Quantum Quantum Fireball SE User manual

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ATA
Jumper Settings
DS
CS PK Rsvd
S
tand Alone ON OFF X OFF
M
aster with Slave Present ON OFF X OFF
S
lave to Master OFF OFF X OFF
X = PK is a Parking position. The presence or absence of this jumper has no effect on the drive.
Labeling may indicate to place this jumper when configuring as a slave. This is to provide for
retention of the jumper in the event it is needed later.
Jumper Locations
The Fireball SE disk drive has only one location where user configurable jumpers are found. The
jumper block is incorporated into the IDE / ATA cable connector. Using the jumper pins you can
establish the drive Master/Slave configuration.
Fireball SE
Jumper Settings

Fireball SE
fireball_se_jumper.pdf
BIOS Settings
The following BIOS parameters are provided for customers needing to manually configure the Quantum disk drive.
Both base 2 and base 10 capacity values are displayed.
Cylinders
Heads Sectors Base 2 Capacity B ase 10 Capacity
2
.1 GB 4092 16 63 2,014 MB 2,111 MB
3
.2 GB 6256 16 63 3,079 MB 3,228 MB
4
.3 GB 14848 9 63 4,110 MB 4,310 MB
6
.4 GB 13328 15 63 6,149 MB 6,448 MB
8
.4 GB 16383 16 63 8,063 MB 8,455 MB
Special Considerations
Hard drives greater than 2.1GB may need to be divided into multiple partitions / logical drives. MS-DOS versions
4.0 through 6.22 allow a maximum primary partition / logical drive size of 2.1GB and are limited to 8.4GB in
physical drive capacity. The file systems supported by Windows-95, Windows-98 and Windows NT are not restricted
to the 8.4GB physical drive limit, but special BIOS support is required.
SCSI
Jumper Settings
The following describes the jumper options and settings available on the Fireball SE drive. For more detail on
jumper definitions; please refer to the jumper definition section.
Termination Enable (TE)
E
nable termination T E jumper on
D
isable termination T E jumper off
SCSI ID (A2, A1, A0)
S
et drive SCSI ID S ee ID settings table below
Park (PK)
U
sed for spare jumper N /A
Jumper Locations
The Fireball SE disk drive has only one location where user configurable jumpers are found. The jumper block for
the Fireball SE is found on the disk drive printed circuit board. Using these jumper pins you can establish the
various drive configuration options.
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Fireball SE
fireball_se_jumper.pdf
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The drawing above displays the jumper block physical location.
SCSI ID Settings
The following table identifies the various SCSI ID values and the jumper positions required to set them.
Drive ID
A0 A1 A2
ID 0
OFF OFF OFF
ID 1
ON OFF OFF
ID 2
OFF ON OFF
ID 3
ON ON OFF
ID 4
OFF OFF ON
ID 5
ON OFF ON
ID 6
OFF ON ON
ID 7
ON ON ON