Microtek 1800f Supplementary Manual
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(English)
Troubleshooting tips for
Microtek SCSI Interface
Introduction
This Troubleshooting guide discusses the SCSI cards
that work with Microtek scanner.
that work with Microtek scanner.
Available SCSI cards are Adaptec 2903, 2906 and
AdvanSys 902 card.
AdvanSys 902 card.
Questions and Answers for
Macintosh G3
Macintosh G3
Q1: The SCSI card cannot be found by Macintosh
G3.
A1:
A1:
A1:
A1:
A1: Your interface card is not properly seated in
the interface card slot on your G3.
SCSI Card
To fix this problem, power down your G3,
remove the SCSI interface card from your
Macintosh. Then reinstall it, make sure the card
is seated all the way in and secured into the
card slot.
remove the SCSI interface card from your
Macintosh. Then reinstall it, make sure the card
is seated all the way in and secured into the
card slot.
Q2: My SCSI card is detected by Macintosh, but
the scanner cannot be found.
A2:
A2:
A2:
A2:
A2: Follow the steps below:
a)
If your scanner has a SCSI terminator switch,
switch it to the On position. If the scanner
doesn’t have a SCSI terminator switch, plug the
SCSI terminator on the SCSI port.
switch it to the On position. If the scanner
doesn’t have a SCSI terminator switch, plug the
SCSI terminator on the SCSI port.
b)
If your scanner is chained to other SCSI device,
the SCSI ID of the SCSI device should not be set
to the same ID number. By default, Microtek’s
scanner SCSI ID is 6.
the SCSI ID of the SCSI device should not be set
to the same ID number. By default, Microtek’s
scanner SCSI ID is 6.
6
+
Terminator
Mac G3
Mac G3
Mac G3
Mac G3
Mac G3