User manual LG HMMC096D4A0

[. . . ] This function is not covered in detail in this guide. Refer to the documentation supplied with your sound card. LED Disc Tray The Disc Tray opens and closes automatically when you press the Open/Close button. x When you place a disc in the tray, make sure that the label on the disc is facing upwards. [. . . ] If you are not loading or unloading a disc, the disc tray should remain closed. 3 Device Configuration Jumper Usually, this is a pre-set configuration as illustrated below. CSM SLA 5 Emergency Hole If the disc tray does not open when you press the Open/Close button, insert a small metal rod(an unwound paper clip for example) into this hole to eject the disc. This function should only be performed when the computer is powered OFF. Verify that the setting is as illustrated. If it is not, simply remove the jumper and place it in the correct position. 4 5 Host IDE Interface connector This input/output interface connector is used to connect the 40-pin flat cable from the IDE interface to the CD-ROM drive. 6 Open/Close-Button When in play, press the stop key and when in stop, press open/close key. Power Connector The power connector is a four-conductor male plug. 2 3 System Requirements Before you install the CD-ROM drive, we strongly recommend that you make certain that your set-up meets the system requirements listed below. Installing the Software You can install the device driver for DOS or for Windows. ¡ Do not install DOS Driver when the program of Windows 95/98 is going on. (Remark CD-ROM Driver in the state of CONFIG. SYS. ) Item Type of computer Free expansion unit Disk space MS-DOS version Windows version Description IBM 486SX 20MHz (or higher) with an IDE interface(or a 100% IBMcompatible computer) 5. 25 inch 100KB minimum 5. 0(or higher) 3. 1(or higher) 1 2 3 Turn on your computer and wait for it to boot. Insert the driver disk into a floppy disk drive(usually the A drive). If you are a. . . DOS user Then : x Type a: at the DOS prompt x Press the RETURN key x Access the File Manager x Click on the A icon. x When you are in Windows 95/98, it is not x necessary to install Device Driver. x Whereas, when you are in Dos Mode of x Windows 95/98, then install as follows. If it does not start-up after 60 seconds, verify your AUTOEXEC. BAT file and, if necessary, contact your local computer dealer. The drive may not be installed correctly. If you have installed the CD-ROM drive . . . And the software And have not installed the software Then . . . Install the software following the instructions on page 5. 12cm or 8cm Max. DMA MW2 80ms(typical) 128KB Semiconductor Laser Gear motor Brushless motor Tray Loading, DC motor(Soft Eject) Mode-1 : 1block / 10 bits, Mode-2 : 1 block/10 bits 12 9 70ms(typical) DRIVE PER FORMANCE The disc tray does not open. In the File Manager, the CD-ROM icon does not display. ERROR RATE Indicator(LED) Headphone output Volume control Required power REAR PANEL Interface connector Audio output Jumper block OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Storage area Dimensions GENERAL Net weight RELIABILITY MTBF Disc compartment loading Work area FRONT PANEL Open/Close Busy Stereo Mini - jack (¯ 3, 6 mm) 0. 60 ± 20% (Vrms) 33½ Dial type +5V DC 1. 7A, +12V DC 1. 0A ATAPI Line out 0. 70 ± 20%(Vrms), 47k½ Device configuration jumper Temperature : 5~45 ¡C, Humidity : 8~80% Temperature : -40~60 ¡C, Humidity : 5~90% 149(W) x 42. 5(H) x 200(D)mm (Including bezel) 950g 125, 000 POH(Duty 20%) 30, 000 times I installed the software and rebooted my PC. The CD-ROM drive icon/directory still does not appear. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x When the program of Windows 95/98 is broken up, re-stall it as the computer can not read the program anymore. Verify the connections between the drive and your PC. [. . . ] The CD-ROM drive icon/directory still does not appear. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x When the program of Windows 95/98 is broken up, re-stall it as the computer can not read the program anymore. Verify the connections between the drive and your PC. Check that the 40-pin flat cable is connected to an IDE interface (some PCs are equipped with an SCSI disk interface). [. . . ]