Intergraph InterServe 80 SL Manuale utente

InterServe 80 SL

Late-Breaking News

November 1998

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General

Systems with 450 MHz Pentium II Processors

Systems are now shipping with 450 MHz Pentium II processors. If your system has these

processors, please note that they may not be mentioned in your system’s documentation.

FCC/DOC Compliance on Systems with 450 MHz

Pentium II Processors

The FCC/DOC compliance information in your system’s documentation does not apply to

systems with 450 MHz Pentium II processors. Refer instead to the following:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If the equipment is not installed and

used in accordance with the instruction manual, it may cause harmful interference to radio

communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the

user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Changes or modifications made to the system that are not approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment

Regulations. Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigencies du Règlement sur le

materiél brouilleur du Canada.

Three-Button Primax Mouse

If your system was delivered with a three-button Primax mouse, you may see a message that

says “MouseWare has detected a new Wheel Mouse....” and asks if you want to configure the

new device. If this happens, select No. If you experience any other anomalies while using the

Primax mouse, reinstall the mouse driver found on the Windows NT software CD-ROM.

Logitech Wheel Mouse

If your system was delivered with a Logitech wheel mouse, you can find information on using

it by right-clicking the mouse icon in the taskbar tray, or by going to Start/Settings/Control

Panel/Mouse and clicking Help in the toolbar.

If the wheel on the mouse does not function, or if you experience any other anomalies while

using the wheel mouse, install theLMOUSE driver software from the Intergraph System CD

using InterSite Version Manager.

Operating System Support for USB Peripherals

Your system includes Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports to which you can connect USB

peripherals. Windows NT 4.0 does not currently support USB peripherals. Microsoft will

add support for USB peripherals to a future Windows NT release.

Intrusion Alert on Initial System Shipments

On initial shipments of InterServe 80 SL, the intrusion alert available through InterSite

Hardware Monitor was not enabled. If you need to use this feature and find it not functional,

check the Support pages on the World Wide Web (http://www.intergraph.com/ics) or the

Intergraph Bulletin Board Service (1-205-730-8786) for an update to the Hardware Monitor

for InterServe 80 SL that enables this feature.

InterSite Server Monitor Card Support

The InterSite Server Monitor (ISM) Card (also called the Emergency Monitor Card, or EMC)

is supported in the InterServe 80 SL for server monitoring capability. After installing the

card, you must set up the BIOS for the system to recognize the card.

NOTE BIOS versions 1.15 and later support the ISM card.

See the System Setup document delivered with the system for detailed information on using

BIOS Setup to change BIOS settings. In BIOS Setup, go to the Advanced screen, and then to

PCI/PnP Configuration, and do the following:

Change the Emergency Monitor setting to Enable. Once enabled, the Emergency

Monitor’s resources display.

Under PCI/PnP Exclusion, select the ISM card’s IRQ value from the list, and change its

status to Reserved.

Under PCI/PnP DMA Exclusion, select the ISM card’s DMA channel from the list, and

change its status to Reserved.

Under PCI/PnP UMB Exclusion, select the ISM card’s UMB region from the list, and

change its status to Reserved.

These settings are included in the BIOS or the documentation delivered with the ISM card.

Parallel Zip Drive Support

The parallel Zip drive is supported on InterServe 80 SL systems. After installing the Zip

drive, you must configure the system to support the Multiprocessor Specification (MPS)

version 1.1 and make the Zip drive functional. MPS 1.1 is compatible with Windows NT;

MPS 1.4 is the default setting. You can do this by changing the appropriate BIOS setting.

NOTE BIOS versions 1.15 and later support the parallel Zip drive.

See the System Setup document delivered with the system for detailed information on using

BIOS Setup to change BIOS settings. In BIOS Setup, go to the Main screen, select the MPS

Version, and change its setting to 1.1.

Configuration Utility for Symbios SCSI Adapter

On a system equipped with an optional Symbios SCSI adapter, you may need to use the SCSI

Configuration Utility to configure the operation of SCSI peripherals connected to the adapter.

You can find the SCSI Configuration Utility (PCI_CFG.EXE) on the SYSUTIL diskette delivered

with the system. This utility lets you configure the SCSI adapter, perform a low-level format

on a SCSI disk drive, select boot order, and verify media.

To run the SCSI Configuration Utility:

1. Insert the

SYSUTIL diskette in the system’s floppy disk drive.

2. Shut down and restart the system.

3. When the Startup Menu displays, select SCSI Configuration Utility and press ENTER.

See SCSI Configuration Utility Help and the Symbios SCSI adapter documentation for

instructions on using the SCSI Configuration Utility.

Disk Drive Delayed Start

Hard disk drives draw an extra amount of power when the system is first powered on. The

power supply can support up to two hard disk drives powering on (spinning up) at once. If

you use more than two hard disk drives in a system, you must activate the delayed start feature

on the additional hard disk drives. Doing this forces these drives to pause before spinning up,

allowing the power supply to finish starting the first drives. See the disk drive documentation

or the disk drive label for information on activating delayed start.

Document Errata

In Chapter 4 of InterServe 80 SL System Setup, under “Booting from an External SCSI Disk

Drive,” the NOTE about slot ordering of SCSI adapters should read as follows:

NOTE If you have more than one SCSI adapter installed, the system BIOS will attempt to start the

system using a hard disk drive connected to the SCSI adapter in the highest PCI slot. To start

the system using a specific external SCSI hard disk drive, you must ensure the drive’s SCSI

adapter is installed higher in slot order than all other SCSI adapters.

In Chapter 7 of InterServe 80 SL System Setup, under “System Software Products,” some

products were not listed or were listed with incorrect names. Please note these corrections:

Incorrect Name Correct Name Description

3C905TX 3COM3C90X3Com network adapter driver

80SYSIN 80SLIN Online System Introduction document

−G100NTDRV Matrox G100 video adapter driver

ESSMSTRDRVNT MAESTRONT ESS Maestro-2 sound processor driver

SP3USSP3 Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 3

Windows NT 4.0

3Com Network Adapter Driver Software

On a system with a 3Com network adapter, the driver software is not preinstalled. You must

install the driver software during operating system Setup.

To install 3Com network adapter driver software during Setup:

1. When prompted to install the network adapter, choose Select from list.

2. From the displayed list, choose 3Com Fast Etherlink XL Adapter (3C905).

3. Continue installation by following the instructions displayed.

Automatic Shutdown Utility

If you reinstall Windows NT, be sure to reinstall the Automatic Shutdown Utility, which is

available as backup media (SHUTDOWN) in InterSite Version Manager. If you do not, pressing

the system’s standby button momentarily will cause the system to go into a “suspend” state

from which it will not awaken. You will have to turn system power off and then on again to

return to normal operation, and chkdsk will run when the system restarts.

PC Card Support and Operation

The optional PC Card adapter is used with devices based on standards developed by the

Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA). See the operating

system documentation and Help for more information on PC Card device support.

To ensure proper operation of PC Card devices with a system running Windows NT, make

sure the device drivers that control PC Card device operation are set to start correctly. Do this

before using the PC Card adapter, or anomalous behavior may result. Go to Devices in the

Control Panel and do the following:

Set the Pcmcia device to start as a Boot device.

Set the Atdisk device to start as a System device.

Restart the system after making these changes. As the system restarts, run BIOS Setup and

make the following BIOS changes to ensure proper operation of specific PC Card devices:

For a PC Card hard disk device (ATA or AT type), go to Advanced/PCI-PnP

Configuration/PCI-PnP IRQ Exclusion and reserve IRQ 9.

For a PC Card modem, go to Advanced/Integrated Ports and disable serial port B.

See System Setup for more information on using the BIOS Setup program.

To use a PC Card modem, take these additional steps:

1. Insert the PC Card modem into the PC Card adapter, and then restart the system.

2. Go to Devices/Modems in the Control Panel, and use the Modem Wizard to auto-detect

the PC Card modem. Follow the directions displayed to select the proper driver software

for the PC Card modem.

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