2. Setup....................2 2-1. Mac OS X Setup ....................3 2-1-1. Installing the driver for the CB31Pismo on Mac OS X ............4 2-1-2. Insert the CB31Pismo to the PC card slot ................6 2-1-3. Remove the CB31Pismo from the PC card slot ............... 6 2-2.
1. Introduction This User’s Guide describes how to install, use, and troubleshoot the RATOC CB31 Ultra SCSI CardBus PC Card (called CB31Pismo in this User’s Guide). Please refer to our web site for additional information. (http:// www.ratocsystems.com) 1-1. Package Confirmation Check package contents: •...
SCSI device provides termination power. • You can not boot up Mac OS from a SCSI device connected to the CB31Pismo. Do not install Mac OS into the SCSI device connected to the CB31Pismo.
2. Setup 2-1. Mac OS X Setup Here’s how to get started with the CB31Pismo and SCSI devices on MacOS X: 1. Check the restrictions before you install the CB31Pismo. 2. Install the driver for the CB31Pismo. Refer to Chapter 2-1-1.
2. Setup 2-1-1. Installing the driver for the CB31Pismo on Mac OS X 1. Insert the CD-ROM which comes with the CB31Pismo and double click on CD-ROM icon. 2. Double click “MacOS X” folder. 3. Double click “cb31p” package.
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2. Setup 4. Follow the instructions of the installer. Restart the system after installing the driver.
2. Setup 2-1-2. Insert the CB31Pismo to the PC card slot On Mac OS X, the driver support hot plug in of the CB31Pismo. You can insert the CB31Pismo after restarting the system. 2-1-3. Remove the CB31Pismo from the PC card slot On Mac OS X, the driver doesn’t support hot plug out of the CB31Pismo.
2. Setup 2-2. Mac OS 9 Setup Here’s how to get started with the CB31Pismo and SCSI devices on MacOS 9: 1. Check the restrictions before you install the CB31Pismo. 2. Install the driver for the CB31Pismo. Refer to Chapter 2-2-1.
2. Setup 2-2-1. Installing the driver for the CB31Pismo on Mac OS 9 1. Insert the CD-ROM which comes with the CB31Pismo and double click on CD-ROM icon. 2. Double click “Mac OS 9.x” folder.
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2. Setup 3. Double click installer icon. 4. Follow the instructions of the installer. Restart the system after installing the driver.
2-2-3. Remove the CB31Pismo from the PC card slot On Mac OS 9, the driver support hot plug out of the CB31Pismo, too. If SCSI device is mounted on the desktop, it must be unmounted before removing the CB31Pismo from the PC card slot. To unmount the...
3. Be sure that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI ID, ranging from 0 to 6. The CB31Pismo uses SCSI ID 7. You can usually change a SCSI ID with a switch on the back of the SCSI device. For more informa- tion, refer to the SCSI device’s manual.
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5. Attach the SCSI connector on the other end of the SCSI cable into a SCSI device. 6. Turn on all the SCSI devices connected to the CB31Pismo. 7. Wait until ACCESS lights of the SCSI devices are turned off. 8. Turn your PC on and insert the CB31Pismo into your PC.
4. SCSI ConfigurationUtility 4. SCSI Configuration Utility The software CD-ROM which comes with the CB31Pismo includes a SCSI configuration utility. This may be required for some SCSI devices. Before starting this utility, close all other running programs. 4-1. Installing the Configuration Utility on MacOS X 1.
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4. SCSI Configuration Utility 4. Double click “CB31 Config_X”. 4. Follow the instructions of the installer.
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4. SCSI ConfigurationUtility 5. The CB31 Configuration Utility will be copied in Applications folder. Double click the CB31 Config_X icon to launch the utility. 6. Following window appears. Refer to 4-3 Configuration Window regarding each settings .
4. SCSI Configuration Utility 4-2. Installing the Configuration Utility on Mac OS 9 1. Insert the CD-ROM which comes with the CB31Pismo and double click on CD-ROM icon. 2. Double click “Mac OS 9.x” folder.
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4. SCSI ConfigurationUtility 3. Double click “SCSI Configuration-CardBus”. 4. Following Window will appear.
4. SCSI Configuration Utility 4-3. SCSI Configuration Utility Window [PCI Burst Mode] Default is Enable. If the PC does not support PCI Burst Mode, check Disable. [Parity] Default is Enable. If you connect the device which does not have parity check function, check Disable.
A4: Try to reduce SCSI device connected to the CB31Pismo. Q: MacOS doesn’t start up from the device connected to the CB31Pismo. A: It is because CB31Pismo it self is recognized after MacOS is loaded. You cannot boot MacOS form the SCSI device connected to the CB31Pismo.
-Technical Support- You can get a Tech support from RATOC at the following (Open Monday - Friday, 9:30A.M. to 5:00P.M(PST) except holidays) RATOC Systems International, Inc. Tech support Address: 2000 Wyatt Drive Suite 9 Santa Clara, CA 95054 Phone : (408)986-9040 : (408)986-9042 E-mail : http://www.ratocsystems.com/english/contact/support.html...
-Centronics 50P SCSI-I cable (2 feet) -DB 25P SCSI-I cable (2 feet) -HD 50P female to Centronics 50P male adapter If you have any questions about these options, contact to: RATOC Systems International, Inc. TEL : (408)955-9400 FAX: (408)955-9402 E-mail: http://www.ratocsystems.com/english/contact/sales.html...
8. Specifications 8. Specifications Specifications of the CB31Pismo SCSI Interface •Ultra SCSI (FAST-20) •Single ended SCSI PC Card •PC Card Standard Compliant CardBus (Type II) Data Transfer Rate •Up to 20MB/sec with Ultra SCSI devices (synchronous) •Up to 10MB/sec with SCSI-II devices (synchronous) •Up to 132MB/sec between host and CB31...
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8. Specifications SCSI Cable Connector Pin Assignment The following figure indicates the pin assignment of the CB31 SCSI cable(PC Card side). The connector uses a Hirose NX30TA-25PAA or compatible connector. Do not use any other SCSI cables than the supplied one. SIGNAL SIGNAL TERMPWR...
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Appendix Appendix Trademarks -MacOS, Macintosh and Powerbook are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Inc. -Other brand and product names may be registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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