
Peripheral/adapter problems
The system does not recognize a SCSI device.
Probable cause | Solution |
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The device needs to be | In the Control Panel window (Start Settings |
added as new hardware | Control Panel), |
| Hardware. Follow the |
| for adding the device. |
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The SCSI ID may be invalid | Assign an available SCSI ID to the device. |
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The SCSI chain is not | Make sure the last device on the SCSI chain |
properly terminated | is terminated. |
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The device cables are not | Open the system and check all cables |
installed correctly | between the controller and the device. Install |
| the cables correctly if necessary. |
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The system does not recognize an adapter card.
Probable cause | Solution |
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The interrupt or I/O address | Check the address configuration of the adapter |
is set incorrectly | card and make sure that it does not conflict |
| with another card in the system. |
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The card was not configured | Configure the card with the appropriate |
through the software | software. |
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The card was not installed | Make sure that the jumpers are configured |
correctly | correctly, then reseat the card. |
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Peripheral/adapter problems | 113 |