Plextor 6Plex PX-63CS, Operation Manual

Page 1: ...CD ROM Drive Operation Manual PX 63CS Internal CD ROM Drive PX 65CS External CD ROM Drive...

Page 2: ...M Drive Using other signal cables may exceed the limits of the Class B Part 15 of the FCC Rules Any changes or modifications should be approved by the party responsible for compliance of FCC Rules oth...

Page 3: ...CD ROM DRIVE PX 63CS Internal PX 65CS External...

Page 4: ...her Plextor Corp reserves the right to revise this manual and to make changes in its content without obligation to notify any person or organization of such revision or change This manual is copyright...

Page 5: ...rive Features 9 PX 63CS Internal Drive Front Panel 9 Rear Panel 10 PX 65CS External Drive Front Panel 11 Rear Panel 12 6 Drive Switch Jumper Dial Settings 13 PX 63CS Internal Drive 14 SCSI ID Number 1...

Page 6: ...2 38 Windows NT 3 1 40 11 Using CD ROM Discs and Caddies 42 Inserting the Disc into a Caddy 42 Loading the Caddy into the Drive 43 Removing the Caddy from the Drive 44 Cleaning the Disc 44 12 How To...

Page 7: ...lly install and operate your drive However if you run into a problem CALL US see Chapter 14 for the different ways you can contact us The call is toll free You will be connected to our friendly helpfu...

Page 8: ...party PLEASE NOTE A security sticker was applied to the top of your box The contents of your box were carefully checked before this sticker was applied If it was cut before you purchased the box you...

Page 9: ...e rails with 4 chrome and 4 black screws X X Caddy X X Plextor Device Driver floppy disk software manual X X 16 bit SCSI interface board manual X Audio cable X 2 X 2 SCSI cable X X Plextor operation m...

Page 10: ...X Caddy X X X Plextor Device Driver floppy disk software manual X X X 16 bit SCSI interface board manual X Audio Cable X X X SCSI Cable X X X Plextor operation manual X X X Warranty registration card...

Page 11: ...s to get drives back to us We have received drives in a shoebox in an unpadded express mail envelope and in a box filled with buttered popcorn We cannot assume liability for any damage your drive sust...

Page 12: ...local computer store and numerous mail order vendors carry them Call us if you need suggestions on which modeltobuy WehaveprovidedaninternalSCSIribboncableoranexternal SCSI cable to connect the board...

Page 13: ...rive you will also need a special bracket connector and an internal SCSI cable These should have been provided by the soundboard manufacturer They allow the internal SCSI connector on your soundboard...

Page 14: ...amounts of current such as a high powered audio amplifier microwave oven toaster hair dryer etc Keep the area around your drive clean from dust smoke and other contami nants Use a soft dust free cloth...

Page 15: ...Push button once during CD play mode to skip Push and hold down play button more than one second to fast forward Stop Eject Button Push to eject caddy However during Audio CD play mode push once to s...

Page 16: ...sing 50 pin to 50 pin flat ribbon SCSI cable Jumpers Use to select SCSI ID number parity term test block size and eject lock options Leave these jumpers at their factory settings unless one or more of...

Page 17: ...rk Turn off power before using this feature ON BUSY Indicator Yellow when power is turned on Flashing when disc is inserted and being accessed Off when disc is inserted and not being accessed DISC IN...

Page 18: ...o boot from your CD ROM drive see page 17 Eject Lock If you work in an environment where you need to prevent others from removing a CD ROM disc from your drive see page 17 AC Power Input Use the power...

Page 19: ...the rotary dial on the rear panel of the drive Fortunately we have a pretty good idea of the environment in which most of our drives will be used a single SCSI device connected to a PC or Mac Your dr...

Page 20: ...s To add a jumper push it onto the jumper pins Three extra jumpers are supplied with the PX 63CS in addition to the three jumpers already installed at the factory Caution Install jumpers across each p...

Page 21: ...d by the placement of jumpers on pins 1 2 and 3 To find the location of Pin 1 Pin 2 and Pin 3 refer to the diagram of the Jumper Block on the previous page To change the SCSI ID number follow the char...

Page 22: ...elow Changing the SCSI ID Using the blade of a screwdriver rotate the dial s arrow to a different SCSI ID number Changing DIP Switch Settings Use a screwdriver pen or paper clip to push the DIP switch...

Page 23: ...However if you are in an environment where you want to prevent others from borrowing or stealing the disc inserted in your drive e g the drive is located in a public place where multiple people have u...

Page 24: ...termination removed disabled or turned off If you have both internal and external SCSI peripherals both the internal and external connectors of your host adapter are used then the termination of your...

Page 25: ...r before removing or reinstalling the jumpers We recommend that you retain the jumpers so you can reinsert them onto the termination pins if you later need to turn the drive s termination ON PX 65CS E...