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Figure 1

Figure 2

expansion card cover

Figure 4

PCI slot

Tango card

Figure 3

port access cover

Hardware Installation Steps

This guide contains general instructions for installing the Tango FireWire/USB
combo card into most PCI-based computers. (For our example, we have used an
Apple Power Macintosh desktop model.) For more detailed installation instruc-
tions, refer to your computer’s user guide. 

1.

Shut down your computer.

2.

Disconnect all the cables connected to the computer except for the power
cord, then touch a port access cover on the back of your computer to dis-
charge any static.

3.

Disconnect the power cord from your computer.

4.

Remove the case cover from the computer 

(Figure 1)

.

5.

Access the expansion card area of the the computer 

(Figure 2)

.

6.

Locate an available PCI slot inside your computer and remove its port access
cover, if present, from the rear of the computer. 

(Figure 3)

. If you removed a

screw, set it aside for later use.

7.

Remove the Tango from its anti-static package, making sure to handle the
board by its edges.

8.

Install the Tango into the PCI slot; 

make sure the card is firmly seated and

secured (Figure 4)

9.

If you removed a screw earlier, secure the Tango with it. 

(Figure 5)

10.

Close up the computer and carefully replace its case cover. 

11.

Reconnect all the cables to the computer.

Support Note:

To avoid generating a static charge in your body, do not

walk around the room until after you finish installing the Tango card and 

close the computer. 

Figure 5

screw

Tango card

Summary of Contents for TANGO

Page 1: ...f future upgrades and product releases Software updates and links are available from the Sonnet web site at www sonnettech com Online support form available at http supportform sonnettech com Sonnet Technologies Customer Service hours are Mon Fri 7 a m 5 p m Pacific Time Customer Service Phone 1 949 472 2772 E mail support sonnettech com Sonnet Technologies Inc 15 Whatney Irvine California 92618 2...

Page 2: ...ve the case cover from the computer Figure 1 5 Access the expansion card area of the the computer Figure 2 6 Locate an available PCI slot inside your computer and remove its port access cover if present from the rear of the computer Figure 3 If you removed a screw set it aside for later use 7 Remove the Tango from its anti static package making sure to handle the board by its edges 8 Install the T...

Page 3: ...ntil your system restarts and the Welcome to Mac OS screen appears 2 Double click the Mac OS Install application icon In the Select Destination window click the Select button Proceed through the next several screens until you reach the Install Software window Click the Customize button In the Custom Installation and Removal window deselect all the Software compo nent check boxes click on each chec...

Page 4: ... and USB driver software Please note if your system has built in USB and FireWire ports you may skip these steps 1 Turn on your computer 2 Log on to the Internet and type www sonnettech com support tango 3 Locate and click on the link for FireWire and USB drivers 4 Read the information on the page then click on each link to download both drivers 5 Install the drivers then restart your computer fro...

Page 5: ...ufacturers web sites and user s guides for more specific information While USB keyboards and mice are compatible with Tango certain functions cannot be supported on pre G3 machines this is an Apple ROM issue and not a problem with the Sonnet Tango Because pre G3 Macintosh computers were built before Apple added onboard USB support certain features including key board startup wake from sleep by pre...

Page 6: ... 2 0 peripherals with the Tango however they will operate at USB 1 1 speeds When the Tango is installed in a pre G3 Macintosh computer connected FireWire drives cannot be used as the system startup boot drive When transferring data from a digital video camera using a FireWire port on the Tango we do not recommend using another FireWire device at the same time Do not connect FireWire devices in a l...

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