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Old 08 June 2005, 14:13   #1
Flachkoepper
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Chinon FZ-357 external disk drive led lights when switched off :(

I have built a "Chinon FZ-357" disk drive into an external disk drive case, and the drive works fine.

The only "problem" I have is that, if the drive is switched off with the on-/off-switch of the case, the drive led lights all the time. Is this normal on the FZ-357? Has anyone same experiences? The drive itself seems to be really "dead", when it is switched off (e.g. X-Copy disables it), but the drive led lights all the time .

Jumpers and "blop" have been set exactly like here:

http://eab.abime.net/printthread.php?t=9365

I also tried to change the two cables to the on-/off-switch with each other, but it did not even help (well, was just a try).

Any solutions or hints? Is there any more jumper to be set? Thank you!
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Old 14 June 2005, 19:07   #2
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Hmm, did you jumper the drive as DS1 when using it in the external case ?
I am not sure but I think some external drive electronics need the drive itself jumpered as DS0, and some as DS1 !
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