To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the Tekram Technology DC-395U and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Device Type | SCSI Host Adapter |
|---|---|
| Interface | SCSI |
| Bus Type | PCI |
| SCSI Interface | Ultra SCSI |
| Data Transfer Rate | 40 MB/s |
| Compatibility | Windows, Linux |
Safety guidelines to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge during installation.
Diagrams showing jumper and connector locations for DC-395U and DC-395UW models.
Guidelines for configuring SCSI IDs and jumpers for proper adapter operation.
Guidance on SCSI bus termination configuration for internal and external devices.
Information on external and internal SCSI connector types and maximum cable lengths.
Instructions for setting the system BIOS and understanding boot options for SCSI devices.
How to access and use the PCU utility for adapter and device configuration.
Details on viewing adapter information like SCSI Chip, I/O Address, and IRQ.
Configuration options for the adapter, including boot device, IDE/SCSI precedence, and INT13 extensions.
Options to configure individual SCSI devices, including transfer rates and negotiation settings.
Displaying detailed information for each connected SCSI device.
Utilities for low-level formatting and verifying bad blocks on SCSI disks.
Essential ASPI drivers for DOS communication, device support, and CD-ROMs.
Utilities for disk partitioning and PCU configuration from DOS.
Software for easy installation of SCSI device drivers under DOS.
Procedures for installing the ASPI.SYS and TRMDISK.SYS drivers in DOS.
Using TFDISK.EXE for partitioning drives not controlled by BIOS INT 13H.
Steps to install the TRMCD.SYS driver and MSCDEX.EXE for CD-ROM support.
Information on using the ASPI driver to support tape backup subsystems in DOS.
Drivers and definition files for NetWare support of SCSI devices.
Installation procedures for ASPI drivers in NetWare 5.0 and 4.xx.
Detailed installation steps for DC3X5.HAM and DC3X5.DDI in NetWare 3.12/SFT-III.
Supported driver options for EEPROM settings and command line configuration.
Using Sbackup and managing removable media file systems in NetWare.
Steps to mount and dismount file systems on removable media in NetWare.
Procedures for new OS/2 installation or upgrading with DC-395 driver.
Steps to add or remove the DC-395 driver from an existing OS/2 system.
Details on command-line switches for the OS/2 adapter device driver.
Procedure for installing Tekram adapter driver during new Windows NT installation.
Steps to install NT driver from diskette or CD-ROM during Windows NT setup.
Instructions for adding the DC-395 driver to an existing Windows NT system.
Procedures for adding or removing drivers for NT versions 3.5x and 4.x.
Installation procedures for Windows 95/98 drivers for new system installations.
Procedures for installing drivers for Windows 95 OSR2 and upgrading Windows 98.
Instructions for adding drivers to existing Windows 95/98 systems.
Procedure to add Tekram driver to an existing Windows 95 OSR2 system.
Steps to install the Tekram driver for an existing Windows 98 system.
Steps to create a driver floppy diskette from SCO395.ZIP.
Procedures for installing SCO Unix/OpenServer with DC-395 as primary adapter.
Instructions for adding the DC-395 driver to an existing SCO UNIX system.
Information required by suppliers for technical support assistance.
Guidelines for troubleshooting common errors and issues with the DC-395 adapter.
Instructions for updating the SCSI BIOS using the TRMFLASH.EXE utility.
