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Using Your Ditto Tape Drive
Using Your Ditto Tape Drive
Using Your Ditto Tape Drive
Using Your Ditto Tape Drive
Using Your Ditto Tape Drive
This guide contains the following sections:
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General Reference for all Ditto Tape Drives
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Specific Information for the Ditto 2GB Tape Drives
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Specific Information for the Ditto Max Tape Drives
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Specific Information for the Ditto Easy 3200 Tape Drives
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Specific Information for the Ditto Easy 800 Tape Drives
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Solving Problems
General Reference for all Ditto Tape Drives
General Reference for all Ditto Tape Drives
General Reference for all Ditto Tape Drives
General Reference for all Ditto Tape Drives
General Reference for all Ditto Tape Drives
Parallel Port Tape Drives
EPP and 8-Bit Bi-Directional Ports
Your parallel port tape drive is compatible with both EPP and 8-bit,
bidirectional ports. Iomega recommends EPP whenever possible.
bidirectional ports. Iomega recommends EPP whenever possible.
Overall Printer Cable Length and Cable Quality
Avoid low-quality printer cables and do not exceed an overall cable
length (from computer to tape drive to printer) of 3 m (about 10 ft).
If you have data-transfer problems, try using shorter or higher-quality
cables.
length (from computer to tape drive to printer) of 3 m (about 10 ft).
If you have data-transfer problems, try using shorter or higher-quality
cables.
Printers and Parallel Port Tape Drives
Your Ditto parallel port tape drive and printer share the parallel port.
Therefore, if you are printing you cannot run the tape drive; and if
you are running the tape drive, you cannot use the printer.
Therefore, if you are printing you cannot run the tape drive; and if
you are running the tape drive, you cannot use the printer.
Internal Tape Drives
Removing a Floppy or Other Drive
If you remove a floppy or other drive from your computer to make
room for the tape drive, remember to reconfigure your system when
this installation is complete (Refer to your computer manual about
“System Setup” or “BIOS Setup”). Note: The drive that was removed
should be set to “none” in the CMOS settings.
room for the tape drive, remember to reconfigure your system when
this installation is complete (Refer to your computer manual about
“System Setup” or “BIOS Setup”). Note: The drive that was removed
should be set to “none” in the CMOS settings.