This manual provides detailed instructions on how to install, troubleshoot and program FS1000 series Gigabit Ethernet cards.
About this manual
This manual provides a complete overview of the FS1000 series gigabit Ethernet cards produced by Fisee. It describes the two product lines – FS1000‑X (PCI‑X) and FS1000‑E (PCI‑E) – their hardware features, supported interfaces and system requirements.
The guide includes step‑by‑step driver installation procedures for Windows and Linux, details of the libpcap‑based programming API, and contact information for technical support. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Hardware Structure
- Driver Installation
- Windows Driver Installation
- Linux Driver Installation
- Application Programming Interface
- API Function Reference
- Technical Support
Specifications
| PCI Interface | PCI‑X (FS1000‑X) / PCI‑E (FS1000‑E) |
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| Maximum PCI‑X Speed | 133 Mbps 64‑bit |
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| SFF Ports | 1 or 2 SFF gigabit optical ports |
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| IEEE Standard | IEEE‑802.3ab |
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| Operating System Support | Windows, Linux, Solaris |
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| PCI‑E Mode | x4 mode |
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| Remote Management | WFM, RIS, SNMP/DMI |
Frequently asked questions
How do I install the driver on Windows?
Insert the card, run FS1000_driver.exe from the Windows folder on the CD, and follow the wizard by clicking “Next” and accepting the license agreement.
What network interface name is assigned after driver installation on Linux?
The card appears as eth2 in the example system.
Which operating systems are supported by the FS1000 series cards?
The cards work with Windows, Linux and Solaris.
How many SFF optical ports does the FS1002‑X model provide?
FS1002‑X provides two SFF gigabit optical ports.