Manual de instrucciones de Lindy AGERE IEEE 1394 70914

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PCI 32 bit P&P
Agere IEEE 1394
3+1 Ports PCI Host

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Contents 1.0 What is IEEE1394 ………………………………….P.2 2.0 1394 Features …………….………………………….P.2 3.0 PC System Requirements ………………………..P.2 4.0 Technical Information ……….……………………….P.3 5.0 Hardware Installation …………..………………….P.3 6.0 Software Installation …..……..……………………P.3 7.0 How to use the Adapter ........………..………………P.6 8.0 Troubleshooting ........………..………………P.7 1

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1394 (Fire Wire) User's Manual 1.0 What is IEEE 1394 The 1394 standard was defined, and continues to be maintained, by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE). The technology allows for high-speed connections between computers and related devices and helps bridge the divide between computers and consumer electronics. The technology is flexible, easy to use and offers high bandwidth at a low cost. With 1394-compatible products and systems, users can transfer vide

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4.0 Technical Information Output 1394 R/A flat connector X3 Operating System Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, or Windows 2000, XP and Mac O.S Serial Bus 3-port PHY layer connector and interface 400 Mbps max transfer rate (50 MB/sec max) 63 (4-pin or 6-pin) computer and consumer device connections Protocol Asynchronous and isochronous data transfer supported Real-time critical applications (digital video) supported Non real-time applications (printers, scanners) supported 5.0 Hardware Insta

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Windows 2000 When you plug the adapter into to your system, Windows 2000 will detect the addition of new hardware and install files that it need. After few moments, the hardware can be used. You can check your 1394 adapter from “Start →My Computer (Click Mouse right button) →Properties →Hardware →Device Manager”. Windows Millennium When you plug the adapter into to your system, Windows Millennium will detect the addition of new hardware and install files that it need. It will

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Windows 98/SE 1. Windows 98/SE will detect the 2. Click Next. Windows will then addition of new hardware and begin searching for a driver. The display the following message: following message will be displayed: 3. Insert your Windows 98/SE 4. Windows will search the CD for installation CD into your CD-ROM the appropriate driver and list what drive. Select “CD-ROM drive” and it finds. After it has identified the click Next. appropriate driver, click “Next” to begin insta

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5. When the dialogue box below 6. After rebooting, click on the appears onscreen, the Device Manager tab in System installation is finished. Click Properties, which you access Finish to complete setup. You from the Windows Control Panel. will be instructed to reboot your You should see an entry for the computer. driver you installed under the 1394 Bus Controller item. If the driver is not listed, please go back to Step 1 and reinstall the adapter.

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1394 Cabling The 1394 standard has a maximum connection cable length of 4.5 meters (15 feet). This means this is the maximum distance between devices. If you need to connect two devices more than 4.5 meters apart, you can use a repeater to extend the cable length between the devices. Cable Types There are two types of 1394/FireWire cable. One type, 6-pin to 6-pin, supplies power to the device it connects to. The other type is 6-pin to 4-pin, for devices that are self-powered and do not r

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5. Q: Why no sound is obtained from the camera in video software? A: Connect the camera’s sound output to the “LINE-IN” on your sound card. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operations. 8