User Manual Rapsody N36
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2. Installation
2.1. Installing a hard disk
You can install any 3.5" SATA and PATA disk in your Rapsody HDD Player. To connect a PATA
HDD just remove the SATA adapter board. There is no restriction to the storage capacity. The
hard disk may be partitioned and formatted prior to installing; this is, however, not essential. It
goes without saying that your guarantee is not affected by a correctly carried out installation; the
devices are intended for this purpose.
Installation
Open the device by first unscrewing the two screws on the sides and three screws on the rear.
You can now slide the cover to the rear and remove it.
N36 with SATA adapter
Connect the power supply as well as the data cable to the hard disk (PATA: which has to be
jumpered as master) and place it in the corresponding frame in the housing. Make sure that the
connecting cables do not get caught underneath the hard disk.
PATA:
SATA:
Now screw 4 screws through the holes in the sides into the corresponding threads on the hard
disk and tighten by hand. One of the threads is rather difficult to reach; for this reason you can
just use three screws to make fixing easier.
Replace the cover and the installation of the hard disk is completed.
See
item 3.4
"Connect PC with Rapsody N36 ".
for further information.
2.2. The remote control unit
The accompanying remote control unit makes using your Rapsody child's play. Using the
remote control in the dark is simplified by its fluorescent keys that glow for a while in the dark.
The acknowledge LED on the front blinks when you send a signal. If the remote control stops
functioning, or if the LEDs do not blink, the batteries in the remote control are probably dead.
They should only be replaced with two leak-proof common micro batteries (AAA).
