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WD1003-WA2 JUMPER SETTINGS
PIN CONNECTS
DO NOT MOVE
UNLESS YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM IS CONFIGURED
TO
ACCEPT
CERTAIN OPERATING
CONTROLLERS IN THE SAME SYSTEM. IBM DOS AND
MANY IBM-COMPATIBLE OPERATING SYSTEMS DO
NOT SUPPORT THIS FEATURE.
E2 to E3
Standard factory setting. Selects primary addresses.
E5 to E6
Standard factory setting. Selects primary addresses.
El to E2
Selects secondary addresses.
E4 to E5
Selects secondary addresses.
E7 to E8
Standard factory setting. Supports 360 RPM floppy disk drives.
ES to E9
Jumper in this position selects 300 RPM floppy disk drives.
DESCRIPTION
NOTE
PRIMARY
ADDRESS
JUMPERS
TWO
HARD
DISK
CONTROLLERS.
SYSTEMS
SUPPORT
6
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
This section contains instructions for preparing (low level
format, etc.) your operating system to recognize the Western
Digital controller.
TWO
1 . Insert your system Diagnostic Diskette (or equivalent).
2. Turn on the power
3. Boot diagnostic and select setup option.
4 . Set clock etc.
Avoid
Technical Reference manual to ensure that your
drive type is supported by your host BIOS drive
tables. Not all AT-compatibles share the same
drive tables as IBM .
5. Select proper drive type. Consult your Technical Refer-
ence Manual for further information on these parameters.
Step 6 requires execution of low level formatting. Use of the
IBM Advanced Diagnostic (or similar program for IBM-
compatibles) is necessary since these controllers contain no
on-board Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) ROM.
6. Insert your Advanced Diagnostic diskette and execute
low level Format. Follow instructions in your reference
manual.
7. Insert System Diagnostic Diskette (or equivalent) after
the system finishes the low level format.
8. Load and execute the FDISK and FORMAT programs.
Follow instructions in your reference manual.
CAUTION
system
damage
by
NOTE
7
consulting
your
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