Installing an Additional 1394 Board
  If you purchased an Avid supported system, you do not need to install a 1394 board into the system. Your system has a built-in 1394 port. A second 1394 board is only necessary if you are planning to use FireWire drives at the same time as your editing equipment.
To install the 1394 board:
1.  Test your system, as explained in Turning On Your Equipment.
2.  Turn off your system.
3.  Follow the instructions in the documentation that ships with your computer and install the supported 1394 board. The 1394 board can be either a PCI version or a PCMCIA version that is OHCI-compliant. At this time, there is no specific PCI slot assignment for the 1394 board in desktop computers.
  If you have purchased one of the 1394 boards supported by Avid, a new driver for the board is installed with the Avidáediting software.

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