StarTech.com EC2000S - Manual (Page 5)

Instruction Manual
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Installation
Hardware Installation
The ExpressCard adapter will simply slide into the ExpressCard slot on any compatible
system. Push the card all the way in, until it ‘clicks’ and locks into place. To eject the card,
simply push the card further into the slot until it clicks, and then release and it will then
be automatically ejected from the slot.
NOTE: Some ExpressCard/54 slots do not firmly hold an ExpressCard/34 card so a
34mm to 54mm stabilizer bracket may be necessary (StarTech.com ID: ECBRACKET).
Driver Installation
Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/Server 2008 R2/7
1.
Upon starting Windows and/or inserting the ExpressCard, if the “Found New
Hardware” wizard appears on the screen, cancel/close the window or choose not
to install the drivers and insert the included Driver CD into the computer’s CD/DVD
drive.
2. AutoPlay may automatically launch and display all of the folders on the CD or give
you the option to view files and folders on the CD. If not, open “My Computer” and
double-click on the CD/DVD drive.
3. Navigate to the folder “\LAN\Realtek\RTL8111B_8111C_8111E”, then the folder for
your operating system version. Double-click the file “Setup.exe”.
4. This will launch the driver Installation wizard. Continue through the wizard and once
complete, driver will be installed.
5. Reboot the computer and the network adapter will be ready for use.
Mac OS 10.4/10.5
1.
Upon starting Mac OS or inserting the ExpressCard, insert the included Driver CD into
the computer’s CD/DVD drive.
2. Open a Finder window, and click on the CD icon in the Sidebar.
3. Navigate to the directory “\LAN\Realtek\RTL8111B_8111C_8111E”.
4. Enter the folder for your operating system version and double-click the driver
installation file (*.pkg).
5. This should launch the driver Installation wizard. Continue through the wizard and
once complete, all the necessary drivers will be installed.
6. Reboot the computer to complete the installation and check the “Network”
preferences in “System Preferences” to verify and configure the network adapter.