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Quick installation guide
Deskstar 40GV & 75GXP
Ultra ATA/100
Models: DTLA-305010 DTLA-305020 DTLA-305030 DTLA-305040
DTLA-372015 DTLA-307020 DTLA-307030 DTLA-307045 DTLA-307060 DTLA-307075
System requirements for Ultra ATA/100
Ÿ40 pin, 80 conductor cable
ŸA contoller card or motherboard chipset with Ultra ATA/100 capability
ŸUltra ATA/100 compatible BIOS
If you do not have the above components, your drive will function but at speeds lower than 100 MB/second.
Handling precautions
ŸSet the drive down gently to prevent damage from impact or vibration.
ŸDo not open the ESD bag containing the drive until needed.
ŸHandle the drive carefully by the edges. Do not touch the exposed printed circuit board or any electronic components.
ŸDo not press on the top or bottom of the drive.
Quick installation procedure
IMPORTANT: Back up all data before beginning installation!
1.Turn off your computer system.
2.Remove cover as instructed by your computer system manual.
3.Discharge static electricity per handling precautions.
4.Unplug your computer.
5.Note mounting position of existing drive(s) and cable(s). If replacing a drive or cable, remove it.
6.Remove drive from ESD bag.
7.Record model, part, and serial number for future reference.
8.Refer to the diagram below to set the required jumpers.
ŸIf the drive will be the only drive on a cable or the Master drive on a two-drive cable, leave the jumpers as set at A-B and G-H for 16 head logical architecture. The jumpers are factory-set to Master-16 heads.
ŸIf the drive will be the Slave drive on a twodrive cable, set the jumpers at A-B and C-D for
16 logical head architecture.
Jumper positions
ŸDo not cover the drive breather hole.
ŸBefore handling the hard disk drive, discharge any static electricity from you and your clothing. With one hand touch an unpainted metal surface on your computer chassis, then touch the ESD bag with the other hand. Remain in contact with the chassis and the bag for a minimum of two seconds.
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9.Attach the IDE cable.
ŸIf you have a 40-pin 40-conductor cable, attach the system connector of the cable to the IDE port on the motherboard or controller card. The pin 1 side of an IDE cable is marked with a stripe. The connectors are keyed to insert one way only.
ŸIf you have a 40-pin 80-conductor cable, attach the drive to the appropriate color coded connector. 40-pin 80-conductor cables are color coded for Master, Slave, and system connectors. The Master connector is black, the Slave connector is gray, and the system connector is blue.
10.Attach the power supply cable to the hard disk drive. Match the connector bevels.
11.Mount the drive securely.
12.Verify all attachments.
13.Replace the computer cover.
14.Plug in your computer.
15.Insert the DriveGuide or OS setup diskette in the floppy drive.
16.Turn on the computer.
17.Set the BIOS options of your computer system to Auto Detection and LBA mode if available. Key sequences for accessing your BIOS can be found in your computer system manual. The following chart lists true LBA sector counts and drive capacities. Translated schemes are derived from the LBA count of a drive.
IBM model |
LBA sector |
Capacity |
number |
count |
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DTLA-305010 |
20,074,320 |
10.2 GB |
DTLA-305020 |
40,188,960 |
20.5 GB |
DTLA-305030 |
60,036,480 |
30.7 GB |
DTLA-305040 |
80,418,240 |
41.1 GB |
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DTLA-307015 |
30,003,120 |
15.3 GB |
DTLA-307020 |
40,188,960 |
20.5 GB |
DTLA-307030 |
60,036,480 |
30.7 GB |
DTLA-307045 |
90,069,840 |
46.1 GB |
DTLA-307060 |
120,103,200 |
61.4 GB |
DTLA-307075 |
150,136,560 |
76.8 GB |
18. Partition and format your drive with one of the following two utilities:
• DriveGuide
i.Boot the DriveGuide installation utility.
ii.If the DriveGuide configuration matches your new system configuration, continue. If the system configuration is not a match or if you want to proceed manually, select no. Then verify the BIOS settings, cabling, and jumpers. Run DriveGuide again.
iii.Drive Guide determines available partition sizes based on the operating system to be installed. Select the partition sizes for your installation.
iv.Click “Finish” to complete the partitioning and formatting of your drive.
ŸFDISK.EXE and FORMAT.EXE (or a similar partitioning software from your operating system)
Follow the instructions provided with your operating system to partition the drive. If FDISK.EXE does not recognize more than 8.4 GB of a drive larger than 8.4 GB, your BIOS may not support Interrupt 13 Extensions.
Format the drive by following the instructions provided with FORMAT.EXE. Formatting will verify the hard disk media and create file allocation tables for the partition.
19.Boot up your system. If your system does not boot up, check all the settings and try again. If the system still fails to boot up, remove the new drive to return the system to its original configuration. Call the IBM Techology Group Support Center for assistance.
20.If your system boots up, install an operating system. Consult the operating system manual for instructions.
For additional information on the drive and its installation see the following Web site.
http://www.storage.ibm.com/techsup/hddtech/
hddtech.htm
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Produced by the IBM Technology Group Support Center.
Deskstar 40GV & 75GXP Hard Disk Drive Specifications, revision 2.0
Product Description data represents IBM’s design objectives and is provided for comparative purposes; actual results may vary based on a variety of factors. This product data does not constitute a warranty. Questions regarding IBM’s warranty terms or methodology used to derive this data should be referred to the IBM Technology Group Support Center. Data subject to change without notice.
Date: 2 November, 2000
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