User manual MAXTOR SCSI HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION GUIDE

[. . . ] NW - No Wide Pins 23-24 are normally open, allowing for 16-bit data transfer. With a jumper added to the pins, negotiations can be limited to 8-bit (narrow) data transfer. SS - Stagger Spin Pins 21-22 - For most configurations this option is not utilized. Most current SCSI host adapters offer a Start Unit command enable or disable, which supersedes the functionality of the SS jumper setting. [. . . ] The jumper pairs will allow configuration of SCSI ID's 0 to 15. All SCSI devices must have an individual ID on the SCSI bus (there is no Master/Slave setting). SCSI ID 7 is usually reserved for the SCSI host adapter. Fault LED and Busy Out Jumpers Typical installations do not require the use of the Fault LED and Busy Out jumpers. The Busy Out signal is usually supplied through the PCI bus to the PC motherboard's Busy indicator LED. If connecting the Busy Out jumper for a drive installed in an external case, please refer to the wiring documentation supplied by the manufacturer of the case. Connection of the Fault LED is not recommended in internal or external installations. Term Power reserved No Wide Stagger Spin Write Protect Busy Out No Connect Force SE Term Power GND GND GND GND +5 V No Connect GND GND Fault LED GND GND GND GND Pin 1 Configure the Drive Jumpers If specific jumper options are needed for your system configuration, refer to the illustrations and definitions provided in this section. SCSI ID Jumper Settings ID Bit O OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ID Bit 1 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ID Bit 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ID Bit 3 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Delay Spin blank SCSI ID Bit 0 SCSI ID Bit 1 SCSI ID Bit 2 SCSI ID Bit 3 Pin 2 Bottom View of Drive (facing printed circuit board) RESERVED FOR SCSI HOST ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Note: Maxtor LVD SCSI drives do not support on-board termination. Maxtor recommends the use of Active LVD terminators and 68-pin twisted pair cabling. SCSI host adapter manufacturers usually supply proper cabling and termination with the purchase of an LVD SCSI host adapter. Attention: The Rear Jumper Option Connector is an OEM specific connector. Most installations will never use the jumper options on this connector. Always configure the drive using the jumpers at the Front Jumper Option Connector. Rear Jumper Option Connector (at 68-pin SCSI connector end of drive) SCSI ID Bit 3 SCSI ID Bit 2 SCSI ID Bit 1 GND +5 V SCSI ID 7 is usually reserved for the SCSI host adapter. No Connect Busy LED 3 Drive Install Installing 5. 25-inch Mounting Brackets If the hard drive will be installed in a 5. 25inch device bay, attach mounting brackets (available separately) to the hard drive as shown in the figure below. Installing Drive Inside of Your Computer System Make sure your computer is powered down before installing the drive. The following illustrations are of typical computer systems and hard drive mounting styles. Your computer may have a different mounting style. Please refer to your computer user manual for more information. Be sure to secure the drive to the device bay with all four screws (included). The drive should be oriented with its printed circuit board facing down. Mounting Screws Mounting Screws Fault LED GND GND SCSI ID Bit 0 Maxtor SCSI drives typically ship from the factory with jumpers set to SCSI ID 6, and termination power jumped. 68 Pin SCSI Connector J1 - 12 Pin 4 Pin Power Option Connector reserved Mounting Bracket Computer with available 3. 5-inch device bay Computer with available 5. 25-inch device bay 4 Cable Hook-up Cable Connections for SCSI Drive Pin 1 68-pin Connector Attach the SCSI and Power Cables If the Maxtor SCSI drive is the only device attached to the SCSI adapter card, attach the drive at the end of the Ultra-2 LVD/SE cable, farthest from the SCSI adapter card. This connector has a beveled edge and will only fit one way. Then attach an external active LVD/SE SCSI terminator. Please refer to the SCSI adapter card user guide for additional recommendations on data cable placement and SCSI termination requirements. Attach a power cable to the power connector on the hard drive. This connector is keyed and will only fit one way. [. . . ] Simply point your web browser to: www. maxtor. com ­ go to the product registration page, and complete the short questionnaire. General Guidelines · DOS/Windows 9X/ME: Use FDISK. EXE to partition and FORMAT. COM to format the drive. · Windows NT/2000: Boot your system from the installation floppy disks provided with the OS to partition and format the drive. If you do not have the original installation floppies, you can create them using your Windows installation CD. · Windows XP: Boot your system from the Windows XP installation CD to partition and format the drive. [. . . ]