The external device in question is a scanner. The connectors are at the rear of the device SCSI Adapters SCSI Internal Intro SCSI Internal Configuration SCSI Internal Mounting SCSI Internal Connections SCSI Internal Software SCSI External Installing a SCSI device - … [Read more...]

SCSI Host Adapter: Windows 98 and Windows XP both have embedded driver support for the SCSI host adapter being used in this tutorial. On restarting the system, Windows should detect the presence of the adapter and prompt you to take the steps necessary for the associated driver to be … [Read more...]

The SCSI devices inside a computer are attached to an internal SCSI cable. The last device on the cable must be terminated. Most internal SCSI devices have a jumper or switch that controls termination. Refer to the device’s documentation on enabling or disabling termination. Find the … [Read more...]

Identify an available 5.25in drive bay into which to mount the drive. If you must use mounting rails, screw the rails into the lower pair of holes on either side of the drive. Make sure the metal portion is angled away from the device and facing forward. Check their positioning by sliding … [Read more...]

Before mounting the device, you'll need to configure it via the jumper switch located on the rear of the drive. SCSI ID setting: The three leftmost jumpers are used to configure the drive's SCSI ID number. This can be assigned a value of 0 through 7. Usually, 7 is reserved for the … [Read more...]

The SCSI host adapter card allows connection of both internal and external devices. In this case, the internal device in question is a CD-ReWriter SCSI Adapters SCSI Internal Intro SCSI Internal Configuration SCSI Internal Mounting SCSI Internal Connections SCSI Internal … [Read more...]

The SCSI host adapter we're going to be installing is a model capable of supporting SCSI-1, SCSI-2 and Fast SCSI-2 devices. This provides a level of performance that's more than adequate for the SCSI devices it's intended to connect to the card. Locate an unused PCI expansion slot. Unscrew … [Read more...]

Typically, your scanner will have come with a CD-ROM that bundles the device's driver software and associated scanning applications. Follow the instructions for installing the software. If you've been provided with a floppy disk in addition to a CD-ROM, the implication is that this may … [Read more...]