Eject Suppression Jumper
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Eject Suppression Jumper
Jumper 6 is used to inhibit the operation of the drive’s EJECT button. When this jumper
is set to ON, the EJECT button will not operate. Set the jumper to OFF to allow the
EJECT button to operate.
The Test Jumper
Jumper 7 should always be set to OFF.
Terminator Power Supply Jumper
Toshiba SCSI CD-ROM drives are capable of supplying power to the terminating
resistors on the SCSI bus. The power supply is set to ON or OFF using this jumper.
According to the SCSI specifications, at least one device on the SCSI bus must supply
terminator power, but other devices on the bus may also supply power. Therefore 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 safe. The outside casing will now either lift
or slide off. Put it safely out of your way so you have room to work.
Find a Free Drive Bay
The internal CD-ROM drive fits into any free half-height drive slot at the front of the
computer. Free drive slots usually have a cover plate of metal or plastic which conceals
the front of the slot. This is sometimes clipped in place, or sometimes fixed with two
screws. Remove the cover plate ready to fit the drive.
