Device Type	CD-ROM
Interface	SCSI-2
Spin Rate	6x
Formats Supported Read	CD-XA, CD-DA, CD-I (FMV), CD-ROM (Mode 1 & Mode 2), Photo-CD, Video CD, Red & Yellow Book, CD-Plus
View	Top

CONNECTIONS
Function	Label	Function	Label
Analog audio out connector	CN1	Digital audio out connector	CN2

USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS
Setting		Label	Position
»	Factory configured - do not alter	JP1/Pins 7 – 8	Unidentified
»	Termination enabled	JP1/Pins 9 & 10	Closed
	Termination disabled	JP1/Pins 9 & 10	Open
»	Factory configured - do not alter	JP1/Pins 11 & 12	Unidentified

DRIVE SELECT ID
Drive ID	JP1/Pins 1 & 2	JP1/Pins 3 & 4	JP1/Pins 5 & 6
0	Open	Open	Open
1	Closed	Open	Open
2	Open	Closed	Open
3	Closed	Closed	Open
4	Open	Open	Closed
5	Closed	Open	Closed
6	Open	Closed	Closed
7	Closed	Closed	Closed

ERROR CODES
Power On Initialization Errors
On power up, if the LCD screen displays ‘ E ’ or ‘ EE ’, check the following 1.If an empty caddy is inserted or partially inserted in the drive, remove it and restart the drive. 2.Turn the drive, disconnect the SCSI I/O cables and then turn the drive back on. If the problem still occurs the drive is either getting insufficent power or is broken. Check the power and if it’s good, call Tech Support.
Diagnostic Mode
To Start Diagnostic mode 1.Put any data CD into the caddy and insert the caddy into the drive. 2.Restart the drive while holding the Play/Pause button on the front panel If there are any problems the error code will be displayed in the LCD window, or if no problems are found then ‘ON’ will be displayed
Error Codes	Action
E0 or E1	Make sure there is a CD in the caddy and that the caddy is fully inserted into the drive. If the problem persists, contact Tech Support.
E2, E3 or E4	The drive is unable to read the CD. Insure that the CD in the caddy is a data CD, not a audio CD. Try another CD, to determine if the problem is limited to one disc, or the drive. If the problem persists, contact Tech Support.
E5, E6 or E7	Possible hardware failure, contact Tech Support.