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1c Possible IDE channel locations

There are usually two IDE channels, called the primary and secondary IDE channel, which are either side-by-side or end-to-end as shown in the illustrations below. Look for “pri IDE” and “sec IDE,” written on the motherboard to identify which channel is the primary and which is the secondary. The hard drive is usually connected to the primary IDE channel.

IDE Channels

IDE channels

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Iomega 03798300 owner manual 1c Possible IDE channel locations

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Internal Atapi Drive Table of Contents Welcome to Zip Drive Check system requirements Unpack the Zip Internal Atapi drive Disconnect the computer power cord Watch the instructional videoWrite down the serial number of your Zip Internal Atapi drive for future reference Identifying the computer’s IDE configuration Identify your computer’s IDE configuration Locate the IDE channels using the CD drive1b Locate the IDE channels using the computer’s hard drive Follow these instructions if you were unable to 1c Possible IDE channel locations Determining your computer’s configuration If the hard drive is the only IDE device connected Installation Guide Check the jumper setting on the Zip drive Panel cover Guide Currently connected to your CD drive Slide the Zip drive into the drive bayRemove the IDE Interface cable that is Verify that the jumper on your CD drive is set to Master Secure drive in drive bay Connect an internal computer power supplyCable to the Zip drive Guide Change the jumper setting to Master Locate a vacant 31/2 or 51/4 drive bay May require side rails 2a3 1/2 drive bays only Locate the data cable that comes packaged With the Zip drive. Find the colored stripe orPrint on one side of the data cable showing PIN Zip drive Cable to your Zip drive Internal drive. M Guide If the Iomega software setup program does CD driveNot start automatically, follow these steps Software Additional instructions for your system Windows 95/98 Users Download Software from the Iomega Web Site How to Install Without a CD DriveCreate Install Floppy Diskettes Installation Guide Operating Your Zip Drive Inserting Zip Disks Drive Sleep Disk Eject in Case of Power LossEjecting Zip Disks Compatibility with 100MB Zip Disks Zip Tips Step Backup/Restore RecordIt SoftwareCopy Machine Iomega Tools For information on how to use IomegaWare software Drive Shortcuts Backing Up with Zip Disks Copying Zip Disks Formatting Zip Disks under Windows 95/98 or NT Installing Applications to Zip DisksFormatting Zip Disks Setting Zip Disk Protection under Windows 95/98 and NT Read/Write Protecting Zip Disks What is IDE? What is ATAPI?Jumper Settings How IDE Works Possible System IDE/ATAPI Configurations BIOS/CMOS SupportSlave Drive Master Drive Troubleshooting Green activity light on the Zip drive does not turn on Troubleshooting Data transfer problems or drive operation is erratic Installing the Zip drive changes other drive letters Windows 95/98 Users Troubleshooting You want to use Windows 95/98 DOS mode with your Zip drive How to Get Help Automated Voice Technical Support Automated FAX-back Help 801 778-5763 U.S. & Canada One-on-One Iomega Technical Support Limited Warranty Information Return or RepairProduct Information International Support Numbers Regulatory Information Model Number Z250ATAPI FCC United StatesCanadian Verification CE European Community Visit our web site