When Installing Internal Options 3-5
5.25-lnch Devices
The
top
front
drive
bay
in
the
A4000
can
accommodate a
half-height
5.25-inch device
such
as
a CD-ROM,
PC
floppy, tape,
or
removable
media
drive.
If
this
is
neither
a
standard
floppy
nor
an
IDE
device,
you
may
also
need
to
have
a
controller
board,
such
as
a
SCSI
adapter,
for
the
device.
When Installing Internal Options
Warning
Turn off and unplug the Amiga before you install
any internal expansion device. Disconnect all
cables for external peripherals from the Amiga.
Installation of internal options should be
performed by an authorized Commodore
dealer/service center or by a knowledgeable
technician. Commodore will not be liable for any
damages or injuries caused by improper
installation of expansion equipment.
This
section
and
following
chapters
give
general
information
on
installing
options
in
the
Amiga.
Installing
an
option
inside
the
Amiga
always
includes:
1.
Turning
off
the
Amiga
and
disconnecting
it
from
the
AC
power
outlet.
2.
Disconnecting
the
mouse
and
all
other
external
peripherals.
3. Removing
the
Amiga's cover.
4. Following
the
expansion
device
manufacturer's
specific
installation
instructions.
5.
Reassembling
the
Amiga
and
replacing
the
cover.
6. Reconnecting
peripherals
and
power,
performing
any
software
installation
or
configuration
that
may
be
necessary,
and
testing
the
device for
proper
operation.
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