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ATAPI IDE CD-ROM DRIVE IDE CD-ROM ATAPI Installations-Handbuch Installazione Orizzontale E Verticale E Installazione Orizzontale ® ´ FX2400.2 20.10.2000 10:05 Uhr Seite 19 ATAPI IDE CD-ROM DRIVE Installation Manual ENGLISH Atapi CD-ROM FX2400.2 20.10.2000 10:05 Uhr Seite 20 Table of Contents Introduction ...............................................................................21 Product Description ...................................................................22 ENGLISH Safety Information Disk Usage Precautions..........................................................23 Disk Handling Precautions.....................................................23 CD-ROM Drive Parts and Functions Front View ..............................................................................24 Rear View................................................................................25 Installation..................................................................................26 CD-ROM Drive Installation ....................................................27 Integration of the CD-ROM Into Your Operating System......28 Troubleshooting.........................................................................30 Support Hotline .........................................................................31 Glossary.......................................................................................32 Appendix ...................................................................................34 ATAPI CD-ROM 20 FX2400.2 20.10.2000 10:05 Uhr Seite 21 Introduction Thank you for purchasing a MITSUMI CD-ROM drive. This installation manual should help you with the installation of your CD-ROM drive. You can find the technical specifications for your drive and the numbers to call up our Support Hotline in the Specifications (Datacard). In the same way as driving a car, the installation of a CD-ROM drive is not a big challenge, but you should know some basic things before you start, just like when driving. We have put together a few questions which you should be able to answer ENGLISH easily if you want to install the drive yourself. • Do you know about problems with electrostatic discharge in connection with computer peripherals? • Do you understand what is meant by a „jumper“? Do you know what a jumper is used for? • Do you know about the different types of ribbon cables used in your PC (36-, 40-, 50-pin)? • Do you know about the terms „Primary“, „Secondary“, „Master“ and „Slave“ in connection with IDE drives? The glossary given in this manual should be able to make clear these points for you. If not, it is best to leave the installation of your CD-ROM drive to an expert. If problems do arise during installation, then please call up our Support Hotline at the numbers given in the list. Help on basic problems, such as the installation of Windows 95, the installati- on of sound cards from various manufacturers, or any software and hardware from other manufacturers, is not part of the help available from the Mitsumi hotline, since in most cases we do not have the necessary documentation. ATAPI CD-ROM 21 FX2400.2 20.10.2000 10:05 Uhr Seite 22 Product Description Please contact your dealer if any of these items are missing. Datacard 4 mounting screws ENGLISH (M3, max. 5 mm) • Zugriffszeit (1/3 Hub) .................................................... ≥ 120 ms • Elektronisches Frontlade-Schubfach Form 1 und 2, CD-i (Green Book), Video CD (White Book), • Datenübertragungsrate ............................... 1.800 ~ 2.400 kB/s • CD-ROM-System ohne Caddy für erhöhte Anwender- Multisession, Orange Book Teil II (nur Lesen), CD Plus, CD • Cache ................................................................................. 256 kB freundlichkeit Extra • MTBF ....................................................................... ≥ 50.000 Std. • Doppelter Staubschutz • Einfacher Anschluß an bestehendes standard oder enhanced • Windows ‘95 kompatibel • Kopfhöreranschluß mit Lautstärkeregler auf der Frontplatte IDE Interface • Treiber für DOS®, WINDOWS 3.1®, • ATAPI Audiobuchse (Audiokabel ATAPI auf SoundBlaster • Secondary IDE Interface MITSUMI „MTM-2183“ (mit Audio- • Treiber in Windows NT 3.5 enthalten Standardstecker ist im Lieferumfang enthalten) Ausgang) ist bei Bedarf optional bei Ihrem Händler erhältlich • Treiber für OS/2 Warp • Folgende Standards werden erfüllt: High Sierra, ISO 9660, • FCC, UL, CSA, und CE geprüft (BMPT Amtsblattver- • Horizontaler und vertikaler Einbau möglich CD-DA, CD-ROM Mode 1 und 2 (Yellow Book), CD-ROM XA fügung 243/1991) • Access Time (1/3 stroke) .............................................. ≥ 120 ms • Electric Frontload Tray Multisession, Orange Book Part II (read only), CD Plus, CD • Data Transfer Rates .................................. 1,800 ~ 2,400 kB/sec • Caddyless CD-ROM system for increased convenience Extra • Buffer (cache) ..................................................................... 256 kB • Double dustproof system • Easy installation using existing standard IDE interface or • MTBF ............................................................................ ≥ 50,000 h • Headphone connector on front panel with volume control enhanced IDE interface • Windows ‘95 compatible • ATAPI audio connector (Audiocable with Soundblaster • Secondary IDE interface MITSUMI „MTM-2183“ (with audio • Driver for DOS®, WINDOWS 3.1®, standard connector included) output) optionally available at your dealer • Driver included with Windows NT 3.5 • Compatible with following standards: High Sierra, ISO 9660, if requested • Driver for OS/2 Warp CD-DA, CD-ROM Mode 1 and 2 (Yellow Book), CD-ROM XA • FCC, UL, CSA, and CE approved • Mounting horizontal and vertical Form 1 and 2 , CD-i (Green Book), Video CD (White Book), • Temps d'accès (1/3 de course) ................................... ≥ 120 ms • Tiroir en face avant commandé électriquement Vidéo CD (White Book), Multisession, Orange Book partie II • Vitesse de transfert des données ............... 1.800 ~ 2.400 kB/s • Système de CD-ROM sans caddy, plus convivial (seulement lire), CD Plus, CD Extra • Cache ................................................................................. 256 kB • Double protection anti-poussière • Installation aisée en utilisant votre Carte IDE ou ATAPI • MTBF ............................................................................ ≥ 50.000 h • Prise cascque sur la face avant avec contrôle de volume • Une carte IDE secondaire „MTM-2183“ (avec Sortie Audio) est • Compatible Windows ‘95 • Connecteur audio répondant aux spécifications ATAPI et disponible optionellement chez votre revendeur • Pilote pour DOS®, WINDOWS 3.1®, SoundBlaster • Approuvé par FCC, UL, CSA et CE • Pilote inclus dans Windows NT 3.5 • Compatibles avec les formats suivants: • Pilote pour OS/2 Warp High Sierra, ISO 9660, CD-DA, CD-ROM Mode 1 et Mode 2 • Montage: horizontal et vertical (Yellow Book), CD-ROM Forme XA 1 et 2, CD-i (Green Book), • Tempo di accesso (1/3 di corsa) ................................. ≤ 120 ms • Sistema CD-ROM senza caddy per una maggiore semplicità Multisession, Orange Book Parte II (solo lettura), CD Plus, • Velocità di trasmissione dati ....................... 1.800 ~ 2.400 kB/s d´uso CD Extra • Cache ................................................................................. 256 kB • Doppia protezione antipolvere • Attacco semplice all´interfaccia standard esistente oppure • MTBF ........................................................................ ≥ 50.000 ore • Attacco per cuffia con regolatore di volume sul pannello all ´interfaccia arricchita IDE • Compatibile con Windows ´95 frontale • Se necessaria si può acquistare presso il Suo rivenditore • Eccitatore per DOS®, WINDOWS 3.1.® • Presa audio ATAPI ( è compreso nel volume di fornitura un un ´interfaccia secondaria IDE MITSUMI „MTM-2183“ (con • Eccitatore compreso in Windows NT 3.5. cavo audio ATAPI su spina standard SoundBlaster) uscita audio) 4-pin audio cable • Eccitatore per OS/2 Warp • Vengono rispettati i seguenti standard: High Sierra, ISO • FCC, UL, CSA e CE collaudati (BMPT gazzetta ufficiale • E´possibile un ´installazione orizzontale e verticale 9660, CD-DA, CD-ROM Mode 1 e 2 (Yellow Book), CD-ROM 243/1991) • Cassetto elettrico a caricamento frontale XA Form 1 e 2, CD-i (Green Book), Video CD (White Book), • Tiempo de acceso (1/3 carrera) .................................. ≤ 120 ms • Bandeja frontal eléctrica forma 1 y 2, CD-i (Green Book), Video CD (White Book), • Gado de capacidad • Sistema CD-ROM sin caddy para una mayor facilidad del Multisession, Orange Book parte II (sólo leer), CD Plus, CD de transmisión de datos .............................. 1.800 ~ 2.400 kB/s uso Extra • Cache ................................................................................. 256 kB • Protección doble contra el polvo • Conexión sencilla con el interfaz IDE existente, estándar o • MTBF .................................................................... ≥ 50.000 horas • Conector para auriculares con regulador de volumen en enhanced • Compatible con Windows ´95 el panel frontal • Secondary IDE Interface MITSUMI „MTM-2183“ (con salida • Gestor para DOS®, WINDOWS 3.1.® • Conector hembra de audio ATAPI (cable audio ATAPI con audio) disponible bajo demanda en su comercio especializado • Gestor contenido en WINDOWS NT 3.5. conector estándar SoundBlaster contenido en el suministro) • Verificado por FCC, UL, CSA y CE (BMPT Boletín Oficial • Gestor para OS/2 Warp • Se cumplen los estándares siguientes: High Sierra, ISO 9660, 243/1991) • Instalación horizontal y vertical es posible CD-DA, CD-ROM Mode 1 y 2 (Yellow Book), CD-ROM
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