EISA Configuration Utility (ECU)
Configuration File (CF)
Requirements to Run ECU:
1.EISA Computer.
2.Clean boot.
3.System configuration diskette or ECU from hard drive if the system hard drive is bootable.
Setting Up A Bootable ECU Diskette:
1.Format a disk in the A: drive and transfer system files to it by typing format a: /s at the C:\> prompt.
2.When prompted for the label, title the disk as SYSTEMCFG.
3.Copy all files from the Configuration diskette that came with the system to the newly created EISA configuration diskette.
4.Copy the appropriate controller card files from the controller cards utility disks to the newly created ECU disk:
Adaptec:
ADP0000.OVL
!ADP0002.CFG
Ultrastore:
!USC0240.CFG
5.Run the CF.EXE file on the backup diskette. This brings up the main menu of the EISA Utility. When the CF file is run, the driver for the Adaptec controller card will
automatically load and install in the correct slot.
EISA Configuration Utility
Steps in configuring your computer
Step 1:
Important EISA Configuration Information
Step 2:
Add or Remove Boards
Step 3:
View or Edit Details
Step 4:
Examine Required Switches
Step 5:
Save and Exit
Note: Steps 2, 3, and 5 are the main steps that need to be run.
6.Step 1 is EISA configuration information that the client can read through. There are 7 different screens of information. Within those screens, the 5 steps listed above
are explained.
7.Step 2: Add or Remove Boards - Add boards that this program cannot add automatically. In Step 2, a list of boards detected in the configuration are listed. When
the computer is correctly configured, each EISA and ISA board appears in this list. EISA boards are added automatically. The Add feature allows an ISA board to be
added to the list. The ISA boards must physically be installed.
Listed below are the boards and options detected in your computer.
To add the boards or options which could not be detected or which you plan to install,
press Insert.
To move the highlighted board to another slot, press F7.
To remove the highlighted board from your configuration, press DEL.
When you have completed this step, press F10.
System
Anigma EISA 486 System
Slot 1
Adaptec 32-bit SCSI Host Adapter (with floppy)
Slot 3
(Empty)
Slot 4
(Empty)
Slot 5
(Empty)
Slot 6
(Empty)
Slot 7
(Empty)
Slot 8
(Empty)
8.Step 3: View or Edit Details - Check or change memory, printer ports, IRQs, etc.
System - Anigma EISA 486 System
BASIC SYSTEM BOARD FUNCTIONS
Weitek Co-Processor........................Not Installed
ISA Video Board
ISA VGA/EGA Video Adaptor..........BIOS Cacheable
SYSTEM BOARD
SYSTEM BIOS.................................128K System BIOS Cacheable
BASE MEMROY..............................Cacheable
EXTENDED MEMORY....................7 MB Extended, Cacheable
Slot 2 - Adaptec 32-bit SCSI Host Adapter (with floppy)
Host Adapter Interface Mode...............Enhanced Mode (IRQ 11)
Standard Mode Resource Selection
Page Down to next screen of Step 3.
Step 3: View or Edit Details
System - Anigma EISA 486 System
I/O Port Definition...............................Disabled (Enhanced Mode)
DMA Channel Definition......................Disabled (Enhanced Mode)
Host Adapter BIOS.............................BIOS Base Address CC000H
Floppy Controller.................................Enabled
Host Adapter SCSI ID.........................Device ID 7
SCSI Bus Reset at Power-on................Enable SCSI bus reset
SCSI Device Configuration...................Press to set SCSI Configuration Options
Page Down to next screen of Step 3.
Step 3: View or Edit Details
System - Anigma EISA 486 System
BASIC SYSTEM BOARD FUNCTIONS
Weitek Co-Processor..........................Not Installed
ISA Video Board
ISA VGA/EGA Video Adaptor............BIOS Cacheable
SYSTEM BOARD
SYSTEM BIOS...................................128K System BIOS Cacheable
BASE MEMROY.................................Cacheable
EXTENDED MEMORY......................15 MB Extended, Cacheable
MISC. SETUP FUNCTIONS
Bus Master Time-out NMI...................Disabled (Default)
Fail Safe Timer NMI............................Disabled (Default)
Software I/O Port NMI........................Disabled (Default)
Page Down to next screen of Step 3.
Step 3: View or Edit Details - (Only seen if this type of card is installed)
Slot 1 - UltraStor - ULTRA 24F SCSI Host Adapter
UltraShor ULTRA 24F........................Enable
Host Adapter Configuration
BIOS Address Selection......................C8000h
Interrupt Selection................................IRQ 14
ISA Mode Selection.............................Disable
SCSI Control Options
Motor Spin Up Sequencing...................Device Auto Spin Up
Synchronous Negotiation......................Host Adapter Initiated Negotiation
SCSI Parity Control.............................Enabled
Drive Mapping Mode Selection.............64 HD/32 SCTR, >2 DRV
Host Adapter SCSI ID..........................7
Floppy Control Option
Floppy Disk Controller..........................Primary
Third Floppy Drive Cable Selection........Single Twisted Cable
Page Down to next screen of Step 3.
Step 3: View or Edit Details - (Only seen if this type of card is installed)
Slot 4 - Andrew EISA 16/4 Token-Ring Network Adapter
Token-Ring Network Adapter
I/O Address Location............................0 = 0A20-0A23 & 0A30-0A3F
Adapter Data Rate.................................4 Mbps
Cable Type............................................STP Media (Type 6)
RPL EPROM Address Location............EPROM Disabled
Interrupt Level.......................................Interrupt 2 (9)
9.Skip past Step 4 and continue with Step 5.
10.Step 5 - Save and Exit
In order to complete the configuration process, you must save your configuration. In this step, you must select whether to save your configuration or to discard your
changes before exiting this program.
If you choose to save, this program will save the new configuration in your computer's nonvolatile memory and in a file on your system configuration diskette, and
then your computer will be restarted for you. If you choose to discard the configuration, any changes you have made will be lost.
- Save the configuration and restart the computer.
- Discard the configuration and return to the main menu.
Applicable Part Numbers
EISA486LB, EISA486LBW
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.