Intel EK-KZPCM-UG manual Device Specific Parameter Menu

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Chapter 3. Installing the KZPCM Host Adapter

Selecting any ID from 0 to 6 in the menu brings up a parameter setup menu for that device; if you select ID 7, SYM53C875, a global parameter table for all devices appears. Figure 3-5 shows the Device Specific Parameter Menu for ID 0, RZ1DB-VW; descriptions of the menu selections follow.

Figure 3–5 Device Specific Parameter Menu

RZ1DB-VW Setup

R………Sync Rate……………………………………………………………40 Mb/sec

W………Width (bits)……………………………………………………16

D………Disconnect…………………………………………………………ON

T………Read Write I/O Timeout (secs)………10

S………Scan for Device at Boot Time…………YES

L………Scan for SCSI LUNs……………………………………YES

Q………Queue Tags…………………………………………………………Enabled

F1……Help

F2……Restore Default Setup

ESC…Exit this menu

Use arrow keys to select from menu. Then press ENTER.

Sync Rate [R] – Changes synchronous transfer rate from the default of 40 Mb/sec to 20 Mb/sec or 10 Mb/sec. Normally left at default for maximum performance, but can be changed on a device-by-device or bus basis.

Width (bits) [W] – Selects 16-bit (WIDE) or 8-bit operation. Can be left at 16-bit for all devices; adapter will negotiate correct width upon connection to each drive.

Disconnect [D] – Allows the drive to disconnect from the host adapter during transfers. Should be left enabled for maximum performance.

Read Write I/O Timout (secs) [T] – Timeout value host adapter will wait for a read or write to complete to the target device. Should be left at default of 10.

Scan for Device at Boot Time [S] – Enables host to scan for the target device at boot time. Disabling scanning of devices that are not on the bus can speed up the boot process. Default is enabled for all targets.

Scan for SCSI LUNs [L] – Enables host to scan for the Logical Unit Numbers (LUNs), which are sub-devices behind a single target ID. Disabling

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Contents User’s Guide Achtung Page Page Contents Ethernet Description and Configuration Windows NT InstallationDigital OpenVMS Installation Digital Unix InstallationTables Page Revision Level Date Summary of Changes Revision RecordPage Related Documentation About This GuideVisit our Web Site for the Latest Information AudienceBoldface type ConventionsSupport and Services Who to contact in the Americas Who to contact in EuropeWho to contact in Asia Pacific Page Functional Description Product DescriptionPhysical Description Specifications Kzpcm Host Adapter FeaturesSpecifications User-Supplied Hardware and Software Requirements Installing the Kzpcm Host AdapterInstallation Overview Getting StartedKzpcm Host Adapter Kit Contents Back up Your SystemTerminating the Scsi Buses Kzpcm Host Adapter PCB Components Setting Scsi Device IDs Inserting the Host Adapter in a Chassis Slot Installing the Host AdapterInserting the Host Adapter in a Slot Connecting Internal Scsi DevicesInstalling the 68-pin Cable Connector Onto the Host Adapter Installing the 50-pin Cable Connector Onto the Host Adapter Connecting the Ribbon Cable to an Internal Scsi Device Connecting the Ribbon Cable to a Second Internal Scsi Device Connecting External Scsi DevicesConnecting an External Scsi Cable to the Host Adapter Cabling for Typical Configurations Configuration, 16-bit Internal Devices Only 10 Configuration, 16-bit Internal and 8-bit Devices Channel a 16 B it Channel B 16 Bit ID = Page Starting the On-board Configuration Utility Bios Configuration UtilityNvram Descriptions of the Main Menu SelectionsSelected Adapter Utilities Menu Adapter Setup MenuDevice Selections Device Specific Parameter Menu Parameter Settings Quick Reference Chart Exiting the Configuration UtilityParameter Console Operating System SRM Page SYMC8XX.SYS Miniport Driver Description Windows NT InstallationInstalling the SYMC8XX.SYS Miniport Driver No Scsi Devices Are Found During Installation TroubleshootingProblems With Ultra Devices Using Ultra Protocol Digital OpenVMS Driver Description Digital OpenVMS InstallationDigital OpenVMS, Version 7.1-1H1 Only Installing the Digital OpenVMS DriverBoot -flag 0,80000 dka400,dkb0,dva0 Sys$systemsys$config.dat Sys$systemsys$userconfig.datType in DVA0 $ shutdown Set bootdefdev dkb0 Set bootosflags 0,0 Boot $ mount dva0 3pbkit $ product install ITI3140$ reboot Digital OpenVMS, Version 7.1-1H2 or HigherFrom the system SRM console boot the CD-ROM drive as follows Changing the Scsi ID of the Host Adapter VMS Digital Unix Driver Description Digital Unix InstallationDriver Installation Installing the Digital Unix DriverBus Re-numbering Addition of New Hardware After Kzpcm Installation#/usr/opt/ITPSA100/conf/itconfig.sh Syscfgfile #/usr/opt/ITPSA100/data/itconfig.datExample # uerf -R -r 300 more# cd /sys/conf # doconfig -c Syscfgfile # cp /vmunix /vmunix.orig# cd /sys/SYSCFGFILE # cp vmunix /vmunix Setting the Host Adapter Scsi ID Unix Setting the Host Adapter ID at the System ConsoleSetting the Adapter ID Under the Unix Operating System #shutdown -r now #cd /sys/$SYSCFGNAME #cp vmunix /vmunixPage P0 Set Ewn0mode Ethernet Description and ConfigurationKzpcm Host Adapter Ethernet Option Features Displaying and Setting Ethernet Port CharacteristicsShow Ewn0mode System Installation for Windows NT on Ethernet OptionInitial System Installation Existing System InstallationEthernet Description and Configuraton Page Kzpcm Host Adapter Diagnostics Show configLocating the Kzpcm Host Adapter in the System Seagate ST31055W Determining the Kzpcm Host Scsi ID Show devSet pkb0hostid 6 ! Scsi bus port B Locating Scsi Device ID Conflicts Two Disk Drives with the Same IDDisk Drives with the Same ID as the Host Showstatus Testing the Scsi PortsChecking the Scsi Bus Termination Exer dkbKilldiag Testing the EthernetShow ewa0mode Nettest ewa0 -mode internal -pass ShowstatusEK-KZPCM-UG. B01 Reader’s Comments