Инструкции По Установке для Hitachi xp
version 1.3
3.
If the new Hitachi Deskstar drive will be the only
hard disk drive on a cable in your system, jumper
the drive to Device 0 (MASTER). If you are adding
the Hitachi drive to a cable with another hard drive,
jumper the Hitachi drive as Device 1 (SLAVE).
hard disk drive on a cable in your system, jumper
the drive to Device 0 (MASTER). If you are adding
the Hitachi drive to a cable with another hard drive,
jumper the Hitachi drive as Device 1 (SLAVE).
Attach the Cables
Note: With some system cases, it may be easier to attach the
cables after the drive is mounted in the system.
cables after the drive is mounted in the system.
1.
Attach the blue connector of the ATA IDE cable to
the IDE connector marked "Primary" or "0" on the
motherboard or controller card in your system.
the IDE connector marked "Primary" or "0" on the
motherboard or controller card in your system.
2.
Attach a power cable to the hard disk drive.
3.
If the Hitachi Deskstar is the Device 0 (MASTER)
drive, attach the BLACK connector of the ATA/IDE
cable to the hard disk drive. If the Deskstar is the
Device 1(SLAVE) drive, attach the GRAY connec-
tor of the ATA/IDE cable to the hard disk drive.
drive, attach the BLACK connector of the ATA/IDE
cable to the hard disk drive. If the Deskstar is the
Device 1(SLAVE) drive, attach the GRAY connec-
tor of the ATA/IDE cable to the hard disk drive.
Mount the Drive
There are many variations of system cases. Hitachi Deskstar
drive can be mounted with any side or end vertical or hori-
zontal. Do not mount the drive in a tilted position.
drive can be mounted with any side or end vertical or hori-
zontal. Do not mount the drive in a tilted position.
1.
Place the drive in an empty drive bay, and line up
the 4-screw holes. Make sure to use all 4 screws
when mounting the drive, as a loose drive may
vibrate when in use and result in drive failure. Con-
sult your system manual for additional information.
the 4-screw holes. Make sure to use all 4 screws
when mounting the drive, as a loose drive may
vibrate when in use and result in drive failure. Con-
sult your system manual for additional information.
2.
Check all internal cable connections to ensure they
are securely seated.
are securely seated.
3.
Replace the system cover.
4.
Check all external cable connections to ensure they
are securely seated.
are securely seated.
5.
Plug in your computer.
Begin the Software Installation
1.
Confirm the drive is recognized in the System
BIOS, or, if adding the drive as a Slave, confirm it
is recognized by the Operating System. Key strokes
sequences for accessing your BIOS are often dis-
played at boot, or can be found in your computer
system manual.
BIOS, or, if adding the drive as a Slave, confirm it
is recognized by the Operating System. Key strokes
sequences for accessing your BIOS are often dis-
played at boot, or can be found in your computer
system manual.
2.
Locate drive settings in your BIOS. Verify correct
detection of drive capacity. If your BIOS does not
detect the Hitachi Deskstar, shut down your system
and review the installation procedure. If your drive
is still not detected in BIOS, contact the Hitachi
Global Storage Technologies Support Center:
detection of drive capacity. If your BIOS does not
detect the Hitachi Deskstar, shut down your system
and review the installation procedure. If your drive
is still not detected in BIOS, contact the Hitachi
Global Storage Technologies Support Center:
www.HitachiGST.com/support
Install the Operating System
Once the drive is recognized correctly by the BIOS, it is
ready to be partitioned, formatted and the Operating System
installed. Please consult your Operating System manual for
information on how to install the Operating System or see
our Partitioning and Formatting Guide at:
ready to be partitioned, formatted and the Operating System
installed. Please consult your Operating System manual for
information on how to install the Operating System or see
our Partitioning and Formatting Guide at:
www.HitachiGST.com/support