network management

	Media: 10BASE-T
	Bus type: 16-bit
	Connectors: RJ-45 cable LAN connector
	Software drivers: NDIS 5.0 for Windows 98, NDIS 4.0 for Windows 95/NT 4.0, Windows CE 2.0/2.1, NDIS 2.0 for DOS and OS/2
	Network operating systems supported: Novell NetWare, Windows 2000/98/95/NT 4.0, Microsoft LAN Manager, IBM LAN Server, HP LAN Manager, and other popular networks
	Management: SNMP-manageable, DMI 2.0, DynamicAccess technology, 3Com® Mobile Connection Manager

	Notebook PC with a 16-bit PC Card slot or 32-bit CardBus PC Card slot
	Windows Me/2000/98/98 SE/95 OSR 2.x (95B or 95C)/95, Windows NT 4.0, Windows CE 2.0, or DOS

Package Contents

	PC Card
	Connector cable for 10BASE-T (15 cm/6 in)

Product Support

Windows 98 will support this plug&play device, 

however if you need additional documentation and drivers please click on driver below.

Drivers

3Com PC Card Terminology

XJACK® Connector:
This popular connector is included on many 3Com PC cards and allows you to connect a telephone line directly to your PC card. It works like a ballpoint pen just slide the PC card into your computer, pop out the XJACK connector, and plug in your LAN or phone cable.

Integrated RJ-45:
This eight-pin connector is located on a Type III PC card and is used to connect computers to a local-area network (LAN). Although it looks similar to the RJ-11 connector that is used for connecting telephone equipment, an RJ-45 connector is twice the width.

Integrated RJ-11:
This four- or six-wire connector is used primarily to connect telephone equipment in the United States. Used for standard dialup through your phone. An Integrated RJ-11 means that the connector is built into a Type III PC card.

Cable/Podule:
A podule is a small external piece that connects to the PC Card on one side and accepts the appropriate network connector type on the other. PC Cards that don't include an integrated connector or XJACK connector require a podule. Podules are sometimes used to connect a PC Card to an ISDN line or phone line.

XJACK Antenna: This unique antenna extends to provide excellent reception anywhere you need it, then retracts within the notebook so you can travel conveniently without worrying about breakage.

Integrated Antenna: The integrated antenna is a sturdy, flat antenna that is fixed to the PC Card. It will protrude from the notebook approx. 1 inch. A card with this type of antenna will need to be removed from the notebook before travel.