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Hardware Installation 2 One edge of each interface cable connector is keyed to ensure proper orientation and installation. Carefully mate the connectors without bending any pins. 3 Install the other connectors in the same manner. Note: The connectors on the end of the controller are susceptible to damage from excessive bending. 1 If the computer is running, shut it down. Turn off power to the computer and disconnect the power cord from the outlet. 2 Open the computer case according to the manufacturer's instrutions. 3 Find the PCI slot you want to use for the serial ATA RAID Controller. Hint: Cable routing may be easier if you install the ATA RAID Controller next to an open slot. 4 Remove the metal filler bracket for the slot. Save this screw; it will be used to secure the serial ATA RAID Controller after you have seated it in the slot. Hint: While the ATA RAID Controller runs properly in any PCI slot, not all slots give equal performance due to the architecture of the PCI bus. In our laboratories, we have noticed that the slots closest to the Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) or in the 64-bit PCI slot typically give the best performance. Our card should fit in both 32-bit and 64-bit PCI slots with 5V as well as with 3.3V. 5 Line up the ATA RAID Controller so that all pins make proper contact with the PCI slot pins when pushed into place. The www.3ware.com 39

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Hardware Installation
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2
One edge of each interface cable connector is keyed to ensure
proper orientation and installation. Carefully mate the connec-
tors without bending any pins.
3
Install the other connectors in the same manner.
Note:
The connectors on the end of the controller are
susceptible to damage from excessive bending.
1
If the computer is running, shut it down. Turn off power to the
computer and disconnect the power cord from the outlet.
2
Open the computer case according to the manufacturer’s instru-
tions.
3
Find the PCI slot you want to use for the serial ATA RAID Con-
troller.
Hint:
Cable routing may be easier if you install the
ATA RAID Controller next to an open slot.
4
Remove the metal filler bracket for the slot. Save this screw; it
will be used to secure the serial ATA RAID Controller after you
have seated it in the slot.
Hint:
While the ATA RAID Controller runs properly
in any PCI slot, not all slots give equal performance due
to the architecture of the PCI bus. In our laboratories, we
have noticed that the slots closest to the Accelerated
Graphics Port (AGP) or in the 64-bit PCI slot typically
give the best performance. Our card should fit in both
32-bit and 64-bit PCI slots with 5V as well as with 3.3V.
5
Line up the ATA RAID Controller so that all pins make proper
contact with the PCI slot pins when pushed into place. The