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Aptiva - Sanyo 32X CD-ROM specifications
Applicable to: AP-N, AP-S
32X Max CD-ROM
P/N: 02K3413 FRU P/N: 02K3414
Source: Sanyo
Specification Compatibility:
IDE/ATAPI Conforms to SFF-8020i and SFF-8070i
Feature Specifics:
Sanyo Model CDR-1332-P
Support is provided for the following formats:
CD-Audio
CD-ROM (Mode 1 and Mode 2)
CD-ROM XA (Mode 2 form 1 and form 2)
CD-I (Mode 2 form 1 and form 2)
CD-I Ready
CD-I Bridge
Photo CD (single and multiple sessions)
CD-WO (fixed and variable packets)
Video CD
Enhanced Music CD
CD Plus
CD-E
CD-R Type 2
Performance Characteristics:
Transfer Rate: 32X Maximum (Full CAV varies from 14X to 32X or 2.100 KB/sec to 4,800 KB/sec)
Access Time: Less than 95 ms
Data Capacity: 650 MB (Mode 1) and 742 MB (Mode 2)
Burst Rate:
16.6 MB/sec (PIO Mode 4 w/o IORDY)
8.33 MB/sec (Single Word DMA Mode 1)
16.6 MB/sec (Multi Word DMA Mode 2)
Spin Up Time: 8 sec typical
Drive Reliability Features:
Nonrecoverable errors: Less than 1 error in 10**12 bits
Mean Time Between Failures: 30,000 POH at 20% Duty Cycle
Mean Time to Repair: 0.5 hours
Service Life: 5 years
Drive Insertion/Removal Cycles (multiple disks): 30,000 minimum
Environmental Limits:
Operating Storage (6 months)
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Temperature: 5 to 45 C -15 to 60 C
Relative Humidity (non-c) 15% to 85% 10% to 90%
Max Temperature Gradient 10 deg C / hour ---
Altitude 10,000 feet ---
Shock 5 G, 1/2 sine wave for 11 ms
Electrical Power Requirements:
+5 VDC +/-5% Max continuous: 700 mA Peak: 1300 mA
+5 VDC Maximum Ripple: 100 mV P-P
Physical Characteristics:
Height: 41.3 mm
Width: 146.0 mm
Length: 190.0 mm
Weight: 2 lbs
ATAPI Interface Channels:
NOTE: Aptiva 2140/2142 Models with Zip ships with the HDD as the MASTER on the PRIMARY channel and the ZIP as SLAVE on the SECONDARY channel. The CD-ROM is a MASTER on the SECONDARY channel.
- The MASTER drive on the PRIMARY must be the boot drive, Drive C.
- If the Zip is to be the PRIMARY boot drive for the computer (Drive C) it must be configured as the MASTER on the PRIMARY channel.
- When configured as a MASTER drive the Zip drive will support either a second Zip ATA or ATAPI drive installed in the SLAVE configuration or an ATA hard drive configured as a SLAVE.
- When configured as a SLAVE drive, ZIP must be daisy-chained to a MASTER drive.
Jumper Settings: (When viewed from the rear of the CD-ROM Drive, also reference label on drive)
Drive 0 Select (MASTER) Drive 1 Select (SLAVE) Cable Select (AUTO)
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Mechanical/Electrical Impacts
Note that the Emergency Power Eject is located on the front of the drive.
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Date Created |
23-01-98 | |
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22-01-99 | |
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11-01-2000 | |
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2140 | |
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LQ4; LQ5; LQ7; L66; L77; L87; LG4; LV4; LG5; LV5 | |
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