I-Bus IBC2602, User Manual

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Chapter 2 - Configuration and Installation
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IBC2602 User's Guide
CompactFlash Drive Configuration
The IBC2602 contains a site for an industry standard CompactFlash disk.
The interface is mapped to the primary IDE interface. Use jumper W9 for
Master/Slave status configuration. Position jumper W9 to the 1-2 position
to make the drive a master and to the 2-3 position to make the drive a
slave. See the BIOS Setup Options section for information on configuring
the BIOS for a CompactFlash drive.
Flat Panel Interface
An optional flat panel interface connector (50-pin SCSI) is provided on
the front plate of the IBC2602 for interfacing to standard TFT/STN
panels. For information on interfacing to different flat panels, see the
Asiliant (formerly Chips and Technologies) 69030 datasheet. See the
connector specification section in this chapter (J12) for a detailed pinout
of the flat panel connector.
Ethernet Configuration
The IBC2602 can support Rear I/O Ethernet using an optional Rear I/O
board such as the IBC2702. To support Rear I/O Ethernet jumpers W1
through W8 must be moved from the default 1-2 position (front plate
Ethernet) to the 2-3 position (Rear I/O).
Hardware Monitor
Supply voltage, CPU temperature and fan speed can be monitored with
the on-board National Semiconductor LM87 hardware monitor. The
LM87 uses the 82371EB (PIIX4E) South Bridge SMBus controller for
communication. The LM87's SMBus address is 0101100. See the LM87
and PIIX4E datasheets for more information on programming.
The IBC2602 Drivers and Utilities disk contains a monitor program
(GWmon.exe), which runs under Windows 95/98/NT and displays CPU
temperatures, fan speeds, and voltages.