How do install drivers for a pci-sc200 scsi card ?

you can download your drivers from this link below

http://www.massdrivers.com/dir/302209.html

Hi Karthik,

Please click on the following link for recommended SCSI cards for your Fujitsu Fi-5530C2 scanner .

http://www.fujitsu.com/global/support/computing/peripheral/scanners/scsi/

Please revert for further clarification.

Thanks & regards,

TechSatya

Yes and No..

The standard machine only allows SCSI, (no IDE or SATA or SAS connectors...

However SCSI drives are not cheap.. so

To overcome the power issue (you will notice there are no 4 pin molex connectors, or sata power connectors). However there is a 4 pin molex socket on the SCSI backplane. You can use one of those molex adaptor cables (one connector to many) to get power, from the molex you can use a 4 pin to SATA power connector.

Next step is to decide the drive you want to use. I personally use SCSI, SATA, SAS and IDE in mine (overkill I know).

Cheapness says use IDE or SATA. You can get a pci IDE/SATA controller card on ebay dirt cheap (PCI cards are compatible with the large PCIX slots), they dont take the entire "socket" up but they work (be carefull here, there is one 5v pci socket on these machines, and 6 pcix sockets, the pcix sockets will accept 3.3v pci cards (look at the notches).

Next you have to mount them, with a bit of jiggery pokery you can feed the IDE/SATA cables past the SCSI backplane into the hot swap bay. (If you dont have any empty caddy's pick them up off ebay), just remember you cant just pull em out like you can with the SCSI's!) - or use one of the 5 1/2 media bays.

Plud the other ends into the appropriate controller card (as installed in the PCI bus).

Load up the OS, install drivers (if needed - these should come with the pci card(s), use the disk manager to initialise/first format the drives etc.

All done.

I have done this myself running a 2600, with 2X U320 72gb SCSI (on Raid) 1 x IDE CD/DVDRW in Media bay, DAT 27 SCSI (channel B) in the second media bay. 2x 146gb SAS on a DELL SAS pcix card (in 2 of the hot swap bays) and an old 160gb IDE HDD (Funilly enough theres a bit towards the back of the two fans on the SCSI backplane that if you press the 3 1/2 drive against seems to fit perfectly in this place and stay there! (I think thats fluke to be honest).

All done :)

Small Computer System Interface, this is part of the computer that need driver to installed.
All you need is to installed all the driver on your laptop and it won't ask for it again. SCSI devices usually connect to a controller card like wireless card, camera,PCI slot, e.t.c

If you are using Windows XP, the drivers are embedded. It will automatically recognize the SCSI card. For other OS try http://www.adaptec.com/en-US/support/scsi/2940/AHA-2940UW/ S. Mohan.

. Have you installed DEvice Driver? Download item no 5. in this link http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0000672.asp
This should solve your problem.
S. Mohan, Chennai, India

You need to enter into scsi bios first, then do an autodetect for hard drive, this will set the IDE/SCSI hard drive on raid controller.

To enter SCSI control you need to press the same key stated on screen on startup (F6 I assume) I think F3 is just boot settings.

If the card do not enter regularly in CMOS settings for the raid then this card is defective.

while i instal new window an error message prompting to damage my computer pops and instalation doesn't comlete

http://www.mustek.de/eng_/html/treiber/scsi/scsi16.htm isa

http://www.mustek.de/eng_/html/treiber/scsi/scsi32.htm pci

I think you only need to download the driver. in the device manager, the card should come up as an unknown device. I f the card doesn't show then it may have fried too :(

Try moving the PCI sound card to another PCI slot. On standard PC machines the IRQs are limited to 15 and many cards require their own, not a shared one. (start from the lowest going up... Leave the graphics card in the top slot (if PCI as well)