jumper.)
Before DVD PRO I Installation How to Install the DVD PRO I
A
Hard disks connected as Master and
Slave devices on primary IDE port;
CD-ROM connected as Master
device on secondary IDE port.
Remove the CD-ROM drive, change
it to Slave, and re-connect it to the
secondary IDE port.
Set the
DVD PRO I
mode jumper to
Master, and connect the
DVD PRO I
as Master device to the secondary
IDE port.
NOTE:
Configuration A can make it very difficult to write from the
CD-ROM to the
DVD PRO I
at 12X using “on-the-fly” copying. System
configuration and performance will make a big difference. Depending on how
fast the CD-ROM drive can stream data to the
DVD PRO I
, it may not be fast
enough to constantly have the buffer full. In this case, the buffer may become
empty and a buffer underrun error may happen. With the BURN-Proof
technology of your
DVD PRO I
you could still make successful copies if you use
software that supports BURN-Proof. If you still have
problems writing with this configuration, use the image writing method or record
at lower speed for best results. We also recommend that DMA be enabled on
your computer, if your system supports it.
Figure 6. How to Install the DVD PRO I If Your Computer Is Originally Set Up in
Configuration A
Before DVD PRO I Installation How to Install the DVD PRO I
B
Hard disk connected as Master
device, and CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
drive connected as Slave on the
primary IDE port; nothing connected
to secondary IDE port.
Set the DVD PRO I’s mode jumper to
Master, and connect the DVD PRO
as Master to secondary IDE port.
