IBM 09N4076 drive, Installing, port, Step, Selecting, pins, Part 1 Installation and usage guide

.3/	Configuration		pins
These	pins	are	used	to	set	the	drive	configuration.
.4/	IDE	connector
This	port	connects		the	CD-RW	drive	to	the	IDE cable.
.5/	DC-power		connector
This	port	connects		the	CD-RW	drive	to	the	computer power supply cord.

Installing

the

drive

Follow

these

steps

to

install

the

CD-RW

drive

into

your

computer.

Step

1.

Opening

the

computer

1.

Turn

off

the

computer

and

all

attached

devices.

2.

Unplug

the

power

cords

for

the

computer

and

all

attached

devices.

3.

Remove

the

cover

from

the

computer.

Step

2.

Unpacking

the

drive

1. Before opening the antistatic

bag

that

the

drive

is

packed

in,

touch

it

to

an

unpainted

metal

surface

for

at

least

two

seconds.

This

drains

the

static

electricity

from

the

package

and

your

body.

2.

Remove

the

drive

from

the

bag.

If

you

must

put

the

drive

down,

place

the

antistatic

bag

on

a

flat

padded

surface,

such

as

a

magazine,

and

place

the

drive

on

the

antistatic

bag.

Step

3.

Selecting

an

IDE

port

Newer computers typically have two

IDE

ports,

each

of

which

can

support

two

devices.

Typically,

the

IDE

port connected

to

your

hard

disk

drive

is

the

primary

IDE

port.

The

other

IDE

port

is

the

secondary

port.

The

IDE

port

and

the

cable

position

that

you

select

determine

which

configuration

jumper

setting

you

use

for

the

drive.

Ÿ

If

you

have

two

IDE

ports,

connect the CD-RW drive

to

the

secondary

IDE

port

on

your

system

board

or

IDE

adapter.

If

the

CD-RW

drive

is the only device on

the

secondary

IDE

port,

use

the

master

configuration

setting.

If

the

CD-RW

drive

is

the

second

device

on

the

secondary

port,

use

the

subordinate

(or

slave)

configuration

setting.

Ÿ

If

you

must

attach

the

CD-RW

drive

to

the

primary

IDE

port

(the

same

port as a

hard

disk

drive

or

other

fast

device),

use

the

subordinate

setting

for

the

CD-RW

drive

and

the

master

setting

for

the

faster

device.

In

some

instances, you

might

need

to

change

the

hard

disk

drive

configuration

setting

to

master-with-subordinate-present when

attaching

a

subordinate

device

on

the

same

cable.

For

further

information

on

setting

configuration

jumpers

on

other

devices,

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