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4. Insert the card carefully, and make sure that it is fitted
properly into the slot.
5. Now tighten the screw in order to secure the card.
6. Close the case and then connect the power lead again.
PowerCore PCI mkII & Unplugged Special
Jumper settings
PowerCore PCI mkII supports both 33MHz and
66MHz PCI bus speeds.
In its default position the PowerCore card will run
at a PCI bus speed of either 33MHz or 66MHz,
depending on your PCI bus speed. By moving the
jumper to the“Force 33MHz” position, the card is
forced to run at 33 MHz. We highly recommend
that you leave all jumper settings in their default
position, unless instructed by a TC Electronic
service technician to do otherwise. Other jumpers
on the card should be left untouched, as they are
used only for hardware testing purposes in a
qualified TC Service Center.
The PCI-X bus architecture used in most Mac G5-models is backwards
compatible with PCI. PowerCore PCI mkII is therefore compatible PCI-X based
models.
POWERCORE HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE
HARDWARE INSTALLATION
POWERCORE PCI MKII, EXPRESS & UNPLUGGED
In the following pages, we will show you in detail how to install the PowerCore PCI
mkII card in your computer. In this example we use a Windows based PC, but the
installation procedure will also work with Macs. Please note that the procedure for
opening and closing your computer case might differ. Make sure you consult the
operating manual of your computer for further details.
1. Shut down your computer and make sure the power is
OFF and the power lead to your computer is
disconnected!
2. Open your computer. Discharge any static electricity
from your clothes and body before you continue. This can
be done by touching the internal frame of the
computers case.
3. Remove the screw and the blind panel on the free PCI *)
slot you are planning to use.
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*) PowerCore Express must be installed in a PCIe
slot. Check the specifications of your computer to
see if it facilitates PCIe.
The PCI Express (PCIe) bus is a new incarnation of
the PCI bus. Note that PowerCore Express is
physically incompatible with a standard PCI port.