Figure 4
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Installing The Hard Disk
If you are not familiar with the location of ALL the listed items,
refer to hard disk user's guide / manufacturer before continuing.
Note: Remove any mounting screws that may be on the drive.
Then position the drive into one of the slots in the 7-Bay Tower
by
placing it in from the front as in Figure 4.
Installing The Cables
1) Power Cable: Locate the power connector (male) on the
drive and connect the power cable as in Figure 5.
The power cable should have 7 end connections; 1 for each
drive. If for some reason you do not have 7 connections,
They may be chained together incorrectly. To chain them
properly refer to Figure 5.
2) SCSI Cable: Locate the SCSI Cable and connect these in
order starting with the bottom drive as shown in Figure 5.
3) SCSI ID Cable: Because drives vary, refer to Figure 6 to
connect the SCSI properly.
Note: If the SCSI ID cable supplied is not compatible with
the drives jumper pin setup, you will need the universal
SCSI ID cable kit (DataStor PN: 089011).
Finishing The Installation
1) Check the drive to make sure it is properly in position. Now
replace the mounting screws and fasten the drive to the rack.
Note: If you are installing a 3.5" drive you will need 5.25"
conversion brackets (DataStor PN: 104437).
2) Starting from the back of the tower, slide the cover slowly
over the enclosure, being careful not to pinch any wires. Notice
there are metal flaps on the fron cover. Position these flaps so
they slide under the fron panel of the enclosure.
3) Check over the enclosure to make sure the cover is
completely on. Now replace the screws into the back panel to
secure the cover.
Figure 5
Back Of Drive
Back Of Drive
SCSI Cable
Power Cable
Insert Drive From Front
Figure 6
Ground .1"
3-pin .1"
Red
=
Ground
Orange =
8-Signal
Yellow =
4-Signal
Green =
2-Signal
Blue =
1-Signal
Internal SCSI ID
Cabling
8-signal .1"
8-signal 2mm
Ground 2mm
3-pin 2mm
SCSI ID
Switch plug
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