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Rev 1.50
Mellanox Technologies
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E.2 Hardware Installation
To install the MTUSB-1 hardware, please execute the following steps in the exact order:
1. Connect one end of the USB cable to the MTUSB-1 and the other end to the PC.
2. Connect one end of the I2C cable to the MTUSB-1 and the other end to the system/board you
2. Connect one end of the I2C cable to the MTUSB-1 and the other end to the system/board you
wish to control via the I2C interface. If the system/board uses a 3-pin connector instead of a
9-pin connector, connect the appropriate converter cable as an extension to the I2C cable on
the 9-pin end, then connect its 3-pin end to the system/board.
9-pin connector, connect the appropriate converter cable as an extension to the I2C cable on
the 9-pin end, then connect its 3-pin end to the system/board.
E.3 Software Installation
The MTUSB-1 device requires that the Mellanox Firmware Tools (MFT) package be installed on
the machine to which MTUSB-1 is connected – see Section 1.4,“MFT Installation,” on page 10 of
this manual for installation instructions.
the machine to which MTUSB-1 is connected – see Section 1.4,“MFT Installation,” on page 10 of
this manual for installation instructions.
For a Windows machine, it is also required to install the MTUSB-1 driver – visit http://www.dio-
lan.com to download this driver. This driver is required for the first use of the MTUSB-1 device.
lan.com to download this driver. This driver is required for the first use of the MTUSB-1 device.
Once you have the requirements installed, you may verify that your MTUSB-1 device is detected
by MFT software as described below.
by MFT software as described below.
1. Start the mst
1
driver. Enter:
2. To obtain the list of mst devices, enter:
If MTUSB-1 has been correctly installed, “mst status” should include the following device in
the device list it generates:
the device list it generates:
On Linux: /dev/mst/mtusb-1
On Windows: mtusb-1
mst start (or mst restart if mst start was run earlier)
1. This step in not required in Windows.
mst status