Microtek 1800f Supplementary Manual

(English)

Troubleshooting tips

for Microtek SCSI Interface

Introduction

This Troubleshooting guide discusses the SCSI cards
that work with Microtek scanner.

Available SCSI cards are Adaptec 2902, 2903, 2906
and AdvanSys 902 card.

Questions and Answers for
Windows 98/95

Q1: The SCSI card cannot be found by Windows

98.

A1:

A1: Your interface card is not properly seated in

the PCI card slot on your computer.

To fix this problem, power down your com-
puter, remove the SCSI interface card from
your computer. Then reinstall it, make sure the
card is seated all the way in and secured into
the PCI card slot. The PCI card slot normally
appears in white or ivory.

Q2: My interface card conflicts with another

device.

A2:

A2: Follow the steps below:

Click Start

Start

Start, Settings

Settings

Settings, and select Control Panel

Control Panel

Control Panel.

Double-click on the System

System

System icon in Control

Panel and select Device Manager

Device Manager

Device Manager from the top.

Double-click on “SCSI controllers

SCSI controllers

SCSI controllers” to display

the dialog box. A yellow exclamation mark “
“ appears next to the detected SCSI device.

Click on the option that has the yellow excla-
mation mark appeared at the left, and then
click Properties

Properties

Properties.

Select Resources

Resources

Resources from the top. The dialog box

gives you information about the Interrupt
Request (IRQ) and Input/Output (I/O) address
settings, including whether a conflict happens.

If a conflict exists in Input/Output option, then
click Change Setting

Change Setting

Change Setting. Use the Up/Down arrow

keys to select a different range.