User manual RICOH MP6200S

[. . . ] Please take notice that the manufacturer will bear no responsibility for direct or indirect damages caused by the use of this product or its malfunction. Please take notice that the manufacturer will bear no responsibility for damage to data caused by this product. Please backup (copy) all important data as protection against data loss. MS-DOS, Windows, and Windows 95 are trademarks registered in the United States and other countries by the Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] SCSI ID changes become valid after power is turned off, then on again. Installing jumper pins besides the ones for SCSI ID settings may be the cause of damage or abnormal drive operation. Use a 50 pin double-end flat SCSI cable to connect to the SCSI interface. Connecting or disconnecting connectors while power is on may result in a short circuit, causing damage to the equipment. When connecting or disconnecting connectors, make sure to turn off the power beforehand. A reversed connection may cause damage to the equipment (not covered by the warranty). 6 4. SCSI ID settings Before installation, set the SCSI ID on the rear panel. A single SCSI interface can connect with a maximum of seven peripheral SCSI devices. When using multiple SCSI devices, a different SCSI ID must be set for each of them. If two peripheral devices use the same SCSI ID number, it will cause the host computer to operate abnormally or fail to start up. Reserve (Fixed OFF) SCSI ID Reserve (Fixed OFF) Pin no. ON (When the jumper is attached) OFF (When the jumper is removed) Before attaching or removing jumpers, make sure the power to the drive is turned OFF. If the pins are attached sideways as shown in Figure 2, the drive may be damaged. Fig. If jumpers are attached to them, abnormal operation may result. 7 The MP 6200SR Series The SCSI ID number is decided by which of the jumper pins Nos. 2, 3 and 4 are connected. Refer to the following diagram when changing the SCSI ID. The MP 6200SR Series SCSI ID 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pin No. 2 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON Pin No. 3 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON Pin No. 4 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON Jumper Note Initial setting 234 234 234 234 234 234 234 SCSI board 234 initial setting The initial setting for the SCSI interface board is generally set at SCSI ID 7. Confirm the SCSI ID of the SCSI interface board before setting other numbers. 8 5. Terminator Settings When no other SCSI peripheral devices besides the CD-R/RW drive are connected to the host computer, a terminator must be attached to the drive. Also, when multiple peripheral devices are connected, this drive needs a terminator if it is the last in the line. Audio output SCSI ID SCSI connector Power connector Terminator The terminator is attached when this unit is shipped from the factory. Remove and reattach it as needed. 5. 1 Removal Remove the terminator from the back of the unit by pulling it off in the direction shown in the diagram. Front Back Pull 5. 2 Attachment Be careful of the terminator attachment position at the back of the drive. Pin 1 is on the side nearest the audio output connector. Pin 1 Pin 1 9 The MP 6200SR Series Attach the terminator after confirming the pin numbers at the back of the drive and on the terminator. The mark on the terminator indicates the direction of pin 1. The MP 6200SR Series Pin 1 When attaching the terminator, be careful not to damage it or the drive. When one drive is connected CD-R/RW drive ON ON Terminator is attached OFF Terminator is not attached SCSI cable SCSI interface board ON Host computer 10 When the drive and multiple peripheral devices are attached ON Terminator is attached OFF Terminator is not attached CD-R/RW drive ON SCSI cable External HDD ON Scanner OFF MO Drive OFF SCSI interface board OFF Host computer When attaching terminators to other peripheral devices, use the terminators that came with those devices. 11 The MP 6200SR Series The MP 6200SR Series 12 Section 2 Appendix Appendix 13 1. SCSI Interface and Sound Card Installation This sections explains how to setup the SCSI interface and the sound card in the host computer. For a detailed explanation, refer to the manuals for the SCSI interface and the sound card. (1) Turn off the power for the host computer and all peripheral devices, and unplug the power cords. [. . . ] Specifications < Drive > Type Interface Data buffer memory Data transfer speed (SCSI I/F) Write/Read speed (Ave) Internal type (bare drive) SCSI-2 1MB 5MB/sec. (Mode1, Mode2 Form1) *1 Average access time Initial processing time Mounting direction Compatible formats 1× : 171KB/sec. or less Level Format CD-DA CD-ROM CD-ROM + CD-DA CD-ROM XA <Write> <Read> <Play> Loading system Power Power consumption Weight Dimensions Reliability Error Rate MTBF MTTR Environmental Conditions Temperature Humidity Vibration Auto-loading/Auto-eject DC5V 8w (Max. ) Less than 1. 5 Kg. 0 × 203 × 41. 5 mm (Width, depth, height) 10-12 bits or less 100, 000 hours or greater Within 30 minutes When operating 5°C to 40°C ( air cooling) No 5°C to 50°C (With air cooling) 5% to 90% R. H. [. . . ]