CRU Dataport DE100 ATA 33 Install Manual

DE100 ATA 33 Install Guide
Removable ATA 33 Drive Enclosure
Cable
Cover
(provided)
Disk Drive
(not included)
Power Cable
I/O Cable
ID Select Cable
Receiving
Frame
Figure 1: Drive Installation Assembly

Receiving Frame Motherboard

Activity Select Jumper (JP39): Default setting is "A" to use the
activity indicator light on the receiving frame. Set to "B" to use the drive
activity light on the computer chassis.
Master/Slave Selection Jumper (J4A): Master Drive configuration
(default). Forces master drive configuration on receiving frame. Change
jumper to set slave drive configuration, or remove jumper to use unit ID
select switch on receiving frame.
Master/Slave Connection (J6): Used for older model drives that do
not support a Slave Present handshake signal at I/O connector Pin-39.
When using two receiving frames, a connection between J6 may be
required.
Remote Drive Activity (J7): Pins A & C are used for remote drive
activity. All other pins are reserved.
Rugged, Reliable, Mobile, Secure
Drive Carrier
#6-32
Phillips Flat Hd.
Screw
(6 total)

Master/Slave Drive Selection

There are two ways to set the Master/Slave drive designation.
1. Use the factory-installed jumper on your IDE drive - In most
cases, the drive will be factory configured as a Master IDE drive
using a jumper plug on the drive itself. No configuration changes
are required. For multiple drive configurations, it is necessary to set
the first IDE drive as Master and the second IDE drive to Slave. This
can be done by changing the jumper on the IDE drive itself (refer to
the drive manufacturer documentation). This method Requires no
additional configuration of the drive carrier circuit board.
2. Use the hard-wire connector J3 on the drive carrier
circuit board - The Master/Slave drive selection can also be set by
the receiving frame using either Jumper 4A located on the rear panel
or by setting the unit ID select switch. These two methods require the
fabrication of a cable (not provided).
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Figure 2: Receiving Frame Motherboard (rear view)
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