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APA-348 Installation Guide
Part Number: 510603-00, Rev. A
Print Spec Number: 492716-00
Current Date: 5/19/94 ECN Date: 5/31/94
The /M1 setting enables blind mode, and /M0 (or no
/M entry) is standard full handshaking. The change is
made to the line device=[
path
]ma348.sys in your
config.sys
file, using any standard text editor. For
example, to turn full handshaking off for better per-
formance, the line should look something like this:
device=\tscsi\ma348.sys /m1
After making this change and saving your
config.sys
to your boot drive, reboot your computer for the
change to take effect.
Testing Blind Mode Operation
After modifying your
config.sys
file and rebooting,
immediately conduct some simple tests to determine
whether your installation is compatible with blind
mode. Follow this sequence:
1 Observe the system bootup closely. As the
CD-ROM and/or hard disk drivers load, watch
for messages like No SCSI devices detected, No
Boot Record Found, etc. As
MSCDEX
loads,
watch for a CDR103: CDROM not High Sierra or
ISO-9660 format error message. If any of these
messages appear, your system configuration does
not support blind mode.
2 If step 1 reveals a problem, you might be able to
operate in blind mode by setting your computer’s
CPU speed to a lower value. This change is gener-
ally done with a software setup routine—see your
computer’s documentation for details.
If a computer speed decrease does not help, then
you must remove the /M1 switch from
config.sys
immediately and reboot. Continued operation of
an incompatible system will result in SCSI data
corruption.
3 If step 1 reveals no problems during bootup, we
recommend the following additional tests:
a Perform a dir command on all SCSI devices to
see if the directory structure is correctly
reported. Do not run any other DOS com-
mands yet. If a problem is evident (such as
incorrect file names, garbage characters in the
directory listing, etc.), you probably do not
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