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GeneLinkTM
User Guide Ver1.4
lGeneLinkTM is a trademark of Genesys Logic, Inc.
lFor more information about products, please visit www.shinny.comor Email: [email protected]
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GeneLinkTM User Guide
sOverview
GeneLinkTM is the best solution for providing the easiest network connection service to you. By
connecting multiple PCs through GeneLinkTM , you can build up a local area network without any
network adapter. We give this Ethernet emulation environment a name-- GeneLinkTM LAN.
GeneLinkTM supports TCP/IP, NetBEUI and IPX protocols. These features make your PCs can
share their resources such as files or printers to each other. Further more, GeneLinkTM also give
you the ability of connecting you GeneLinkTM LAN to your existing Home or Office LAN for
network resource or Internet sharing.
sDriver Installation
Attention : Please don’t plug in GeneLinkTM cable before GeneLinkTM driver is installed.
The driver installation procedures of GeneLinkTM will be separated in two sessions. First, we
will let you know how to build up a pure GeneLinkTM LAN. That is, all PCs are connected via
GeneLinkTM cable (for example, one PC and one Notebook). After that, we will tell you how to
connect your GeneLinkTM LAN to your existing Home or Office LAN through the new advanced
feature of GeneLinkTM.
GeneLink
TM
Peripheral Sharing
A sample GeneLinkTM
LAN
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User Guide Ver1.4
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-Build up your GeneLinkTM LAN
The setup procedure is same for each computer if all your computers are connected via
GeneLinkTM cable only. GeneLinkTM LAN driver must be installed in each computer of
GeneLinkTM LAN. The installation procedures are described as follows :
Step 1. Install driver
1. Insert the GeneLinkTM setup diskette into your floppy disk drive.
2. Run GeneLinkDriver.exe and the welcome dialog box appears.
3. Click ‘Next’ button.
4. Choose the destination folder. If you don’t want to install the driver in the default folder, click
‘Browse’ button to select another folder. Click ‘Next’ button.
5. Select components that you want to install. Leave ‘GeneLinkTM Software Router’
unchecked,then click ‘Next’ button.
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6. The Setup Program will install all necessary components for GeneLinkTM automatically.
7. Setup complete. Then Setup Program will ask you to reboot you computer for updating your
driver configuration.
8. Remove GeneLinkTM Setup Diskette from your floppy disk drive. Select ‘Yes, I want to
restart my computer now’ radio button and click ‘Finish’ button to reboot your computer.
After you complete the installation procedures, you’ll find Setup Program has installed
GeneLinkTM network driver in your computer. It binds TCP/IP, NetBEUI and IPX protocols to
GeneLinkTM device. Therefore, those computers which connecting to GeneLinkTM LAN can
communicate with each other in TCP/IP or NetBEUI protocol. One last thing, please
double-check if you define the same name for two or more computers within GeneLinkTM LAN. If
you do that, name conflict will occur, and your GeneLinkTM LAN won’t work.
Step 2 -Network Login
When your restart your computer, you will be prompted for a user name and password to login
your network.
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User Guide Ver1.4
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lFor more information about products, please visit www.shinny.comor Email: [email protected]
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Enter a user name and a password when you prompted. This user name should be a unique
name for your desktop or notebook; otherwise, you’ll cause a network conflict and make your
network mal-function.
Notice: Entering a Password is optional. If you don’t enter your password when you were
prompted for a user name and password in the very first time, you can just click “OK” button at
network login screen to complete your login procedure. But remember, please don’t just press
“ESC” or click “CANCEL” button to bypass this login screen, or your GeneLinkTM cable may not
work correctly.
Step 3 –Connect the GeneLinkTM cables
Well, it’s easy. Just find an available USB port on your Desktop/Notebook and plug GeneLinkTM
cable in it.
Step 4 –Sharing your resource
You need to manually share your resources to make your resources (files, folders, drives and
printers) accessible for other computers. Similarly, other computer’s resources have to been
shared if you want to access them.
How to share your files, folders, drives and printers
a. Go to the file, folder, drive or printer that you want to share.
b. Right click your mouse pointer on the resource you want to share, you’ll see a POP-UP
Menu.
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c. Select “ Sharing”, and you’ll see another Pop-Up Menu.
d. In “Sharing” tag, select “Share As”.
e. Enter a name to help others recognize your sharing file or device (optional).
f. Select “Access Type”. If you select “ Depend on Password”, your need to assign an access
password for this device.
g. Click “OK” button.
How to check if you have already shared your resource?
Go to the resource and check if Windows had added a hand on its icon or not. If yes, it
means you’ve successfully shared your resource and you can access it through GeneLinkTM
LAN; if not, you need to repeat “Sharing your files, folders, drives and printers” to complete
your sharing processes and make your resources available on GeneLinkTM LAN.
-Connecting to your existing Home or Office LAN
To connect your PC or GeneLinkTM LAN to another existing Home of Office LAN via GeneLinkTM
cable, you need to install GeneLinkTM Software Router in addition to GeneLinkTM LAN driver.
GeneLinkTM Software Router is responsible for handling all network packets between
GeneLinkTM LAN and your Home/Office LAN. So only the computer that is physically connected
to both LANs needs to install GeneLinkTM Software Router (i.e., this computer should install
both GeneLinkTM cable for GeneLinkTM LAN and one network adapter for Home/Office LAN).
For those computers on GeneLinkTM LAN, you only need to follow previous session (“Build up
your GeneLinkTM LAN”) to install GeneLinkTM LAN driver for them. Following procedures will
show you how to install drivers to the computer that will link both GeneLinkTM LAN and your
existing Home/Office LAN:
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Step 1. Install GeneLinkTM Software Driver
1. Insert the GeneLinkTM setup diskette into your floppy disk drive.
2. Run GeneLinkDriver.exe and the welcome dialog box appears.
3. Click ‘Next’ button.
4. Choose the destination folder. If you don’t want to install the driver in the default folder, click
‘Browse’ button to select another folder. Click ‘Next’ button.
Install Software Router in this computer !
GeneLink
TM
Internet
Ethernet
GeneLinkTM
LAN
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5. Select components that you want to install. Click ‘GeneLinkTM Software Router’ check
box.Click ‘Next’ button.
6. The setup program will install all necessary components for GeneLinkTM automatically.
7. Setup complete. Then Setup Program will ask you to reboot the system for updating your
driver configuration.
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8. Remove the GeneLinkTM setup diskette from your floppy disk drive. Select ‘Yes, I want to
restart my computer now’ radio button and click ‘Finish’ button to reboot your computer.
9. After you install Software Router, you also need to install GeneLinkTM drivers for the
Desktop/Notebook that would like to connect to this “Software Router” ready computer. To
do that, please follow the instructions of “Build up your GeneLinkTM LAN”.
Notice: if you want to connect your GeneLinkTM LAN to your existing Home/Office LAN,
you should use the same protocol for these two LANs.For example, if your Home/Office
LAN uses TCP/IP protocol, you should also use TCP/IP protocol for your GeneLinkTM LAN.
Otherwise, these two LANs cannot communicate to each other. The Setup Program installs
TCP/IP, NetBEUI and IPX protocols for GeneLinkTM LAN by default. If your Home/Office LAN
uses other protocol, please install the same protocol for those computers within GeneLinkTM
LAN.
-Connecting to Internet through GeneLinkTM cable
If you would like to access Internet resources through GeneLinkTM cable, here are something
you should notice:
a. You must define which computer should install GeneLinkTM Software Router;
b. The computer which had installed GeneLinkTM Software Router should have already
been connected to internet;
c. All clients which would like to access Internet resources through GeneLinkTM cable
should have installed GeneLinkTM driver.
Now we need to do some network configurations on the Desktop/Notebook which connect to
GeneLinkTM Software Router to make your Internet access possible (maybe you need to consult
you Network Administrator for doing that):
a. If your existing HOME/OFFICE network is NOT using DHCP to assign client’s IP
address, your need to:
-Move your mouse pointer on Network Neighborhood icon and right click on it. You’ll
see a pop-up menu.
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-Click on “Properties”, you’ll see another menu.
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-Choose TCP/IP in Configuration tag, and then press “Properties” button. You’ll see
“TCP/IP Properties” menu.
-Now you need to navigate between “IP Address”, “Gateway”, and “DNS Configuration”
tags to specify “IP Address”, “Subnet Mask”, “Gateway” and “DNS Server”. If you don’t
know their value, pleases consult your Network Administrator.