Grass Valley Profile CD-ROM Drive - Manual (Page 50)

PDR100 Troubleshooting
50 CD-ROM Instructions
Checking the CD-ROM Device Status In Windows NT 4.0
To check the CD-ROM device status:
1. Start Control Panel by selecting Start | Settings | Control Panel .
2. Double-click on the Devices icon.
3. Scroll down in the list to Cdrom and verify that start-up is set to System . If it is
not set correctly, perform the following:
a. Select Cdrom , then click the Start-up button.
b. Select the System option.
c. Click OK , then Close.
4. Shutdown and restart Windows NT.
If this procedure did not correct the problem, the PDR100 parallel port may not be
enabled. Continue with “Checking the Parallel Port Status”.
Checking the Parallel Port Status
Use the following procedures to determine if the parallel port is enabled.
Procedures are included for Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0. Use one of the following
procedures to check the parallel port status.
Checking the Parallel Port Status In Windows NT 3.51
To check the parallel port status:
1. Open the Administrative Tools group.
2. Double click the Windows NT Diagnostics icon.
3. Click IRQ/Port Status button.
4. Scroll through the Ports list and verify the parallel port is listed as follows:
0x378 0x3 \Device\Parallel\Port0
If the parallel port address does not appear in the list, you must verify the
parallel port configuration using “Verifying the Parallel Port Configuration”
on page 52.