the drive as Master, Cable Select or Slave depending on the
configuration of your computer. After you complete this installation,
you may also need to re-configure the computer’s BIOS setup to
make the drive functional in the system.
3. The drive case’s 40-pin IDE cable supports 3.5-inch drives. Attach
the power and IDE cables from the drive case to the drive. The power
connector is “D”-shaped to help orient the connector correctly. The
colored stripe on the IDE cable should be nearest the power connector.
NOTE:
In order to install a 2.5-inch drive, you need a 44-pin-to-40-pin
connector adapter.
4. Carefully position the drive inside the drive case.
5. Secure the drive in place using the supplied mounting screws. Use
the mounting holes on the sides or bottom, depending on the design
of the drive.
6. Slide the drive case cover back on.
The hardware installation is now
complete; the drive case is
ready to use.
