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Invisible Ethernet 1000 Model Identification

 

There have been several different models of Invisible Ethernet 1000. The following chart explains how to determine which model you have.

All Invisible Ethernet 1000 boards are NE-1000 compatible, 8-bit, ISA Ethernet boards.

The chart lists all Invisible Ethernet 1000 models (except for a few early models that were sold in very small quantity). The models are listed approximately in chronological order, with the oldest models listed first. For each model, we give "identifying characteristics" which distinguish that model from all other models. We have deliberately selected characteristics based on the physical appearance of the board, so you can identify the model even if the board isn't working.

For each model, there is also a link for downloading the instruction manual, which in most cases includes a board diagram, specifications, and jumper settings. To read the manual, you need an Acrobat Reader. Please visit Adobe's Web page to download a free copy of Acrobat Reader.

 

Model Characteristics
1000/EN-2360 Identifying characteristics:
  • The board has coax and AUI connectors.
  • The characters EN-2360 are printed on the front of the board.
  • Usually (not always), there is a bar code on the back of the board that begins with the characters EN2360.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (EN2360.ZIP).
1000T/EP-8T Identifying Characteristics:
  • The board is an 8-bit adapter with twisted-pair and AUI connectors.
  • There is a large square chip labeled with the part number EN5001.
  • There is a second large square chip labeled with the part number EN5090 or W89C90.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (EP8T.ZIP).
1000A/V2.3 Identifying Characteristics:
  • The board is an 8-bit adapter with coax, AUI, and twisted-pair connectors.
  • The characters 1000A V2.3 or just 1000A are printed on the front of the board.
  • Jumper JP11 is located in the lower right corner, about one-quarter inch above the gold fingers.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (1000V23.ZIP).
1000C/V2.3 Identifying Characteristics:
  • The board is an 8-bit adapter with coax and AUI connectors.
  • The characters 1000C V2.3 or just 1000C are printed on the front of the board.
  • Jumper JP11 is located in the lower right corner, about one-quarter inch above the gold fingers.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (1000V23.ZIP).
1000A/V2.4
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Combo 1000		 Identifying Characteristics:
  • The board is an 8-bit adapter with coax, AUI, and twisted-pair connectors.
  • The characters 1000A V2.4 or 1000A VER2.4 or just VER2.4 are printed on the front of the board, usually in the upper left corner.
  • Jumper JP11 is located at right center, next to the AUI connector.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (1000V24.ZIP).
1000C/V2.4 Identifying Characteristics:
  • The board is an 8-bit adapter with coax and AUI connectors.
  • The characters 1000C V2.4 or 1000C VER2.4 or just VER2.4 are printed on the front of the board, usually in the upper left corner.
  • Jumper JP11 is located at right center, next to the AUI connector.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (1000V24.ZIP).
1000T/V2.4 Identifying Characteristics:
  • The board is an 8-bit adapter with AUI and twisted-pair connectors.
  • The characters 1000T V2.4 or 1000T VER2.4 or just VER2.4 are printed on the front of the board, usually in the upper left corner.
  • Jumper JP11 is located at right center, next to the AUI connector.

Click here to download manual, including board diagram and jumper settings (1000V24.ZIP).

 

Note: Identifying characteristics are given for the purpose of distinguishing among different models of adapters sold by Invisible Software. Adapters purchased from other vendors may also have these characteristics, because the original manufacturers supplied the same adapters to other vendors.

 

Notices: Copyright 1997 by Invisible Software, Inc. Invisible Software and InvisibleLAN are trademarks of Invisible Software, Inc. Other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.

This document was prepared on 11/15/97, and was believed to be accurate as of that date. Procedures, specifications, and compatibility may change without notice, and therefore this document may be out-of-date and/or inapplicable to current product versions. Invisible Software provides this document "AS IS" and without warranty of any kind. Under no circumstances shall this document be construed as creating or expanding any warranty of product performance.

 

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