Panasonic AY-RP500 Installation Manual

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Note on I/O port settings:
Make sure that the following I/O ports do not
overlap so that the JOG board can perform 10-
bit address decoding.
• Generally speaking, 0240-024F and 0F40-0F4F are
often allocated to a Sound Blaster board.
4. Insert the JOG board into the ISA slot that is the far-
thest away from the CPU.  At this point, insert each
special cable securely into the LTC/REF connector
and the RS422-1 connector.  After positioning them,
secure the cover in place using the screws.
5. Store the screws and cover that were removed in a
safe place.
6. Turn on the power and start up Windows NT.
7. Install the driver for the JOG board.
The JOG board driver is included in the CD-ROM of
the software package.  Refer to the users manual of
the software package for details on installation.
When the software package is installed, the driver
will be installed at the same time.  The setting
screens for the IRQ and I/O port will appear.  Select
the same values as the jumper pin settings.  When
installation ends, the Setup Complete window
appears.
Select Yes, I want to restart my computer now.
(When this is selected,      is displayed.)  
Click  .   The computer will restart.
8. When Windows NT has restarted, click  .
From Programs in the Start Menu, click
Administrative Tools 
pWindows NT
Diagnostics. The program starts up.Start
Finish
9. The Windows NT Diagnostics window appears.
Click the Resources label.  The resource list
appears.
(Refer to the diagram below)
10. Confirm that the AY-RP500 board (JOG board) IRQ ,
I/O port are the same number that was set with the
jumper.  Jog indicates the AY-RP500 board.
Note:For the following cases, modify the jumper set-
tings for the JOG boards IRQ and the I/O port,
and reinstall the JOG driver:
•Jog display cannot be found in the release list.
•The JOGPAD and RS422 control functions do not
work with an application.
JOG board Other devices
230H[230-[23F[630-[63F[A30-[A3F[E30- [E3F
240H[240-[24F[640-[64F[A40-[A4F[E40- [E4F
330H[330-[33F[730-[73F[B30-[B3F[F30- [F3F
340H[340-[34F[740-[74F[B40-[B4F[F40- [F4F
([: Number from 0 to F)
The Windows NT Diagnosis 
						

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There are two different methods for hard disk setup.One
is for installing a hard disk inside the personal computer,
and one is for using an external hard disk unit (optional).
nWhen installing a hard disk inside the
personal computer
lSCSI ID Setting
Set the SCSI IDs as shown below.   0 is recommended.
When setting another number and using an optional hard
disk box, make sure that none of the SCSI IDs are dupli-
cated.
Note:Set SCSI ID to other than 7.
HARD DISK SETUP
lTermination Setting
Set the termination as shown below.
Insert jumpers.
Note:When two hard disks are installed, make their set-
tings for the SCSI IDs and terminations the same.
lInstalling the hard disk
Note:Only SCSI hard disk drives with a capacity of 2G
or 4G can be installed inside the personal computer.
Operation is not guaranteed if a hard disk with a
larger capacity (for example, 9G) is installed.  To
install a hard disk with a larger capacity, use the
hard disk box (optional).
Note:Up to two SCSI hard disks can be installed inside
the personal computer.  Operation is not guaranteed
if three or more hard disks are installed.  Here, set
the same number for the SCSI IDs of both hard
disks.
Push in the jumper pin here.
J6J2
Drive
Front
Indicates where jumper
is to be inserted.
SCSI ID = 0
SCSI ID = 1
SCSI ID = 2
SCSI ID = 3
SCSI ID = 4
SCSI ID = 5
SCSI ID = 6
SCSI ID = 8
SCSI ID = 9
SCSI ID = 10
SCSI ID = 11
SCSI ID = 12
SCSI ID = 13
SCSI ID = 14
SCSI ID = 15 
						

							21 Installing the disk in a 3.5-inch bay
Use the screws (inch screws) provided to install the
drive.
Installing the disk in a 5-inch bay
Use the brackets and screws (inch screws) provided to
install the drive.  (Refer to the diagram below.)
Hard disk bracket Inch screws
When bracket attached
lMounting and connecting the hard disk
drive
1. Take off the front panel of the personal computer.
The assembly diagram shown below is intended as
an example.  The actual connection locations may
differ depending on the model of computer used.
2. Remove the brackets of the expansion bay.
The assembly diagram shown below is intended as
an example.  The actual connection locations may
differ depending on the model of computer used.
Front Panel
Press the metal release fittings
(both sides at the same time).
Remove the brackets above and below.
After removing 
						

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3. Insert the hard disk, and attach it with screws (in four
places).
The assembly diagram shown below is intended as
an example.  The actual connection locations may
differ depending on the model of computer used.
When installing another hard disk unit, remove the
expansion bay brackets, insert the hard disk, and
then secure it in place with screws.  then secure it in
place with screws (in four places).  (Refer to the dia-
gram below).
The assembly diagram shown below is intended as
an example.  The actual connection locations may
differ depending on the model of computer used.4. Use the flat cable (68-pin, Wide-SCSI) provided with
the SCSI board.  Connect one end to the connector
on the hard disk, and connect the other end to the
connector on the SCSI board. (Refer to the diagram
below)
The assembly diagram shown below is intended as
an example.  The actual connection locations may
differ depending on the model of computer used.
•When there is only one hard disk, connect to the A
channel connector on the SCSI board.
•When there are two hard disks, connect one to the
A channel connector on the SCSI board, and one to
the B channel connector.  Be sure to connect the
power supply connector.
Flat cable
Channel A Channel B Hard disk
SCSI boardScrews
Insert into lower bay 
						

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When connecting two or more hard disk boxes
When connecting two or more hard disk boxes, 
AY-CA68SR3 SCSI cables (sold separately) are needed.
Connect the SCSI OUT connector on the first hard disk
box to the SCSI IN connector on the second hard disk
box.  When doing so, connect the channel A on the first
hard disk box to channel A on the second hard disk box,
and connect channel B on the first hard disk box to chan-
nel B on the second hard disk box.  Connect a third and
subsequent hard disk boxes in the same manner.  (Refer
to the diagram below.)
Dont fail to set the terminator only on the hard disk box
that is at the farthest end of the chain from the SCSI
board.  Set the SCSI IDs for each hard disk box so that
each box has a unique ID.  For details on how to set the
SCSI IDs and the termination, refer to the Hard Disk Box
AY-EB500 Instruction Manual.
lNumber of hard disks that can be
connected
When hard disk is housed in personal computer
Three optional hard disk boxes (two hard disks per box)
and two internal hard disks, totalling eight.
When all hard disks are housed in optional hard disk box
Five optional hard disk boxes (two hard disks per box),
totalling ten.
nWhen installing a hard disk in a hard
disk box (optional)
lInstalling a hard disk 
A hard disk with a capacity of 2G, 4G or 9G can be
installed in a hard disk box.  For details on how to install
a hard disk in a hard disk box, refer to the Hard Disk Box
AY-EB500 Instruction Manual.
lConnecting the hard disk
A special SCSI cable (sold separately) is required in
order to connect the SCSI board with the hard disk box.
When connecting just one hard disk box
Connect the SCSI board to the SCSI IN connector on the
hard disk box.  Connect channel A on the SCSI board to
channel A on the hard disk box, and connect channel B
on the SCSI board to channel B on the hard disk box.
For details on how to set the SCSI IDs and the termina-
tion, refer to the Hard Disk Box AY-EB500 Instruction
Manual.
chASCSI ID 3 2 1 0 3 2 1 01234 1ON ON234chB
chA
I N OUT I N OUT~AC IN chBchASCSI ID3210 32101234 1ON ON234chB
chA
I N OUT I N OUT~AC IN chB
Hard disk box No. 1 No. 2 
						

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n Checking the hard disk
Check the hard disk.
This operation must be done when the hard disk is incor-
porated in the computer or hard disk unit.
Check the model number of the board used, and check
the hard disk by following the procedure given.
lWhen AHA-3940UWD is the SCSI board used
1. Power On.
2. Appear next comment when Boot Up.
Adaptec AHA-3940U/3940UW BIOS v1.xx
(c)  199x Adaptec, Inc. ALL Rights Reserved.
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3. Quickly press [Ctrl]+[A] keys when appear this com-
ment.
4. Run SCSI Utility and appear next window.
Use  arrow  key, select Channel(A or B), and press
[Enter] key.
5. Appear Menu window.
Select SCSI Disk Utilities, and press [Enter] key.
Check the connected SCSI devices.
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If what is listed matches with the devices actually
connected, use the  arrow  keys to move the cursor,
select the hard disk to be checked, and press
[Enter] key.
7. Appear the following menu.
Move the cursor, select Verify Disk Media, and
press [Enter] key.
If the Unexpected SCSI Command Failure message
is displayed, a SCSI ID setting error, terminal setting
error or defective hard disk may be to blame.  Press
[ESC] key to exit.
First, check the SCSI ID and terminal settings, etc.
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							25lWhen AHA-3940AUWD is the SCSI board
used
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>
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ment.
4. Run SCSI Utility and appear next window.
Use  arrow  key, select Channel(A or B), and press
[Enter] key.
5. Appear Menu window.
Select SCSI Disk Utilities, and press [Enter] key.
Check the connected SCSI devices.
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Disk check now commences.  
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cation appears.  When Yes is selected in response
to this message, the defective blocks can no longer
be used, and new blocks are re-allocated.
9. Finish these steps,  appear the following message.
10. Press [ESC] key
If other disks are connected, check them all using
the same method.
Once all the disks have been checked, press [ESC]
key 2 times.
11. Select channel B and change same as channel A.
12. Finish setting for channel B(finish Item 10), press
[ESC] key.
Appear message of finish.
Select Yes, and press [Enter] key.
13. Appear Please press any key to reboot , press
any key.
Setting is finish and auto reboot.
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							26
6. Appear a list of the connected SCSI devices.
(When ST34371W made by SEAGATE is connected to
ID=1)
If the devices actually connected are at variance
with what is listed, a wrong connection, SCSI ID set-
ting error, terminal setting error or defective hard
disk may be to blame.  Press [ESC] key to exit.
First, check the connections and the SCSI ID and
terminal settings.  If the message remains, a defec-
tive hard disk may be to blame.  
If what is listed matches with the devices actually
connected, use the  arrow  keys to move the cursor,
select the hard disk to be checked, and press
[Enter] key.
7. Appear the following menu.
Move the cursor, select Verify Disk Media, and
press [Enter] key.
If the Unexpected SCSI Command Failure message
is displayed, a SCSI ID setting error, terminal setting
error or defective hard disk may be to blame.  Press
[ESC] key to exit.
First, check the SCSI ID and terminal settings, etc.
If the message remains, a defective hard disk may
be to blame.  Select Support for Ultra SCSI Speed,
press [Enter] key.
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If this check discovers trouble in the disk media, a
message prompting the user to proceed with re-allo-
cation appears.  When Yes is selected in response
to this message, the defective blocks can no longer
be used, and new blocks are re-allocated.
9. Finish these steps,  appear the following message.
10. Press [ESC] key.
If other disks are connected, check them all using
the same method.
Once all the disks have been checked, press [ESC]
key 2 times.
11. Select channel B and change same as channel A.
12. Finish setting for channel B(finish Item 10), press
[ESC] key.
Appear message of finish.
Select Yes, and press [Enter] key. 
13. Appear Please press any key to reboot, press
any key
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nSetting up the hard disk
It must be set up so that the hard disk can be used.
1. Turn on the power, and start up Windows NT.
2. Click .
From Programs in the Start Menu, click
Administrative Tools 
pDisk Administrator.
The program starts up.
3. When the Disk Administrator starts up, a list appears
showing the bulk-storage devices such as hard
disks and CD-ROM.
4. The contents displayed are as follows:
Disk 0:Always the IDE drive.
Disk 1 and after:
SCSI hard disks connected to Channel A, in
order from the lowest SCSI ID.
SCSI hard disks connected to Channel B, in 
order from the lowest SCSI ID.
Last disk:CD-ROM
(No difference, whether inside or outside the com-
puter.)Start
Note:When setting up the disk, if the audio or video
hard disk display is for a logical drive (displayed
in blue) rather than the primary partition (dis-
played in dark blue), the procedure described
below must be performed in order to change to
the primary partition.
1) Click on (select) the logical drive area (dis-
played in blue).
2) Click Delete in the Partition menu on the
menu bar (at the top of the window).
3) When the Confirm message appears, click
.
4) Click the right mouse button on the shaded
area  , and then click Delete in the
menu that appears.
5) When the Confirm message appears, click
.
6) The lines in the shaded area are now
reversed.
7) With the lines sloping in this new direction
( ), perform the setup operation again.
Yes
Yes 
						

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11.  In Tools on the menu bar, click Format.
12.  The format window opens.  Click    of File system,
and select NTFS.
13.  Do not set the format option.  No guarantee is made
for the operation if Quick format is selected for for-
matting.  The regular formatting facility must be
used.
14.  Click  .  The warning display appears, but
click .
15.  When the message Format complete appears, click
.  Then, click  in the format window.
The format window will close.
16. In Tools on the menu bar, click Assign Drive
Letter....  Select Assign drive letter (selection indi-
cated by     ).  Click     to bring up the list of charac-
ters that can be assigned.  Select one of these.  The
recommended character is G.  After selecting the
character, click  .
17.  The message Do you wish to continue? appears.
Click  .   The drive character will change. 
18.  Set up the hard disks for video. The remaining two
hard disks will be the video hard disks.
The video hard disks are used with Unknown, and
formatting is conducted once in order to check the
hard disks.  Formatting must be performed in accor-
dance with the procedure given.
19.  If the disks are not indicated in crosshatch display,
carry out the procedure described in item 2 above.
20.  Click the crosshatched area of the disks to select
them.
21.  On the menu bar (above the window) click Create
in Partition.
22.  The screen message will prompt you for the size of
the partition to be created.  Do not modify anything,
but just click  .
OK
Yes
OK
CloseOK
OK
Start
nWhen two SCSI hard disks are for video
and one SCSI hard disk is for audio
1. Disk 0 is the IDE drive, and disks 1 through 3 are the
SCSI hard disks.  Two of the SCSI hard disks are for
video and one is for audio.  They are in the order as
described in item 4 on page  27.
2. Set up the disk for audio use.  Do this according to
the following procedure, as long as the disk is not
indicated in crosshatch display.
1) Click this area to select it.  Once selected, the
rectangular frame is displayed in bold lines.
2) On the menu bar (above the window) click
Delete in Partition.
3) At the message Confirm, select  . 
4) The area will be indicated in crosshatch display.
3.  Click the crosshatched area of the disk to select it.
4.  On the menu bar (above the window) click Create
in Partition.
5.  The screen message will prompt you for the size of
the partition to be created.  Do not modify anything,
but just click  .  When the confirmation
mesageis displayed, click  .  The selected area
will have the message Unformatted.
6. In Partition on the menu bar, click Commit
Changes Now....
7.  At the message Do you want to save changes?,
click .
8. The message Disks were updated successfully.
Click .
9.  The message of the unformatted area of the disk
changes to Unknown.
10.  Click the Unknown area of the disk to select it.OK
Yes
Yes
OK
Yes