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CD-ROM
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CRD-8322B
OWNER'S MANUAL
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MANUAL
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USUARIO
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enjoy fully
all the features and functions of
your
CD-ROM
Drive,
Please read this Owner's Manual
carefully
and
completely.
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CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
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KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT
Copyrightⓒ
1997 LG Electronics Inc.
LG Electronics
USA,
Inc.
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House,
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Road,
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This unit uses CD-ROM discs
marked with this
symbol:
COMPACT
PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS
RULES 21 C.F.R. SUB-CHAPTER
J,
IN EFFECT AT THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric
shock,
do not
expose
this
appliance
to rain or moisture.
Industry
Canada
requirement
This class B
digital apparatus
meets all
requirements
of the Canadian
Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations.
Cet
appareil numerique
de la classe B
respecte
toutes les
exigences
du
Reglement
sur le materiel
brouilleur du Canada.
FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
Note : This
equipment
has been tested and found to
comply
with the limits for a Class B
digital
device,
pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection against
harmful interference in a res-
idential installation. This
equipment generates,
uses,
and can radiate radio
frequency energy
and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions,
may
cause harmful interference to
radio communications.
However,
there is no
guarantee
that interference will not occur in a
partic-
ular installation. If this
equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception,
which can be determined
by turning
the
equipment
off and
on,
the user is
encouraged
to
try
to cor-
rect the interference
by
one or more of the
following
measures:
-
Reorient or relocate the
receiving
antenna.
-
Increase the
separation
between the
equipment
and receiver.
-
Connect the
equipment
into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-
Consult the dealer or an Authorized Service Center for
help.
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FCC WARNING
Changes
or modifications not
expressly approved by
the
party responsible
for
compliance
could void
the user 's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
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This CD-ROM Drive is for use
only
with UL listed
personal computers
that have installation instruc-
tions
detailing
user installation of card
cage accessory.
CAUTION: The laser used in the CD-ROM drive can
damage your eyes.
Do not
attempt
to
open
the cover.
To reduce the risk of electric
shock,
do not remove cover
(or back).
No user-serviceable
parts
inside.
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
Use of controls or
performance
of
procedures
other than those
specified
herein
may
result in hazardous radi-
ation
exposure.
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FEATURES
FEATURES
E-IDE interface
75ms Random access time
Multimedia PC
compatible
Photo CD multisession
support
Small CPU bandwidth
(MPC spec.)
32X-speed
Max 4800KB/sec data transfer rate
Intelligent
128KB data
buffering system
Horizontal/Vertical
mounting support
Tray Loading system
without
caddy
Designed
for internal
mounting
Emergency Eject Support
Easy
audio CD control button
support
Supports
Windows 95
Plug
and
Play
ATAPI
protocol
SYSTEM
REQUIREMENTS
An IBM PC or
compatible
with the
following system components:
IBM
Compatible
486SX or above
(With
PIO mode 4
support recommended)
A Minimum of 640K
memory
Floppy
disk drive
(3
1/2
inch)
MS-DOS version 3.1 or
greater
An
open, front-facing, half-height
drive
bay.
An
existing
IDE controller in
your
PC with an available cable connector or a new
IDE controller that
you
will install.
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
Item
Owner's Manual
Setup
diskette
Audio Cable
Quantity
1
1
1
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LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION OF CONTROLS
FRONT VIEW
1
Headphone
Jack
3.5mm
jack
for
monitoring
the audio
signal
from audio CDs.
2
Headphone
Volume Control
Adjusts
the
headphone
sound level.
3 Disc Drawer
Accepts
a CD-ROM disc on its
tray.
4
Busy
Indicator
The
Busy
Indicator
lights during
initialization and data-read
operations.
5
Emergency Eject
Hole
Insert a
paper clip
here to
eject
the drawer
manually
or when there is no
power.
6
Play/Skip
Button
When an Audio CD is in the Disc
Drawer,
pressing
this button will start
playing
audio CDs from the first track. If an audio CD is
playing, pressing
this button will
skip
to the next track.
7
Open/Close/Stop
Button
This button is
pressed
to
open
or close the CD
tray.
If an audio CD is
playing, pressing
this button will
stop
it,
and
pressing
it
again
will
open
the
tray.
COMPACT
1
25
4 67 3
Figure
1. Front View
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BACK VIEW
1
Digital
Audio
Output
Connector
This is a
digital
audio
output
connector or Video CD
output
connector.
You can connect this to the
digital
audio
system
or Video CD Board.
2
Analog
Audio
Output
Connector
The Audio
Output
Connector connects to a sound card.
The
supplied
audio cable is a SoundBlaster
type
cable. If
you
have a different
sound
card,
you
will need to contact the sound card manufacturer to obtain the
proper
cable for that card.
3 Master / Slave / CSEL
Jumper
These three
jumpers
are used to set the CD-ROM Drive to either a
Master,
Slave,
or CSEL drive.
Refer to section HARDWARE INSTALLATION.
4 Interface Connector
This
40-pin
connector is used to transfer and control
signals
between the
CD-ROM Drive and
your
PC.
Connect the
40-pin
IDE cable in
your
PC to this connector.
5 Power-in Connector
Attach a
power
cable from the
computer
to this connector.
Figure
2. Back View
DIGITAL ANALOG
INTERFACE POWER
DRC S M
SLA
GL G3 9 1
+5 +12
GND
40 2
AUDIO AUDIO
12
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3
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HARDWARE
INSTALLATION
This section describes how to install
your
CD-ROM drive into
your computer.
Note: If
you
are not comfortable about
opening your
PC and
attempting
the CD-ROM
drive
installation,
many
local
computer shops
can
perform
this service for a
reasonable cost.
This installation assumes
you
have a PC with an available connector on an IDE
interface cable. If
your
PC has an IDE hard
drive,
there is
usually
an available
connector in the middle of the same cable that attaches from the motherboard
(or
controller
card)
IDE connector to the hard drive. If the last sentence does not describe
your system, you may
need to
purchase
an IDE controller card to install this CD-ROM
drive.
Inspecting
and
knowing your
PC
system
will make
your
installation easier and
less time
consuming.
A final note before installation: The cable
connecting
to
your floppy
disk drive is not
an IDE cable. Do not
attempt
to attach the CD-ROM drive to this cable.
If the CD-ROM drive is to be connected to the same cable as the hard
drive,
be sure
that the hard drive is set as master. Hard drives can be set as
single,
master,
or slave.
Check
your
hard drive owner's manual or contact the hard drive manufacturer for
correct
jumper settings.
SETTING MASTER / SLAVE JUMPER
*
You will see three
pairs
of
pins
and a
jumper (cap)
at the back of the CD-ROM drive.
This
jumper
is used to set the CD-ROM Drive as a
CSEL, MASTER,
or SLAVE device
in
your
PC.
Examples
of how the
jumper
can be
placed
are shown in
Figure
3 below.
*
Move the
jumper (clip
on one
pair
of
pins)
from its default
factory position (SLAVE),
to
CSEL or MASTER as needed
(see
the
following description
for the
setup
that matches
your system), using
the above
diagram
to
place
the
jumper.
WARNING:
To
protect
the CD-ROM
Drive,
your computer,
and
peripheral
devices from
damage,
turn off their
power
before
installing
the drive.
(rear
of CD
-
ROM
drive)
Note : The
jumper
is
always
placed vertically,
NEVER SIDEWAYS!
CSEL
mode
SLAVE
mode
(default)
MASTER
mode
Figure
3.
Setting
MASTER / SLAVE
Jumper
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WHEN USING A PRIMARY IDE CONTROLLER
Most PCs
provide
one IDE cable to
support
two devices
(one
for hard
disk,
the other for a
second hard disk or a CD-ROM
drive).
This IDE cable
originates
either on the motherboard
or on a controller card. This controller is termed the
primary
IDE
controller,
and the hard
disk attached that contains the
operating system
for
boot-up
is set
up
as the
Primary
Master. Your CD-ROM drive should be set to the Slave mode.
Hard Disk Controller Card
(This
card
may
be a connector on the
Motherboard)
Primary
IDE Channel
Primary
Slave
(Hard
Disk or
CD-ROM
Drive)
Primary
Master
(Hard
Disk for
Boot-up)
Card Slot
Motherboard
Figure
4.
Primary
Controller
system Configuration
Note:
Many
older 1X and 2X CD-ROM drives used a 40
pin
controller card that were not
IDE
compatible.
These were
proprietary
interface cards for use with a
particular
model CD-ROM Drive.
Many
older
Sony,
Panasonic,
and Mitsumi drives used 40
pin proprietary
interface cards. If
you
are
upgrading
from an older CD-ROM
drive,
your
new CD-ROM will not work on a
proprietary
interface card. You will need to
buy
a
secondary
IDE controller card.
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WHEN USING A SECONDARY CONTROLLER
*
If
your
PC has an additional IDE controller on the motherboard or on a
system
slot,
each
IDE device connected to the
secondary
IDE controller must also be set to the Master or
Slave mode. If
you
are
connecting your
CD-ROM drive to a
secondary
IDE
card,
and it
is the 1st device
you
are
connecting
to
it,
then set the CD-ROM
jumper
to the Master
position.
If it is the 2nd
device,
set the CD-ROM
jumper
to the Slave
position.
*
Depending
on the IDE card and whether the CD-ROM drive is a master or slave
unit,
the
diagram
below
represents
the different
ways
in which the CD-ROM
may
be
configured
in
your
PC. The table below the
diagram
shows the
possible Jumper
placements
that would
correspond
to each of the different
configurations
shown.
Secondary
IDE
Controller CARD
Hard Disk Controller Card
(This
card
may
be a connector on the
Motherboard)
Secondary
IDE Channel
Primary
IDE Channel
Secondary
Master
(Hard
Disk or
CD-ROM
Drive)
Secondary
Slave
(Hard
Disk or
CD-ROM
Drive)
Primary
Slave
(Hard
Disk or
CD-ROM
Drive)
Primary
Master
(Hard
Disk for
Boot-up)
Card Slot
Motherboard
Figure
5. Possible
System Configuration
If
you
have the
system
with two IDE channels
(in
the case of an enhanced IDE
PC),
do not install an IDE controller card in
your system.
IDE Controller
Primary (1st
IDE
card)
Secondary (2nd
IDE
card)
Secondary (2nd
IDE
card)
PC Manual
says
use CSEL
CD-ROM Connection
Jumper
Placement
Slave(Hard
disk is
Master)
SLAVE
(default)
Master(1st
device on 2nd IDE
Card)
MASTER
Slave(2nd
device on 2nd IDE
Card)
SLAVE
(default)
CSEL
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MOUNTING THE CD-ROM DRIVE
Step
1. Turn off and
unplug your
com-
puter
and all
peripheral
devices
attached to it.
Step
2. Remove the cover from
your
computer.
Step
3. Remove the front
panel
from an
unused
half-height
slot.
Step
4. Slide the CD-ROM drive into the
half-height
slot,
and secure the
drive in
place
with screws and
brackets.
Note: If there is too much
space
between the sides of the drive and
the drive
bay, you may
need to
install
spacer
brackets,
available
at
your
local
computer
store.
Step
5. Push the
power supply
cable
connector
firmly
into the
power
in connector.
Figure
6.
Removing
the
Floppy
Disk
Drive and the
Blanking plate
Figure
7.
Mounting
the Drive
Power
supply
connector
(4-pin
connection
cable)
Figure
8.
Connecting
the Power
Supply
Cable
GND
Pin
assignment
The
pin assignment
of the
power-in
connector is as follows:
12V DC 5V DC
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