Adaptec AHA-1522B Installation Guide - Page 2

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HARDWARE INSTALLATION The Adaptec AHA-1520/1522 AT-to-SCSI Host Adapter has been designed to operate as shipped in the majority of AT class computers. The host adapters factory default settings should remain in their original positions. The AHA-1520/1522 is shipped with the following factory default settings: SCSI Disconnection SCSI Address SCSI Parity Terminators Terminator Power Synchronous Negot. DMA Channel Interrupt Channel AT Port Address AT BIOS Address FD Controller Data Transfer Mode Enabled 7 Enabled Installed Supplying Enabled 0 11 340h DCOOOH, Enabled Enabled (AHA-1522) Programmed I/O To Perform Installation: TURN OFF POWER TO THE SYSTEM AND EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT. Remove the cover of your AT personal computer that exposes the AT bus slots. Locate an unused AT expansion slot in your AT system. AT-type slots can be recognized by the fact that they have two physical edge connectors, one 62-pin and the other 36-pin, in line with one another. Remove the corresponding system expansion slot cover by turning the screw that secures it from the top counterclockwise. Align the AT I/O Bus Connector on the bottom of the AHA-1520/1522 into this AT slot. Use the screw from the corresponding expansion slot cover to secure the AHA1520/1522's bracket to your AT system frame. Attach the SCSI Bus to the host adapter and the peripherals, using either the internal or external connector, making sure that pin 1 orientation is maintained throughout the bus. If the host adapter is not the first or the last unit attached to the cable (e.g., both internal and external connectors are used), remove the SCSI terminators from the host adapter. Reassemble the PC system in the reverse order. Jumper Configuration Reference Five jumper blocks are located on the board to configure user-selectable options. A black bar represents a jumper installed. It should not be necessary to change the jumper settings. Jumper Block J5 (Data) Default settings of jumper block J5: 0 00 0 00 0 0 J5 0 0 Pin Pair DT BT MO MI SN DN R- RDescription DT Use this pin pair to choose whether data transfer will be performed in PIO or 2nd- party DMA mode. `No jumper = PIO; Jumper = 2nd-party DMA BT Use this pin pair to choose whether the host adapter BIOS performs the boot operation. No jumper = Disable booting from SCSI disk drive; Jumper = Boot from SCSI disk drive. MO,M1 Use these pin pairs to select which types of messages you want the AHA-1520/1522 to display when you boot your computer. •1. No jumper MO, no jumper MI = Adaptec header display and error messages 2. No jumper MO, jumper MI = Adaptec header display, boot progress and error messages 3. Jumper MO, no jumper MI = SCSI device information, jumper configuration, boot progress, and error messages 4. Jumper MO, jumper MI = Error messages SN Use this pin pair to enable or disable synchronous negotiation. No jumper = syn. neg. off; `Jumper = syn. neg. on DN Use this pin pair to enable and disable disconnection by the target SCSI device. No jumper = disconnect disallowed; `jumper = disconnect allowed R Not used 'denotes default configuration

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HARDWARE
INSTALLATION
Jumper
Configuration
Reference
The
Adaptec
AHA-1520/1522
AT
-to
-SCSI
Host
Adapter
has
been
designed
to
operate
as
shipped
in
the
majority
of
AT
class
computers.
The
host
adapters
factory
default
settings
should
remain
in
their
original
positions.
The
AHA-1520/1522
is
shipped
with
the
following
factory
default
settings:
SCSI
Disconnection
Enabled
SCSI
Address
7
SCSI
Parity
Enabled
Terminators
Installed
Terminator
Power
Supplying
Synchronous
Negot.
Enabled
DMA
Channel
0
Interrupt
Channel
11
AT
Port
Address
340h
AT
BIOS
Address
DCOOOH,
Enabled
FD
Controller
Enabled
(AHA-1522)
Data
Transfer
Mode
Programmed
I/O
To
Perform
Installation:
TURN
OFF
POWER
TO
THE
SYSTEM
AND
EXTERNAL
EQUIP-
MENT.
Remove
the
cover
of
your
AT
personal
computer
that
exposes
the
AT
bus
slots.
Locate
an
unused
AT
expansion
slot
in
your
AT
system.
AT
-type
slots
can
be
recognized
by
the
fact
that
they
have
two
physical
edge
connectors,
one
62
-pin
and
the
other
36
-pin,
in
line
with
one
another.
Remove
the
corresponding
system
expansion
slot
cover
by
turning
the
screw
that
secures
it
from
the
top
counterclockwise.
Align
the
AT
I/O
Bus
Connector
on
the
bottom
of
the
AHA-1520/1522
into
this
AT
slot.
Use
the
screw
from
the
corresponding
expansion
slot
cover
to
secure
the
AHA-
1520/1522's
bracket
to
your
AT
system
frame.
Attach
the
SCSI
Bus
to
the
host
adapter
and
the
peripherals,
using
either
the
internal
or
external
con-
nector,
making
sure
that
pin
1
orientation
is
maintained
throughout
the
bus.
If
the
host
adapter
is
not
the
first
or
the
last
unit
at-
tached
to
the
cable
(e.g.,
both
internal
and
external
connectors
are
used),
remove
the
SCSI
terminators
from
the
host
adapter.
Reassemble
the
PC
system
in
the
reverse
order.
Five
jumper
blocks
are
located
on
the
board
to
configure
user
-selectable
options.
A
black
bar
repre-
sents
a
jumper
installed.
It
should
not
be
necessary
to
change
the
jumper
settings.
Jumper
Block
J5
(Data)
Default
settings
of
jumper
block
J5:
0
0 0
0 0
0
0 0
0 0
J5
DT
BT
MO
MI
SN
DN
R-
R
-
Pin
Pair
Description
DT
BT
Use
this
pin
pair
to
choose
whether
data
transfer
will
be
performed
in
PIO
or
2nd
-
party
DMA
mode.
`No
jumper
=
PIO;
Jumper
=
2nd
-party
DMA
Use
this
pin
pair
to
choose
whether
the
host
adapter
BIOS
performs
the
boot
operation.
No
jumper
=
Disable
booting
from
SCSI
disk
drive;
Jumper
=
Boot
from
SCSI
disk
drive.
MO,M1
Use
these
pin
pairs
to
select
which
types
of
messages
you
want
the
AHA-1520/1522
to
display
when
you
boot
your
computer.
1
.
No
jumper
MO,
no
jumper
MI
=
Adaptec
header
display
and
error
messages
2.
No
jumper
MO,
jumper
MI
=
Adaptec
header
display,
boot
progress
and
error
messages
3.
Jumper
MO,
no
jumper
MI
=
SCSI
device
information,
jumper
configuration,
boot
progress,
and
error
messages
4.
Jumper
MO,
jumper
MI
=
Error
messages
SN
DN
R
Use
this
pin
pair
to
enable
or
disable
synchronous
negotiation.
No
jumper
=
syn.
neg.
off;
`Jumper
=
syn.
neg.
on
Use
this
pin
pair
to
enable
and
disable
disconnection
by
the
target
SCSI
device.
No
jumper
=
disconnect
disallowed;
`jumper
=
disconnect
allowed
Not
used
'denotes
default
configuration