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Appendix E
E-2
Installing a IDE Hard Disk or CD-ROM Drive:
In the Standard CMOS Setup Menu ,
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Primary means the first IDE channel or port on the main board, that is,
connector IDE1 on our main board.
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Secondary means the second IDE channel or port on the main board, that
is, connector IDE2 on our main board.
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Two IDE devices can be connected to the each IDE channel:
One must be set to Single or Master. The other must be Slave.
IDE devices are connected through 40-pin ribbon cable. There are three
connectors on the cable. One end must be connected to the Main Board, the
other two can connect up to two IDE devices. The red line on the ribbon
cable must be lined up with pin 1 on the connectors. You must setup each
IDE device with proper jumpers unless you use special cable to select the
Mater or Slave. The bootable IDE Hard Drive is usually set to Master.
Please refer to the hard disk drive manual for the jumper setting.
Installing one HDD :
Be sure that your hard disk drive is set at Master. Actually, most hard disk
drives are set at Master as a default, so you don
’
t need to adjust any setting.
Just connect one end of the 40 pin cable on the drive connector, and the other
end to connector IDE1 on the main board.
Installing one HDD + one CD-ROM drive:
Method 1: Set the HDD at Master, and the CD-ROM drive at Slave.
Connect one connector of the 40-pin cable to the hard disk, another
one to the CD-ROM drive, and the other end to connector IDE1
on the main board.
Method 2: Set the HDD as Master and connect one end of the 40-pin cable to
the HDD, and the other end to connector IDE1 on the main board.
You can ignore the setting of the CD-ROM drive, just connect one
end of the 40-pin cable to the CD-ROM drive, and the other end
to connector IDE2 on the main board.
We recommend you use this kind of connection, which has no
influence on HDD speed.