MACINTOSH Driver Installation

Chapter 4

 

 

Quick Installation for System 7.0 and above

After launching the PIONEER diskette and making a back up copy, double click on the Installer and the proper files will automatically be installed into System 7.0 & above.

Power-down the Macintosh.

Connect the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer to the Computer

using a Macintosh SCSI cable. Make sure the cable is attached securely.

Set the SCSI ID number on the back of the Changer to a number between 1 and 6.

Place the CD-ROM discs into the magazine label side down.

Insert the magazine into the unit and power-ON the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer.

Restart your Macintosh.

You will see an icon on your desktop for the first CD-ROM disc that is loaded into the Pioneer CD-ROM Changer.

Launch CLD Access from the Control Panels folder and use the ROM Controller

to mount multiple discs. Or click on the icon in the top right corner of the menu bar to select specific CD-ROMs, or to select multi-mount. Multi-mount allows several CD-ROMs to be mounted on the desktop at the same time. NOTE: A CD-ROM Changer must be connected to the computer and powered-ON.

The mounted discs will appear as desktop icons as though there were separate drives. Double click on a CD-ROM icon to open it.

Figure 18 - MACINTOSH - System 7.0 and above QUICK INSTALL

✓NOTE: Updates to the drivers may mean that different files will be on the diskette you receive with your Pioneer CD-ROM Drive. You can download the

most recent version of the Macintosh Drivers, file CDROMXX.CPT, from the Pioneer Bulletin Board. See Appendix F, Pioneer Technical Resource Numbers.

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