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• Set jumpers JP1 and JP7 or JP2 and JP8 to the appropriate settings. Please see SSD
Jumpers on page 102.
• Install the memory devices into the correct socket.
• Reboot the cpuModule. The SSD should appear as the next available drive in your
system.
• Format the SSD using the DOS format command.
• If you wish to boot from the SSD, run Setup again and set the boot device to SSD.
Installing a Conventional SSD using Intel 12-volt Flash or AMD 5-volt Flash
Intel 12-volt Flash EPROMs and AMD 5-volt Flash can be programmed either directly on the cpu-
Module or externally. If you wish to program Flash EPROMs externally, follow the steps listed for
programming EPROMs. Otherwise, follow the steps below.
To program these Flash EPROMs on-board, the procedure is:
• Apply power to the cpuModule and run Setup.
• If you are using the device in socket U1, set SSD Device in U1 to the appropriate
device type.
• If you are using the device in socket U2, set SSD Device in U2 to the appropriate
device type.
• Set SSD Window to a value which will not conflict with other hardware or software.
• Save your changes and exit Setup.
• Turn off the cpuModule.
• Set jumpers JP1 and JP7 or JP2 and JP8 to the appropriate settings. Please see SSD
Jumpers on page 102.
• Install the memory devices into the correct sockets.
NOTE! If you wish to make the SSD bootable, you must format it using the /s
switch of the format command. Refer to your DOS manual for more
information on format.
When using the MS-DOS format command, always specify a size
parameter. RTD recommends formating all devices as 1.44 MB drives.
format A: /f:1.44M
NOTE! The memory window selected for DOC must not be used by any other
program or hardware device. Make sure this window is not in use by
EMM386 or another memory manager, or an SSD, Ethernet card,
PCMCIA card, etc.