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Quick Installation Guide
Hitachi Deskstar 7K1000.B
and Deskstar E7K1000.B
Models:
HDT721010SLA360
HDT721075SLA360
HDT721064SLA360
HDT721050SLA360
HDT721032SLA360
HDT721025SLA380
HDT721016SLA380
HDE721010SLA330
HDE721075SLA330
HDE721050SLA330
System Requirements for Serial ATA
The following are needed to install a Serial ATA
(SATA) drive to a system:
•
SATA capable motherboard or controller card
•
SATA hard drive
•
SATA cable (1 meter or less in length)
Handling precautions
Set the drive down gently to prevent damage
from impact or vibration.
Do not open the ESD bag containing the drive
until needed.
Handle the drive carefully by the edges. Do not
touch the exposed printed circuit board or any
electronic components.
Do not press on the top or bottom of the drive.
Before handling the drive, discharge any static
electricity from yourself and your clothing. With
one hand, touch an unpainted metal surface on
your computer chassis, then touch the ESD bag
with the other hand. Remain in contact with the
chassis and the bag for a minimum of two
seconds.
Quick installation procedure
Note: Back up all data before installing drive.
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Unplug the computer.
3. Remove the computer cover as instructed by
the computer system manual.
4. Discharge static electricity (see Handling
precautions).
5. Note the mounting position of existing drives
and cables. If you are replacing a drive or any
cable, remove it now.
6. Remove the drive from the ESD bag.
7. Record the model, the part number, and the
serial number of the drive for future reference.
8. Attach the Serial ATA cable to the drive. Match
key on cable to connector on drive
Mounting instructions
Note: The mounting hole and connector locations are
shown in figures 1 and 2.
1. Mount the drive securely.
2. Verify all attachments.
3. Replace the computer cover.
4. Plug in the computer.
5. Turn on the computer.
6. Verify that the hard disk is recognized by the
BIOS and is reporting the full capacity of the
drive. Instructions for accessing your BIOS can
be found in the computer system manual or in
the motherboard manufacturer documentation.
If the drive is
not recognized in the BIOS, set
