Maxtor HDD Manual de usuario

ATA HARD DRIVE

Installation Guide

P/N: 20255400

FCC Declaration of Conformance

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Contents

Warranty Registration Information

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1 Getting Started

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Handling the Hard Drive

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Important Notice for Drives Larger than 137 GB

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Installing the Drive with an Ultra ATA PCI Card

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Back Up Your Data

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Installing the Drive in a Macintosh

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2 Installing the Hard Drive

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Removing the System Cover

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Setting the Jumper

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Mounting the Hard Drive

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Attaching the Cables

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Configuring the System BIOS

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3 Formatting the Hard Drive

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Installing a New Boot Drive (Windows 98, Me)

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Installing a New Boot Drive (Windows 2000, XP)

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Installing an Additional Storage Drive or Replacement Boot Drive

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Using a Drive Larger than 137 GB

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4 Getting Help

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Contacting Maxtor

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iWarranty Registration Information

Warranty Registration Information

Before installing the hard drive, please write down the 8 character serial number and the 14 digit part number

information. If you ever need to contact Maxtor Support, you must provide this information about your hard

drive prior to assistance.

Several hard drive models are illustrated below to help you identify where these numbers are located. Use the

drawing that looks like your hard drive, then locate the part and serial numbers from your hard drive and write

these numbers in the space provided.

Part Number (P/N): Serial Number (S/N):

Part Number

Serial Number

Part Number

Serial Number

Part Number

Serial Number

Getting Started 1

Getting Started

Thank you for selecting a Maxtor hard drive storage product. This

installation guide will lead you through the installation of your hard drive.

The Maxtor Hard Drive Kit includes the components shown in Figure 1.

Your computer may need some or all of these parts to complete the

installation. You will also need the tools shown in Figure 2 on page 2

including a full version of your operating system to install the hard drive

in your computer.

Handling the Hard Drive

Your hard drive should be handled with care during unpacking and

installation. Damage to hard drives is typically caused by rough

handling, shock, vibration, or electrostatic discharge (ESD). Be aware of

the following precautions when unpacking and handling your hard drive:

•Save the packing materials in case you need to return your hard drive.

• Allow the hard drive to reach room temperature before opening

the anti-static bag.

• Handle the hard drive by its sides. Do not touch the circuit board

electronics on the bottom of the hard drive.

• Do not connect or disconnect any hard drive cables when the

system is powered on.

• Do not drop, jar, or bump the hard drive.

Maxtor ATA

Hard Drive

Mounting Screws

Figure 1

Included in this Kit

Ultra ATA

Interface Cable

This Installation

Guide

MaxBlast®CD

MaxBlast ®

2Getting Started

Important Notice for Drives Larger than 137 GB

Some systems do not properly support the full capacity of an internal drive

larger than 137 GB. To ensure proper installation, read “Using a Drive

Larger than 137 GB” on page 22 before setting up the drive.

Installing the Drive with an Ultra ATA PCI Card

If you are installing this hard drive with an Ultra ATA-compatible PCI

adapter card (such as the Maxtor Ultra ATA/133 PCI Card or Maxtor

SATA/150 PCI Card), use the ATA card documentation to install the

card before installing the hard drive. Some older systems require the

use of an ATA card to fully recognize higher capacity hard drives.

Back Up Your Data

Protect your data by backing up existing hard drives before installing

your new Maxtor hard drive.

System User Manual

Operating System

CD and Boot Disk

Philips Screwdriver

Small Needle-Nose Pliers

Figure 2

Required Tools

Getting Started 3

Installing the Drive in a Macintosh

If you are installing a drive larger than 137 GB in most Mac

models, you must connect the drive to a Mac-compatible

Ultra ATA/133 PCI card to access the full capacity of the

drive.

See “Using a Drive Larger than 137 GB” on page 22 for

more information.

If you have a system older than the Power Mac G4, Maxtor

recommends that you attach your drive to a Mac-compatible ATA PCI

card (not included) instead of the on-board ATA controller. If you

choose to connect the drive to the Mac's built-in ATA port, you

should use the ATA cable provided with the Mac rather than the one

included with this kit.

For detailed information on mounting an internal drive in your

Macintosh, go to www.apple.com/support.

If you have a Power Mac G4 (Mirrored Drive Doors) system, the

jumpers on additional hard drives attached to the built-in ATA ports

must be set to cable select, not to master or slave.

You can format (initialize) and partition the drive using the Apple Drive

Setup Utility (for Mac OS 8.6 or higher) or the Apple Disk Utility (for

Mac OS X). Note that on all beige Power Mac G3 systems (Desktop,

Minitower, All-In-One) and some iMac models (333MHz G3 and

slower), Mac OS X can only be installed on a partition that is within the

first 8 GB of the drive.

4Getting Started

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Installing the Hard Drive 5

Installing the Hard Drive

This chapter describes how to physically install the hard drive in your

computer. The installation steps are as follows:

• Remove the system cover.

• Set the jumper.

• Mount the hard drive in your computer.

• Attach the cables.

• Configure the BIOS (Windows-based systems only).

Removing the System Cover

Turn your computer off.

Unplug your system from the electrical outlet.

Remove the cover from your system case.

Refer to your system

user manual for instructions on removing the cover, or obtain the

services of a qualiﬁed installation technician.

Attach a grounding strap or touch a metal portion of your

computer case.

This will ground you to minimize the risk of

exposing the hard drive to electrostatic discharge.

Figure 3

Removing the System Cover

6Installing the Hard Drive

Setting the Jumper

Most Maxtor hard drives come preconfigured with a jumper (Figure 4) in

the cable select or master position. Maxtor recommends using the cable

select jumper position in most situations for ease of configuration.

After removing the drive from its anti-static bag, match the jumper

block on the rear of the drive to one of the jumper block styles

shown in Figure 6. If you are unable to match your drive jumper

block to one of the styles shown, refer to the jumper settings dia-

gram on the drive label.

Conﬁgure the drive as cable select (CS) by using pliers to move the

jumper into the appropriate position on the jumper block.

To properly configure cable select, all devices on the same ATA cable

must use the cable select jumper setting and be connected with a 40-

pin Ultra ATA cable like the one included. Before installing a new hard

drive on an ATA cable with an existing device, confirm that the existing

device is configured as cable select. Jumper settings may be printed

on the device; however, you may need to consult the device

documentation or contact the manufacturer.

Older systems that do not support Ultra ATA/66 or are dated prior

to November 1998 may not be able to use the cable select jumper

option. If you are uncertain whether your system can use the cable

select option, consult your system manual, contact the system

manufacturer, or use the master/slave jumper settings instead.

Figure 4

A Jumper

Determine the jumper style and settings

using Figure 6 on page 7 or the diagram on

the drive label.

Style A1 Style A2

Style B

Figure 5

Common Jumper Blocks

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