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HARD DISK SETUP
There are two different methods for hard disk setup. One is
for installing a hard disk inside the personal computer, and
one is for using an external hard disk unit (optional).
When installing a hard disk inside the
personal computer
8 SCSI-ID Setting
Set the SCSI-IDs as shown below. "0" is recommended.
When setting another number and using an optional hard
disk box, make sure that none of the SCSI-IDs are
duplicated.
Note: Set SCSI ID to other than "7".
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SCSI ID=0
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SCSI ID=1
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SCSI ID=2
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SCSI ID=3
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SCSI ID=4
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SCSI ID=5
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SCSI ID=6
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SCSI ID=8
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SCSI ID=9
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SCSI ID=12 :
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SCSI ID=13 :
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SCSI ID=14 :
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Push in the jumper pin here.
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8 Termination Setting
Set the termination as shown below.
Insert jumpers.
J2
J6
Drive
Front
Note: When two hard disks are installed, make their settings
for the SCSI-IDs and terminations the same.
8 Installing the hard disk
Note: Only SCSI hard disk drives with a capacity of 2G or
4G can be installed inside the personal computer.
Operation is not guaranteed if a hard disk with a larger
capacity (for example, 9G) is installed. To install a hard
disk with a larger capacity, use the hard disk box
(optional).
Note: Up to two SCSI hard disks can be installed inside the
personal computer. Operation is not guaranteed if three
or more hard disks are installed. Here, set the same
number for the SCSI-IDs of both hard disks.
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Indicates where jumper
is to be inserted.
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