IBM 37L1388 manual That Uses Integrated Drive Electronics IDE or, Standard, Speed, Second Drive

Installation

guide

(Translated)

Product

description

The IBM

40X-17X

Internal

IDE

CD-ROM

Drive

can

read

a

compact

disc

(CD)

containing

approximately

680

MB

4

of

information.

It

is

designed

for

installation

in a

personal

computer

that

uses

the

integrated

drive

electronics

(IDE) or

the enhanced

IDE

architecture.

The CD-ROM drive delivers

data

up

to

40

times

the

standard

CD-ROM

speed,

delivering

data

at

up

to

6000

KB 5

per

second.

The

drive

reads

compact

discs meeting

the ISO-9660 and High-Sierra

Group

(HSG)

standards.

It

also reads multiple-session,

extended

architecture

(XA)

discs,

such

as

the

Kodak

Photo

CD.

In addition to this book, the option package includes:

40X-17X

Internal IDE CD-ROM

Drive

Two

audio

cables

Four

mounting

screws

(M3

x 5

mm,

slotted)

Two

system

faceplates

40X-17X

Internal

IDE

CD-ROM

Drive

Option

Diskette

IDE

cable

for

connecting two

IDE

devices

Laser Safety Guide for CD-ROMs

Electrical

Safety

Guide

Contact

your

place

of

purchase

if

an

item

is

missing

or damaged.

Be sure to retain

your proof of

purchase. It

might

be

required

to

receive

warranty

service.

The Option Diskette includes installation and support programs, such as:

Installation

programs

for

all

supported

operating

systems

IDE

CD-ROM

device

drivers

Audio CD-player program for

DOS

READ.ME

file

with

additional

installation

information

Diagnostic program

Note:

Before

installing

this

product,

refer

to

theElectrical Safety Guide

included in

this

option

package for

important

safety

information.

You

can

find

information

on

how to

get

help,

technical

support,

and

warranty service

in

Appendix C,

“Help

and

service”

on

page

3-15.

Before

calling

for

technical

support,

refer

to

Appendix

B,

“Problem

solving”

on

page

3-8.

4	MB	equals	approximately	1 000 000 bytes when referring	to storage capacity.
5	KB	equals	approximately	1024 bytes when referring to	data transfer speeds.

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