Installing a QIC-02 cartridge tape drive

If you have not changed the settings on the controller card, select the default tape parameters for your card and quit from the menu.

If you need to change any parameters, change them one at a time from the modification menu.

Default and suggested alternate settings for ISA and EISA controllers

Type	Manufacturer	DMA	Interrupt	Base I/O
		channel	vector (IRQ)	address
1	Archive	3	3	0x220
		1	4	0x200
		1	3	0x200
3	Wangtek	1	5	0x338
		1	5	0x300
4	Emerald	3	9	0x300
5	Mountain	1	3	0x28C
6	Tecmar	1	5	0x330
7	Everex or Tandberg	1	5	0x2C0

Enter 0 (zero) values to accept the default hardware settings for the tape controller card.

The following notes apply to ISA and EISA tape controller cards:

• Typically, DACK and DRQ are set to the same channel value.

• Set the interrupt vector (IRQ) to a value between 2 and 7 that is not in use by another card. You can use vectorsinuse(ADM) to find a suitable value. See ``Typical device interrupts'' for details of typical interrupts use by the system. The most commonly available interrupt is 5, as most systems do not have a second parallel port.

• Set the base I/O address to a value that is not in use by any other card. Most common tape controller I/O addresses are not used by other devices.

Type	Manufacturer	DMA	Interrupt	Base I/O
		channel	vector (IRQ)	address
1	Mountain	1	5	0x200
2	IBM 6157	2	6	0x3120
3	Everex, Archive or Tandberg	1	3	0x300
4	Tecmar or Wangtek	3	5	0x300

Enter 0 (zero) values to allow the hardware settings to be configured automatically for the tape controller card.

Quit from the configuration menu to create the device files.

The installation script prompts you to change the default bootstring if you want to alter the configuration settings used for the tape device at boot time. See the boot(HW) manual page for more details.

You can now relink the kernel and reboot to use the tape drive. You may defer relinking if you have other devices to configure.