User’s Guide
S
LIM
SCSI 1450 A
DAPTER
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SlimSCSI 1450 Adapter
User’s Guide
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Contents
Introduction 1
Contents of Kit 1
System Requirements 1
Installing the SlimSCSI 1450 2
Updating the Windows 95 Miniport Driver 5
Using the SlimSCSI 1450 6
Hot Plugging 6
Formatting Removable Media 7
Understanding SCSI 8
SCSI IDs 8
Terminating the SCSI Bus 9
SCSI Connector Types 9
Troubleshooting 10
General Hardware Troubleshooting 10
Windows 95 Troubleshooting 11
Contacting Ada pt e c 15
Electronic Support 15
Technical and Product Support 16
Sales and Ordering Information 16
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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of Adaptec’s SlimSCSI® 1450,
®
which is designed specifically for use with Microsoft Windows
95.
The SlimSCSI 1450 allows you to connect up to three SCSI devices to
your portable PC, including Zip drives and other kinds of removable media drives.
Contents of Kit
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SlimSCSI 1450 PC Card-to-SCSI Adapter, with permanently
attached 50-pin high-density cable
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Windows 95 driver diskette
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SlimSCSI 1450 User’s Guide
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50-pin-to-DB25 converter
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Registration card
System Requirements
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Portable PC with a PC Card Type II, Type III, or Toshiba
Type IV slot
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Microsoft Windows 95
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SlimSCSI 1450 Adapter User’s Guide
Installing the SlimSCSI 1450
Follow these steps to install the SlimSCSI 1450 and connect your
SCSI devices to it:
1
Remove the SlimSCSI 1450 from its packaging.
2
Plug the 50-pin connector into the first (or only) SCSI device, as
shown below. Make sure the SCSI device is not powered.
SCSI Connector
Terminator
If the SCSI device has a DB25 (25-pin) connector, attach the
50-pin-to-DB25 converter, as shown below, and plug it into the
connector on the device.
50-pin-to-25-pin
Converter
SCSI Device
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Installing the SlimSCSI 1450
3
(Optional) Connect up to two additional SCSI devices by daisy-
chaining them to the first device, as shown below:
SCSI Devices
Terminator
4
Be sure that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI ID ranging
from 0 to 6. If any two devices have the same ID, change the
SCSI ID of one device. This is usually done by changing a
switch on the back of the device. (For more information, see
SCSI IDs on page 8.)
The diagram below shows a typical SCSI device with a selectable SCSI ID switch:
5
Terminate the last (or only) SCSI device connected to the
SlimSCSI 1450. Read the device documentation if you are not
sure how to terminate the device, or refer to Termin ating t he
SCSI Bus on page 9.
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