User manual NIKON LS-10 INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR WINDOWS

[. . . ] z Nikon® Coolscan™ Installation Guide for Windows™ ikonIMAGING ELECTRONIC . . . . . I . . . . . I (f) z I I I I I I I Coolscan™ Installation Guide I for the Windows™ Operating System I I I I I I I~--------------~ FCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement for Coolscan This equipment has been tested and fo und to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ] • Switch 7 and 8 should remain OFF at all times. • ]P2 controls the Zero wait state operation. • ]P3 controls the optional interrupt selection. As shipped, the SCSI controller card does not require any interrupt setting. If you have a conflict with another interface card or software you should assign an unused interrupt to the SCSI card. The available interrupts are IRQ3, IRQ5 and IRQ7. The jumper settings are printed on the SCSI card. • ]P4 provides a connection for an external LED indicator (not included) to indicate SCSI bus activity. If for some reason Coolscan is not visible to you while scanning, you may wish to connect an additional activity LED to the top two pins. Page 28 Nlkon Coolscan Installation Guide for Windows I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Chapter 3 The SCSI Interface Installing the SCSI Controller Card Into the Computer Installing the SCSI controller card is not difficult, but requires some manual dexterity. Usually the only tool required is a Phillips head screwdriver. Following is a stepby-step procedure for installing the SCSI controller card. Power off the computer and unplug its AC power connector. If an uninterruptable power supply is in use, follow the manufacturer's instructions for disconnecting this power supply from the computer. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for removing the cover. Typically, the cover can be removed after loosening screws on the sides and/or rear panels of the computer chassis. The SCSI controller card is a half-length card requiring an 8-bit ISA card slot. The typical ISA computer is equipped with either 8-bit, 16-bit, or EISA connectors. The SCSI controller card will fit into any of these connectors, as shown in Figure 3. 12. The card only requires a single 8-bit connector card slot. Consequently, it is the simplest card to interface to the computer. It is designed to fit into either a single-connector 8-bit slot or a double-connector 16-bit slot. In this case, it does not couple to the second connector. Computer Motherboard Card "L" bracket mounting hole -----------~ \ -" " (a) Single-Connector Card Slot - - - - - -1-- - - -(b) Double-Connector Card Slot II::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: II \~, . 0 0 ::::::=~---~~I~ ::~:::~ ::TIII II ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: II :: ::~ ::~ ::~ Chassis mountIng bracket - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ! -----' Figure 3. 12 The expansion card slots on the computer's motherboard. [. . . ] The Coolscan SCSI co ntroller card will run in a large number of PCs with no change in settings required. Please contact Nikon Technical Support if yo u are un able ro resolve the problem . Problem: When I launch Microsoft Windows I am returned to the "C:" prompt. Action: Windows may not be properly installed. Try launching Windows with the following command: "Win/s. " If Windows runs in standard mode, yo u should reinstall it, as well as your other drivers. Also, make sure yo ur system is properly configured ro use the 386 enhanced mode. Problem: I've installed the Nikon Scanner Drivers in my Aldus PhotoS tyler and now I can't use my other scanner. CooLscan Installation Guide for Windows Page 61 Troubleshooting Action: PhocoStyler can only support one scanner driver at a time. [. . . ]