SET THE MASTER / SLAVE JUMPERS
Each hard drive must be configured as either a master or slave device to operate correctly. A jumper is used to configure a pair of connected hard drives to operate in a master/slave relationship. A jumper is a small plastic part that slides over a pair of drive configuration pins. Figure 14 below illustrates the rear panel of a 250 GB hard disk drive and the jumper location.
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Figure 14. Rear View of Hard Disk Drive
1.Set the appropriate jumper connections for each drive using Figure 15 as a guide.
a.Using your fingernails or a pair of tweezers, remove the plastic jumper blocks by pulling them gently away from the drive as shown in Figure 15.
b.Replace the jumper blocks for each drive. Make drive 1 the master and drive 2 the slave.
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