XEN OWNER'S HANDBOOK
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Operating the Apricot XEN
Chapter 3
Removing a
1.
Ensure that the computer is turned on (otherwise the
compact disc
E
JECT
button will not work) and that the drive is not
currently in use (the drive’s activity indicator must be
unlit).
2.
Press the E
JECT
button. The drive mechanism disengages
and the caddy is partially ejected from the drive.
The E
JECT
button can be disabled by the software
controlling the CD-ROM drive. In this case pressing
the E
JECT
button will have no effect.
To eject the drawer manually (for example, after a power
failure) you must first ensure that the computer is turned off.
Then insert a thin metal rod (such as an unwound paper clip)
into the emergency eject hole and push hard (see below). The
rod must be at least 35 mm long.
COMPACT
CADDY LOADED
Caring for
Keep CDs and caddies well away from dust and moisture.
compact discs
Avoid touching the surface of the disc; for example, when the
disc is inside a caddy, do not open the shutter manually and
touch the disc. Also, avoid extremes of temperature and
exposure to direct sunlight.
Summary of Contents for XEN Pentium 60
Page 1: ...apricot XEN Pentium 60 66 OWNER S HANDBOOK MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC ...
Page 2: ...Chapter OWNER S HANDBOOK ...
Page 8: ...Chapter CONTENTS ...
Page 12: ...Chapter INTRODUCING THE APRICOT XEN Chapter1 ...
Page 16: ...1 4 XEN OWNER S HANDBOOK Introducing the Apricot XEN Chapter 1 2 1 3 4 5 ...
Page 21: ...Chapter Chapter2 GETTING STARTED WITH THE APRICOT XEN ...
Page 32: ...Chapter Chapter3 OPERATING THE APRICOT XEN ...
Page 53: ...Chapter Chapter4 CARING FOR THE APRICOT XEN ...
Page 60: ...Chapter Chapter5 UPGRADING THE APRICOT XEN ...
Page 83: ...Chapter Chapter6 USING THE SETUP UTILITY ...
Page 94: ...Chapter Chapter7 TROUBLESHOOTING ...
Page 110: ...Chapter AppendixA INSIDE THE APRICOT XEN ...