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Table
Of
Contents
INTRODUCTION·
ABOUT
TIlE
VULCAN
The Software
iv
GS/OS
(GS
and
Retrofit Only)
Iv
GS/OS Native Mode Driver (GS
and
Retront Only) v
Backup
[[
v
The Partition Manager
Park Heads
The SCparnte
DiSks
The Vulcan's Fan
The Power Supply
Running Progrnms from Vulcan
CHAPTER
ONE
- U
GS
L.'iSTALUnON
Installation Procedure
What
Now?
CUAl"1"F.R
TWO
_ USL"lG
GS
/
OS
AND
PRoDOS
8
Maximum Files
in
(he
Root
Directory
Booting from
VulC'Jn
Setting
1be
Vulcan to BoO!
Copying a Different GS/OS System 10 the Vulcan
Vulcan Speed Under GS/OS
ProOOS 8
CnAPTER
THREE
-
TIlE
PARTITION
MANAG
ER
First..
Abou( the Panition Manager
Backing
Up
the Pal1ilions
Running the Panition Manager
TIle MODIFY Mode
Entering
MODIFY
Mode
Locking/Unlocking Pal1itions
,
"
"
"
"
vii
,
7
9
9
9
9
10
II
12
13
13
13
,4
i4
"
"
"
Totlle
of
Coo,'''''''
I'anition Names
i6
setting
the
Partition Size 17
AP
P
ENDICES
4,
TUrning Partitions
On
or
Off
ZO
A,
Trouble
Shoot
in
g "
selecting the Opel1lting System
21
[f
you
can~
boot
47
selecting the
!loot
Panition
22
ProDOS
can't
Find
All
Four Vulcan Partitions
47
Leaving MO[)JFY Mode
23
Two Drive Devices per
S[ot
47
Eight Total Drive
DcviCC5
48
Cam;eling/Saving Changes
23
II:
The
Vulcan
Classic
Desk
Accessory
49
Formatting
23
Accessing
the
Desk Accessory
49
Print
24
SCt
!loot
Partition
SO
QUit
2S
Write Pro(eC\ I>anition
SO
Final Check
2S
Park Heads
51
About Vulcan
..
'I
Quitting
2S
Quit
51
CIlAPTER
fOUR
-OOS 3.3,
PAS
CAL,
ANO
CP
/ M
27
Copy the Vulcan
CDA
to Your
E300I
Disk
51
OOS
3.3
c,
Ha
rdw
are
53
27
Patched DOS 3.3 Notes
29
Switches "What They Do "
Volume
SiZC5
29
How To Set Them
53
Copying Files to the DOS 3.3 Panition
29
Remote Ught Jack
54
Other
DOS 3.3 Goodies
33
D,
"
I
nt
e
rl
ea\
'
er~
(20
an
d
40
M
egs
on
l
y)
55
CP/M " About Interleave 55
Pascal " Using Interleaver
56
E,
A
Bri
ef
Prooo
S
Tutori
al 58
CHA
P
TER
FIVE
-
lS
ACKL"IG
UP
nUl
VULCAN
37
Opel1lting System
58
Introduction
37
Naming
Volume~
58
Backup
11
for ProDOS
37
Root Directory
and
Subdirectory
58
Number
of
Disks Requi,,:d
37
Pathname
59
Sys
t
em
FilC5
60
Suggested Backup SChedule
38
Additional
ResourCC5
60
Before
You
Back Up
38
f :
Getting
H
elp
61
Running Backup
11
38
Returning a Product
62
Backup Entire ProDOS Partition
38
RMA
Number,
"Attention·
Sh(.'Ct.
and
IIwoicc62
Backup Modified Files
'I
'."t'hen You Ship "
When We Receive "
Listing Files
42
Restore Individual Files
42
Restore Entire Volume
44
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01
Conten!> •
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Vulcan
Vulcon
INTRODU
CT
ON
About the Vulcan
The
Software
The Vulcan comes prcformaued and set into I'roDOS
p.utitions.
Compucer
S
ize
'or
]>reset
Contents
Pa.d
llons
lies
20Mcg
, GSJOS,
L:tils
(.'1<1
reLm/",V
lies 40 Meg , n
G.'>IO~,
Utll,
(.tId
",uofou "
Empty
lie.
IOOMcg •
\)
GS/OS, L'tils
(.no;! re'rOOt) "
Empty
"
~:mp{\
.,
Empty
GS
/
OS
(GS
ond
Retrofit Only)
We've included GS!OS 5.02
on
Ihe firs! partItion
of
the
IIGS
and retrofit Vulcans. You must have al least
768K
of
system memory to
NO
GS/OS. The hard drive contains
the complete sy5!crn while the 3.5" disk has a stripped-
down.
boot
version. You may wan! (0 make
1I
copy of the
compJt'lC 5.02 \'cr.sion
onto
your
own
3.5" disks as
backup. Use the Fjnder to
copy
the contents
of
the
System.Disk folder
and
the System.Tools folder \0 3.5"
disks.
COpe
n Ihe SysICrn.Disk folder, Select
All
and drag
il
10
a formatted disk, Do the same with the System.Tools
folder.)
•
Whcn
you
boot
lile Vulain, you'll be in Itle Finder Refer'
'0
-
Apple
JI
GS
Syste
m
rusk
User
's
Guide-
before
culli
ng Tec:b,.lcul
Support
wltb
ll
ue
st/orrs
ubout
tbe
Finder
.
nle
User's Guide, included wuil your
li
eS,
will
,ell you wh3t
you
need
10
know
aboul using the Finder
to
copy,
eraS<.),
and
format disks, launch
p'ograms
and
more.
If you do nor have a copy
of
the
User"s
Guide, see y
our
Apple dealer
GS/
OS
Nol
ive
Mode
Driver
(GS
ond
Retr
ofit
Only)
Included
In
the
System
Om
'elS foklcr is Vulain's nallve
mode
dnver
whICh
speeds
up
Vulain's access time
dramalically The
drh'er
is described in Ch3pter
2:
.
Bockup II
Backup II
is
Applc's ProDOS ba
ckup
utility f
or
backing
up
the Prol
>OS
partitions. For inSlnJdlons
on
using
Backup II,
rder
to Ihe Chapter ').
The Partition Monoge.
Because Prol>OS allows a maximum
of
32:
M
eg
per
drh'c
device, Ihe 20 Meg Vulains arc
shipped
wuh
one
formllned Prol
>OS
TXlrtulon,
the
40
M
eg
Vulcans are
shippo.'(\ wilh
tWO
formancd Prol>OS p:lrtllions and the 100
M
eg
Vulcan~
arc
shipped
with f
our
f
ormaucd
PruooS
partitions.
The
Partition Manager program (
PAII.T
MA
NAGER)
allows
you to configure
the
Vulcan in
up
to
16
dIfferent
scgmen!s
Howe,
-e
r, you
don
't need
to
St.
...
up
a
:;eTXIrate
partItion
fOf
c:leh program Sct
up
your
own
partitions
if
yoo
wanlto
run operating systems Cltler than
ProooS
Of
if you wan! 10 resize
and
add to Ihc existing
ProooS
TXlnnions.
Any
pannion
can
be
SC
I up 10 run Undef
I'rol>OS, 1>05
3.3,
Pascal,
or
CP/M
n,e
Partilion Manager
all
ows
you to resi7.c partitions, formal p.1nnions, activate
parti
li
ons
and
.select which partilion
to
boo!
nIC
ProOOS 8 versIon providt:d
on
the
Vulcan
and
the
floppy dISks has
been
patched
to
ano",
ProOOS 8 to usc
four
Pronos
partitions from
the
Vulcan ioslead
of
only
two
(the
Prol>OS rcgriction).
VlACCO
Pork
Heodl
The P:uk
ll
eads
program n'IO"CS
the
hoIrd
drive's
readfwrite heads
10
a
"ure'
posilion Oil
lhe
diSk
This
pft;.'(!nl5 the heads from bouocing
on
a piece
of
the
disk
and
destroying the
dna
there. You
need
to run Park
H
e~ds
only
when
you plan
10
move
thc
Vulcan
Of
your
compUlCr.
Run
it
just before turning o
ff
your compUicr
II Is included in Ihe Vulcan
COA
(sec
Appendi.x
U)
and b
also a
sund·alooe
program
OIl
the Vulcan
<0-
NOkr
100 Meg
dri~<es
Iu,'c
an auto-park feature
which
mows
the
ht.':IW
to
lhe
"safe'
position
cach
lime you shut
down
The
Separote
Obkl
Tt
li' 3
5"
disk
inc1ude<l
with Ihe Vulcan
TIcs
and retrofil
I~
a backup
of
the
files necessary to boOl
GS
/OS,
II
also
contains
the
Vulcan's utilities
such
liS
lhe
nallVC
mOOt.'
dnver
, Panition Manager, Park Hl':lds,
llackup
II,
and a
m(xMed
}>roDOS
8.
The
OJ
25"
d,sk
is tl'lO sided,
The
rront side contal05
Vulcan's l'roOOS 8 ulllilies including
llackup
11,
Partilion
Manager, I
'ark
HC:lds,
and
I'roDOS patchcr.
The
back
~Idc
has lhe 1
>05
3.3
system and various DOS 3-3
utlll1k'S
includll'l8 If.'s version
of
I'ID
, which
support
the
VulC",m
(Refer
10
the
DOS
33
SCction of Chapter
4.)
The
Vulc:on',
fo
n
1l1C
Vulain's fan kl'Cp! the
power
suppl)'
and
hard
drive cool. If
you
h3~'e
scveral powerful cards in
)'Our
computcr
ho
.....
e'-cf,
consider
a
5Cpar.IIC
cooling fan for
your
system_
The P
ower
Supply
n'e
Vulcan's
builHn
power
supply replaces your
computef's
powcr
supply
Apphl'(\ EngirlCering
dC$iKnt:u
Vulc:.n's po'"Ief
supply
to
be
both
more
compact
and
more
po
.....
erful th:ln the
one
Included with your
computef
FeQIu,
..
D
power
supplyFCC Ccrtifi(:d
D
ught
-weight aluminum case
D F..xtemally accessible fuse wilh spare.
D 110I22Q
VAC,
50/60 Hz
Q Buill-in
Fan
Q Cool Running
-
4O'C
w
lf
an
-
6o'c
wlo
fan
under
full load
Q
Power
componcnts
10 case
Q 70
full
w-~tts
wlo
fan
Q Adju5table 5 Volts
DC
Running Progrom$ from Vulcan
You
do,,
't
"eed
to
create
a
separate
ptlrlllloPlfor
each
program
you
U'tlPlt
to
run.
The
number
of
programs each partition can hold
is
limilcd only
by
the
space you have allotted
10
lhe partition. Copy the
programs
to
the Vulcan partition just as you would
copy
from
one
floppy disk to another.
If
you have ix:en using the Finder
or
OIher program
Iluncher
to run your programs, you
can
continue
to
U.'>C
II
to
run programs from the Vulcan. (Refer
\0
the manual,
"Apple
I1GS
Syst
em
Disk User's Guide," that
was
included
wilh your
GS
for F
indcr
inStructions.)
Although you
don1
n(.'(.'(\
separate
partitions
fo
r each
program,
If
you're using GS/OS version 5.02,
some
programs
arc
not compatible
and
will not run properly.
If
you're having trouble running a non-copy protected
program from GS/OS, set
up
a separate partition with the
soI"tW;lre's
operating system inslalled
and
boot from that
partition [0 run
the
software.
Copy
PrOlK''''
l'fOgroms
Copy protected programs are
an
except,on:
some
programs arc written to run only from floppy disk
and
cannOlix: run from
;I
hard disk.
VulCOt'l
HAPTER
NE
IIGS
Installallon
In$fal/olion Procedure
You'll
need
no special tools to install the Vulcan. Simply
fonow
the
instructions ix:low.
0)
Nore:
Iktrofit
owners.
the
installation
is
oosically
the same when installing
intO
a
lie
Cllse.
Follow
the
same
instructions.
1)
Tum
Off
and
Ope,.. Computer
T
um
off the
computer
and
then press in the two latchc.>
at
the
rear
of
Ihe case with your forefingers while using
your thumbs
to
push Ihe lid
up
and
towards you. (See
picture following.)
Remove the
IIGS
cover
2)
lI.mo
.... Power Supply
D R
__
oIa4
.,..,.
card.
If
you have a card installed into slol I. you'll need to
remove
it
(0 give yourself room to reach the internal
power
plug. Refer
to
your slot 1 card's manual for
proper
removal.
Ch. , - IGSInstallollon
,
I)
U
nplug
e_"'"
COld
!fom
boc~
01
c......,......
.
This is [he cord that
Nns
from [he back
of
[he computer
to the wall
:;.ocket.
Unplug
it
from [he back
of
[he
computer and from [he wall
:;.ocket
as
well.
m
lJnI*>glntemol
COld /rom
,,~boo";I.
The internal
power
cord is the multi-wire cord running
from the
power
supply tol'o'Jrd Ihe back
of
Ihe
motherboard. Pull
up
finnly on [he white plastic part
of
lhe plug.
Unplug
Internal
Cord
Iva)
[GS
cOHO)
~
PIA
bock
on
lob
01
boIIom/ront
01
POW"
._
,
A small flalbla
dc
screwdriver may
keep
you from
breaking a nail.
Vulcan
3)
4)
Ivb)
(/
/e c
.....
)
R_e
le.eWl..
Turn [he
compu
ter on
ilS
le
ft
siue.
On
the bottom
of
[he
computer you
will
find four screws
in
a rectangular
pal1em [he size
of
the
power
supp
ly. While finnly holding
onto
the power supply. rcmove Ihe f
our
screws.
vI
LlII
out POW" suppIv.
You may
wam
10
store the power supply
in
Ihe Vulcan's
b,,,,
lIemove
Vuleon
from
Pocking.
Check
Voltage seltlng
The switch scuing on back
of
[he
V
u
lC"'~n
must be set
[0
Ihe prorx:r voltage
(115
in
Ihe United Stalcs).
5)
IN8fI
VuleCW'l
Iol
01&1
c(IMoS)
1nMfI
bock
end
Ilrs
l.
Align [he three holes
in
the back
of
lhe Vulcan with the
three prongs
In
the hack
of
th
e computer.
Ib)
(J
(e C(lMoS)
InMoI
f<orn
end
r~st
With
the
computer still
on
its
side, turn lhe
Vu
lcan
at
an
angle
and
inse
rt
il
imo the orx:ning
lefl
by Ihe old supply.
ia)
OIQS C
OH1)
Snop
clown
lnIo
"0111
lab
.
Push
down
on lhe from
of
Ihe vulGlfl
umilthe
plls
l
ic
lab
on
Ihe computer case snaps imo
the
hole
3t
the bottom
from
of
the Vulcan You should
hC'.u
the lab
snap
into
place.
Snap Vulcan Into Front Tab
en
. I _IGS
nsrolah:>n
,
•
Ib)
VI.
c-.)
u..
'-
Je,
....
~
10
...,
...
Yulc:on
Align the holes
on
the
balOrn
of
the
Vulcan
and
the
computer
case. Do
flO(
use
the
screws from
the
old
power
supply. Do not over-tighten
the
screw.
6)
Pl
ug
Il'Il
emoI P
ower
COld
11'110
Motnerboo
rc
i.
The Vulcan's internal
power
oord plugs into the
mOIherbcxlrd
In
the
same place as
the
old
power
supply's
cord
.
The
conne<:'lo(s
tab
should be toward
the
right side
of
the
computer
~
Notc.
·
Do
tI()(
rOfCC
the
COfll'll"Clor,
11
will plug
In
ClIsily
in
one
direction.
•
Plug
Internel
Cord
11'110
Motherboard
7)
S.
I Swltche. A
ccor
dl
l'lg
to
SIo
I
The Controller Card will work from any slot
However, there arc
~
few conditions
of
which you
1'Il'l-d to be
awuc.
Do
1101
in5taU
the C'.ud into the Memory Expansion
slot We recommend Inslalling the
card
imo
slot 6
or
7.
~
Pascal
NOl(!:
If
you will be using Apple Pascal
vl
.3, you
muSi
il'lSlall
the controller into slot
<I,
5,
or
6.
Pseudo-s1oumg must
001:
be
enabled.
Check thc switches
on
the
a.rd.
1be
switch block
is
the
red
rectangular box toward
the
bOItom right
of
the
card, The switches should be
set
as
shown
below
You'll probably
need
to
remove
the
tape
covering the
switches
first.
(For a complcte description
of
the
functiOns
of
the Switches, refer
to
App. C.)
USe
a small, pointed
oo,ea,
like a
wooden
tocthpick
or
bcnt-out p;l.perclip to
change
a switch setting. The
circle
on
each
switch represents the
end
that
should
be
pressed for a SlarKbrd JIGS SClllp.
S
wil
ch
1
2
,
•
Se
tting
OPEN
CLOSED
CLOSED
OPEN
r~Uj
~
~
Default Switch Setting
SIoI
J
llt
c~
~-
SIoItk>g)
If
your
slot
7
docs
not have a
card
in it, but
is
blockl-d. you
can
Install the card into
another
slot and
make
It
appear
to
be
in slot
7.
This is most valuable
if
you have
slOt
3,
<I,
or
5 unoccupied. You
can
leave the
5\01;
containing
the
card
SCI
to that slot's function This
leaves
slot 3frl'e for its
80
column
function, slot "
free for
mouse
control.
or
slot 5
frt.'e
for Smal1
1'011
(disk drive control).
Thls
process
is
call1''d pseudo-
slotting.
If
you
w:lnt
to pseu<Jo.slOt tile card, you'll need to
make a simple adjustmCTlt to the card
firsl_
I)
Locate the swit
ch
block
on
the contro!ler
card.
2) If a piece
of
tape
is
covering
the
SWllchcs,
remove
it
3)
Set
the
Switches in
the
position
shown
folloWing
o..l-IGS~_'
,
,
Switch
1
2
3
4
SctUPS
OPEN
CLOSED
CLOSED
CLOSE
D
Switches Set
for
Pseudo-Slonlng
8)
Insert
Card
InlaSial
Align the gold
-fingers'
of
the
controller
end's
L-dgC
connector
with the slot
and
then
use the heel
of
on~·
hand to push the card
down
into the
slOi
and
scat
it
firmI)'.
Insert Controller Card into Slot
9) COl'Inecl
Coble
Irom power Orlve
10
Conlroller C
or
d
VulCan
Attach the wide
flat
cable from
the
hard drive to the
conneclOr
on
the controller card.
The
connector
and
socket are keyed
so
that they will
anKh
in only
one
way
.
Make sure that the cable
connector
is
finnly seated in the
controller card socket.
10)
hlrlltal
Any Cards
hmoved
Replace
any
cards you have
removed
for
the
installation
following
th~
cards' installation instructions.
+
WARNINGllF
YOU
HAVE
A
CARD
IN
SWT
I, usc
the insulator card (Z" x 6") included with the
Vulcan package. Applied Engineering will not be
responsible for
damage
to any
other
products so
be careful
when
reinstalling
your
cards.
11)
ClaM
Compute'
Replace the lid
by
sliding the front
of
the lid in first,
lowering the back
edge
into place
and
then
pushing gently
and
firmly
on
the
back
comers
of
the
lid until
II
POp5
into
place.
12)
Plug In
E.lemol
Powel COld
This
is
the
same
cord as your original
power
supply used.
Connect
It
to
the
back
of
the Vulcan
and
then plug
it
into
the wall socket.
WhotNow1
Ustng
GSICS
You may want to usc only
the
GS/OS oper:ning system
included with the vulcan.
If
that'S
the
case, read the next
c
hapter
to
configure your hard disk for booting.
_h
.......
+
Note:
You
don
't
nL"ed
to create a separate panition
for each program you want to run.
If
you'd like
\0
set up the hard drive
so
that it
appears
to
be several separate hard disks, refer to Chapter 3 now.
Most users can usc Ihe drive as
shipped
and
won't
n~'t.--d
10
sct
up
separate panitions.
LoodIng DIll
..
..,.
Operollng
Sysl
.....
If you'd like to usc your Vulcan
under
Pascal,
CP
/M
or
OOS
3.3 you'll need to read Chapters 3 and 4.