User manual ASUS E45M1-M PRO

[. . . ] Testing jumpers are reserved for manufacturer's internal testing/diagnostic purposes. Installing Your CD-ROM Drive Before installing your CD-ROM Drive into your computer (see Quick Installation Guide for instructions on installing your CD-ROM Drive), set your drive as either the Master or Slave (default) drive by placing the jumper cap on the desired jumper . Slave Drive (Default) Master Drive NOTE: If your computer only allows you to connect a maximum of two devices and you have two hard disks, remove the Slave hard disk--you need the other IDE connector for your CD-ROM Drive. If you only have one hard disk, set your CD-ROM Drive as Slave. If your computer has two IDE connectors and two hard disks installed, either set your CDROM Drive as Master on the secondary IDE connector or remove the Slave hard disk and replace it with your CD-ROM Drive. Refer to your computer's manual for your system's configuration and instructions on hardware installation. ASUS High-Speed CD-ROM Drive User's Manual II. [. . . ] Volume Controls allows you to adjust the volume of your earphones, headphones or powered/self-amplified speakers connected to the Headphones Jack. This control has no effect on the audio output from devices (such as speakers) connected to your sound card. Disc Indicator lights up when there is a disc inside your CD-ROM Drive, otherwise this indicator will not light. This indicator flashes whenever your CD-ROM Drive is busy reading information from your disc or when your drive is in use. Emergency Ejection Hole allows you to manually eject the tray. To manually eject the tray, push gently but firmly the end of a large straightened paper clip about 3 cm (1. 25 inches) into the hole, slightly toward the right. When the tray is released, carefully pull the tray open. (1) Make sure your computer is off before you attempt to manually eject the tray. Otherwise, your CD-ROM Drive may be damaged. (2) Do not force the tray open; wait until the paper clip has dislodged it to be sure you don't break the tray's front. Select Buttons allows you to manually control your audio discs without having to run any software program. (DOS only. ) Cannot detect the CD-ROM Drive (Windows 9x or Windows NT). There are times when Windows cannot detect a new hardware. Install the drivers manually. SOLUTIONS PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION · Start the Add New Hardware wizard by double-clicking My Computer | Control Panel | Add New Hardware and then follow the instructions on your screen. PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS No sound from speakers. Audio cable or speakers are not connected properly. The volume is not adjusted to an audible level. Check that the CD audio cable is connected to the Analog Audio line out connector on the drive and sound card. Check also that the pin definitions of your CDROM Drive and sound card are the same. If not, check with your dealer for a compatible audio cable or ask a qualified technician to adjust the cables to match your CD-ROM Drive's pin definitions. Also, check that the speakers are connected to the correct jack on the sound card. Make sure the volume control is turned up to an audible range. Connect earphones or headphones to the Headphones Jack. [. . . ] Unless your computer dealer installed the driver when you bought it or your motherboard supports Bus Master mode, Windows will not use bus mastering for your CD-ROM Drive. IV. TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM CAUSE ­ Double-click My Computer | Control Panel | System | Device Manager | CD-ROM controllers. If you are using bus master, PCI Bus Master will be displayed. If not and your motherboard has the new PCI controller chipsets from Intel, for example, the 440BX, but does not have a CMOS setting for Bus Master mode, you may have to get the driver from Intel. [. . . ]