SK-Net FDDI
@0083.ADF -
SK-NET FDDI-xM/FDDI Network Adapter
Drivers (to another page)
skfmdiag.zip Hardware
Diagnostic Program for DOS
fddiboot.zip Remote Boot
ROM image for NetWare IPX.
On-Line User Manual for the FDDI Family
PDF User's Manual
SK-5221 FDDI-UM Copper, RJ-45, SAS (Single Attachment
Station)
SK-5224 FDDI-FM Fiber, MIC, SAS (Single Attachment Station)
ADF Sections
SK-5221 FDDI UM
D1 Green and Amber LEDs
J6 Daughtercard?
U1 STP interface
U2 Actel A1020B PQ100C
U8 MASTR
U10-13 CYC199-20VC [128KB RAM]
U14 HSREQ
U19 DECOD
U27 50.000 MHz osc
U30 Actel A1020B-2 PC100C
U33 BUFF
U34 MEMDC
U35 IOD2 |
U36 CLOCK
U38 AM79865 PDT
U39 AM79866A PDR
U42 IOCNT
U44 IOD1
U49 COMPT
U51 ABIT
U41 ES2 SKNETFE 3354 208
U43 AM79C830AKC FORMAC
Plus
U47 AM79C864AKC PLC-S
U52 OKI M82C54-2
X 40.0000 MHz osc
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AMD SUPERNET 2 FDDI chip set.
Am79C830 - FORMAC Plus - (FDDI MAC layer)
Am79C864 - PLC-S - FDDI Physical Layer Controller with Scrambler
Am79865 - PDT - FDDI Physical Data Transmitter (transmit clock
chip)
Am79866 - PDR - FDDI Physical Data Reciever (receive clock chip)
LEDs Green and Amber
Green on - Card initialized, SMT running,
connected to network. May be problems at higher level protocol layers,
but card can communicate with other stations.
Amber on - Card initialized and SMT running,
card NOT connected to network. Possibly cable troubles or neighboring station
is down.
Green and Amber Off - No board driver
has been loaded and SMT not running.
NOTE: When an SK-52xx is used in
a 16-bit slot, the SK-52xx can only access the first 16MB of RAM and may
not work properly in systems with more memory.
AdapterID 0083
"SK-NET FDDI-FM/FDDI Network Adapter"
I/O Port Address Location
Each FDDI adapter installed is assigned a unique address
location.
<"0200-03ff">, 0600-07ff,
0a00-0bff, 1200-13ff, 2200-23ff, 4200-43ff, 8200-83ff, fe00-ffff, fa00-fbff,
f600-f7ff, ee00-efff, de00-dfff, be00-bfff, 7e00-7fff
Interrupt Level
This adapter can operate on one of four interrupt levels:
3, 9, 10, or 11
<"Interrupt 9">,
10, 11, 3
EPROM Address location
There are 7 possible 16K blocks of PC memory that can
be assigned for accessing the EPROM area of the FDDI Network adapter.
<"EPROM Disabled">,
C4000-C7FFF, C8000-CBFFF, CC000-CFFFF, D0000-D3FFF, D4000-D7FFF, D8000-DBFFF,
DC000-DFFFF
Remote boot on/off
Enables/disables booting from network.
<"Remote boot on">,
Remote boot off
Bus Master Arbitration Level
Each Busmaster and/or DMA device is assigned an
unique arbitration level in order to arbitrate conflicting requests.
<"Level 8">, 9,
10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Fairness on/off
Each participant is assigned a priority by arbitration
level .
Fairness on: Priority defines
sequence of granting the bus on conflicting requests. The latency time
on bus requests is calculable.
Fairness off: Higher priority gives more time
on the bus. The latency time on bus requests is NOT calculable.
<"Fairness ON">,
Fairness OFF
Streaming data enable/disable
<"Streaming data
disable>, Streaming data enable
Check on forbidden 8-Bit accesses
Working as busmaster the adapter supports accesses to
32-Bit and 16-Bit memory slaves. If the adapter performs an access to an
8-Bit slave an interrupt may be asserted and reported (check on) or not
(check off).
<"Check on">, Check
off
Check CHCK
Working as busmaster the adapter may check the control
line 'CHCK'. If the check is enabled the adapter asserts an interrupt and
reports this event.
<"Check on">, Check off
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