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Connecting the power cable
1.
Insert the connector of the included power cable into the P7 connector or P8
connector of the PC I/O board.
Use the power cable with the ferrite core if you are installing a hard disk. Use the power
cable without a ferrite core if you are installing a Zip drive or CD-ROM drive.
2.
Connect the other end of the power cable to the drive.
Connecting the CD-ROM analog audio cable
If the CD-ROM drive has an analog audio output connector, connect it to the MPC4000's
circuit board as follows.
1.
Insert the connector of the included CD-ROM analog audio cable into the P23
connector of the PC I/O ADDA board.
2.
Insert the other end of the CD-ROM analog audio cable into the analog audio
output connector of the CD-ROM drive.
Make connections so that the red cable goes to R (right channel) and the white cable to
L (left channel).
3.
On the PC I/O ADDA board, plug in the P22 jumper (located in front of P23) at
the "SET" position.
Connecting the CD-ROM digital audio cable
If the IB-4D digital I/O option is installed in the MPC4000, connect the digital audio out-
put connector of the CD-ROM drive to the IB-4D as follows.
1.
Insert the connector of the included CD-ROM digital audio cable into the
digital audio output connector of the CD-ROM drive.
Make connections so that the black cable is the ground.
2.
Insert the other end of the CD-ROM digital audio cable into the P1 connector
of the IB-4D digital I/O option.
3.
On the IB-4D circuit board, plug in the JP1 jumper in the 1-2 (SHORT) position.
* If you connect the analog/digital audio cable and make the correct jumper setting, you
will be able to select the CD-ROM playback as the recording source in RECORD mode.
Master/slave settings for ATA drives
If you install two drives, you must set one as the master and the other as the slave. (If a
hard disk is installed, set the hard disk as the master.)
For details on how to make master/slave settings, refer to the manual that came with your
drive.
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