Pioneer DVD-R7322 User Manual download pdf (Page 7)

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A HARDWARE TOUR

1 SCSI termination switch

This switch is used to turn the drive's

internal SCSI termination switch on and off.

Note that this switch is set on at the time of

shipment.

2 Parity Switch

Use to set SCSI parity check function ON/

OFF. Note that this switch is set on at the

time of shipment.

3 Termination indicator

When the drive is installed in a changer and

its power cable has been connected, this

indicator lights up if the drive's SCSI

termination switch has been turned on.

4 Wiring monitor indicator

Meaning of indicator when indicator is

lit up:

¶ Indicates that a disc has been inserted

into the drive.

¶ This indicator also lights up when the

drive is installed in a changer and its

power cable has been connected.

Meaning of indicator when indicator

flashes in 2-second intervals:

¶ This indicator flashes in 2-second

intervals when the drive is installed in a

changer and its changer interface cable

has been connected.

Meaning of indicator when indicator

flashes in 0.5-second intervals:

¶

This indicator flashes in 0.5-second intervals

when the drive in question has been

specified as the drive to be swapped during

the swapping of drives.

5 Changer interface cable

This cable must be connected to the changer

interface connector located in the changer.

6 Power cable

This cable must be connected to the power

inlet located in the changer.

7 Lock lever

When a drive is to be removed from the

changer, flip the lock lever to the released

position and then pull the drive out from the

changer.

8 SCSI ID switch

Use to set the SCSI ID. Press the protruding

tab at left to increment numbers, and press

the tab at right to decrement numbers.

Factory default setting is "0".

9 SCSI interface connector

This connector must be connected to the

SCSI cable provided with the changer or to

an add-on SCSI cable.

RELEASE LOCK

WIRING

MONITOR IND

1 TERM ON / OFF

2 PARITY ON / OFF

3 SCSI TERM IND

ON

12 3 4

SCSI ID

4

8 9

1 2 34 5 6 7

NOTE:

Be careful not to allow any part of your body to

come into contact with connector pins, as doing

so may result in faulty connections or damage from

static electricity.

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