Tekram Technology DC-820B Board Layout and Jumper Setting, Scsi Device Activity LED Indicator JP1

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EISA Fast SCSI Caching Adapter

Chapter 1

HARDWARE SETUP

Before plugging the DC-820B into your system, make sure all jumpers on the card are correctly set according to instructions outlined in section 1.1. Also take care that the SCSI ID number (0-6) of each SCSI device is set properly for the host adapter (ID 7) (if necessary, check the user manuals for the respective devices). Correct cable connections and termination are also nec- essary for the adapters to function flawlessly. Refer to the following section, Board Layout and Jumper Setting, for the exact location and setting of jumpers.

1.1 Board Layout and Jumper Setting

The following figure illustrates the jumper and connector locations for the DC-820B.

JP1

TO LED

 

TO SPKER

 

TO FLOPPY DISK DRIVE

 

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JP2

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Floppy Enable

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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TO SCSI DISK DRIVE

C N 2

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C PU

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D C - 8 2 0 B

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SCSI Device Activity LED Indicator (JP1)

JP1 is used to indicate the activity of SCSI devices controlled by the DC- 820B and should be connected to the cable leading to HDD LED on the front panel of your system case. This LED also flashes some diagnostics codes right after power-up. Refer to Appendix C for more details.

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Contents DC-820B FCC Compliance Statement QuickInstallationGuide Shadow Adapters ROM Bios for Optimal performanceTable of Contents Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Chapter Introduction Easy DOS Driver Installation Software INSTALL.EXE Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Board Layout and Jumper Setting Scsi Device Activity LED Indicator JP1Floppy Enable/Disable JP3 Checking the Terminators on the Scsi BusMirroring Beeper JP2 Cache Dram Installation Powering Up and Entering the System Cmos Bios SetupCable Connection CN1, CN2, & CN3 Running the ECU Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter 1 DC-820B Adapter Hardware Options Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter 2 DC-820B Adapter Firmware Options 1MB 4MB Case IDE 3 DC-820B Scsi Device Options Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter TOOLBME.EXE Utility & Disk Mirroring Initialization Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Chapter Aspi Driver for DOS Installing the Aspi Driver Installing the DISKDRV.SYS DriverLogical drive scanning sequence Device=c\aspi\diskdrv.sys /d n1 n2 n3 ... n8LOCK/UNLOCK of removable media Automatic translation method default Disk Partition UtilityAdaptec translation method CHKDRIVE.EXE Utility Special translation methodMylex translation method Installing the CD-ROM Driver Installing Tape Streamer DATEisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Chapter NetWare Drivers Installing the DC-820B drivers Aspi drivers for NetWareServer-based backup/restore support Removable media supportMountingafilesystem Duplexing Select Disk InformationEisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Driver installation SCO UnixDriver removal ISC Unix V Press Enter to remove the driver Press Enter to reboot Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter 80C186-16 Functional Appendix B Product Support Form Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Appendix C General Troubleshooting Tips Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter Eisa Fast Scsi Caching Adapter