LAN adapter part number

Hi farameris,

G1530-62010 is the correct replacement part and includes the metal shield case. The board part is not available on its own. The G1530-61910 is most likely an internal part that we use inside of Agilent. I don't see where we have ever been able to order that part. Its good you are doing your homework on parts research. Some parts stenciled on boards and other parts can be sub assembly parts and cannot be ordered on their own.

Regards

James

Hi farameris,

G1530-62010 is the correct replacement part and includes the metal shield case. The board part is not available on its own. The G1530-61910 is most likely an internal part that we use inside of Agilent. I don't see where we have ever been able to order that part. Its good you are doing your homework on parts research. Some parts stenciled on boards and other parts can be sub assembly parts and cannot be ordered on their own.

Regards

James

Hi James,

Thanks a lot for the quick answer !

Regards,

Farameris

Hi James,

Just a followup on this. I changed the Lan adapter with G1530-62010.

However, I still had a deconnexion this weekend and when sending a ping to the GC, the response time is random and high (between 1ms to sometimes 32ms). Is there anything else to check (drivers, etc.) ? Could it be the GC mainboard that is damaging the LAN adapter or the mainboard connector that is failing ?

Regards

Hi James,

Network is simple : only the GC/MS is configured (MS IP 10.1.1.101 & GC IP 10.1.1.102). No firewall (windows defender is stopped). No updates (windows updates unactivated). Screen saver is as required by agilent specifications...

I saw a BR3032 button cell on the mainboard, is it something to change ? If so, when ?

Regards

Hi farameris,

Can you tell me how your networking is set up? Static IP and a simple network? Firewall status etc. ? I think we need to rule out other possibilities before we talk mainboard.

Regards

James

Yes 10.1.1.100 for the pc.

I tried changing hub, ethernet cables, swiping positions between MS vs. GC ethernet cables/positions.

No, everything is fine with the GC settings.

What about changing the mainboard ? Is there anything else to check ?

Regards

I assume PC is 10.1.1.100? I would make sure the hub or switch you are using is not the cause by swapping another in place. 

The battery on the mainboard is there to hold parameters such as serial number etc when the GC is turned off and unplugged. Unless you are seeing loss of GC settings then the battery is ok. 

Regards

James