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SuperTrak SX6000™ User Manual Chapter 2
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Software Installation
Promise SuperTrak SX6000 BIOS is loading correctly at system boot.
At least one array has been created with the drive(s) attached to the
SuperTrak SX6000 using SuperBuild or PAM.
If the array is to be a system drive, it is partitioned & formatted
appropriately.
SuperTrak SX6000 Message Agent is installed (automatically installs
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O driver component).
If this system is to be a monitoring gateway or server, the SuperTrak
SX6000 Message Server is installed.
If this system is to be used for monitoring SuperTrak SX6000 server
systems, SuperTrak SX6000 PAM utility is installed.
Hardware Installation
(1) Install memory into the DIMM slot at DIMM1 (see Figure 1). The minimum
memory requirement is 16MB. You may use up to 128 MB ECC or non-ECC,
unbuffered 168-pin PC100 or higher SDRAM.
(2) Remove protective label for audible alarm buzzer (see Figure 1).
Figure 2 Typical controller card installation
(3) Install the controller card into an available PCI slot on the system motherboard
and secure it in place.
(4) Set the hard drives to "Master", "Cable-Select", or “Single” (depending on drive
specification.
(5) Next, install hard drives into the PC chassis. Attach black end of Ultra ATA/100
cable and power cable to back of each drive.
(6) Connect the blue end of the Ultra ATA/100 cable to any IDE channel available
on the SuperTrak SX6000.
NOTE: Device support for drives is provided by the SuperTrak SX6000 system. No
changes are necessary in the motherboard CMOS/BIOS Setup for resources or drive
types regarding hard drive configuration. Changes may or may not be necessary for
PCI device setup.
Software Installation
This section covers various software-related installation issues for SuperTrak SX6000.
These include: BIOS Utility, Network Connection, Driver Installation, and Application
Installation.
BIOS Utility
The SuperTrak SX6000 BIOS utility called SuperBuild must be used to create the first
array(s) on the SuperTrak SX6000. Arrays may subsequently be created through the