Delta Driver & Software Installation

the card.

5.Remove the metal bracket that covers the access hole on the back of the computer. This bracket is usually fastened to the computer with a single screw.

6.Position the Delta 66 PCI host card over the target PCI slot and fit the card loosely over it with the card in the upright position. Press the card gently but firmly downward into the slot until the card is completely and squarely seated in the slot. If the card seems difficult to seat, a slight rocking motion may help.

7.Screw the Delta 66 PCI host card’s metal bracket down into the screw hole on the back of your computer using the screw you removed in step 5 above.

8.Place the cover back on your computer.

Now it is time to connect the Delta 66 break-out box to the PCI host card that you have just installed. Never attach the break-out box with the computer turned on. Doing so could damage the PCI card, and void your warranty. With your computer turned off:

1.Place the Delta 66 break-out box on a desktop in a convenient but secure place, or mount the unit in a 19” rack-mount chassis. Rack mounting may be accomplished with a universal rack-mount tray, using a 5mm screw through the tray and into the mounting hole on the bottom of the Delta 66 break-out box.

2.Connect one end of the supplied host cable to the 15-pin D-sub connector on the break-out box.

3.Connect the other end of the host cable to the 15-pin D-sub connector on the Delta 66 PCI Host card that now resides in your computer.

The Delta 66 system includes a “Drivers CD” for Windows 98/95/NT and Macintosh, containing all Windows drivers, Macintosh drivers (including all ASIO drivers), and Delta Control Panel software. To install these on your system, please follow these steps:

Windows 98 Installation

1.After installing the Delta 66 hardware, boot your system and start Windows. During the Windows boot procedure, the new hardware will be automatically detected by the ‘Add New Hardware Wizard’, as shown here. Click ‘Next>’.