Adaptec ACS 200 User Guide - Page 7

Getting Started Checklist, Preparing the Disk Drive for Installation, Installing a Disk Drive - drivers

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Getting Started Checklist o Preparing the Disk Drive for Installation (see below) o Installing a Disk Drive (see below) o Installing the Device Driver-Windows 98SE Only (see page 5) o Connecting and Powering On (see page 6) o Preparing the Disk Drive for Use (see page 7) Preparing the Disk Drive for Installation The Adaptec ACS-300 enclosure supports 3.5-inch SATA I and SATA II hard disk drives. Most of the SATA drives don't have the jumper to set the Master, Slave, or Cable Select like the ATA/IDE drive; however, if your hard disk does equip with such jumper, please set it to Master or Device 0 mode (or equivalent) following the instructions on your disk drive. Installing a Disk Drive Note: You need a Phillips screwdriver to complete this task. To install a disk drive into your enclosure: 1 Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws on the back of the enclosure. 2 Remove the enclosure's back panel, as shown below, and slide out the disk drive tray. 3

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Getting Started Checklist
o
Preparing the Disk Drive for Installation (see below)
o
Installing a Disk Drive (see below)
o
Installing the Device Driver–Windows
98SE Only
(see page
5
)
o
Connecting and Powering On
(see page
6
)
o
Preparing the Disk Drive for Use (see page
7
)
Preparing the Disk Drive for Installation
The Adaptec ACS-300 enclosure supports 3.5-inch SATA I and SATA II hard disk
drives. Most of the SATA drives don’t have the jumper to set the Master, Slave, or
Cable Select like the ATA/IDE drive; however, if your hard disk does equip with
such jumper, please set it to Master or Device 0 mode (or equivalent) following the
instructions on your disk drive.
Installing a Disk Drive
Note:
You need a Phillips screwdriver to complete this task.
To install a disk drive into your enclosure:
1
Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws on the back of the enclosure.
2
Remove the enclosure’s back panel, as shown below, and slide out the disk
drive tray.
3