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JUMPER DESCRIPTIONS

This section lists and describes all jumper settings for the WD1009V.

CHANGING THE CONFIGURATION

In order to change the jumper configuration, you may require a jumper shunt for each 
setting you plan to change. Jumper shunts are small plastic brackets that fit over the 
jumper pins. These shunts may be purchased from a computer supply store. 

To change the jumper configuration:

1. Refer to Table 1 to determine your configuration.

2. To install a jumper shunt, place the shunt over the pins specified in Table 1.

3. Push the shunt into place until it is flush against the base of the jumper block.

W2 JUMPER - FLOPPY CABLE TYPE FOR THREE FLOPPY DRIVES

The W2 jumper specifies the type of floppy cable you are using in your installation if you 
are installing a third floppy drive. If you have the WD1009V-SE1 hard drive- only controller,
there are no jumper pins to configure at this location. If you are installing one or two floppy 
drives, do not change the default setting.

The default setting is a jumper installed on pins 2-3, which enables an end-twisted floppy 
cable for three drives. Remove the jumper shunt from pins 2-3 and install it on pins 1-2 if 
you are using a center-twisted floppy cable for three floppy drives. If you are unsure of the 
type of cable you are using, refer to the Introduction to determine your cable type.

W3 JUMPER - FLOPPY DRIVE TYPE

This jumper applies to the WD1009V-SE2 Controller. This option allows you to configure 
the controller for AT- or PS/2-type, 3 1/2", 1.44MByte floppy drives. The default jumper 
setting is a jumper shunt installed on pins 1-2 to select an AT-type floppy drive (3 1/2" 
1.44MByte). Remove the jumper shunt from pins 1-2 and install it on pins 2-3 to designate 
a PS/2-type floppy drive (3 1/2" 1.44MByte).

W4 JUMPER - EISA CONTROLLER ENABLE OPTION

This jumper determines how you want the controller enabled in an EISA system. The 
default setting for W4 is no jumper shunt installed. This enables the WD1009V Controller 
at all times. Install a jumper shunt on pins 1-2 to allow the EISA host to enable or disable 
the WD1009V Controller. Leave this jumper off if you are working in an ISA system.

W5 JUMPER - ESDI DRIVE AND BIOS OPTIONS

The W5 jumper block allows you to configure a number of important options, some of 
which are dependent on your hard disk configuration or operating system capabilities. The 
default setting for all W5 jumpers is no jumper shunt installed. You may need to refer to 
your hard disk drive or operating system documentation in order to correctly set the 
controller card.

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Summary of Contents for WD1009V-SE2

Page 1: ...Jumper closed ÜÜ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ Figure 1 WD1009V Controller ÚÄLEDÄÄÄÄÄÄÄDRIVE 1ÄÄÄÄDRIVE 0ÄÄÄÄWINCHESTERÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄFLOPPYÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ J6 1 J3 1 J4 1 J5 1 J3 W2 ÜÜ W3ÜÜ W4 W5 W6 1 1 ÛÛÛ U51 W7 ÜÜ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ ËËËËËËËËËËÚ ËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËËÚÄÄÙ ºººººººººº ººººººººººººººººººººººººº Jumper closed ÜÜ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ Figure 2 WD1009V ...

Page 2: ...d adaptive look ahead caching enabled 11 12 o o Primary BIOS address C800 0 13 14 o o 1009V BIOS enabled 15 16 o o 17 18 o o ÁÄ IRQ14 19 20 o o DMA channel 6 21 22 o o Primary hard drive address 1F0 1F7 23 24 o o Hard drive controller enabled Jumper W6 1 2 o o Enabled floppy controller 3 4 o o DMA channel 2 5 6 o o Primary floppy drive address 3F0 3F7 7 8 o o Single Speed 1 2 MB 5 25 floppy drive ...

Page 3: ... 11 12 ÜÜ Secondary BIOS address CC00 0 13 14 ÜÜ 1009V BIOS disabled 15 16 ÜÜ ÜÜ o o 17 18 ÜÜ ÁÄ IRQ11 o o ÁÄ IRQ12 or ÜÜ ÁÄ IRQ15 19 20 ÜÜ DMA channel 7 21 22 ÜÜ Secondary hard drive address 170 177 23 24 ÜÜ Hard drive controller disabled Jumper W6 ÜÜ Disabled floppy controller ÜÜ DMA channel 3 ÜÜ Secondary floppy drive address 370 377 ÜÜ Dual Speed 1 2 MB 5 25 floppy drive Jumper W7 o o EISA Aut...

Page 4: ...py cable for three floppy drives If you are unsure of the type of cable you are using refer to the Introduction to determine your cable type W3 JUMPER FLOPPY DRIVE TYPE This jumper applies to the WD1009V SE2 Controller This option allows you to configure the controller for AT or PS 2 type 3 1 2 1 44MByte floppy drives The default jumper setting is a jumper shunt installed on pins 1 2 to select an ...

Page 5: ...the primary or secondary BIOS address Leave the pins open to select the primary BIOS address C800 0 If a BIOS address conflict exists install a jumper shunt on pins 11 12 to select the secondary BIOS address CC00 0 WD1009V BIOS PINS 13 14 allow you to enable or disable the WD1009V BIOS You most likely want to enable the WD1009V BIOS which is the default setting pins 13 14 open If you want to disab...

Page 6: ... 2MByte floppy drives Leave pins 7 8 open to designate a single speed 1 2MB 5 1 4 drive Install a jumper shunt over these pins to designate a dual speed 1 2MB 5 1 4 floppy drive W7 JUMPER EISA AUTOCONFIGURATION The W7 jumper allows you to enable or disable the EISA Auto configuration feature of your EISA enhanced version of the WD1009V Controller Refer to the Introduction to identify if your WD100...

Page 7: ...expansion slots a motherboard expansion slot and a vertical side mounted expansion slot In this installation the motherboard is located beneath the expansion slot area and the cards are seated on the motherboard Slimmer systems may have side mounted vertical expansion slots Once you locate the desired expansion slot remove the expansion slot cover by loosening the screw that holds the cover in pla...

Page 8: ...sure that the drives are installed properly before connecting them to the WD1009V Controller To connect the floppy drives to the controller 1 Be sure the drives are properly cabled together with the daisy chain cable when installing two or more floppy drives 2 Connect the 34 pin floppy cable connector from the floppy drives to the J1 connector Be sure to align pin 1 on the floppy cable connector t...

Page 9: ...You now need to prepare the drives for use by performing some setup routines PREPARING THE WD1009V FOR USE Your drive needs to be prepared for use You will need your operating system diskettes for this phase of installation This section describes the disk preparation procedures for your system using the WD1009V BIOS routine and DOS operating system If you are using a different operating system ref...

Page 10: ...lation If only numbers are displayed in place of the drive parameters and Main Menu the drive select or cable connections may be wrong If this occurs you need to check your drive configuration and installation Make sure the drive select is correct for the type of cables used Also be sure that pin 1 on each cable is properly connected to pin 1 on the drive and controller connectors SET UP PROCEDURE...

Page 11: ...rs on the ESDI disk drive automatically or by hand To create the defect table and mark all bad sectors on the drive automatically 1 Press 3 from the Main Menu 2 Enter the drive number 3 The following prompt asks if you are sure you want to perform this operation since files will be written over Enter a Y to continue The defect table is automatically generated based on the drive manufacturer s defe...

Page 12: ... confirm the selection Be sure to allow at least a few hours for this operation to complete SHOW CONFIGURATION INFORMATION Press 7 to display the Configuration menu This menu allows you to display the controller or drive configuration information Enter your selection from this menu by pressing the desired number The configuration information displays on screen This information can also be accessed...

Page 13: ... display a help screen that lists and briefly describes the BIOS set up options SHOW CONFIGURATION Press 2 from the BIOS Menu to list the configuration information for the drive or the controller WESTERN DIGITAL INT 13 BIOS Press 3 from the BIOS Menu to enable or disable the WD1009V BIOS INT 13 handler The INT 13 handler allows the use of Block Mode EISA DMA for the EISA enhanced version of the WD...

Page 14: ...ive Translation Tables The following five choices are offered to provide flexibility for your operating system and drive configuration We recommend you use the third table for ESDI drives with less than 528Mbytes and the fifth table for drives over 528Mbytes If you select the fifth table you must enable WD1009V BIOS INT 13 Refer to BIOS Setup Options for more information The first table lists the ...

Page 15: ...creen to partition your ESDI drives Be sure to make the boot partition the active partition in order to boot from your hard drive For more information on partitioning and Fdisk refer to your operating system documentation HIGH LEVEL FORMATTING High level formatting installs the operating system and prepares your disk to accept files To perform a high level format 1 Reboot from a bootable diskette ...

Page 16: ...ctly Re read the installation instructions provided in this manual to be sure that you followed all installation procedures Refer to your system documentation and Preparing The WD1009V For Use to be sure you correctly followed set up partitioning and formatting procedures Check the hardware installation of your system Check the following Are the cables correctly connected Did you use the correct c...

Page 17: ...ation capable version While either version of the WD1009V may be used in an EISA or ISA system only the enhanced version is capable of EISA Auto configuration To determine if you have the enhanced version check location U51 on the controller If there is a chip present you have the enhanced version capable of EISA Auto configuration Figure 2 shows the WD1009V with the chip installed at location U51...

Page 18: ...in Installing The WD1009V Controller Connect two drives to each controller When preparing and installing the controllers and drives in your system you need to determine which controller will be designated as the second controller Configure the second controller to the secondary I O Address and DMA channel Also configure the second controller with a different IRQ address The BIOS and floppy control...

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