Initio I/O HIGHWAY manual Product Features/Specifications

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Product Features/Specifications

Product Features

PCI Compatibility: The PCI Bus is a 32-bit bus with multiplexed address and data lines. I/OHIGHWAY is compliant with PCI 2.1 bus protocol, electrical and mechanical specifications.

Plug and Play: I/OHIGHWAY has an on-board read only memory (ROM) to provide the necessary configuration mechanisms for installation, configuration, and booting without user intervention.

133 MBytes per second PCI burst mode: The 32-bit data path for the PCI bus structure running in a synchronous mode at 33 MHz gives maximum operating speeds of 133 MBytes/second.

10 MBytes per second data transfer: Up to 10 MBytes/sec synchronous FastSCSI data transfers for I/OHIGHWAY.

Programmable/Automatic SCSI Termination: Allows the user to choose between programmable or auto-SCSI termination, eliminating the need to remove system unit covers each time a change is made in SCSI bus configuration.

Onboard BIOS supports MS-DOS, Windows 3.1x: I/OHIGHWAY has the necessary software support on-board–allowing you to run disk drive operations for MS-DOS and Windows 3.1x without any extra drivers.

Windows 95, Windows NT, OS/2, SCO UNIX, UnixWare, Linux and NetWare Driver Support: I/OHIGHWAY is compatible with all major operating systems.

ISGE™ Integrated Scatter/Gather Engine: Initio host adapters have incorporated advanced hardware functions to provide increased performance in all Scatter/Gather operations.

No Hardware Jumpers to set: Initio host adapters embed an intelligent software utility to set configuration options.

Compatible with Hard Disk, CD-ROM, Optical, Tape, Printer, and other SCSI products: I/OHIGHWAY is a complete FastSCSI implementation. All peripherals are compliant with SCSI-2 and SCSI-1 and can be used with I/OHIGHWAY.

64-byte FIFO: A 64-byte FIFO buffer is designed into I/OHIGHWAY and is utilized as a caching buffer to manage PCI to SCSI bus structure timing for data and command transfer.

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Contents Initioi D119-03 May Third Edition Contents Troubleshooting Index Product Warranty Initio IntroductionHost Adapter INI-9100A Board Layout Technical IllustrationProduct Features Product Features/SpecificationsProduct Specifications Scsi bus termination Getting StartedHost Adapter and the Scsi Bus Scsi bus preparationOFF Ohighway possible termination settingsOhighway Hardware InstallationInstallation Basics Installation in Ten Easy StepsInserting the host adapter into a PCI slot Connecting the 50-pin internal flat ribbon cable Hardware Installation Low-level Format Hard Disk Drive PreparationInitio Main Menu Options Host Adapter SetupRunning the SmartSCSI Setup Utility Device SetupData can be Lost by Changing Settings Adapter SetupDisk Utilities Bios SetupInitio Installation MS-DOS/Windows 3.1x Driver InstallationOverview MS-DOS/Windows 3.1x Driver Installation Aspi CD-ROM Driver Command Line Options Aspi Manager Command Line OptionsAutoexec.bat Sample CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT FilesAspi Disk Driver Command Line Options Aspi Partition & Format Utility Sample CONFIG.SYSNew Windows 95/95a Installation Microsoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver InstallationControl Panel Microsoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver Installation Updating the Initio Windows 95/95a Device Driver New Windows 95B OSR2 Installation Microsoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver Installation Updating the Initio Windows 95B OSR2 Device Driver Initio New Windows NT Installation Microsoft Windows NT Driver InstallationMicrosoft Windows NT Driver Installation Control Panel Installing a new Windows NT system from a Bootable CD New IntraNetWare Installation Novell NetWare Driver InstallationPCI.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XX Novell NetWare Driver InstallationUpgrading/Changing Driver on an Existing IntraNetWare Server Driver Config Options Device driver command line optionsNew OS/2 installation IBM OS/2 Driver InstallationAdding the Initio driver to an existing OS/2 system Device driver command line options Initio Updating interrupts and hardware settings SCO Unix Driver Installation10Overview Adding the Initio driver to an existing SCO Unix system Installing the Initio driver in a new SCO Unix systemEnter Changing to the INI-9XXX as the bootable host adapter Initio Installing the Initio driver in a new UnixWare system SCO UnixWare Driver InstallationAdding the Initio driver to an existing UnixWare system Removing the Initio driver from a UnixWare system Using Multiple Host AdaptersSCO UnixWare Driver Installation Troubleshooting MS-DOS, OS/2 & Windows NT DOS Space 1GBDrives with Multiple Operating Systems Initio Index Windows NT Workstation Setup OEMSETUP.INFSETUP.EXE SYSTEM.INI TXTSETUP.OEM Update DriverFCC Compliance Statement Product WarrantyEN 55 9100UW2 Declaration of Conformance Declaration of the Manufacturer/Importer