SWF2620/10
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SWF2620_10_UM_V3.0
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User Manual
FR
Manuel d'utilisation
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English
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing SWF2620. With this FireWire card, you can
connect various types of IEEE 1394 compatible devices (FireWire or i-Link)
to your computer, such as DV cameras, camcorders and portable enclosure.
The SWF2620 has a FireWire connection with data transfer speed up to 400
Mbps. You can then make a fast network connection between two Windows
XP systems.
Package Content
Standard Accessories:
IEEE1394 FireWire PCI Card
1.
User manual (this document)
2.
System Requirements
A Pentium-class computer with one available PCI slot
1.
Microsoft Windows 2000 and later operating system
2.
Product Specification
IEEE 1394-1995, P1394a (rev.1.1) and OHCI Interface Specification 1.0
1.
compliant .
Full compliant with the PCI Plug-and-Play Ver2.2 32-bit PCI Bus
2.
specification.
Adds IEEE 1394 ports to your PC for high-speed connection and supports
3.
up to 63 devices.
With the hot-plug feature, you can connect/disconnect devices without
4.
switching off your computer.
Supports serial bus data transfer rate of 100, 200 and 400Mbps.
5.
PCI card FireWire port supports bus power to peripherals with 6pin to
6.
6pin cable.
OS supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista or later.
7.
Works with various types of 1394 devices including DV camcorders/
8.
cameras, hard disk drives, CD-RWs, DVD-ROMs, removable drives,
scanners, and other audio/video devices.
Hardware Guide
Hardware Installation
Follow the instructions given below to install the PCI Card:
Turn your computer off and remove the power plug from the plug socket.
1.
Remove the cover from the computer case.
2.
Remove the metal cover plate on the rear of the free PCI slot.
3.
Insert the PCI card into the free PCI slot and screw it firmly on the
4.
bracket side.
Place the cover back onto the computer.
5.
Insert the plug into the plug socket.
6.
Driver Installation
Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
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If your operating system is Windows 2000 or later, no need to install
separate drivers. When you start up the computer, the SWF2620 is installed
automatically.
Hardware Verification
Click on
Start > Control Panel > System > Device Manager.
Check if the
driver under “IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers” is available.
Troubleshooting
If the card and devices connected to the computer do not
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work properly, what do I do?
Ensure all cables are connected correctly and securely.
1.
Ensure the devices are turned on.
2.
Ensure the devices are powered on.
3.
If a powered repeater is connected to the computer, ensure it is turned on.
4.
If the devices are connected in a daisy chain and problems occur when
5.
disconnecting a device, you can try to reconnect the device. If problems
still exist, restart the computer.
Ensure the card is installed properly.
6.
The computer is unable to detect SWF2620
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Ensure the PCI cards is correctly plugged into the PCI slot; if not, turn off
1.
the computer and plug it in again
If SWF2620 is plugged in correctly, ensure the golden connectors on
2.
the card are clean. If problems still exist, replace the PCI slot on your
motherboard.
I cannot install SWF2620 driver properly.
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Ensure the operating system of your computer is Windows 2000 service
pack4, Windows XP service pack3 or later. You can upgrade the latest “Service
Packs” on the website provided by your software vendor, such as
http://www.
microsoft.com
.
Note
: the first edition of Windows 98 does NOT support SWF2620.
My computer cannot start up after SWF2620 is inserted.
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Ensure the operating system is the latest service pack version.
1.
Turn off the computer, remove SWF2620, and try to restart the computer.
2.
If the computer cannot startup successfully, then this SWF2620 is possibly
defective. Contact the dealer for more information.
If the Windows installation CD is lost, how can I install the
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driver?
The SWF2620 driver, is supplied with the Windows installation CD. so that
it makes connections for both PC peripherals and consumer electronics
possible. If no installation CD is available, contact the Microsoft technical
support center or website for more information.
There is no sound obtained from the camera in the video
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software.
Connect the sound output of the camera to the “LINE-IN” on your sound card.
There is no image obtained from the camera in the video
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software?
Connect the FireWire cable properly to the camera and the 1394 adapter.
Turn on the camera, then start your video software. Select the camera in
your video software and select the necessary settings.
The digi
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t
al video device fails to work.
If the connection between your computer and DV device terminates (e.g.
1.
an error message appears on the screen), turn off and then turn on the
DV device again. You can also disconnect the cable between the PC and
the device and reconnect it again!!
To restart your system, turn off your computer and DV device. Then turn
2.
on your computer and DV camcorder or tape deck after a few seconds
after your computer has completed the startup process.
If the device needs an external power supply, connect the power source.
3.
If the connection fails, check the power requirements for the device (they
cannot exceed 12-Volt and 500mA PCI bus specifications
).
How to u
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se
IEEE 1394 network in Windows XP ?
A ‘1394 net Adapter’ is also installed automatically in Windows XP. It can
make a fast network connection between two Windows XP systems via a
FireWire connection. You can see it in the device manager.
If you have two computers which operate Windows XP (such as a PC and a
notebook) and both computers have FireWire connection, you can make a
direct, fast network connection between these computers via a FireWire cable.
Note:
You can connect either the IEEE1394 network or the existing LAN network
.,
but not both.
Follow the instructions below:
Connect the FireWire cable to the FireWire connection on botH
1.
computers.
Start Windows XP on both systems.
2.
Click on
3.
“Start > All Programs > Accessories > Communications >
Network Setup Wizard “
to start the network configuration program.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
4.
Select ‘1394 net adapter.
5.
Enter the required network settings.. For example, you can make a shared
6.
intranet connection if one computer has a modem.
Follow the Setup Wizard on both computers.
7.
After completing the Wizard, click on
8.
‘Start > Connect to > Show > All
Connections
’. If the card has been installed correctly, the Fire Wire(IEEE
1394) network will be displayed here.
For more information on how to create and manage the network connection,
see the Windows XP Help function and contact your PC network
adminstrator for assistance.
Does the IEEE 1394 network function work in other
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operation system?
Windows 2000 and XP can support networking over a FireWire connection.
A network can be set up between two computers through a standard
FireWire cable or multiple computers through a hub. It is similar to Ethernet
networks with some major differences. The transfer speed and circuit
length between the standard FireWire cable and Ethernet network are
different. Also the standard FireWire cable can be used for point-to-point
communication.
Note: For Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, Microsoft does not support
IP network function
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Français
Introduction
Vous avez fait l'acquisition d'un SWF2620 et nous vous en remercions. Avec
cette carte FireWire, vous pouvez connecter différents types de périphériques
compatibles IEEE 1394 (FireWire ou i-Link) à votre ordinateur, tels que des
caméras DV, des caméscopes et des boîtiers portables. Le SWF2620 dispose
d'une connexion FireWire dont la vitesse de transfert de données atteint
400 Mbit/s. Vous pouvez ainsi créer une connexion réseau rapide entre deux
systèmes Windows XP.
Contenu de l'emballage
Accessoires standard :
Carte PCI FireWire IEEE1394
1.
Manuel d'utilisation (ce document)
2.
Configuration requise
Un ordinateur Pentium avec un emplacement PCI disponible
1.
Système d'exploitation Microsoft Windows 2000 ou version ultérieure
2.
Caractéristiques du produit
IEEE 1394-1995, P1394a (rév.1.1) et OHCI 1.0.
1.
Parfaitement conforme aux spécifications PCI Plug-and-Play 2.2 32 bits.
2.
Permet d'ajouter des ports IEEE 1394 à votre ordinateur pour une
3.
connexion à haute vitesse ; prend en charge jusqu'à 63 périphériques.
Grâce à la fonctionnalité hot-plug, vous pouvez connecter/déconnecter
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des périphériques sans éteindre votre ordinateur.
Permet un transfert de données par bus série de 100, 200 et 400 Mbit/s.
5.
Le port FireWire de la carte PCI prend en charge une alimentation par
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bus vers les périphériques via un câble 6 broches à 6 broches.
Compatible avec Windows 2000/XP/Vista ou version ultérieure.
7.
Fonctionne avec différents types de périphériques 1394, y compris des
8.
caméscopes et des caméras DV, des disques durs, des CD-RW, des DVD-ROM,
des lecteurs amovibles, des scanners et autres périphériques audio/vidéo.
Guide matériel
Installation matérielle
Suivez les instructions ci-dessous pour installer la carte PCI :
Éteignez votre ordinateur et retirez la fiche d'alimentation de la prise
1.
d'alimentation.
Retirez le couvercle de l'unité centrale.
2.
Retirez le couvercle métallique situé à l'arrière de l'emplacement PCI.
3.
Insérez la carte PCI dans l'emplacement PCI libre et enfoncez-la bien du
4.
côté du support.
Replacez le couvercle sur l'unité centrale.
5.
Insérez la fiche dans la prise d'alimentation.
6.
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