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The top S1832DL F Type was purchased used. It works but there are burns on the power connector. The second board is the same type but this is new and unused.

This is my MIDI computer. It is never connected to the net. All my music processing software runs on this computer. It is setup with a View Sonic PS790 monitor. I built this after ordering all the components in 1998.

Re-furbishing the system in 2012 after the hard drive burned out. Increasing RAM to 1 GB. Upgrading to W98SE so I can use USB mass storage devices (thumb drives). Adding IDE drives to run the OS & programs off of. I will use the SCSI drives just for piping in the 8 audio channels through the Korg 1212I/O card. I replaced the 3" AC fan. This venturi type fan in the back of the cabinet behind the the SCSI drives. Keeping the 7200 RPM SCSI drives cool is very important. Replaced the CR2032. Installed new NIC, a Intel Pro /100M Desktop 10/100 PCI.

This is the picture of the Tiger motherboard from the Tyan web site. Checkout my photo on the left showing the inside of the computer. The Tiger actually has the IDE connectors parallel and outside of the RAM slots. Not adjacent and perpendicular. So the board I have is the Tiger 100, S1832DL revision (B) now F

Tyan Tiger 100 is a quality, high performance dual processing solution which supports the powerful Intel Pentium II / III microprocessors. This mainboard is designed around the Intel 440BX AGPset. Please refer to the Motherboard CPU Compatibility Chart for more specs.

The Tiger 100 supports SPD SDRAM memory and ECC SDRAM. The board's PCI Local Bus and new 32-bit AGP bus provides high performance capabilities that are ideal for a wide range of demanding applications such as: CAD, CAM, CAE, real-time 3D, and simulations.

This integrated system board achieves the highest reliability and is based on an ATX form factor. Some of the features included are: integrated dual channel PCI IDE, integrated floppy controller, integrated high speed I/O, Universal Serial Bus, on-board PS/2 mouse connector, and optional System Management.

Flexibility and expandibility have been considered when designing the Tiger 100. With I/O and drive controller support built om, the Tiger 100 allows many upgrade paths not found on other boards. With four 168-pin DIMM sockets, the Tiger 100 can provide a very flexible memory configuration of up to 1 GB SPD SDRAM or SDRAM+ECC in addition to the new 100 MHz SDRAMs (PC100 memory required for 100 MHz operation)

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ADAPTEC AHA-2940 screen capture

Adaptec web site for ADA 2949 UW

Accessing Your SCSI

W98 Drivers for ATI Rage Right click to download.

W98 Driver for AHA-2940 UW Right click to download.

KORG 1212IO v2.0 Right click to download.

Korg1212IO v1.1 Right click to download.

External connections

MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV
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SOFTWARE
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Samplitude Studio 4.0
Cakewalk Pro Audio 5.0
Midi Quest 9.1

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See the MIDI Studio Schematic
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Go to My Recording Studio Page

Where to Get Wide Ultra 68 Pin SCSI Dives?

Parallel SCSI

Interface	Alternative names	Specification document^[8]	Connector	Width (bits)	Clock^[9]	Maximum						Electrical
Interface	Alternative names	Specification document^[8]	Connector	Width (bits)	Clock^[9]	Bandwidth (MB/s)^[10]	Bandwidth (Mbit/s)^[11]	Length (single ended)^[12]	Length LVD^[13]	Length HVD	Devices^[14]	Impedance [Ω]	Voltage [V]
SCSI-1	Narrow SCSI	SCSI-1 (1986)^[15]	IDC50; Centronics C50	8	5 MHz	5 MB/s	40 Mbit/s	6 m	NA	25m	8	SE 90 ± 6 Ω^[16]	5
Fast SCSI		SCSI-2 (1994)	IDC50; Centronics C50	8	10 MHz	10 MB/s	80 Mbit/s	3 m	NA	25m	8	SE 90 ± 6 Ω^[16]	5
Fast-Wide SCSI		SCSI-2; SCSI-3 SPI (1996)^[15]	2 x 50-pin (SCSI-2); 1 x 68-pin (SCSI-3)	16	10 MHz	20 MB/s	160 Mbit/s	3 m	NA	25m	16	SE 90 ± 6 Ω^[16]	5
Ultra SCSI	Fast-20	SCSI-3 SPI^[15]	IDC50	8	20 MHz	20 MB/s	160 Mbit/s	1.5 m	NA	25m	8	SE 90 ± 6 Ω^[16]	5
Ultra SCSI	Fast-20	SCSI-3 SPI^[15]	IDC50	8	20 MHz	20 MB/s	160 Mbit/s	3 m	NA	NA	4	SE 90 ± 6 Ω^[16]	5
Ultra Wide SCSI		SCSI-3 SPI^[15]	68-pin	16	20 MHz	40 MB/s	320 Mbit/s	NA	NA	25m	16	SE 90 ± 6 Ω^[16]	5
								1.5 m	NA	NA	8
								3 m	NA	NA	4
Ultra2 SCSI	Fast-40	SCSI-3 SPI-2 (1997)	50-pin	8	40 MHz	40 MB/s	320 Mbit/s	NA	12m	25m	8	LVD 125 ± 10 Ω^[16]
Ultra2 Wide SCSI		SCSI-3 SPI-2	68-pin; 80-pin (SCA/SCA-2)	16	40 MHz	80 MB/s	640 Mbit/s	NA	12m	25m	16	LVD 125 ± 10 Ω^[16]
Ultra3 SCSI	Ultra-160; Fast-80 wide	SCSI-3 SPI-3 (1999)^[15]	68-pin; 80-pin (SCA/SCA-2)	16	40 MHz DDR	160 MB/s	1280 Mbit/s	NA	12m	NA	16	LVD 125 ± 10 Ω^[16]
Ultra-320 SCSI	Ultra-4; Fast-160	SCSI-3 SPI-4 (2002)^[15]	68-pin; 80-pin (SCA/SCA-2)	16	80 MHz DDR	320 MB/s	2560 Mbit/s	NA	12m	NA	16	LVD 125 ± 10 Ω^[16]
Ultra-640 SCSI	Ultra-5	SCSI-3 SPI-5 (2003)	68-pin; 80-pin	16	160 MHz DDR	640 MB/s	5120 Mbit/s				16

CPUs Supported	Single or Dual Pentium II 233-450+, With 1/8/99 Bios: single Celeron (A)300-366 and single or dual Pentium III 450/500
Clock Multipliers (Jumpers)	Documented: 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.5 Undocumented: 2.0, 2.5, 3.0
Bus Speeds	66.8, 68.5, 75, 83.3, 100, 103, 112Mhz
CPU voltage settings	Auto detect
System Memory	Four 168-pin DIMM sockets supporting SDRAM, 1024 MB max. (8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 MB), SPD and ECC support
Expansion Slots	1 32-bit AGP, 5 PCI, 2 ISA (All Full length)
Internal/External I/O	Supports up to two 2.88MB floppies Ultra DMA/33 IDE supports up to 4 devices Two built-in external USB connectors Two 16550 fast UART serial ports Built-in Standard/ECP/EPP parallel port PS/2 mouse and keyboard connectors Infrared port header (not external)
Form Factor	ATX: 12 inches x 9.8 inches
Miscellaneous	AMI Plug and Play BIOS Motherboard CPU temp, CPU fan speed, and voltages monitoring Year 2000 compliant
Boot Options	First Drive: Any + Network Second Drive: Any Third Drive: Any (Except SCSI) (Any = Floppy, Hard Drives, CD-ROM, SCSI)