Seagate ST3636A プリント

1. Turn off your computer and remove the cover.

2. Configure the disk drive jumpers as necessary. Refer to the

illustration below for details.

1. Connect the interface cable to the drive. Make sure that pin 1 on the

interface cable (colored stripe) is attached to pin 1 on the drive (see
above) and pin 1 on the host adapter.

2. Partially insert the drive into the drive bay. Select an unused power

connector from the power supply and connect it to the drive. If
there are no unused power connections on the power supply, you
can purchase a “Y” cable adapter from your dealer. This connector
will allow you to add another power connection for your new drive.

3. Secure the drive with four 6-32 x 0.25 screws. CAUTION: If you use

screws longer than 0.25 inch when mounting the drive, you may
damage the drive’s circuit board. The maximum insertion depth for
the bottom mounting holes is 0.25 inch; the maximum insertion
depth for the side holes is 0.125 inch.

This Seagate drive is shipped with free Disk Manager software
installed on a temporary partition on the drive. This software
partitions and formats the drive and allows older computers to
access the drive’s full capacity.

Before you can use the Disk Manager software, you must transfer it from
the temporary partition on the drive to a bootable diskette with at least
one Mbyte available. To create a bootable diskette, see your DOS manual.

1. Insert a bootable diskette into drive A.

2. Simultaneously press [CTRL], [ALT], and [DEL] to reboot your

computer from the bootable diskette.

3. During the start-up process, enter your computer’s system setup

program (sometimes called BIOS or CMOS setup). This is usually
done by pressing a special key, such as [DELETE], [ESC], or [F1]
during start-ups. See your computer or motherboard manual for
system-specific instructions.

4. Within the system setup program, configure your new hard drive as

Drive Type 2, or enter the following values for a user-definable drive
type: 615 cylinders, 4 heads, and 17 sectors per track. These
temporary settings allow you to access the Disk Manager software
on your new hard disc.

5. Save the drive-type settings and exit the system setup program. You

will have to reboot your computer for the changes to take effect.

6. After you reboot your computer, you should be able to access the

software on your new hard disc. If your new hard drive is drive C,
type C:\SEAMOVE. Press [ENTER] to transfer the disc support
software. Use a different drive letter if necessary.

The SEAMOVE program transfers the Disk Manager files from your
new hard disc to the bootable diskette in drive A. After all the files
have been transferred, SEAMOVE deletes all the files from the hard
drive, along with the temporary partition that held them.

1. Simultaneously press [CTRL], [ALT], and [DEL] to reboot your

computer from the bootable diskette that now contains the Disk
Manager software. During the start-up process, enter your
computer’s system setup program, as described previously.

2. Within the system setup program, make sure that a drive type is

listed for each ATA hard drive in your computer. Some newer
computers can automatically determine drive-type characteristics,
using the 

Auto drive-type setting. If your computer does not

provide this option, you must manually enter the number of
cylinders, heads, and sectors per track for your new drive, as
shown in the table below.

ST31276A 16

2482

63

1275 Mbytes

ST31082A 16

2097

63

1080 Mbytes

ST3636A

16

1241

63

635 Mbytes

*1 Mbyte = 1,000,000 bytes

3. Save the drive-type settings and exit the system setup program.

You will have to reboot your computer for the changes to take
effect.

4. At the DOS prompt, type A:\DM. Press [ENTER] to run Disk

Manager

5. Follow the instructions on your computer screen. From the main

menu, select 

(E)asy Disk Installation. Then press [ENTER].

6. At this point, Disk Manager lists all the hard drives that it can

recognize. You should see your new Seagate drive and your old
hard drive (if any). If Disk Manager recognizes all your drives,
select the new drive you wish to install and press [ENTER]. Disk
Manager will format and partition your new drive.

If a hard drive is not recognized, exit Disk Manager and turn off
your computer. Check all cables, jumpers and BIOS settings. Then
run Disk Manager again.

7. Follow the instructions on the Disk Manager post-installation

screens. You're done!

NOTES:
1) If your computer does not require software support for large hard
drives, Disk Manager will optimize your system BIOS settings, then
partition and format your new hard disc.
2) If Disk Manager has installed software to help your computer
access a large hard drive, you should see a blue Disk Manager
banner each time you boot your computer. In this case, if you need
to boot from a diskette instead of from your hard drive, see the Disk
Manager online manual for instructions.
3) To view the Disk Manager online manual, insert the Disk Manager
diskette and type A:\DM /H. Then press [ENTER]. You can also view
the online manual from within Disk Manager by selecting 

(V)iew/Print

Online Manual in the main menu.

1 3 5

2 4 6

Drive is slave

Drive is master in single-
or dual-drive system

Drive is master with
non-ATA-compatible slave

1

Enable Cable Select

2

2 

Consult your computer manual to determine 

   if your system supports cable select.

Master/slave
jumper settings

pin 1

4-pin power

connector

40-pin ATA

interface

connector

1 

Use this jumper setting 

only

 if the drive does

   not work with a single jumper on pins 5 and 6.