Troubleshooting
Note
For PC/AT compatible machines, recognition of the SCSI card and the
BIOS
The Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) is a basic control program for the data access between a computer and peripheral devices. Generally, the BIOS resides on a computer motherboard, a ROM chip of an extension card, or a flash memory. The BIOS checks the system and recognizes devices (such as serial ports or hard disk controllers) prior to starting up the operating system.
●Is the proper SCSI driver installed?
Be sure that the latest SCSI driver for the SCSI card is installed. For information about the latest SCSI driver for the SCSI card, contact manufacturer of the SCSI card.
●Is the CRW-F1SX drive’s SCSI ID number is different from others?
If SCSI devices other than the
●Is the
If the
●Are the pins of the SCSI connectors damaged?
Check that the pins of the SCSI connectors are not deformed.
●Is the terminator set properly?
Be sure that the terminator of the last device of the SCSI chain is set to ON while the other devices are set to OFF. (P. 14)
If the
4 The disc tray does not open when you press the eject button.
●Is the CRW-F1SX drive turned on? (Does the power LED light?)
Refer to “The
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