3.
Ventilation hole
—Do not block the whole by other objects.
4.
Eject button
—push to eject tray.
5.
Emergency eject hole
—insert emergency eject tool, straightened paper clip or other thin,
rigid object to eject the tray if the automatic eject button fails to work.
CAUTION:
THE POWER SUPPLY TO THE COMPUTER MUST BE SWITCHED OFF
BEFORE USING THIS FEATURE.
Figure 4:
Rear panel of the internal TDK DVD-R/RW writer
6.
Analog Audio connector
—produces an analogue stereo signal; use to connect to
soundcard* or audio amplifier with standard MPC-3* type, 4-pin connector.
7.
Jumpers*
—use to select drive operation as an IDE master* or slave* or in cable select*
mode (also see “Setting the writer’s jumpers” for details on how to change the jumpers’
factory settings should this prove necessary).
8.
Cooling fan
—do not block by other objects.
9.
IDE* interface* connector
—connects to IDE* interface* using a 40-pin IDE* flat-ribbon
cable.
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