Blizzard 2060 Turbo Board User Manual

USER

MANUAL

2nd

Edibon

March 1996

Copyright

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Many thanks

for choosing cur product With the cn*rwhekn*ig

performance of the

latest

and

fastest processor of

the

68k

famuy the Motorola 66060. the BUZZARD 20«

Turbo Board

brings

along a performance

level for theAMIGA2000 which was formerly

unthinkable in

this

Form and

at th

price. With more than 80 Mtf*S

performance

and the high

performance of the integrated

floating point processor unit (FPU), the

AMIGA

2000

becomes

a

powerful workstation, which rt

more than

suited for

todays

most demanding applications such as 3r>takulat*ons and

ray-tra-

cing, image

processing, animation or video processing.

Some of the most important

features

of the BU22AHO 2060

Turbo ioard:

Hi^heod acceleration board for the AMIGA 2000

with

SO

Mtf-68060 processor with fPU

and MMU for highest and

maximum performance

four

??

-channel standard

SIMM

sodteb

for

the

memoryexpanstoft up ro 178 Mbyte

main memory (merged assembly Hafso

possible)

e> Autornafk*en*4nfegratfr^(ain^

opc/atmg jysfem

(MAPTOM^woctkvt desehctable) for

addrtforu/ power increase

r* An extreme*/ fast

memory

layout

grants highest data throughput in the fast MM

I* Asynchronous design tor fuB Genlock-compabbifrty

Can

to

resef to

69000-pmessor through the *ey*oard for fuB compat*flrry

with aft soft-

ware

i;.. v. ;t v

wttft

AMrGA

2000 model+B~

onty)

Integrated fail JCS-il

r

V// rrii-f'-.

'".-

rtflfh

:rj 1'TJl'n 1'.',i.

:

'j.-j

rJ !e>J u? l'P tO 7 MDtf&JeC af)OT

chronous

and up to

1 Mbyte/sec synchronous on the SCSl-bui

tv- .

:i DMA

-

transmission (Direct

Memory

Access)

theprocessoron the BUZZARD 2060

Turbo Boardis not charged.

Thus, the BUZZARD 20« Turoo Board is

opbmatfysutffed for

muJu/n^o^-appfratiorrr

5oJdtrfeu

and

simple assemofy in the processor expansion

sior of

the

AMIGA

2000

Hioh-qu*titypnmssmgm latest

SW~techno^

At this

pomt

we

k»ndly

ask you

to fil in the registration card which a

attached

to

this product

and return

<t to us.

At the one hand, we can

inform

you about

possible future

expansions

for

the BLIZZARD 2060

Turbo

Board as

well

as

other developments around the AMIGA 2000, at the

other hand you shall

helpuiwith your opinion

to

further develop and

bring

on

the market lor

the future those products

for the Amiga, which

you as

user desire.

Chapter 1

The BLIZZARD 2060 Turbo Board

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

On receipt of the BLIZZARD

2060

Turbo Board please check that the delivery

scope is complete.

The

patfcage

must

contain;

*

One board {BUZZARD 2060 Turbo Board)

Two installation dtiks

> r.''i, . jriua)

if one of these parti should

not be

contained, please refer

to your

retailer.

IMPORTANT! BEFORE BEGINNING

WITH THE

ASSEMBLY

Before

you begm with the assembly of the BLIZZARD

2060

Turbo Board,

you

should first consi*

der the

following

items.

f* To

function correctly,

the

BUZZARD

2060

Turbo

Board needs spedat6B060- specific

software^

This software has to be installed be/ore the atseo^oi the BISZZARD206Q Turbo Board.

See

also chapter .Software intubation'

2* The AMIGA 2000 has been delivered as two different models

by

Commodore,

namely

the

otdef modeis

fA)

and the iater

modets (*> You an find out which

rnodcl

yourAMIGA is from

the imprint on the left bottom side of the main board, tf you discover here a table wtth the

imprint »COMMOOOKE AMIGA 2000'.

a serial number and „M4Df W GERMANY (BSwy.

than yourAMtGArs a modeHA). With these mooWs. the 6B00OCPV has

tobe

removed

befo-

re

you

being with

the

installation of

the

BUZZARD

2060 Turbo Board. Please by att means

read the Appe/idwr B ^mstaOation

in

theAMIGA

200A

rru^ (A)~ before you begin with the

assembly t

I

fmdout with whkh Kkkstatt-ROM your AMf&A 2000

h

furnished. To grant

the full functio-

nality

of the BUZZARD 2060, we

urgentiy

recommend the usage of Kkkstart-RQM Version

3,1, Should you have a different Kickslart-version. ptease read the Appendix A ^Working

underKkkstatt 1.3 or

2M"

first

4. tf you want to expand your BUZZARD 2060 Turbo Board with memory moduSes fSttttftJ,

please read the corrrespondmg chapter hrst because the auemblyof the SIMMs has to be

made before inserting of the BUZZARD 2060 Turbo Board

Into

the computer.

m

^22uEEl^

^

UsCrt Manual

ASSEMBLY OF

THE BLIZZARD 2060 TURBO BOARD

Remove

afl

cabta {mains cable,

monitor

cable mouse

serial

and

parallel cables),

as

well

as,

ff

apphcaWe all externally connected units

from

your AMH3A 2O00 tvow tooscn the two screws

on the tower

left

and

right

y<fc

of your AMIGA 2000 (lustration 1)

LLS

After having

opened the cover, you wftl recogn<re on the left

bevde

the

6800CPU

the

B6-chan*

n r

processor expansion slot of

the AMIGA 2000

(illustration

4). The board has to bo fitted into

this slot.

Before

fitting in the BLIZZARD 2060 Turbo Board, please fust

remove the skrt cover

plate belong>ng

to the

processor

expansion slot at the rear of the AMtGA 2000. Now

you

can

tnuitration f. Screws

on

the towerleft skit erf ifte Amiga 2000

On the rear, remove the

middle

screw lastty

in doing

so make

sure that

you

remove the correct

screw as shown in illustration 2.

ftftiifratton 3. Coyer removal-ifcfc new

carefully enter the BUZZARD

2060

Turbo Board

as

shown in frustration

5. Please take care that

the BUZZAJID 2060 sit* properly in the pUttk guidance rail on the front of

the

AMKiA

2000, and

that no cables or

others are

jammed

below the

board

Now

fix

the board by

applying

lightpre*-

o

°

Op*-

o

L:

;

Zl

«Pin

CPU

$4>t

' -

."

-

- r

'-

r -

n 2. Confer screw on the rear of the

AMIGA

2000

Now you can take

off

the cover of the

AMGA

2000 by

pulling rt cautiously forward and

upwards Should you notice

resistor

when taking off the housing lid. please use no

force,

but

look below the

fad, possibly

a cable or

alike has been caught on the cover

CPU

Power Supply

Internal

Dae drive

mvttratior* 4. Right s«fe view (looking down)

User's Manual

sure from above as

shown

in illtntrvtion 5. If

the beard

sits

property in the dppropndte

slot you

can

now fa

the strews of the earner loosened Slot cover on the teBf 0* the AMIGA 2000 Now

you can

re-fasten the <over of the AMIGA 2000 and re

connect

all removed cabin and peri-

pheral units- Herewith, the w«mWy

of your BUZZARD

2060

Turbo Board is finished.

LLIHi;

Hkntrston 5.

BUZZARD mOimutittion (skft view)

OPERATION OF THE BLIZZARD 2060 TURBO BOARD

rt you drtpose of the Kickstart

Version

3 1 in your

AMSGA

2000,

then the BUZZARD 2060

Turbo

Board

ts immediate*/ ready

to use,

and puts ft"* performance at your

disposal

direct*/

after

having been

switched

on

if

your

computer

a

furnished with

a

drffer ent Kickstart Version

{e.g.

Vernon 13 or

2.0*1

then please read the Appendix A

H

Working under

Kickstart Version

i.j or

2<W- first

H you

have

installed

memory (Fast RAMI on the BUZZARD

2060,

you can define through a jum

per rf the MAPROM funaion which

copies

the

operating

system

into

the

faster Fast-RAM shall

be

activated

or

not.

H rs

recommended

to let the

MAPROM function switched on at

bI

times

{always

actuated

ex

worts),

because due to

the 16 brt wide system

architecture

of the AMIGA

2000 it expands the

operating

system

ROM-accesses

to 32

bit.

^so

accelerate* them consi-

derably-

The

8U2ZARD 2060

Turbo Boardcan

be

deactivated without

having

tobe de assembled, if com

ptfMy

problems occur with certain programs. (As m AMrGA 2000 ModH „A' the 68000

CPU

has to be

removed, the

reset is

only

working in

AMIGA

2000

model

H

8"

1) To rJe-activate, ho4d

down the key

.0*

during booting

However

do

not

use

the key

.0'

on the numeral block The

BUZZARD

2M>0

Turbo ftoard is then completely deactrvated. which

win

readjust the

AMrGA

2000

to the

standardconfiguration, however

please

consider that not only the processor of the board

<s

deactivated,

but

also

B|

expansions. which

are

operatedonthe

BUZZARD

2060

Turbo Board

So after the deactivation, neither the memory

nor the integrated SCSI II controller are avail*

ble

The BUZZARD

2060 can be re- actuated, try keeping the

key

cornbtfabon

which is

required

for

resetting (CTR* AMIGA-AMIGA} down for more

than

10

seconds

JUMPER

For

a

complete description

of the

jumper*

which are available on the

BUZZARD

2060 Turbo

Board

please

turn

to Appendix C Jumper on the

BUZZARD

2060 Turbo

Board*

MAPROM

On the BU2ZAR0

2060

Turbo Board

there a a

jumper for

the MAPROM function. If memory

Is

loadedonthe BUZZARD

2060 Turbo Board memory,

you can bad the kxkstart into the faster

RAM, m order to accelerate

the

execution of

operating system functions If the MAPROM

jum-

per

it plugged in, the kickstan is automatically recopled. ff

the jumper is pulled out, the kkk-

start is executed from the

ROM.

The (activated) MAPROM function

occupies

512

Kbyte of the

RAM installed

on the BUZZARD 2060

MEMORY EXPANSION

Adjustment and recognition of the RAM installed on

the

BUZZARD

2060 n completely automa-

tical Forthe memory

assembly you need 32-bit SIMMS, available general under the trade mark

PS2-module

T The BUZ2ARO 2060 accepts SIMMS or thememory

dtt) 4MB. SMB. 16MB, 32MB,

and also allows

merged

assembly of these SIMS. The organisation of

the S*MMS may be

32 b*t

as

well

as 36

bit

The 36-blt

SIMMS

are used

in

IBM-compatible

PCs,

which

use the additional 4 brt

as

pd/rty bit With

the BUZZARD 2060, these additional bits

are ignored. For the operation

m a BUZZARD 2060 SIMMS with

a speed

of 70mor faster are

required

Pleaseconsider

that some SIMM modules o* different suppers

are

available which

do

not

main-

tain the imprinted

speed.

Especially

SIMM

modules

which bear e

g

the Impnm LaserPrrtev-

Memory (or similar

phantasy labels! are unservicao*e

as

memory for computer

systems, phase S

digital

products principally recommends not

to use such SIMM mooules

ASSEMBLY OF SIMM-MODULES

Put

the BUZZARD 2060 on a plane, hard underground.

Be

aware

that sensitive

surfaces

could

be scratched

by

the pins onthe

bottom when mounting the memory module* therefore

we

recommend

to use e

g

a magazine

as

support.

Now

align the

BUZZARD 2060 Turbo Board so

that the external SC5MI

connector points

towards

the right The

memory

SIMMS, nave

a

recess

opening

on one sxle of the contact strip,

so

that they can

not be mounted upsrde- down

Thm

recess opening

must be at the

left

side when mourning insert the S<mm

at

^n angle of aprox

40

* flush into the

socket

thus the module

can be inserted without problems. Then softly press

down

both upper

comers

the SsMM down with your thumbs, until it

audibly locks into place

Take

care

that the metal hooks left

and

right besides

the fixation holes ooth lock m over the

3ESI

User's

Wtnuat

boafdofth^S*MMS

+

Trte<dfefofa^han<*!*r^rtffp*

t

lhatthcSi^muitnotb«wbi«tto4tF^g

mechanical

itr

ess

Note: GeneralV it docs

not

natter

m which sequence resp in w+Jtch of the four SIMM sockets

you

insert

your

SJMM(s|

SOFTWARE

INSTALLATION

The

included

software contains the necessary libraries for the

operation of

the 66060 CMthe

command CPU060. an equivalent to

the

CPU command

of

the

operating system, as well as some

tools for the

operation

of

the

68060

CPU.

Through the installation, the $8040 library, if existing,

is renamed and the librares 6cW0Iibr-

ary and 68060

library are

copied

into the directory LIBS: furthermore, the

CPU060 command

is

copied

to C

and

a

drawer with The emigration SOFT060 is generated in the

system partition

which contains the tools

for

the operation of

the

68060

CPU.

LLLSlUE

User's

Atoniuf

CHAPTER 2

THE FAST SCSMI DMA Cowtrolur

CONNECTION OF ALREADY RDB FORMATTED SCSI DRIVES

If

you

connectahard disk (or resp. another SCSimnit)tothe BLitfARO 2060 Turbo Board, which

was

formerly operated

on a SCSI

controller

in the AMIGA and

formatted with

the

RDB (Rigid

Dtsk 8lock) according

to

AMlGA-standarcl thrs unit ts immediately ready

to use

After the computer has been started, the partitions existing on this disk must be automatically

recognized

and,

resp.

even booted. If

this

c> not so.

contact your retailer in any

case,

before

undertaking further

measures.

ATTENTION!

ATTENTION!

try. The rnsfaJJafron or" toe software musr

in any

case

take place be for? the assertory of Che

buzzard 2060 Turbo Board I

Should

the operation of

a 63000.

68020, 68030 or 680*) Cpu be

necessary,

then you need

make

no modifications of the installed

software. The present version of the 68O40

library

wnkh is

delivered togetherwiththe BUZZARD 2060

autCKnatKalryrecogniiesth^^

toads the

required l^rary.

The software installation is made through an

installation script, insert the delivered disk and

open it through

double

mouseefck-

Before

the

final installation, you should doubleclick on the

.ReadMe

"-file

to open

it. tn this text the

actual

information

on

the

software -s contained. The

software it

then installed through doubleclick on the INSTALL icon The program in the SOFT0G0

directory

have

their own dcumentation on the disk, the

command CPU0G0 has, in addition

to

the arguments

of

the CPU

command, the following arguments*

(M0}SUPC8$CALAJt (deactivates the

superscalar mode of the processor

(NO)BfttNCHCACHE

f

oetect^tes

the branthcache

'

If

you

want

to

connect hard disk* which

you

already operate

at a

different controller, and

on which data an* memoriied

r

we urgently recommend to make a safety backup of the

hard

d/sk befoe*

removal

out

of the old system, each new connection ofan already ope

rated harddisk bears The risk

-

rf ever so smalt

-

or* a data

loss

through error at

trntatfatr

on or putting fnto operation tt the backup on (loppy disk seems too slow, as* your retai-

ler If he

could

take over the backup and

reinstallation for

you (e.g. on a streamer}, or

it

you

could borrow

a

streamer, possfbry against a tow fee. We expressively state that we

take over no

warranty whatsoever for

date

fosses

on

hard disks or SCSI-uruts whtch have

been

previously

used before being connected to the

BLIZZARD

2060

Turbo

Board.

CONNECTION OF EXTERNAL

SCSt-OEVICES

To the SO-channet HtgDentrty Fast

SCSMI

connector

of the BLIZZARD 2060 Turbo Board you can

connect external SCSI units with

a

commercial brand SCSMI cable,

Most

external SCSI units are

furnished w^th

SO

channel

Centronics ronnection\ so that

for

those a cable with SOchannH

SCSMlptug on one side and standard SCSI Centronics SOpofe plug on the other side can be

used.

Further SCSi-unrts can then

be

connected via

the

first un-t, while between the units gene-

raly cables

wrthSOchannel connection

on both sides arc used In anycase, you have to take care

of correct bus-termination

(see

SCSI*

bus

termination

as

otherwise problems with the

data

trarvvrustion could occur

During operation, you have to take care that the power supplies of the external units

should

always

be activated

before switching on

the

computer, and deactivated only after the compu-

ter has been switched

off

THE SCSI-BUS

060

User's Manual

ATTENTION!

ATTENTIONI

(Sf

for the connection of external SCSI-units

only top-quMy screened cables are admitted,

which comply

with the

valid standards

fC£

fCC cv sfrnrfar). for

purchasing

such cMn.

which offer the corresponding vtttwudtion

properties,

pfoarc turn to your

retailer,

fleatti

also be iwaro tfraf externa/ SCSI-uniti have to /uM the vai>d standard norms?

SCSI-BUS TERMINATION

To grant

a

f

aultless,

unimpaired function for the SCSI-bus system, the$Wbu*ha$tobetecm*

nated efectrically correct You can

think of

the

SCSI-

butu e

tngle

cable,

which has

to

have

a

ter-

minal

resistor

at each

end. The single units are then directly connected to the* caWe. it

follow*

that the termination resistors may only be

installed

onthe

first

and

fast

unit *

In

this regard, the

controller

counts as one

umt (see illusvation

6)

The SCSI module on the &LU2AR0 2O60 ft fur-

nished with an active

termination, which automatkairy switches on and off. depending on if

external SCShunrts are connected or not (pteate also see the Appendix C Jumper on the BU-

ZZARD

2060

Turbo Board*

and

the chapter „5C5t termination

Jumper*

}

r*wur

testa

fltf 'fl'itwiW

BUZlAJt02ot0

|

Q

irerwwrerfSCflufctaaf*

Fyroo ffo#/tf

ICft

SCS-

dene* or rtrmvururpftig

(ControflerJ

eVvket drvkel rVerteroaJ

device*

iflustrafrtvr & f xamp/e of a 5CSi-cnaih

witfi properly

set

terminalresistors

On the

usual SCSI

units such as

hard

daks,

alternation disk dnves, or streamers, termination resi'

Stors are also installed, the termination

resistors gene/ally

are

positioned close

to

the SCSi-ptug

If

the

resistors are

socketed, you

can s-moty remove them if required.

Should

the

resistors

not

be socketed (which is sometimes the case for

newer SCSJ-un<t$ with SMD-sotdered resistors or

atuve termination on the unit-side), there generally exists a jumper

or switch

on the SCSI-unit

wihtwhkh it can beswitched off For the localizationofsuch

jumpers or switches, or if

you

have

problems

to

identify

the

termination resistors* please refer to the documentation of the

corre-

sponding SCSi-unit With external urwts (eg scanners) or

external drives

it

could

be.

depending

on the

supplier or delivery

scope, that

instead of resistors installed on or

fa

the untt an exter-

nal SCSMe*rnjnat*on plug it

portioned

on one of two

external SCSJ -connections.

The

correct termination

is

inevitable for

a faultless

operation

of the

controller and

other

connected units.

An

erroneous termination can lead

to data

transmission errors, non-reco-

pnrtion ofSCSI-units, orm the worst case, to datahsseson the memory media Wease fa*e

greatest

care

that the

termination

is made

correctly.

CsV tf

you remove

terminal resrston, please

donot forget to notc down the fitting

position,

in

case you

have

to

re-insert the rerstancei In most

cases

there

is a

marking

on

the board*

whkh has to be in accordance with the

point

on the resistor.

Sasxe'ty we can distinguish the following four

connection

combinations for the termination

(what

is

said in the

following for

„hatd

disk"

o of

course also valid for other SCSI-units)

Operation

of the

SCSteontrotier with

an

internalhard disk

Attention has

to be

paid that the termination

resistors

are installed on the hard disk For the

connection of

the

hard

dok

with the SCSKontrcXier

use

the respective plugs

at

the end of the

sntemai

SCSKaWe-

Position of the SCSI Termination Jumper in

this case; ON

or better auto

Operation of the SCSI-controller and several internal drives

The terminating resistors

must be installed on the disk

driv

e at

the other

end

of

the

internal

SCSI caofe The SCSI-controller must

be

connected

to

the first connector on the SCSI cable and a

hard disk must be connected to the last connector

Additional disk drives can

be

connected

to

any free connectors on the internal SCSI cafctr

Position

of the SCS» Termination Jumper in this case* ON

or

better AUTO

Operation of the SCSKontroHer wtth external unfts without internal harddisks

If you connect units

via

the external SCSI connect ion of the SCS*-contt

oiler, without having

jmema(fy

connected

a

SCSi-unrt. termination resstors may and must onry

be

existent for the last

unrt and

the termination jumper

on the external

SCSJ plug

has to set

from AuTO

to ON (see

chapter ,5C5I Termination jumper) As external units are rnostty

furnrshed with

two SCSI

connections,

to toop

through the SCSi-bus* (Ye.toconnect together several external SCSI-units

in

series), then the

termination

resistors

should

not be

assembled

on the

SCSI units

{i.e.

the

hard

disks, alternation disks, streamers,

etc)

themselves *t is better to use a SCSI-termination plug,

which hplugged in the free

SCSI-

connector on

the last unit,

this makes it

possible that external

urvb are looped m serial

at

which only the termination plug agam has

to be

plugged into the

last free connection of

the

last unit

SCSI

-termination plugs are available from retailers.

Operation of the SCSI-controller with external units and mternaJ hard disks

External units

have tobe terminated as described

in

the previous

paragraph.

Internally,

onry

one

nnm

; Manual

\1U111,

User's Manual

SCSI hard disk

should

and maybe

terminated,

and

this

must beconnected to the

last plug

of the

internal SCSKdbte> Hie other end of the internal SCSI-cable it plugged into the SCSJ-tontroJtar
Position of the SCSI termination jumper in this case: ON or better AUTO

ADJUSTMENT OF THE

SCSI-ID

OF

THE CONNECTED UNITS

For

the

distinction

of

different units*

which

are connected

to the

SC$J*bus, SCSi-umts have

a so-

called 5C5MD which can represent a value from 07,

the

integrated SCSI

controller

on the BU-

ZZARD 2060 Turbo Board

itself

hasthe 10 7. This means that to one BLIZZARD 2060

Turbo Board

up to 7 SCSI-units

with the IDS 0-6 can

be

connected if more SCSI-units shall

be

connected

to

the BUZZARD 2060 Turbo Board, then the SCS* Ids of these units have to be adjusted so that no

unit has the same

fD\ The

SCSI-ID

for external SCSi-urwts a generally adjustable with

a

smalt

switch

by

the user Herefore pfease consult the documentatton of the correspondign SCSI- unit

ATTENTION

•

If two unia are

connccfeo*

to fhe BUZZARD 2060

Turbo

Bond wtfth ffte same

5CSM0, this

could

damage one of

the SCSJ-unrrr An any case, orWy one wnrt

H

recognized by the

BUZZARD SCSi- software. Wrp

wrw. if

jftsr the connection of e.g. a new hard

ottsft this

unit is not recogntied by the BtlZZARD-SCSI-toftwarp. this may be a hint that

possibly

a

SCSf-tO is

tottvited$t

thH boerd, which is aireacfy occupied by another unit. The time not

course

also vaiirf, if

a new disk

appears,

but suddenly a

eartrer connectedunit can

no

ton*

per

6e

catted* To avoid operation of two 5CSM/nrr* with the same fO in fiJp ca*e> you

shodrf cnecft before the connection of a new SCSI unit wffft the BlSZZABb SCSI-software

(e.g. the

Program

Unrf Control

wnich SCSMds are already assignedtoccupied.

The sequence in which the

SCSl-ttH

are assigned can princ^aJy

befreety

chosen ie. neiV

her mutt the SCSI4DS be assigned continuously, nor does the selectable SCSI-ID dependon
the

position

ofthe unit in e.g. a

series ofconnected diskt Nevertheless it is recommended

to assign the fP to the first connected unit and to assign later connected units with the

toitowing

fOs

in ascending sequence,

as

this can considerably shorten the

system

start*

time.

ATTENTION

13*

With some hard oVsfts it could happen that they donot

function properly

on the

SCSI-ID 0.

m this special case, please change the SCSt-hO on to any ofher ID,

SCSI-CONFICURATIOM

The

SCSI-controller

on the

BLIZZARD

2060 &

provided

with

different possible*

for the SCSI

configuration. These are adjusted vw the SCSI-devtce-confrg-jumper, The

SCSHievke-config*

jumper are

above the

plug

for the

internal

SCSI cable (see also the Appends C *iumper on the

BUZZARD

2060

Turbo Board*}.

SCSI CONFIG JUMPER

The jumpers are continuously numbered from

to 7, while jumper is at the bottom and jum-

per 7 Is at the top (see also the Appendix

C

Jumper on the BUZZARD

2060

Turbo Board

4

).

The

individual

jumpers have the f otowing

functions:

Jumper

7: reserved (open)

Jumper 6: reserved (open)

Jumper

6: retcrved (open)

Jumper eV Synchron Auto-Enable (dosed))

Htftajumper

is connected, the SCSI-controller evaluates

atconnectedSCSI-units

(espcciaiJy

hard

disks and removable

dh*$)

information eventually entered in the RDB (fljg*d Disk Slock), if the

hard disk a to be operated in the

synchronous

mode and then activates the synchronous trans-

mission mode automatically* If this

lumper

is not connected, then an eventually

existing syn-

chronous entry rs ignored;

and

the

hard disk is operated in the standard -asynchronous mode

Jumper3:Slow

cable

mode (open)

This jumper should onty

be

connected if during the

usage

of extremely long cables, especially

at the

connnection

of external

SCSI

units, transmission problems occur {normaty only for cable

lengths > 5m).

Jumper2: Slow mqviry Mode (open)

This jumper should

be set

when hard disk (which

can

occur especially with older

models),

after

the

computer

has been switched on are not

directly

recoo/iued

t

but only after another reset.

Thts is

due to too

Jong

a

warm-up

time

of thehard

dak.With the slow inquiry

jumpers,

the time

is prolonged, for wh<h the SCSI-controfler warts forthe reaction of the hard

dtek

after

the

first

request

Jumper 1; reserved (open)

Jumper

0: Debug mode (open)

Only

for

test purposes by authorized service personnel

Vsvi'* Manual

HUl±l±h i±

User's Manual

SCSI

TIRIWINAIIOM

JUMPER

1*3:

AUTO (Auto Detect)

The termination rectstors

are

activated, but ore

twitched off through plugging in another exter-

nal

cable.

This adjustrnem must be set, if you have connected one or more

SCSI-units, nofcvroV

standing

H

external units are connected or not.

2-3: Off (Taemtnathn Off)

The

termination resistor* are switched off not

depending

on the

connection of an external

catte.

This adjustment

i

not to bo used in standard

operation.

Open.' ON

(Termination OAT)

The termination resistors are activated

not

depending

on

the

connection of an external cab!**.

for explicrtely switching

off

the

termination through an experienced usee,

7errntoatfon power (TP) connected

rf this jumper is connected, the

SCSI-controtter activates thesupply vort age

for

the

termination

resistors on

the

SCSI bus

THE

SCSI SOFTWARE

The

disk ^eluded

in the delivery contain* comprehensive

software for the installation of the

hard disk, as wc« as foe

individual

adjustments.

Furthermore, a CD-ROM Be system and

the

changing software OynamiCache are included in the

delivery

scope,

which can

be used

for

increasing the performance in many

applications.

The

documentation for the

delivered software

*s

contained

on

the disk in form of

a

HotHeJp-

File. This can be called

during the

usage (by

stroking ALT and HELP), and

e*pla*is

the

functions

of

the software through a

comprehensible user guidance menu.

The SCSI

software

is

installed

by

opening the disk-icon on the

SCSHoces

disk through

doubleclicking On this efts*, you shall fad an icon with the

label install Before using the

SC3J-

tooh and the

HotHeipfiles.

you have to

start this program by

doubleclick

ing on the

icon once.

The

installation

is

then carried out by an

installer

script

ERROR

TRACKING

fnon The

computer cant

be started

Check: if

the

mains cable has stable contact, tf this H so, kindly contact

your retailer

Error Autaon

ftg-cvrw

If after the starting of the

computer respv after

a reset a

red screen appeards with the title

^Expansion Board Diagnostics**, then please refer toyour retailer

Frror Wo connered SCSI- unit is recognized

Check if

possibly theBUZZARD 2060Fast

SCSI-controller

itie'f >s not

configured

(by

meansof the

program „Show Config* in the

tools directory of the workbench! If the; r* the case,

please refer

to your retailer. Under correct

configuration

of the BLIZZARD 2060 Fast SCSJ-controeer. ptase

also

check ait the Items of

the next

error description

£nor. A new S Cit-vntt is not recognized

Check if the

unit

is conected to the internal power supply for

external

units; Check

if

the marts

cable of

the

external unit

is

connected correct**,

and

if the unit is switched on.

Check the SC5HO of the

connected

units*

Check the connection of the SCS^cabte on the BUZZARD 2060 Fast SCSI-controHer and on the

SCSI-unit

For external units

check the correct

position of

the

externa* SCSlcabks.

Check

the correct

Sr^buvterrnmat

on.

tf necessary exchange the cable or connect

(for internal

units) the SCSI-unit to

another plug

of

the cable,

to

fmd

out

eventual errors of

the

cable.

(nor

The

partitions ofa drsfc

which

was

formatted

earticr are not recognized

rYstyou should check with the program Unit Control which

n

deirvered together with the BU-

ZZARD 2060if the

respective

harddisk is physically recognized.

It this

4 not the cose,

pleasecarry

out the

instructions

of

the previous error description tf the disk is recognized, check rf the for-

merly

used

controller

was ROB

compatible,

and also

oblige

the step by-step instruction for the

configuration of

a hard

desk, if

with

the instructions given there

you

stilt can not configure the

tfsfc please refer to

your

retailer

before

you undertake

further measures.

Error. During operation of a twddrtk, twrtmistion errors occur

Check

the

correct SCS»*buvtermmaw>n resp. termination

o*

the individual conneted units.

Check the

SCSHOs of

the connected units.

Check thecorrect terminatton of the SCSI-cable rf necesary exchange the cable, to find out pos

sibte cebte malf

unctions.

Another cause for transmission errors could be rf a SCSI-unit,

exprxiaJty during

operation Wth

long cables,

is

operated m

the

synchron-mode

with

high transmission rates in trus

test

try

to

decrease the transmission rate by means

of UnitControL

Problem:

A

SCSI-unit works ihwer

than

expected-

Chock

thecorrect

adJustmcrrts of the synchronous

trar*vrUis>on

and the mask and

martransfer-

values

of

the concerned partroons You can

use

the program cfteckMask for this purpose.

Check

for partitions operated under AMIGA

-DOS

if those are operated with the FastFileSystero

(FFS)* The adjustment

FestFileSystcrn international

Mode (FFS

int)

can cause performance lev

set,

also

the

AMIGA-DOS formatting with directory

cache

often leads

to a

considerable decrea-

se of the

transmission rate.

If necessary check if the hard d<$k is futty utilized, and the files are drstributed over many tracks,

in such a case it can be sensible to optimize the hard disk*

special programs

for this purpose, so-

called disk -optimizer, ere available* Please

pay

attention

to the

operating instructions

when

using such programs.

TT77TTT

General

rema/fcs fo tho

error tracAJng

rt Manual

Another

mm

'or error* wt*h

often

causes

unexpttcaoJe malfunctions of the system, is the

usage

of non-system conform software* which for

example

doe* not

work correctly with the

Workbench

M

ofth«AMKjA200O

ThbcouW fiiwbewemingry uoimporur>t IWi*irt^pfo-

gramv

which

are e.g.

called in the startup- sequence If you have an

individually configured

system, it is important that you

eliminate Iht* error source also,

by

executing

a test

with

a

stan-

dard

configuration*

Should you have problems, which do not

correspond

to the

above I sieo

h

or which can not be

eftminated with

the

proposed solutions, please refer

to

your retailor

Before calling him.

make

a

very precise error description, which states your system

configuration

as

wellasresp system

error

number*

in case

of system breakdowns, and keep pen and paper ready

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CHAPTER 3

Guarantee, Technical Advising and Service

GUARANTEE TERMS

On this SU2Z>\RQ 2060 Tuf

bo

Board, phase

S

digital product*

gives

4 guarantee of 1 2 month*

for

component* and

processing, starting

with the date

of first sale*.

{Date

of

the

retailer's bill

issued

to the

registered final customed Within this guarantee period we efeminate all defec-

tives*

at

our free choice

either

by exchange or

repair

r

wnieh are due to

material

or

production

faults. Through

the

executionof

guarantee

serweesv the guarantee; period is by no means affec-

tedr Considering the included

software (DynarnCaceXdrive).

this guarantee

refers oruy

to

the

data

carrier (disk).

Excluded

are guarantee services

for damages

or malfunction^

which have been caused by out-

side interference or

improper

usage

especially

aHo

unauthorized repair. Modifications of the

hardware, of what kind

so

ever, make the guarantee

claim null

and

void.

ato

excluded

are guarantee serkes for

malfunctions

or

function disturbances on

the

BLIZZARD

2060

Turbo

Board on

other units connected orvto the AMIGA, or of the

AMIGA

itself, which

occur after the atsembry of the

BUZZARD

2060 Turbo Board

or later modifications of the

system

(as eg. the

insertion of newexpansions),

as

far

as

tt can not

be

doubtlessly proven that a teen*

cal

defect of the BUZZARD 2060 Turbo Board is the cause of the

malfunction or function distur-

bance

Modifications

of the haroWare and/or

software of

the

AMIGA are expressively Included

whxh are earned out through the company AMIGA Technologies in form of

repairs, upgrades.

or system-update!

phase 5

oNgrtal products

takes

over no warranty whatsoever that this product rs suited for a

cena-'n application*

Furthermore,

we takeover no

liability for defects or

damages on

other unit*

than the BLIZZARD 2060

Turbo Board,

as

weft

as

expresswery not for

the

loss of

data,

which are

or seem

to be

m direct or indirect connection with the usage of the BUZZARD J060

Turbo Board

or the included

software

(DynamiCacherCdriveX even

A

we

have been informed

about

the

po*-

itbiirty of such

a

connecuon in advance. For also delivered hard disks or other SCSI units, exclu-

sively the guarantee conditions

of

the respective

producer are applicable*

In any

case

crfease return your registration card stating

the

date of purchase and

serial number

of

the BUZZARD

2060

Turbo Board

so that

m

case

of problems or guarantee handling this can

be

processed without further demands or

delay*

TECHNICAL

ADVISING AMD SERVICE

Should

you need

technical information

e.g.

for theassembly, expansion or compatibility of your

system configuration, please refer to your retailer, who vnH aoVete you with

corresponding

competence and offer you the

suitable expansion

products.

The experienced AMIGA* resp

phase

5

digital products retailers have) the necessary knowledge as well a*

additional

service

informations,

which will contribute

to

fast problem solution

in case of

Strnpl* technical pro-

mm~±£—± **

O

2060 User's Manual

biems

or compatibility matters. Afeo for the

assessment of possible

guarantee case* (ptaase aHo

refer

to

the chapter .Handling

of guarantee

cases,

return**)

your

retailer

can asset

you.

Fuohermore,

starting with the end of February,

you will receive comprehensive

lupport

infor-

mations through

our World VYtde Web-serrer

*i the Hnerner

You

will reach

our

home

page

£$'

fttf J J . lYw rV

p

t

.1 .

-

5

:;"

Here

you

can request all

*ort*of technical information

to

actual

and future products, nhtth are

important for

general ^formation or techrucal

support These information are perrnanentiy

actualized, and contain

e^g. hint* to tested and suitable hardware

expansions or MeaflfaaOjJjp

error source*

and compatibility restrictions

a* well as tips and infos for solution

of occuring pro

blems Of course actual software

updatescan

be

downloaded

as well

Actual updates of software

driver* for our products,

as

far

as

available, can

abo be obtained

through

our support

mailbox.

You will

reach

our

mailbox under

;

t£r pha*e5d/qnal products Support

BBS: (Q61

71) 583790

Should

your retederattimesbenot able

to heip you, or

you

have no

acces* to our

electronic

support media, please

refer in writing,

by faxorby phone to our support department

(see

next

chapter ..Support guarantee handling,

returns*)

SUPPORT, GUARANTEE

HANDLING,

RETURNS

for the handing

of

guarantee

cases* in Germany please

contact

phase

5

digital

products

tnderAu2?

D 61440 Obervrset

Germany

Support-Department

+49 (0)61?1/58

3788

Telefax +49

(0)617

1/583788

ai all

other

countries

kindly contact directly

our distributor* or your retailer for

the handling of

guarantees. Please

be aware that

returns

will only

by accepted

after

advance agreement

and

authoriiatton

through our support.

Thr* assigns a RMA-numbef. wh<h

has to be marked good

legibry

on the

return package.

Please

be

a^^re

that

return* without

RMA<nufrber cannot

be

handled.

Also, unfree returns are not

accepted.

As far

as

w\

case

of

authorized return, no defect

is to be noticed a hanging fee of DM 50,—

(as

of

February 1936)1* charged If a defect

is

noticed,

which Hnot subjet

to the

guarantee

hand-

mm.

ling,

then

the handling fee and in case of

repair

alio a repair

fee which dependsonthe defect

is charged*

For tmasprot

damage^

which are dure

to

unsuitable packaging of returns of unto, no

liability

canbetaken over, for any return of

a

BLIZZARD 2060

Turbo Board always

use the

oeiqmM

pack*

aginp. and

addittonaJy

a stable

outer

wrap (e.g.

postal package) and resp. fitting

material

(eg

biodegradable filling materia 10

LLILL/42I

User's Manual

APPENDIX A

WORKING

UNDER

KKKSTART 13

OR 2.04

As mentioned

at the

beo*ntng

of this manual we urgently

recommend the usage of Kxkstart

Version

3. 1 to enjoy the full performance

range of the BLIZZARD 2060 Turbo

Board. Should you

have installed Kickstart

Version 1 3 or 2.04 m yourAMIGA, please consider

the following items:

KKKSTART VERSION

13

Because &ckstart

13 does not recogniie the

6W60

properly

( it will be identified and inruali-

led as a 88030 without FPU) and therefore only

a part of the functionality

<s available. This

means, that the buitdin

MMU and FPU can not

be used.

Applications

using th*

features (tg> Raytracer and similar software) will

not function property

or even

not at all, in worst case they w*M crash

the system Another problem

& caused by the

build m Fast SC5I4I Controller

of the BUZZARD 2060 This DMA-dew

depends on cache

sup-

port-functions of the operamg system,

which

are

not

available

under Kickstart

1 J.

Therefore

the SCSMi controller is deactivated

on boot-time

to

enshure

the

integrity of

youf

data We

encourage

the usage of version 24

or better XI to get the full the capabilities

out of

your

BLIZZARD 2060 Tyfbo

Board,

KICKSTART VERSION

2*04

Alttough

under Kxkstart 2.04

the BUZZARD 2060 is function properly, some

of the latest versi-

ons of third party

software are using features of the version

3.1 , We therefore encourage the

usage of w-rsion

3. 1 to

enshure

full compatibility

wrth

this

software.

Atofe: Older versions Of

the Kkfcstart (below 1,3) will not work with the

BLIZZARD 2060 Turbo

Board at alL

* Manual

lll;

User's

Manual

APPENDIX B

INSTALLATION IN THE AMIGA

2000,

MODEL (A)

Tf

your AMH5A 2000 is

a

Model -A*, which is

ow

ofthe first modeH of this computer, you have

to

remove the

socketed 66000CPU

from the main board of the AMKiA 2000 due to a

board

lay

Out

error before you assemble the BLIZZARD 2060. But

before

you

remote the

68000,

make sure

that you

have already Installed the included software

O*

the BtDZAKl 2060 'or opening the

housing, ptease read the chapter ..Assenbty of the BUZZARD 2060

Turbo

Board" as

far

as

the

position where

the

BLIZZARD

2060

itself is assembled

in order to reach the 68000 COU, you have to

loosen four screws

at

the ft* of the AMIGA 2000

which fa the power supply

at

the rear wall (illustration

7)H

*—

I

—

^

*TJSTT

-E.

OD

III

IMurtrafion

7. Pwwsuppry

icrewj

on

the rear or" tne *MiGA 2000

At the front two

strews have

to be

removed (illustration

8)

Now

you

can lift the unit powe*

suppltfdtfkdrrve

earner

carefuttyup and out

Should

you have

problems

with

internally correc-

ted plugs,

flat

ribbon cables, etc.

when taking it

out

loosen them

carefully,

and memorize

or

note down their position and

orientation for

the

later re assembly

Put down the unit

power suppydisk drive earner

best

on the right side of your AMtCA 2000

On the right of the 66-Channei

processor expansion slot, thr

G£0CO

CPU

to be

removed

is

posi-

tioned {iUuitf at'on

9).

Now you

come

to

the po*nt where

you

r\Ave to

appty

speoal

caution,

as the processor

is

gene-

rally stiffly fixed in it#* socket. However no

force

is

required,

but

rather feeling

and

the right

technique to

loosen

the

processor.

Take

a

5Jot-screwo>n>er and insert rt from below into the slot between

processor and

socket

Should the

slot be too

narrow, move the screwdriver

to

and from applying slight pressure or

distort it

iBghtty

{^lustration

10)

If

the screw

driver

«s

positioned

between

processor and socket

softly

M

the processor

a

little throucjh $*>ght turrung motions of the screwdriver, but really just

a little bit. Repeat the just

explained

procedure on the

other side of the processor, and

you

can

now

by

means of continuously changing the sides by and by lift the processor completey

off the

socket

Vou win

notice, that at each

repetition,

you can

push the screwdnver

a

Intfe further

rtfusr rafjon

ft

Otsk drive carrier

screws on the front of fhe AMIGA

2000

under

the

processor.

This

longer

level distance can

be used to

loosen

the processor on its entire

length with little effort

and without jamming off its

socket.

After

you have removed the processor from

the socket, you can re-assemble the unit

power sup-

pqMst

dr^e carrier Make sure

that you re-connect any connectors, flat rajbon cables

or

other

which

you mwjht have

loosened property.

IHtorMori 9 And

ta

FosHtoo

end removing of the 68000

Wm tit* AWiA 2000 mode) {A)

f*BKtyou have

to

close the

jumper ^fatXX'and-CaoCX

-

ontfte8LIZZArtD20GO(ej;wortsm

open

position), heretosee also APPENDIX

C

Jumper

on

the

BUZZARD 2060 Turbo 8oard* Now

you can continue the assembly of

the BLIZZARD 2060 as described in chapter ^Assembly of

the

BLIZZARD

2060

Turbo

Board

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