Promise ULTRA33, Руководство пользователя

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PCI PnP BIOS Considerations
If necessary to change the controller IRQ, enter the Mainboard BIOS
PCI setup. Locate the setting corresponding to the ULTRA33
PCI
slot and modify the settings. On some Mainboards, the “First
Available IRQ” setting may be used instead.
The ULTRA33 onboard BIOS is automatically assigned by the
Mainboard BIOS and is not configurable. If the BIOS order needs to
be resolved between another PCI PnP card, swap the cards’ slots.
The ULTRA33 has two IDE connectors that each support a master/
slave combination of hard disk drives. The controllers are backward
compatible with IDE drives including IDE, EIDE, and Fast ATA-2
standards. Drives of different standards maybe be cabled together
without losing performance due to the independent programmable
timing registers in the controller’s design.
Jumper and install the hard drives with proper master/slave jumper
settings recommended by the drive manufacturer. Connect cables* to
the ULTRA33
and devices. The colored cable edge indicates Pin 1.
* IDE cables must be no longer than 18 inches for Ultra ATA drives.
Mainboard CMOS Setup
Enter the Mainboard Standard BIOS Setup (e.g. with <Del>) and set
the drive types to “None” or “Not installed.” The ULTRA33
onboard BIOS will be used to support the drives.
Onboard IDE Controllers
Drives installed onto other IDE controllers, such as PCI IDE
controllers integrated onto Mainboards, will be bootable since they
claim the C: drive letter.
Bootable SCSI Adapters
The BIOS first initialized will be bootable. If the boot order needs to
be changed, try swapping the SCSI and ULTRA33 cards’ PCI slots to
change the initialization order.
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Connector
IDE1
IDE2
Drive Setup
Connect first two IDE drives
0 - Master; 1 - Slave
Connect second two IDE drives
2 - Master; 3 - Slave
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Drive Installation