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Installing Drive Housing Assembly
Installing SuperSwap into your PC is a simple process. There are two
basic components involved: installing the housing assembly in your
system; and installing a hard drive in the drive carrier. Make sure that
you're properly grounded when installing SuperSwap, either by touching a
grounded portion of your PC, or by wearing a ground strap.
1. Power down and unplug your PC, then remove its cover.
2. Slide the housing assembly (see Figure 2-1 next page) into one of the
5.25" drive bays of your system.
3. Align the front of the housing assembly with the front of your system,
then install the included screws in the four anchor holes (two on each
side) of the assembly (see Figure 2-1).
4. Set the hard drive's jumper setting to Master/Slave/Cable-Select.
Consult your hard drive user manual.
5. Connect your PC's IDE hard drive cable to the IDE HDD connector on
the back of the housing assembly (see Figure 2-2). Make sure that the
red edge of the cable is corresponds to Pin 1 of the housing
assembly's connector (opposite the fan, and near the power connector;
see Figure 2-2).
NOTE: SuperSwap needs an 80-wire/40-pin IDE cable to work
properly.
6. Connect the power cable to the power connector (see Figure 2 -2) on
the back of the housing assembly.
7. After making sure that all connections are properly seated, replace the
PC's cover.
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