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11-28-1999 11:48 PM
11-28-1999 11:48 PM
Configuring an HP Scanjet 3200c on an N.T. 4.0 system
Does anyone know the appropriate name of the fix/patch to use in order to
configure an HP Scanjet 3200c scanner on an NT workstation???
configure an HP Scanjet 3200c scanner on an NT workstation???
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11-29-1999 12:24 AM
11-29-1999 12:24 AM
Re: Configuring an HP Scanjet 3200c on an N.T. 4.0 system
Hi,
I found this article in the MS knowledge base. It doesn't necessarily cover you
problem but could point you in the right direction. You might want to do a
search yourself.
SUMMARY
Windows NT 4.0 does not support the Hewlett-Packard HP) ScanJet when it is
connected to an HP ScanJet interface card.
Windows NT 4.0 does support the HP ScanJet when it is connected to a supported
SCSI controller.
MORE INFORMATION
There are two versions of the HP ScanJet interface cards (SCSI Controller):
The older version of the controller is referred to as the "NCR SDMS 53C400A"
and it supports the use of only IRQ 5. Which is not reconfigurable. All other
installed hardware must be using an IRQ other than 5 or the scanner will not
function.
The newer version of the controller is referred to as the "Symbios Logic 400a"
and it supports a wider variety of IRQ's. It is not limited to the use of IRQ
5, but the IRQ it does use must not conflict with any other hardware device
installed in the system or else it will not function appropriately.
I found this article in the MS knowledge base. It doesn't necessarily cover you
problem but could point you in the right direction. You might want to do a
search yourself.
SUMMARY
Windows NT 4.0 does not support the Hewlett-Packard HP) ScanJet when it is
connected to an HP ScanJet interface card.
Windows NT 4.0 does support the HP ScanJet when it is connected to a supported
SCSI controller.
MORE INFORMATION
There are two versions of the HP ScanJet interface cards (SCSI Controller):
The older version of the controller is referred to as the "NCR SDMS 53C400A"
and it supports the use of only IRQ 5. Which is not reconfigurable. All other
installed hardware must be using an IRQ other than 5 or the scanner will not
function.
The newer version of the controller is referred to as the "Symbios Logic 400a"
and it supports a wider variety of IRQ's. It is not limited to the use of IRQ
5, but the IRQ it does use must not conflict with any other hardware device
installed in the system or else it will not function appropriately.
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