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SD-M1201 D VD-R O M with REALmagic Hollywood+ Playback Card Installation Instructions Congratulations on your purchase of a T oshiba SD-M1201 D VD-R OM dri ve and REALmagic Hollyw ood+ D VD/MPEG-2 Playback Card Kit. The following information will help you in the simple installation of your ne w D VD-ROM. It is assumed that you are replacing a prese[...]
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The follo w steps must be performed to properly install y our D VD-R OM. l Set D VD-R OM drive jumper settings. l Connect audio cable. l Install SCSI host adapter board. l Attach SCSI interface cable. l Mount D VD-R OM. SETTING JUMPERS The block of mode select jumpers are located on the rear of the DVD- R OM. If the jumper covers both pins on the j[...]
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PR V/AL W - This jumper is used to inhibit the dri ve’ s EJECT button. When the jumper is ON, the EJECT button will not operate. T est - This setting selects the dri ve operation between normal CD-R OM and CD-Audio player mode. When jumper is set to ON position, com- mands from the host computer are ignored. This jumper is for test pur- poses onl[...]
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4 If you ar e r eplacing your CD-R OM : connect DVD-R OM to the SCSI interface connector that the CD-R OM was connected to. If D VD-ROM is not r eplacing a CD-R OM or is an addition to a CD-R OM: daisy-chain the D VD-R OM dri ve with a custom built SCSI interf ace cable (not supplied with kit). See Daisy-Chaining Section on page 5 for more informat[...]
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5 Daisy-Chaining - If the D VD-R OM you are installing is one of two or more SCSI devices you are connecting to your system, you will need to use a custom built SCSI interface cable. Remember that the terminator jumper on the D VD-R OM dri v e must ha ve the jumper installed when the drive is the last device in the chain. DVD-ROM DRIVE Host Compute[...]
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2.5 - 3.5mm Surface of side or bottom of DVD-ROM drive Mounting frame of host computer Mounting Screw M3 6 COMPLETING INST ALLA TION After you ha ve connected all the necessary cables, push the D VD-R OM completely into the computer’ s drive slot. Mount drive accord- ing to your computer’ s instruc- tions. The screw length should not exceed 3±[...]
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D VD-R OM BA CK P ANEL The photo illustrates the follo wing features of the SD-M1202 D VD-ROM back panel: ① Analog audio out connector ② Mode select jumper ③ SCSI interface connector ④ Power connector 7[...]
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SD-M1201 SPECIFICA TIONS D V D CD-ROM Data Capacity (bytes/block) 2,048 mode 1 mode 2 2,048 2,336 Rotational Speed (approx. rpm) 2,900 13.8 ~ 32X: 6,900 8.6 ~ 20X: 4,300 (CD-RW) 4 ~ 5.7X: 1,200-2,000 (audio) Sustained Data Transfer Rate 2,797 ~ mode 1 mode 2 (kbytes/sec) 6,760 2,069 ~ 2,360 ~ 4,800 5,475 Access T ime (T yp.) A vg. Random Access 135[...]