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<strong>SCSI</strong> user guide<br />

5. Remove the lid by sliding it towards the rear of the computer.<br />

6. Remove a back panel from the rear of the computer to allow the interface to be inserted into the<br />

computer from the rear (Note: If fitting a hard drive at the same time please refer to drive fitting<br />

section of this user guide).<br />

7. Locate the backplane (if there is no backplane fitted please contact your local dealer or <strong>Castle</strong><br />

Technology).<br />

8. Remove the <strong>SCSI</strong> interface from is packaging (Note: To reduce the risk of static damage use the<br />

conductive bag that the interface came in to place the interface on). Insert the <strong>SCSI</strong> interface from<br />

the rear of the computer so that the connector on the interface locates on to the backplane.<br />

9. Secure the interface into the computer by using the screws provided (if required a ½ width<br />

blanking panels are available free from <strong>Castle</strong> Technology).<br />

10. If fitting an internal <strong>SCSI</strong> device fit the 50 way ribbon cable to the interface - ensure that the cable<br />

is attached the correct way round (pin 1 - the stripe on the ribbon cable - is clearly indicated on the<br />

interface card by a 1 and a 'blob').<br />

11. Replace the lid and screws, attach any other peripherals and switch on your computer.<br />

12. The hardware installation is now complete. Please see section headed <strong>SCSI</strong> software.<br />

2.2 Installing a <strong>SCSI</strong> interface into an A30x0<br />

1. Disconnect your computer from the mains and remove all peripherals inc monitor.<br />

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