User's Guide

Installing the Autoloaders Installing the Desktop Autoloader

Configuring the Desktop Autoloader

Table 2 shows the default configuration for the desktop autoloader.

If these default settings are appropriate for your computer, skip to “Connecting the SCSI Interface

Cable” on page 18.

Setting the SCSI ID

Make sure that the autoloader is turned off; then set the SCSI ID using the push-button switch on the

back of the autoloader. The following figure shows this switch, as well as the two SCSI interface

connectors, on/off switch, and the power cord connector.

Table 2. Default Configuration (Desktop Drive)

Parameter Default Setting

SCSI ID 6

Data Compression Enabled

Media Recognition System (MRS) Verification Enabled

Power On Self Test (POST) Diagnostics Enabled

Host Operating System Windows 98 SE/ME/NT 4.0/

2000/XP/Windows Server 2003

SCSI Termination Power Disabled

Parity Checking Enabled

NOTE: These settings can be changed by accessing the switches located on the bottom of the

autoloader. Turn the autoloader over and gently pull the tab on the access door to release it.

Once the door is open, the switches will be accessible. See page 23 and page 45 for details

on switch settings.

NOTE: The autoloader must be restarted for any change in SCSI ID to take effect.