Acard AEC-7732U User manual

Chapter 1
Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction
1.1 Overview
AEC-7732U is an internal SCSI-to-SATA-II ODD Bridge, which turns a
standard 5.25”SATA ODD into a 50-pin Ultra SCSI ODD. It is easy and
efficient for users to create or replace their old Ultra SCSI ODD.
1.2 Specification
Ultra SCSI interface for up to 20MB/sec data transfer rate.
On-chip high speed ACARD RISC micro-controller.
Supports SATA ODD.
Supports Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista, Linux.
On board flash ROM for easy firmware upgrade.
Selectable SCSI ID from 0 to 7.
Temperature: Operation --- 0 °C to 45 °C
Storage --- -20 °C to 70 °C
Dimension: 12.5cm x 3.5cm x 2.6cm (L x W x H)
Chapter 2
Chapter 2 Installation Installation
2.1 Connector introduction
CN1 ---- 4-pin power connector
CN2 ---- SATA connector (includes power and data bus)
CN5 ---- SCSI connector
JP1 ---- Jumpers, Refer to 2.2 for detail
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AEC-7732U Bridge Install Quick Guide
AEC-7732U Bridge Install Quick Guide
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CN5
CN2(power) CN2(data)
JP1
CN1

2.3 Product installation
Before installing AEC-7732U, make sure the SCSI host adapter was
installed and operated correctly. And follow the instructions below to install.
Step 1 Take out AEC-7732U from the anti-static bag
Step 2 Remove the sticking paper on the holder of AEC-7732U (Fig.1)
Step 3 Align the AEC-7732U SATA connector to the SATA slot of ODD(Fig.2)
Step 4 Push the 4 corner of AEC-7732U to make sure it was properly stuck
on SATA ODD
Step 5 Place the SATA ODD with AEC-7732U on a desk and wait for 30
minutes before using
Step 6 Connect CN5 of AEC-7732U to the SCSI adapter via a SCSI cable.
The last device on the SCSI bus must be terminated with SCSI
terminator. Check the jumper setting to enable it.
Step 7 Connect CN1 of AEC-7732U directly to the power supply.
*If for any reason you need to remove AEC-7732U from the SATA ODD,
just unscrew the four screws on the AEC-7732U corners(Fig.3)
Fig.1 Fig.2
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Fig.3
PIN1/2 PIN3/4 PIN5/6 PIN7/8 PIN9/10 PIN11/12 PIN13/14
ID1 ID2 ID4 Reserved TMP_ON TM_ON LED+/-
2.2 JP1 Setting
SCSI ID PIN 1/2 PIN 3/4 PIN 5/6
ID = 0 OFF OFF OFF
ID = 1 ON OFF OFF
ID = 2 OFF ON OFF
ID = 3 ON ON OFF
ID = 4 OFF OFF ON
ID = 5 ON OFF ON
ID = 6 OFF ON ON
ID = 7 ON ON ON
PIN 9/10 : Terminator Power
PIN 11/12 : Terminator
PIN 13 : LED(+)
PIN 14 : LED(-)
SCSI ID Setting
ON OFF
JP1
PIN1
PIN14 LED(+)
LED(-)
5V
12V

3.2 Advanced Troubleshooting
For some reasons, if you still can't fix the problem after basic
troubleshooting, please provide the following detail and mail to
[email protected] for advanced technical support.
a. The model name of SATA DVD/BD drive
b. The firmware version of the AEC-7732U
c. The model name of SCSI host controller
d. The operating system
e. The detail problem description
f. What have you done to inspect the problem
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Chapter 3
Chapter 3 Q&A Q&A
3.1 Basic Troubleshooting
Q1. The DVD/BD drive connected to the AEC-7732U can't be detected
A1: Refer to below procedures to check the problem:
a. Inspect if all connectors of SCSI cable and power cord were firmly
connected.
b. Inspect if the SCSI adapter was correctly inserted into the PCI slot
on the motherboard.
c. Inspect the jumper setting, make sure that the SCSI ID number
does not conflict with another device in the same SCSI chain.
d. Inspect if the SCSI adapter’s driver was successfully installed.
Q2. The DVD/BD drive connected to the AEC-7732U was detected as
ACARD SCSIDE:NULL device
A2: It is because the AEC-7732U couldn't detect the SATA DVD/BD drive.
Please check if the SATA DVD/BD drive was firmly connected to the
AEC-7732U. If DVD/BD still can't be detected, please refer to
advanced troubleshooting for how to do next.
Q3. The DVD/BD drive connected to the AEC-7732U was detected
incorrectly. (ex: model AAAAA was detected as AABAA)
A3: It is mostly caused by damaged SCSI cable or poor quality of SCSI
signal. Please refer to below procedures to check the problem:
a. Inspect if SCSI cable and the stitch of SCSI connected was
bended.
b. Try another SCSI cable
c. Compare with another SCSI device at the same SCSI connector