Pioneer CD-ROM Drive DR-UO6S - Manual (Page 5)

INSTALLATION
SWITCH SETTING TABLE
The display is on the top panel.
Switch 4 - Reserved
MUST BF SET TO OFF (OPEN;
204R/51S -
DISABLE EJECT
Switch 5: SCSI Terminator
The built-in switch which enables or disables SCSI
termination.
-TERMINATION [SHORT - OFF)
RESERVED
SCSI ID
2
n
□ □ □ □ □ □ n n
□ □ □ □ n □ □ □
Q 7 6 5 4 3 2
Short = SCSI Termination OFF: SCSI termination disabled
(factory default setting}.
Open = SCSI Termination ON: SCSI termination enabled.
Note: This information is described in detail earlier
in this chapter under SCSI Termination on
page 13.
Switch 6: Default Sector Size
Set the default sector size for the Drive when the drive is
ON.
Short = 512-byte sector size (required for some UNIX
systems)
Open = 2048-byte (2K) sector size (factory default setting)
For PC systems, the recommended setting is OFF (open).
To confirm which sector size should be used in your
system, refer to your system documentation.
Switch 7 - Disable Eject Button
Specifies if the power is ON to the front panel eject button.
Short = Disables the eject button.
Open = Enables the eject button (factory default setting).
Switch 8 - Reserved
MUST BE SET TO OFF (OPEN)
A WARNING
The short-circuit switches always must be inserted vertically, never horizontally.
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TO INSTALL THE DRIVE
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• Switch oft the power of the personal computer and remove the cover or the front panel.
• Remove the blank panel installed at the front of the 5.25 inch slot.
Installation is not possible when there is no empty slot.
• Install the fixation slide rails on the drive, (If slide rails are required, contact the shop where you bough
the computer or the computer manufacturer.)
• Insert the drive into the slot.
• If fixing is required, fix the drive according to the instruction manual for the computer.
A Use mounting screws with a length of 5 mm or less.
Use of long screws may damage the drive.
A Install the drive after the power supply of the personal computer has been switched
off.
When the mounting screws are loose etc., the vibrations from disc rotation can generate
a ripping noise, so that the screws should be tightened securely.
The drive installation method differs according to the computer type. For details, please
refer to the manuals of your computer.
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