Future Domain TMC-1660

This is the Future Domain TMC-1660 SCSI adapter shown. Listed below are the possible Interrupt Request Line (IRQ), Base I/O Address, Base Memory Address, and other jumper/switch configurations:

	
Setup Choice for Windows NT 3.5
Future Domain 16xx

Type of External SCSI Connector
High Density Shielded

W1

IRQ		J1	J2	J3
3		OFF	OFF	OFF
5		ON	OFF	OFF
10		OFF	ON	OFF
11		ON	ON	OFF
12		OFF	OFF	ON

14		ON	OFF	ON
15		OFF	ON	ON
Disabled	ON	ON	ON

I/O
ADDRESS		J4	J5
0140-014F	OFF	OFF
0150-015F	ON	OFF
0160-016F	OFF	ON
0170-017F	ON	ON

MEMORY

ADDRESS		J6	J7
C8000-C9FFF	OFF	OFF
CA000-CBFFF	ON	OFF
CE000-CFFFF	OFF	ON
DE000-DFFFF	ON	ON


W3

FLOPPY	J1	J2	J3
ENABLE	ON	ON	ON
DISABLE	OFF	OFF	OFF

W4
Termination Power Enable/Disable


Note: It is possible under MS-DOS to use the 16-bit future domain adapters in a configuration
where there is no interrupt for the 16-bit adapter.  This configuration is not supported by
Windows NT.  If setup to a 16-bit Future Domain adapter hangs when attempting to go into GUI
mode double check that the adapter is configured on an interrupt (jumper setable on adapter.
setting is read by the Windows NT fd18xx.sys driver at initialization time).


Note: Some revisions of the firmware for the wangtek 5150es are incompatible with the 16-bit
Future Domain adapters.  If a system hangs due to this combination, contact Wangtek to get 
their latest revision of the firmware.

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