M-AUDIO Computer Drive User Manual

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Make sure that the software drivers for the Zip drive are correctly installed. 
See “Installing Zip drive software” on page 30.

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If your computer’s operating system is Windows 98, make sure that the 
operating system is running in 32-bit mode (Protected mode).

Right-click the 

 icon, then click 

.

Click the 

 tab and confirm that 

 and 

 are listed as 32-bit.

If the mode is 16-bit, see the Windows documentation for 
instructions on changing the operating system to 32-bit.

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Some IDE hard drives do not work correctly unless they are in a certain 
position on the IDE cable. You may need to reverse the position of the 
master drive and the Zip (slave) drive on the cable for the drives to work 
correctly.

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If your computer still does not recognize the Zip drive, the existing IDE 
master drive may not allow access to a slave drive on the same cable. Try 
installing the Zip drive on the secondary IDE controller.

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Make sure that Pin 1 is connected correctly on all IDE data cable 
connections. The red stripe on the data cable should align with Pin 1 on 
each connection. If the cable does not have a keyed connector, make sure 
that the connector is covering all of the pins.

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Make sure that the slave drive is jumpered correctly as a slave. See the 
documentation that came with the slave drive for configuration 
information. (Often this information is on the drive case.)

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Some IDE hard drives do not work correctly unless they are in a certain 
position on the IDE cable. You may need to reverse the position of the 
slave drive and the Zip (master) drive on the cable for the slave drive to 
work correctly.

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If your computer still does not recognize the slave drive, configure the 
jumper settings on the Zip drive for the Cable Select option. For more 
information, see “Setting the IDE jumpers” on page 18.