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1.7
SCSI Feature
The system board features a single-chip SCSI host adapter that adds
SCSI I/O capability to the system. The chipset consists of an onboard
microcontroller, bus master interface controller, and SCSI controllers.
A 50-pin Fast SCSI-II interface with 10 MB/s transfer rate and a
68-pin Wide SCSI interface that transfers at 20 MB/s (Wide SCSI)
and 40 MB/s (Ultra SCSI) are also onboard to accommodate various
SCSI devices.
1.7.1
Using the SCSI Feature
Follow these steps to use the SCSI feature:
1.
Install a SCSI device in the system and connect it to the SCSI
interface on the system board. See Figure 1-1 for the location.
2.
Set jumper J6 and J10 accordingly. Refer to Table 1-1 for the
jumper settings.
3.
Enter the BIOS utility to set the corresponding SCSI parameters.
4.
Enter the SCSI Configuration Utility and make the necessary
changes.
Refer to Chapter 3 for information on the SCSI
Configuration Utility.
For more information about the installation procedures under different
operating systems, read the README.XXX in the subdirectory of the
target operating system.
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