| BIOS
Parameters 
| Model |
Heads |
Cylinders |
Sectors
Per Track |
| M1612T |
1057 |
16 |
63 |
| M1614T |
2114 |
16 |
63 |
Landing Zone (LZONE) and Write Precompensation
(WPcom) should be set to 0 as these functions are not
required on modern disk drives.
If your system BIOS does not support these
capacities then make sure your dealer has supplied
you with the Fujitsu Disk Manager utility which will
enable your computer to deal with the extra capacity.
This utility is NOT available for download from this
site.
Switch &
Jumper Settings
Terminal CNH1
| Pins |
Status |
Function |
| 2-4 |
SHORT*
OPEN |
Select drive as MASTER
Select drive as SLAVE |
| 4-6 |
SHORT
OPEN* |
CSEL selection method
Standard selection method |
MASER/SLAVE configurations hold true in either
case of configuring as a primary or secondary device
where the system supports this feature. Consequently
up to four drives may be configured in this fashion.
CSEL provides for an alternative method for
selection of the MASTER and SLAVE configurations. A
special cable is needed to implement this feature and
should only be used if supported by BOTH drives. CSEL
should only be used in conjunction with a slave and
without ACMODE
Orientation
The drive may be installed in one of three
orientations; either PCA down or on either edge.
Inclination from vertical or horizontal should not
exceed 5°.
Mounting Screw
Fixing
When the mounting screw holes on the side of the
drive are used, then use only the two pairs of outer
holes. Do not use the centre holes in conjunction
with only one of the outer holes. Drives with the
suffix TAM accept M3 screws while drives with the
suffix TAU accept #6-32UNC screws. The screw must not
penetrate the drive by more than 4 millimetres to
avoid damage to the circuitry or negation of any
shock damping capability.
Grounding
Sufficient grounding will be provided for correct
operation when the drive is screwed into an
electrically grounded frame.
Cooling
Allow space above and below the drive to provide for
adequate air flow. A 2.5 millimetre gap around the
drive is recommended. Fan cooling is also
recommended. The disk enclosure temperature, measured
at top centre, should never exceed 60°C.
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