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also access the SCSI devices controlled by the built in SCSI controller.

For more comprehensive information, please refer to the Software Guide and

the readme.txt file found on the SCSI/LAN drivers for DOS diskette.

Q17.

Can I use both the SCSI and IDE interface at the same time?

With the appropriate SCSI drivers, an external SCSI hard drive can be

attached to the Epson Expressstation simultaneously with an internal IDE

drive.

When should the SCSI terminator be attached to the external SCSI port?

Q18.

Whenever the SCSI drive is used, there should be a SCSI terminator only

at the beginning and end of the chain. The SCSI controller board contains

the beginning terminator. The SCSI terminator should be attached to the

end of the chain. If the customer ordered the computer with an internal

SCSI drive installed, it should already be terminated. Should you wish to

add an external SCSI device, remove the terminator from the drive and

attach a SCSI terminator to the end of the external device.

After going into setup using the F1 option in POST everything looks fine

Q19.

until hitting F2 to display the system information. At that point some

garbage appeared on the screen. What can be done?

Try running setup off the System Configuration diskette. This seems to

clear that screen.

Q20.

Setup ( Eisa Configuration Utility ) was run off the System Configuration

Diskette but changes were not saved and now the system won't boot - is

there any way to correct this?

Try clearing CMOS by moving the jumper on the J21 block from 11-13 to

9-11. After you move the jumper turn on the computer and see if it will

boot. Once it boots, you can power down and change back the jumper to

11-13 to retain CMOS settings and then run setup to set CMOS.

PSB No: S-0147

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