Blaster CD 8x - Creative
Blaster CD 8x - Creative Blaster CD 8x - Creative
In Windows 95 Master drive Slave drive CD audio cable CD-ROM data connector Figure B-2: Daisy-chaining two IDE CD-ROM drives The cable required for this connection is not included in your multimedia kit. Slave drive After connecting the drive, switch on your computer to allow Windows 95 to detect the CD-ROM drive. When prompted to select a driver for your new hardware, insert the CD-ROM installation disk into the appropriate drive; select “Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer” and choose OK. Follow the remaining prompts to complete the installation. Pin 1 Pin 1 Power cable Power cable Data cable Connect to audio or CD-ROM interface card Colored stripe Master drive Changing Settings B-11 CD audio cable
In DOS/Windows 3.x After connecting the drive, modify the MSCDEX statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to include an additional device name, for example, MSCD002: [path]\MSCDEX /D:MSCD001 /D:MSCD002 The AUTOEXEC.BAT statement defines the MSCDEX driver for two CD-ROM drives with device names MSCD001 and MSCD002. The device names must be identical to the device names for the respective CD-ROM device drivers in the CONFIG.SYS files as shown below: DEVICE=[path]\SBIDE.SYS /D:MSCD001 DEVICE=[path]\driver.SYS /D:MSCD002 If the devices do not work, reverse the order of the above lines in the CONFIG.SYS file and try again. SBIDE.SYS is the driver for the Creative IDE CD-ROM drive and driver.SYS is the name for the other IDE CD-ROM drive. Changing Settings B-12
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In Windows 95<br />
Master<br />
drive<br />
Slave<br />
drive<br />
<strong>CD</strong> audio<br />
cable<br />
<strong>CD</strong>-ROM data<br />
connector<br />
Figure B-2: Daisy-chaining two IDE <strong>CD</strong>-ROM drives<br />
The cable required for this connection is not included in your<br />
multimedia kit.<br />
Slave<br />
drive<br />
After connecting the drive, switch on your computer to allow Windows<br />
95 to detect the <strong>CD</strong>-ROM drive. When prompted to select a driver for<br />
your new hardware, insert the <strong>CD</strong>-ROM installation disk into the<br />
appropriate drive; select “Driver from disk provided by hardware<br />
manufacturer” and choose OK. Follow the remaining prompts to<br />
complete the installation.<br />
Pin 1<br />
Pin 1<br />
Power cable<br />
Power cable<br />
Data<br />
cable<br />
Connect to audio or<br />
<strong>CD</strong>-ROM interface card<br />
Colored stripe<br />
Master<br />
drive<br />
Changing Settings B-11<br />
<strong>CD</strong> audio<br />
cable
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