Black Box SCSI-2 LVD manual Inserting the Adapter in a PCI slot

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ULTRA2 LVD SCSI HOST ADAPTER

6.Holding the SCSI Host Adapter by the mounting bracket and card edge, with it oriented so that the external connectors are facing the right way, insert the Adapter in the PCI slot. Press it down firmly so the contacts are securely seated in the slot. See Figure 4-1 on the next page.

CAUTION!

Though the PCI connector is keyed to prevent cards like the Adapter from being inserted incorrectly, it is possible to damage the Adapter by forcing it into other types of connectors.

Figure 4-1. Inserting the Adapter in a PCI slot.

7.When the Adapter is firmly seated, secure its metal bracket to the PC’s chassis with the screw you removed in step 3.

8.(Optional) Most computers have one or more hard-drive-activity LEDs on their front panel. If you want to, you can use your own cabling (because we do not include cables for this purpose) to attach one of these indicators to the Adapter’s four-pin LED connector, J3 (see Figure 3-2 on page 19 and Figure 4-2 on the next page). Once you do so, the LED will light whenever there is activity involving the attached Adapter anywhere on the SCSI bus.

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Contents Ultra Wide SCSI-2 LVD Host Adapter FCC/IC Statements ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Trademarks ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter NOM Statement Contents Table of Contents Contents Specifications Temperature Introduction FeaturesULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Adapter’s circuit board Adapter IllustratedScsi ID Numbers Adapter and the Scsi BusBefore You Install Getting Started SCSI-Bus Termination SCSI-Bus LengthExamples of SCSI-bus termination ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Hardwiring termination Complete Package Attaching Legacy EquipmentInstalling the Adapter Itself Installation and ConfigurationInserting the Adapter in a PCI slot LED connection Adapter’s included internal ribbon cable Attaching Other Scsi Devices to the Adapter’s BusPlugging a narrow internal cable into the Adapter Connecting External Scsi Devices An external Scsi daisychain Initial StartupWHY YOU Need to do this Multiple Initiators and Clustering Simple multiple-initiator system Setup UtilitySmartSCSI Device Setup menu screen Scan BUS Screen Installation and Configuration Adapter Setup Menu Bios Setup Menu Disk Utility Menu Installing Drivers for MS-DOS Driver InstallationInstalling the Aspi Driver in AN Existing MS-DOS System Aspi CD-ROM Driver and ITS COMMAND-LINE Options CONFIG.SYS Aspi REMOVABLE-DISK Driver and ITS Command Line Options ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Aspi Partition & Format Utility Installing Drivers for Windows NEW Windows 95/95A Installation ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Updating the Windows 95 Driver in Widows 95/95A NEW Windows 95B OSR2 Installation Driver Installation AULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adaptername NEW Windows 98 Installation ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Driver Installation Updating the Windows 98 Driver Installing Drivers for Windows NT Regular NEW Windows NT Installation NEW Windows NT Installation from a Bootable CD Diskless NEW Windows NT Installation Driver Installation ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter \NETWARE\HAM\INIA100.DDI Installing Drivers for Novell NetWarePCI.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XX Adding the Netware Driver to AN Existing Netware System ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter COMMAND-LINE Options for the Device Drivers Specifies maximum decimal number of tag commands per target Installing Drivers for IBM OS/2 BASEDEV=INIA100.ADD SET COPYFROMFLOPPY=1 Adding the OS/2 Driver to AN Existing OS/2 System COMMAND-LINE Options for the Device Driver Assigns adapter number based on Bios address Installing Drivers for Linux Installing Drivers for SCO Unix Cd /etc/conf/cf.d Enter Linkunix Enter Attach Number Lun Bus Installing Drivers for SCO UnixWare Enter Etc/conf/bin/idbuild -Ma100 Enter Cd / Enter Removing the Driver from a Unixware System Installation-Time Problems TroubleshootingTroubleshooting ULTRA2 LVD Scsi Host Adapter Shipping and Packaging Calling Black BoxPage Page Page Copyright 1999. Black Box Corporation. All rights reserved