ST1.2 Series Installation Guide
ST68022CF, ST68022FX, ST66022CF, ST66022FX, ST64022CF, and ST64022FX
CompactFlash/Flex Interface Disc Drives
Publication Number: 100375653, Rev. A, May 2005
The easiest way to install your ST1.2 Series drive
Many of today’s consumer products, like cameras, notebook computers, MP3 players, printers and more have been designed to make it possible for the end user to use CompactFlash interface devices. Your Seagate® ST1.2 Series drive is designed for such use. Refer to your product’s user manual for the location of the CompactFlash media compartment and the specific instructions regarding insertion and removal of removable media devices like the ST68022CF, ST66022CF and ST64022CF models. Your product manufacturer’s support Web site will have the most up-to-date information. Read and follow all instructions regarding the proper steps to be taken when using your Seagate ST1.2 Series disc drive.
The Seagate ST1.2 Series Flex interface disc drive models, ST68022FX, ST66022FX and ST64022FX, are designed for embedded installation or as a fixed storage solution. Follow the installation instructions provided on this instruction sheet. Your product manufacturer’s support Web site will have the most up-to-date information on installing and removing storage devices. Read and follow all instructions regarding the proper steps to be taken when using your Seagate ST1.2 Series disc drive. It is important to follow the handling precautions and electrostatic discharge protection information below when handling any electronic device. It is always a good idea to back up all your data before installing any new hardware in your computer.
Handling precautions/electrostatic discharge protection
•ST1.2 Series disc drives are fragile. Do not drop or jar the drive. Handle the drive only by the edges or by the finger grip area shown in Figure 1. Keep the device in the packaging until you are ready to install it and between uses to minimize handling damage.
•It may be necessary to turn off the power to the host product during installation. Refer to your product’s user manual for details regarding installation and removal of media devices.
•Do not disassemble the drive. Doing so voids the warranty. See the warranty information on page 2.
•Do not expose the drive to extreme temperatures or humidity conditions.
•Do not apply pressure, write on, or attach labels to the top or bottom of the drive.
•Do not cover or otherwise obstruct the breather hole on the top of the drive. (See Figure 2 and Figure 3)
•Keep the drive away from strong magnetic fields to avoid data loss.
Finger
Grip Area
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| S1.2 CF interface | drive | S1.2 | FX interface drive |
Figure 1 | ST1.2 Series—Finger grip areas | | | |
Drive characteristics | ST68022CF | ST66022CF | ST64022CF |
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Formatted capacity | 8.0 Gbytes | 6.0 Gbytes | 4.0 Gbytes |
Total number of sectors* | 15,625,008 | 11,719,008 | | 7,999,488 |
Cache size | | 2 Mbytes | 2 Mbytes | 2 Mbytes |
| | ST68022FX | ST66022FX | ST64022FX |
Formatted capacity | 8.0 Gbytes | 6.0 Gbytes | 4.0 Gbytes |
Total number of sectors* | 15,625,008 | 11,719,008 | | 7,999,488 |
Cache size | | 2 Mbytes | 2 Mbytes | 2 Mbytes |
*One sector equals 512 bytes.
Note. The Seagate ST1.2 Series CompactFlash disc drive is compatible with the CF+ and CompactFlash Specification 2.0.
Note. The Seagate ST1.2 Series Flex interface disc drive is compatible with the ATA version 7.
Installing your ST1.2 Series CompactFlash model disc drive
Each product, which utilizes CompactFlash storage devices, has its own unique removable media compartment. Refer to the product’s user manual to locate the media compartment and for instructions on removing and installing media devices.
Warning. It may be necessary to turn off the product. Refer to your prod- uct’s operator manual for cautions, warnings and recommenda- tions on the installation and removal of media devices.
Note. This drive is designed for a product that supplies interface signals and +3.3V power through the CompactFlash connector. Refer to your consumer products manual to determine if your Seagate ST1.2 Series disc drive is compatible. See Figure 2 for drive dimensions.
| | Recommended case |
| G | temp. measurement location |
FINGER GRIP | |
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| | F |
Breather Hole | |
Do not cover | |
E | | B |
C
| | Bottom | | | | | | | N | | A |
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H | | | | | | | | | | | K |
L | Top | | | | | | | | | | |
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Pin 1 | | | | | Pin 50 | | |
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| | CF Dimension Table | | | | | |
| | Inches | | Millimeters | | |
| A | 0.197 | ± .004 | | 5.00 | ± .10 | | |
| B | 1.433 | ± .006 | | 36.40 | ± .15 | | |
| C | 1.685 | ± .004 | | 42.80 | ± .10 | | |
| D | 1.015 | ± .003 | 2x 25.78 | ± .07 | | |
| E | 1.152 | ± .010 | | 29.25 | ± .25 | | |
| F | 0.299 | ± .010 | | 7.61 | ± .25 | | |
| G | 0.394 | min | | 10.00 | min | | |
| H | 0.063 | ± .002 | | 1.60 | ± .05 | | |
| J | 0.040 | ± .003 | 2x | 1.01 | ± .07 | | |
| K | 0.039 | ± .002 | | 1.00 | ± .05 | | |
| L | 0.039 | ± .004 | 2x | 1.00 | min | | |
| M | 0.065 | ± .004 | | 1.65 | ± .10 | | |
| N | 0.243 | ± .004 | 2x | 6.16 | ± .10 | | |
Figure 2 ST1.2 Series, CF+ dimensions—end, top, and side views
Installing your ST1.2 Series Flex interface model disc drive
Follow installation instructions for media devices provided in your product’s user manual to determine if your Seagate ST1.2 Series disc drive is com- patible. See Figure 3 for drive dimensions. Follow all handling precautions/ electrostatic discharge protection suggestions when installing any drive.
Follow the precaution when installing and removing your ST1.2 Series Flex interface disc drive:
•Drive electronics are extremely sensitive to static electricity. Caution should be exercised when handling any electronic device. Wear an Elec- trostatic Discharge (ESD) ground strap when integrating the flex cable into host systems. Improper handling may cause ESD damage to the ST1.2 Series disc drive’s electronics.
•Do not bend the cable sharply as this may cause the electrical traces to be broken. See Figure 4.
•When the drive is powered on, do not physically remove the flex cable from the host connector. Power down the system first before removing the drive