II08808: PC-300 AND PC-700 INSTALLATION INFORMATION FOR 4690 9540 (569653800).

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• PC-300 AND PC-700 INSTALLATION INFORMATION
  IBM 4690 OPERATING SYSTEM
                              VERSION 1
                       PROGRAM NUMBER 5696-538
                             DELTA #9540
                          USA PTF #UR44106
  .
  NOTE:  IBM recommends that you print this document.  A printed
  copy will assist you when you are asked to perform the actual
  installation steps.
  .
  INTRODUCTION
  The following information is provided to aid in the hardware
  set-up for the supported models of the IBM PC 300 and PC 700
  series.  Please contact your appropriate support personnel for
  specific information on models of the PC 300 and PC 700 series
  that are supported by the IBM 4690 OS.
  .
  GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
  1. Configure the ISA Store Loop/NVRAM Adapter switch setting as
     documented in the following table:
     +-------------------------------+----------+
     |          Switch Settings      |  Loop    |
     |    1      2      3      4     |  Number  |
     +-------------------------------+----------+
     |   On     Off    On     On     |    1     |
     +-------------------------------+----------+
     |   Off    Off    Off    On     |    2     |
     +-------------------------------+----------+
  2. Circle the 1 or 2 on the ISA Store Loop/NVRAM Adapter label
     as appropriate (located on the adapter bracket) and place the
     adapter in an available slot.
  3. If installing a Multiprotocol Adapter for ISA, refer to
     "Multiprotocol Adapter (MPCA) for ISA Installation" below.
  4. If installing an IBM Auto 16/4 Token-Ring ISA Adapter, refer
     to "IBM Auto 16/4 Token-Ring ISA Adapter Installation" below.
  5. If installing a RealTime Interface Co-Processor Multiport,
     refer to "IBM RealTime Interface Co-Processor Multiport
     Installation" below.
  6. Using the Configuration/Setup Utility for the PC 300 or PC
     700, reserve the Memory Resources and Interrupt Resources in
     'ISA Legacy Support' for the adapters installed.  The
     following table is provided for reference:
  .
  +--------------------------------------+------------+--------+
  |         Adapter                      |  Memory   |Interrupt|
  |                                      | Resources |Resources|
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |First ISA Store Loop/NVRAM Adapter    |D8000-DBFFF|    7    |
  | Part #41H7498                        |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |Second ISA Store Loop/NVRAM Adapter   |DC000-DFFFF|    7    |
  | Part #41H7498                        |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |IBM Auto 16/4 Token-Ring ISA Adapter  |D2000-D3FFF|   10    |
  |                                      |D4000-D7FFF|         |
  | Part #92G7632                        |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |First Realtime Interface Co-Processor |C8000-C9FFF|   11    |
  | Multiport (Part #61G3862)            |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |Second Realtime Interface Co-Processor|CA000-CBFFF|   11    |
  | Multiport (Part #61G3862)            |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |First Multiprotocol Communications    |    N/A    |    4    |
  | Adapter for ISA  (Part #73G2776)     |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |Second Multiprotocol Communications   |    N/A    |    3    |
  | Adapter for ISA  (Part #73G2776)     |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  |Second Multiprotocol Communications   |    N/A    |    3    |
  | Adapter for ISA  (Part #73G2776)     |           |         |
  +--------------------------------------+-----------+---------+
  .
  7. Disable the Virus Detection (under 'Start Options' within the
     Configuration/Setup Utility).  Otherwise, an error message
     will appear after installing 4690.
  8. For systems using Multiprotocol Communications Adapter for
     ISA (MPCA)
     a. Disable the interrupts listed above used by the serial
        ports (under 'Devices and I/O Ports' within the
        Configuration/Setup Utility).
     b. For PC 700 systems only, disable the Business Audio (under
        'Devices and I/O Ports' within the Configuration/Setup
        Utility).
  .
  MULTIPROTOCOL ADAPTER (MPCA) FOR ISA INSTALLATION
  Refer to the Multiprotocol Adapter for ISA User's Guide during
  installation.
  1. Configure the MPCA as the first or second adapter as
     appropriate.
  2. Circle the "1" for the first MPCA, or the "2" for the second
     MPCA on the adapter label (located on the adapter bracket).
  3. Install the MPCA in any available slot.
     NOTE: In the configuration for 4690, BSC 2 is defined for a
     BSC attachment to the first MPCA.  BSC 1 is defined for a
     BSC attachment to the second MPCA.  Also, with each MPCA, one
     interrupt will be used and will not be available for a COM
     port.  i.e. The first MPCA will require the use of IRQ4 and
     COM 1 will not be available for system usage.  Adding a
     second MPCA will use both IRQ3 and IRQ4 thereby both COM 1
     and 2 will not be available.
  .
  IBM AUTO 16/4 TOKEN-RING ISA ADAPTER INSTALLATION
  The following instructions were created using LANAID version
  1.40:
  1. After installing the IBM Auto 16/4 Token-Ring ISA Adapter in
     any available slot, boot Disk 1:LANAID shipped with the
     adapter.
  2.  Select Configuration using LANAID, bypassing the warning
      about running LANAID from Disk 1.
  3.  Select Continue when prompted
  4.  Select "Standard Install"
  5.  Select "Configuration"
  6.  Select "Manual Configuration" (Use ALT-M)
  7.  Set the Interrupt Level to 10 (Use Cursor and Tab keys to
      navigate)
  8.  Set the I/O Address to A20-A23 (Primary)
  9.  Set the ROM Address to D2000-D3FFF
  10. Set the RAM Address to D4000-D7FFF
  11. Set the RAM Size to 16 KB
  12. Set the Auto Sense to Disabled
  13. Set the Data Rate to the appropriate speed
  14. Set the Remote IPL to Disabled
  15. Set the Bus Width to 16 bits
  16. Store the configuration
  17. Select Continue when prompted (Do NOT return to save as a
      PnP Configuration)
  18. Press OK under Configuration settings applied
  19. Select "Done"
  20. Select "Exit"
  21. When prompted for CNTL-ALT-DEL, power off the system.  You
      can then power the system on.
  .
  IBM REALTIME INTERFACE CO-PROCESSOR MULTIPORT INSTALLATION
  For installing the IBM RealTime Interface Co-Processor Multiport
  adapter, use the following steps.  Refer to the "Hardware
  Installation - RealTime Interface Co-Processor Multiport" topic
  in the Guide to Operations RealTime Interface Co-Processor
  manual that was provided with the IBM RealTime Interface
  Co-Processor Multiport adapter.
  1. Copy the file ICAAIM.COM into the ADX_SPGM subdirectory
     located on the C: drive.  This file is on the diskette
     provided with the RealTime Interface Co-Processor Multiport
     adapter.
  2. If you plan on using SDLC communications, copy the file
     RICCSSZ.EXE into the ADX_SPGM directory located on the C:
     drive.  This file is on the diskette provided with the IBM
     RealTime Interface Co-Processor Extended Services Enhanced,
     version 1.02 or higher, software package.
  3. Set Address Switch 1 to indicate which adapter is being
     installed.  The first adapter is physical card 0 and the
     second adapter is physical card 1.
  4. Verify that the jumper on JP1 (PROM Jumper) is set correctly.
  5. Set the Interrupt-Acknowledge level (JP15) and the
     Interrupt-Request level (JRA, JRB, JRC, L1, L2, and L4)
     jumpers for interrupt level 11.
  6. Verify that the jumpers on JRA, JRB, and JRC (for M1 and M2)
     are set for the memory on your ARTIC adapter.
      NOTE: The ARTIC adapter must have at least 512Kb of memory.
  7.  Place jumpers on JRA, JRB, and JRC so that BW is set for an
      8 bit bus.
  8.  Place jumpers on JRA, JRB, and JRC so that ED is set for a
      two-edge expansion slot.
  9.  Verify that the jumpers on JRA, JRB, and JRC so that BN is
      set in the factory setting of Memory Bank 0 only.
  10. Place a jumper on JP12 for a two-edge slot.
  11. Place jumpers on JP8 and JP9 for remote clock from the
      interface board.  This ensures that the source for the
      communications clock is remote from the EIA electrical
      interface board.
  12. Place jumpers on JP2 and JP3 for inbound clock.
  13. If ordered, install any feature cards on your ARTIC adapter.
  14. Install the ARTIC adapter in a two-edge slot in your
      controller.
  15. Attach the 10 foot (3m) external cable (FC #6246) to the
      external connector on the rear of the ARTIC adapter.
  16. Attach the I/O device cables (built or acquired) to the
      25-pin connectors on FC #6246 (attached devices must match
      your configuration plan).
  17. Run the RealTime Interface Co-Processor Multiport
      diagnostics to verify your setup and to print, for the
      record, the options configuration.
  18. Activate the new controller configuration and test the
      attached devices that are using the ARTIC adapters.
  

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