Adaptec AVA-1505A Manuel utilisateur

INSTALLATION

GUIDE

SCSI CARD 1505

ADAPTEC

INTRODUCTION

With the SCSI Card 1505,you can connect up to seven SCSI peripher-

als to any IBM-compatible computer with ISA expansion slots.

This installation guide provides step-by-step instructions for:

• Installing the SCSI Card 1505

• Connecting internal SCSI peripherals

• Connecting external SCSI peripherals

• Installing the SCSI Card 1505 software

See the SCSI Card 1505 User’s Reference included in this package for

additional information on using the SCSI Card 1505.

Discharge any static electricity build-up before handling the

SCSI card by touching a grounded metal object (like the

exposed metal parts on the back of your computer).

After you turn off your computer and unplug the power cord,

remove the cover from the computer.

Refer to your computer manual if you need instructions on

removing the cover.

INSTALLING THE SCSI CARD 1505

STEP 1

STEP 2

Turn OFF power to the computer and disconnect the

power cord.

WARNING

Locate an unused ISA expansion

slot (typically black) and remove

the expansion slot cover. Save the

slot cover screw for use

in Step 5.

Computers may

have vertical or

horizontal

expansion

slots. Refer to

your computer

manual to locate

the ISA slots.

Remove the SCSI Card 1505 from its antistatic packaging.

Always handle the card by its edges.

The hardware included in your package is shown below.

To connect more than two internal SCSI peripherals or

more than one external SCSI peripheral, you need additional

cables not included in this package. For a description of these

cables, see the SCSI Card 1505 User’s Reference (page 17,

Obtaining SCSI Cables)

NOTE

ISA Expansion Slots

(Typically Black)

STEP 3

STEP 4

SCSI Card 1505

DB25-pin to DB25-pin

External SCSI Cable

Standard 50-pin

Internal SCSI Cable

CONNECTING INTERNAL SCSI PERIPHERALS

STEP 5

STEP 1

STEP 2

Verify each internal SCSI peripheral you are installing is set to a

unique SCSI ID from 0 to 6.Refer to the peripheral’s documen-

tation to determine the SCSI ID setting.

If any two SCSI peripherals (internal or external) you are con-

necting to the SCSI Card 1505 have the same SCSI ID, change

the SCSI ID on one peripheral. The SCSI Card 1505 is preset to

SCSI ID 7 and should not be changed. See the SCSI Card 1505

User’s Reference (page 2, SCSI IDs) for additional information

on SCSI IDs.

If you are installing only one internal SCSI peripheral, termi-

nate that peripheral. If you have two or more internal peripher-

als, terminate one peripheral only; the remaining peripherals

must not be terminated.(The terminated peripheral must be

connected to the end of the cable,as explained in Step 5 below.)

The termination setting usually is controlled by setting a

jumper or a switch, or by physically removing or installing a

terminator module(s).Refer to the peripheral’s documentation

to enable or disable termination on your peripheral.

Carefully insert the SCSI Card 1505 into

the ISA expansion slot until it snaps

into place.Then replace the slot cover

screw.

You are ready to install

internal SCSI peripher-

als. To install external

SCSI peripherals

only, replace your

computer cover

and skip to

Connecting

External SCSI

Peripherals.

SCSI Card 1505 Installed

in an ISA Expansion Slot

Removing the Resistor Packs

Grasp the resistor pack near one end and

gently lift until the pins are

exposed. Do not remove all

the way. Repeat for the

other end. Grasp the

resistor pack from the

center and remove.

Repeat for the remain-

ing two resistor packs.

Storing the Resistor

Packs

Place the resistor packs in a safe place. When

connecting only internal or external SCSI devices,the resistor

packs will need to be reinstalled.

Installing the Resistor Packs

To reinstall a resistor pack, PIN1 of the resistor pack MUST be

aligned with PIN1 of the socket. The resistor packs are marked

on a side with either an arrow or a dot which indicates the PIN1

location.

• Align the dot (or arrow) of the

resistor pack with the marking on

the board as shown. Be sure all pins

of the resistor pack are aligned with

a hole of the socket.

• Press down evenly until the resistor

pack pins are no longer visible; the

resistor pack is seated in the socket.

• Repeat for the remaining resistor

modules.

Termination

Resistors

If the resistor packs are being removed for the first time,

they will be tightly seated in the sockets. Tweezers (i.e. needle-nose)

can be used to remove the resistor packs more easily.

NOTE

If you are installing both internal and external peripherals

remove the three termination resistor packs on the SCSI Card

1505. See the SCSI Card 1505 User’s Reference (page 3,

Terminating the SCSI Bus) for additional information on

termination.

Socket

STEP 3

PIN1 of

resistor pack PIN1 of

socket

Insert

If it is difficult to reach the back of your internal SCSI

peripherals when they are mounted in a drive bay, you may want to

connect the internal SCSI peripherals to the SCSI cable and power

supply (Steps 5-7 below) before installing and mounting each

peripheral inside your computer.

Mount each internal

SCSI peripheral in an

available drive bay inside

your computer.

Refer to your computer

and peripheral documen-

tation for instructions on

installing peripherals

inside your computer.

Connect one end of the internal SCSI cable to the SCSI Card

1505’s internal SCSI connector.

To connect more than two internal SCSI peripherals to the

SCSI Card 1505,you will need an internal SCSI cable with

enough connectors to accommodate all of your peripherals. See

the SCSI Card 1505 User’s Reference (page 9, Hard Disk Drives

and page 17, Obtaining SCSI Cables) for additional information

on connecting your SCSI peripherals and ordering cables.

STEP 4

STEP 5

Internal SCSI Peripheral Mounted in Drive

Bay InsideYour Computer

NOTE

Internal SCSI cable

Internal connector

Connect the remaining connectors

on the cable to any remaining inter-

nal peripherals (these peripherals

must not be terminated; see Step 2

above).

Connect the other end of the

cable to the last internal

peripheral (this peripheral

must be terminated; see

Step 2 above).

STEP 6

STEP 7

Terminated Internal SCSI Peripheral

Unterminated Internal SCSI Peripheral

Internal SCSI Cable

Verify each external SCSI peripheral you are installing has a

unique SCSI ID from 0 to 6.Refer to the peripheral’s documen-

tation to determine the SCSI ID setting.

If any two SCSI peripherals you are connecting to the SCSI Card 1505

share the same SCSI ID,change the SCSI ID on one peripheral. The

SCSI Card 1505 is preset to SCSI ID 7 and

should not be changed. See the SCSI Card

1505 User’s Reference (page 2, SCSI IDs)

for additional information on

SCSI IDs.

The SCSI ID is usually

set with a switch on the

back of the peripheral.

Connect a power cable from your computer’s power supply to

the power input connector on each SCSI peripheral.

Replace your computer cover.

If you are installing external SCSI peripherals, continue with

the next section; otherwise, skip to Installing the SCSI Card

1505 Software.

STEP 8

STEP 9

Power Input Connector on the Back

of the Peripheral

Power Cable (From the Power Supply

Inside the Computer)

CONNECTING EXTERNAL SCSI PERIPHERALS

STEP 1

SCSI ID Switch

Connect the other end of the cable to a SCSI connector on the

back of the external SCSI peripheral. If you are installing only

one external peripheral, terminate the peripheral.

Termination usually is controlled

by installing or removing a SCSI

terminator. On some peripher-

als, you use a switch or button

on the back of the peripheral.

Refer to the peripheral’s doc-

umentation to determine how

to enable or disable termina-

tion. See the SCSI Card 1505

User’s Reference (page 3,

Terminating the SCSI

Bus) for additional

information on termi-

nation.

STEP 3

SCSI

Termination

Switch

DB25-pin External SCSI Cable

(Included in Package)

Connect one end of the external SCSI cable to the SCSI Card

1505’s external SCSI connector. Secure the cable to the connec-

tor on the SCSI Card 1505 by tightening the thumb screws on

the cable’s connector.

For each external SCSI peripheral you install, you need a high-

quality external SCSI cable. See the SCSI Card 1505 User’s

Reference (page 17, Obtaining SCSI Cables) for additional infor-

mation on ordering cables.

STEP 2

Connect all power cables to the external peripherals and

computer.

Continue with the next section to install the SCSI Card 1505

software driver for your

operating system.

INSTALLING

THE SCSI

STEP 5

Connect other external SCSI peripherals by connecting each

peripheral to the previous one until all peripherals are connect-

ed. The peripheral at the end of the chain must be the only

peripheral terminated.

Terminated SCSI Peripheral

STEP 4

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