IBM 40/80 GB DLT manual Cables, Address, Illustration Shows how, Holes, Screws

If you choose

the

default

SCSI

address

of

5,

proceed

to

Step

4.

If

you

need

to

change

the

SCSI

address,

use

the

SCSI ID

jumper

block to set your SCSI ID. Remove

and

reposition

jumpers

to

set

the

ID.

If

necessary,

use

a pair

of

flat-nose

pliers

to

remove

the

jumpers.

The

following

illustration

shows how

to

set

the

jumper

block

for

each

ID.

Use

the

jumpers

that

come

with

your

tape

drive.

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Step

4.

Mounting

the

drive

Mount

the

tape

drive;

then

attach

the

SCSI and

power

cables

to

it.

If

there

is

insufficient

working

space

to

attach

the

connectors

after

mounting

the

drive,

attach the

cables

first (see

“Step

5. Attaching

cables”

on

page

1-19). To mount the drive:

1.

Locate

an

available

5.25-inch

bay

or

space

in

your

computer

to

mount

the

tape

drive.

Remove

the

cover

plate

from

the

bay

selected.

Place

the

drive

horizontally

or

vertically.

2.

Align

the

drive-bay screw holes

with

the

threaded

holes

in

the

drive

housing.

When

you

mount

the

tape

drive,

follow

these

guidelines:

Ÿ

Ensure

that

no

objects

such

as

screw

heads,

cables,

or

adjacent

devices

are

pressing

against

the

frame.

Ÿ

Ensure

that

nothing

blocks

the

ventilation

slots

on

the

bottom

and

rear

of the

tape

drive.

3.

Insert

a

screw

through

each

of the drive-bay

holes

into

the

threaded

holes

in

the

drive

and

tighten

the

screws

with

a

screwdriver.

Use

only

the

screws

that

come

with

the

tape drive.

Other

screws

might

be

too

long

and

cause

electrical

shorts.

Step

5.

Attaching

cables

The rear tape drive connections are:

.1/ SCSI cable connector

.2/ Power connector

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