Instruction Manual
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Locate an empty PCI/PCI Express slot and remove the metal bracket
2.
covering the accompanying empty port/socket.
Position the card above the open PCI/PCI Express slot, ensuring that
3.
the card is properly aligned with the slot. Insert the card firmly into the
slot, distributing force evenly across the length of the board, then fasten
the metal bracket to the computer case (using the screw removed in
step #2, if necessary).
By default,
4.
JP2
(see pg. 3) is set to
PCI
, commanding the card to draw
power via the PCI slot into which it is installed. As such, if you’ve left
the JP2 jumper in the default position, there will be no need to connect
PCI312PUSB to the computer power supply.
If
JP2
has been switched to
INT
(Internal), you must connect PCI
312PUSB to the computer power supply, by inserting an available LP4
connector into the
AUX Power Connector
.
Once the card is properly seated, and secured to the computer case,
5.
close the computer case and power on the computer.
PUSBADAP/PUSBADAPLP Only
This section details how to install PUSBADAP as a stand alone card.
Remove the computer cover. For more detailed instruction on how to
1.
perform this step, please refer to the documentation that was included
with your computer at the time of purchase.
Connect one end of the 9-Pin USB Header Cable (provided) to the
2.
USB IN
connector, denoted as
J1:
USB Input Connector (from Host
USB port)
(see diagram, pg.3)
on the PUSBADAP board.
By default,
3.
JP2
is set to
INT
, commanding the card to
draw power from the computer power supply. As such, insert an LP4
power connector from the power supply, into the AUX Power
Connector.
If
JP2
has been set to
EXT
, the PUSBADAP will draw power through
the External Input Power DIN Connector.
Connect the remaining end of the 9-Pin USB Header Cable (see step
4.
