Please note: It is usually a bad idea to force the speed of an interface. If possible, leave in Auto-negotiate mode. Contact support@candelatech.com if you have questions. LANforge supports setting the ethernet port speeds through the GUI and CLI. The CLI Scripts page offers the lf_verify.pl script that has an example of setting the port speeds through the CLI. Information on how to set it through the GUI can be found in this section of the LANforge GUI Users Guide.

The WLA660's Ethernet port (RJ-45 jack) supports 10 Mbps over a 10Base-T connection (half-duplex only).

The answer to this question assumes you have an hme ethernet interface; similar techniques should work for other ethernet interfaces; consult the man page for the ethernet driver (e.g. if you have an eri driver, "man eri") for more details. If you are not sure which ethernet driver is in use, "ifconfig -a" will tell you. For example, if ifconfig -a shows e.g. "hme0", you have an hme ethernet interface.

Full duplex mode uses 4 wires to transmit and receive data. Half duplex mode uses 2 wires to transmit and receive data and can only transmit or receive at any one time. To set an RS422/485 device into half duplex mode both the hardware and the drivers must be set correctly. To set half duplex for a PCI or ISA card, connect the supplied jumpers across the header pins on the PCB so that TX+RX+ are shorted together and TX-RX- are shorted together.

The wireless modem connects to your computer via an Ethernet Port. The Ethernet port is located at the back of your computer If you do not have an ethernet port there are other options. Call you nearest reseller.

The SetCom is a half-duplex system. This simply means that two way communication between the Master and Remote Stations is carried on a single cable (coax or mic cable) and in only one direction at a time.

Sun's hme fast ethernet adaptors support full-duplex ethernet; it isn't enabled by default because when first shipped the full-duplex standard hadn't materialized yet. There are several ways of changing the default settings and force full-duplex mode; you may need to alter your switch settings as well.

Take two instances of Windows sound recorder from Accessories->Multimedia and record a file (on one of them). After recording is over, play the file. Now try recording on the other sound recorder while playing the first one. If you are able to hear the first recorded file, and the second one later (which you recorded while the first one was being played), your recording and play back would be working fine and you have full-duplex sound card installed in your machine.

nTAP sends copies of the TX and RX of a half-duplex signal out through separate “send” ports to the monitoring device. If your monitoring device is equipped with a dual-receive capture card, you will be able to view both streams of data. However, if your monitoring device is equipped with only one receive port, it will only be able to view one stream of data at a time. Yes, but you will only be able to view one side of the full-duplex link at a time. This is not recommended.

Q. I've tried to connect my 2100 with 8210 cable and nothing happens. Your program doesn't detect my phone.

Yes, you will have to register twice: once for the wired Ethernet connection and once for the wireless connection.

External adaptors are available for both desktop and laptop computers which connect to either a USB port or PCMCIA card slot.

When using a transceiver, it can only transmit or receive, and can not do both at the same time. This is half duplex communication. Full duplex communication requires both a transmitter and receiver (each using a different frequency.)

When filtering the Contribution Statement Configurator for only specific funds it still shows all funds.

You have several options. You can purchase a Network Interface Card (NIC) at any computer supply store. This will require a physical installation of the card into your computer. Or you can purchase a USB-Ethernet adaptor which converts a USB port on your computer into an Ethernet port. We have USB-Ethernet adaptors in stock for purchase and delivery with your modem.

Either one will work with the cable modem and service Wave provides. However, not all computer systems allow for a USB installation. Before your Internet installation, you must have a computer with a USB port, or have a 10 Base T Ethernet card installed in your computer.

Before you can use the wireless service on campus, you must register your specific wireless hardware on-line with Drexel IRT. Go to Drexel's Dragonfly site http://inside.drexel.edu/dragonfly to register and get more help. More information about this can be found in the Computer Checklist section of this website.