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XM-6201B

SCSI CD-ROM Drive

Installation Manual

www.toshiba-teg.com

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Summary of Contents for XM-6201B

Page 1: ...XM 6201B SCSI CD ROM Drive Installation Manual www toshiba teg com ...

Page 2: ...er s Case 9 Find a Free Drive Bay 9 Fit The Drive 10 Connect the Drive to your SCSI Interface Card 10 Connect the Drive to a Power Lead 10 Connect a Sound Cable to your Drive 11 Replace the Computer s Case 11 CD ROM Driver Software 11 DOS and Windows 3 x 11 32 bit Operating Systems 11 Care and Use of Your CD ROM Drive 11 The Controls 12 Operating the Disk Tray 13 Drive Specifications 14 The Audio ...

Page 3: ...ty is assumed however with respect to the use of the information contained herein 1997 Toshiba Europe GmbH Disclaimer This manual has been validated and reviewed for accuracy The included sets of instructions and descriptions were accurate at the time of this manual s production However succeeding CD ROM drives and manuals are subject to change without notification Therefore Toshiba assumes no lia...

Page 4: ...ntiguous blocks such as reference works and games These times are measured in milliseconds msec the lower the figure the better Sustained transfer rate affects applications which read a large amount of data in one go such as when you install software from CD or when you transfer large archived files This speed is measured in kilobytes per second kB sec the higher the figure the better From Audio t...

Page 5: ...enough you notice a degradation in sound or video quality while the computer waits for the next block of data from the CD ROM drive Sometimes the poor data transfer speed can cause synchronisation between audio and video material or between data and graphics to fail Connecting the CD ROM SCSI vs EIDE There are two main ways in which a CD ROM drive can be connected to your computer SCSI Small Compu...

Page 6: ... and close the tray again 4800 Kb per second data access Fast enough for the most demanding application SCSI 2 interface Just set the SCSI ID plug in the drive to an existing SCSI interface card load your drivers and go What Happens Next This manual shows you how to set up and install your CD ROM drive You will need enough room to work and a small cross head screwdriver and enough room to take the...

Page 7: ...rivers for a range of SCSI devices including CD ROM drives You should now Check that you have a SCSI interface card in your computer If you don t have a SCSI interface card you should contact your dealer and obtain one Locate the original disks supplied with the SCSI interface card You will need to load drivers from these disks when the CD ROM drive is fitted NOTE Before you begin installing the C...

Page 8: ... t worry every step of the way is fully explained Read through this whole section covering all of the points above before you make a start The description and diagrams here are based on a typical desk top computer Your computer casing or layout may be different to this If so refer to your computer s user guide for details of fitting additional drives NOTE Before you work through the following step...

Page 9: ...shows the setting for a SCSI ID of 7 this is usually reserved for the SCSI interface card itself The jumper settings for eight possible ID numbers are shown below SCSI ID 7 is usually reserved for the SCSI interface card itself The Parity Jumper This jumper number 4 should be set to OFF Termination Jumper If the drive is one of a series of drives but not the last this jumper number 5 should be set...

Page 10: ...efore the terminator power jumper may always be left in the ON position Remove the Computer s Case Every computer casing is different from every other but the casing is usually attached to the frame by a number of screws at the back Turn the computer s case right around so you can see the back and look for four or six screws around the edge of the casing Remove the screws and put them somewhere sa...

Page 11: ...d red this connects to pin 1 on the plug The corresponding pin 1 on the CD ROM drive s interface connector is next to the drive s power connector Make sure that pin 1 on the plug connects to pin 1 on the drive Carefully push the connector into the socket making sure it fits all the way in Connect the Drive to a Power Lead You should have a small DC power lead inside your computer ready to connect ...

Page 12: ...Software DOS and Windows 3 x Your SCSI interface card should have been supplied with additional driver software for a range of SCSI devices including CD ROM drives Some computers are supplied with a SCSI interface card already fitted If this is the case the SCSI driver software may be in a directory called SCSI or similar on your hard disk or the software may be on a floppy disk supplied with your...

Page 13: ...ve then expects all control including the ability to eject the disk to come from the computer Emergency Eject If the power supply to the drive fails you can still remove the disk from the drive Next to the eject button on the front of the drive is a small opening Insert a pointed instrument a straightened paper clip is ideal into the opening and the disk tray will open The Headphones Socket The he...

Page 14: ...ROM drive is on your desk that no drinks or other delicate objects stand in front of the disk tray To open the disk tray and remove your disk just press the Eject button Loading a Disk After putting a disk into the drive gently push on the front of the open disk tray The tray automatically slides into the drive ...

Page 15: ...k transfer rate Sustained data transfer rate mode 1 Sustained data transfer rate mode 2 Burst SCSI 2 interface 75 blocks s 1X Approx 450 750 blocks s 6 10X Approx 1 035 2 400 blocks s 13 8 32X 150 Kbytes s 1X Approx 900 1 500 Kbytes s 6 10X Approx 2 070 4 800 Kbytes s 13 8 32X 171 Kbytes s 1X Approx 1 026 1 710 Kbytes s 6 10X Approx 2 359 5 472 Kbytes s 13 8 32X 5 Mbytes s async 10 Mbytes s sync 5...

Page 16: ...ck to 60 min 01 sec 74 block more than 100 times Includes positioning setting and latency time Typical value is for the average drive 1 Hard read error rate Byte error rate Allowing 5 retries Mode 1 Less than 10 15 Mode 2 Less than 10 12 2 Mean time between failures 100 000 power on hours 1 Voltage 5V 5 operating 8 start 12V 5 operating 8 start 2 Current typical Idle laser off motor off Continuous...

Page 17: ...and Mounting Points The Audio out Connector The analogue audio output has connector part number 00823031100000 made by Kyocera Elko Corporation Connect only to the matching fitting part number 146 139 7 6 79 2 47 4 193 149 5 4 x M3 4 x M3 41 5 11 5 10 43 ...

Page 18: ...54Z12 GT or equivalent Power Connector The power connector supplies 5V and 12V DC Connect only to the matching fitting part number AMP JAPAN 84172 1 or equivalent The power connector is wired as follows Mounting the XM 6201B The internal drive should be mounted within 20 of the horizontal or within 10 of the vertical The internal drive has 12 screw mounts of size M3 The length of the screw undersi...

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