Orientation and pincement of the ls-10e, Proper orientation, Orientation and placement of the ls-loe – Nikon LS-10 Installation Guide for Macintosh User Manual
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Setting Up Cools<an
Chapter 2
tion DIP switch is discussed in greater detail in Chapter 3, “The SCSI Interface.” For
now, note that the scanner is set at the factory to SCSI ID #5 and to termination OFF.
Disregard the
10-pin connector zx.
the bottom-left side of Figure 2.3. This connector is
not used when installing the LS-10 in a Macintosh.
DIP Switch
Default
Usage
1 (Down)
On
SCSI ID bit 0 = 1
2 (Up)
Off
SCSI ID bit 1 = 0
3 (Down)
On
SCSI ID bit 2 = 1
4 (Up)
Off
SCSI Termination = Off
Table 2.1
Factory default settings for configuration DIP switch block.
Please proceed to the section “Transporting Coolscan.”
Orientation and Pincement of the LS-10E
Proper Orientation
The following guidelines and precautions should be adhered to when deciding on
orientation of your LS-1OE.
Let’s take a look at Coolscan, as shown in Figure 2.4. Although Coolscan can be
oriented on either of its sides, it is strongly recommended that you orient Coolscan on
its base, or feet, to ensure that it won’t fall down. In this orientation, the “Nikon
Coolscan” label on the front panel will read properly.
Figure 2.4
LS-lOE, properly oriented.
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Coolscan Installation Guide for Macintosh