Where are the jumper pins and what are the slave settings. Only jumper I found has ..CS..DS..and SP. Right now the jumper is on the DS pins. Thanks! Nick
CS = Cable Select
DS = Master
SP = Spare (Slave)
Jumper settings,
If you use one id cable with tow devices at that time you should hard disk jumper master & second device slave mode of jumper.
hard disk jumper
SOURCE: I have a quantum fireball 20.4 gig drive where do the jumpers
There is normally a sticker on the drive, which indictates the settings.
SOURCE: Setting Maxtor HD as Slave.
Howdy,
First "easy" one I've had in hours....
Just pull the J50 pin out of the jumper block and PRESTO it'll be a slave the OFF position literally reffers to having the J50 pin off of the hard drive. Just a note though, I highly recommend using a peice of scotch tape to affix the pin to a nearby surface cause there a real pain to find if and when you need em again.
Chris,
Armor-IT
SOURCE: When installing a Maxtor Quantum Fireball Plus AS
put the jumper on CS, and use the connector on the end of the ribbon cable
SOURCE: How to set jumpers
Please look on top of your HD and u will see a table that show u the HD jumper setting (Master, Slave or Cable Select).
Then look again the rear side of the HD and u will see some pin that locate beside the power input of the HD, that is the jumper pin.
Now set the jumper according to your requirement refer to the jumper setting table just now. To set it just unplug the jumper (look like a U shape contactor covered with plastic) and plug it back according to the requirement. Sometime u may lost the jumper contactor, nevermind just use what ever conductor cable to roll between the two pin and make sure the pin is connected that all.
YBC (/\)
Testimonial: "I did what you say, there is 4 pair for 3 posibilities (master, slave, CS). After all, I set pins properly. Thank you "
SOURCE: how do set the jumpers
you can find the jumper settings printed on the top of western digital caviar hard drives
slave setting with the hard drive end jumpers facing you is 2nd from the right or 4th from the right
good luck
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