Host adapter setup, Initio, Running the smartscsi setup utility – Initio I/O HIGHWAY User Manual
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Running the SmartSCSI Setup Utility
To start the SmartSCSI Setup Utility, verify that all devices attached to the SCSI bus are
powered up when the host computer system is turned on. Once the power switch has
been turned on and the system begins its on screen power up sequence, the Initio banner
will be displayed for a brief period. During this time the Initio SmartSCSI Setup Utility is
accessible by pressing the <Ctrl> key and the <I> key at the same time. When displayed
on your system monitor, the following message indicates that the host system is ready to
accept your keyboard input.
!!! Press <Ctrl> <I> for SmartSCSI Setup Utility !!!
Main Menu Options
SmartSCSIs main menu provides five possible setup options for meeting your system
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Scan Bus
This option scans the SCSI bus. All device IDs are displayed on the screen including
SCSI IDs without devices attached. This allows for a better definition of location and
priority on the SCSI bus.
A device ID should only be changed if it conflicts with another device address on the same bus. Refer
to your peripheral documentation for changing SCSI IDs.
The best ID for a bootable hard disk is SCSI ID-Ø.
Device Setup
Asynchronous Transfer. Use this option to set the synchronous data transfer mode.
I/OHIGHWAY
will transfer data at a maximum rate of 10 MBytes per second in synchro-
nous mode and a maximum rate of 5 Mbytes per second in asynchronous mode. Use
this option to set the synchronous data transfer mode. The default setting for this
option is for synchronous operation. (no)
Maximum Synchronous Transfer Rate. This option determines the speed at which
data is moved across the SCSI cable.
I/OHIGHWAY
has the option of running up to 10
MBytes per second.
Host Adapter Setup
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