Chapter 1 Introduction; About This Manual - HP VXI Pentium Series Hardware Installation And Configuration Manual

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About this Manual

Chapter 1
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Welcome to the HP VXI Pentium® Controllers: Hardware Installation and
Configuration Guide. This guide explains how to install the VXI Pentium
Controller hardware, including any peripherals you wish to connect to the
controller. This guide then explains how to power up the controller and
customize the controller's configuration if the default, factory-set
configuration is not sufficient for your controller's specific hardware setup.
Note
This guide does not explain how to configure the VXI Resource Manager,
VXI/VME hardware, or other supported instrument I/O interfaces. Those
subjects are addressed in the HP VXI Pentium® Controllers: E623x
Controller Users's Guide for your particular product.
This first chapter provides an overview of the controller. In addition, this
guide contains the following chapters:
Chapter 2 - Installing and Configuring the Hardware explains how
to set up the controller hardware, including connecting external
peripherals, power up the controller, and configure the controller's
interfaces within the software. This chapter then explains how to
further customize the controller, if needed.
Chapter 3 - Using the BIOS Setup Utility explains how to set
hardware configuration values in the BIOS Setup utility for the
controller, if needed.
Chapter 4 - Troubleshooting helps you resolve any error messages or
other common problems you may encounter while installing or
configuring the controller.
This guide also contains the following appendices:
Appendix A - LEDs on the Front Panel explains the meaning of each
LED indicator on the front panel of the controller.
Appendix B - I/O, Memory, and IRQ Details provides more detailed
technical descriptions of the VXI Pentium Controller's VGA video
and SCSI controllers (including their BIOS extensions), Ethernet
controller, memory map, and IRQs (interrupt request lines).
Chapter 1
Introduction
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