Samsung SW-208F User Manual (user Manual) (ver.1.0) (English) - Page 4

Installing the CD-R/RW Drive, Upgrading the Firmware Flash Memory, System Requirements, Your CD-R/RW - firmware download

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Your CD-R/RW Drive 5 6 1 23 4 1. Connector for stereo headphones with a 3.6 mm stereo mini-jack 2. Headphone volume control 3. Indicator light (when it is green, a disc is being read or recorded) 4. Disc compartment (the compartment opens and closes automatically when you press the Eject button) 5. Emergency eject hole (if the compartment does not open when you press the Eject button, power off the computer, insert a pin or unfolded paper clip in the hole and push firmly) 6. Eject button 123 4 5 1. Two-pin digital audio output terminal for use with a sound or MPEG card supporting digital audio features 2. Four-pin sound output terminal for use with a sound card (refer to the sound card documentation for further details) 3. Master/slave select terminal 4. Forty-pin host IDE interface connector 5. Four-pin power terminal 4 Upgrading the Firmware Flash Memory The product firmware can be upgraded by downloading the updated file from the following Web site: http://www.samsungelectronics.com System Requirements Before you install the CD-R/RW drive, we strongly recommend that you check that your setup meets the system requirements listed below. Item Computer Free expansion unit Disk space Windows version Description Intel Pentium II (or higher), 32 MB of RAM (or higher) with an IDE interface 5.25 inch 700 MB minimum Windows 95/98 OSR2 or Windows NT 4.0 (or higher) Installing the CD-R/RW Drive To install your CD-R/RW drive in the PC, proceed as follows. 1 Make sure that the PC is powered off and disconnected from any power source. 2 If necessary, attach a horizontal bracket to both sides of the drive. q Use of the brackets depends on your computer model; you can purchase these accessories separately from your computer dealer. 3 Remove the cover from a free expansion slot and install the CD-R/RW drive, as shown in the illustration. q If you have no free expansion slot, install the drive in place of the diskette drive. CD-R/RW drive 5

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Installing the CD-R/RW Drive
Upgrading the Firmware Flash Memory
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The product firmware can be upgraded by downloading the updated file from the
following Web site:
To install your CD-R/RW drive in the PC, proceed as follows.
1
Make sure that the PC is powered off and disconnected from any power source.
2
If necessary, attach a horizontal bracket to both sides of
the drive.
CD-R/RW drive
Use of the brackets depends on your computer
model; you can purchase these accessories
separately from your computer dealer.
3
Remove the cover from a free expansion slot and install
the CD-R/RW drive, as shown in the illustration.
If you have no free expansion slot, install the drive in
place of the diskette drive.
Before you install the CD-R/RW drive, we strongly recommend that you
check that your setup meets the system requirements listed below.
System Requirements
Item
Description
Computer
Intel Pentium
II (
or higher), 32 MB of RAM (or higher)
with an IDE interface
Free expansion unit
5.25 inch
Disk space
700 MB minimum
Windows version
Windows 95/98 OSR2 or Windows NT 4.0 (or higher)
Your CD-R/RW Drive
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1. Connector for stereo headphones with a 3.6 mm stereo mini-jack
2. Headphone volume control
3. Indicator light (when it is green, a disc is being read or recorded)
4. Disc compartment (the compartment opens and closes
automatically when you press the Eject button)
5. Emergency eject hole (if the compartment does not open when
you press the Eject button, power off the computer, insert a pin or
unfolded paper clip in the hole and push firmly)
6. Eject button
1. Two-pin digital audio output terminal for use with a sound or
MPEG card supporting digital audio features
2. Four-pin sound output terminal for use with a sound card (refer to
the sound card documentation for further details)
3. Master/slave select terminal
4. Forty-pin host IDE interface connector
5. Four-pin power terminal