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Read the full model number and go to <a href="http://www.pc-disk.de" rel="ugc">www.pc-disk.de</a>&nbsp;and see if there is any info. There usually is...<br />
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Regards<br />
/RID<br />

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Read the full model number and go to www.pc-disk.de [http://www.pc-disk.de] and see if there is any info. There usually is...

Regards
/RID


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RID,<br />
Gone thru the website and can't find the model listed.<br />
HDD explicitly display &quot;Quantum fireball 3.5 series&quot; , &nbsp;and also there is some cryptic description above the bar code, which says &quot;1280AT TM12A012 REV 01-D AGB.24&quot;. Any idea what this is ?<br />
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Rgds<br />
HHH<br />

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RID,
Gone thru the website and can't find the model listed.
HDD explicitly display "Quantum fireball 3.5 series" ,  and also there is some cryptic description above the bar code, which says "1280AT TM12A012 REV 01-D AGB.24". Any idea what this is ?

Rgds
HHH


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This HDD is really very old. According to website info, it was manufactured in 1996. The nearest model is FIREBALL TM 1707 AT. I now realised that the 3 pin is for +5VDC power point and not jumper setting. I found the jumper setting located on the HDD PCB which is contrary to present day drives, which is located between IDE cable connector and the 4 pin power connector. <br />
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Thanks to you, RID<br />
<br />
Cheers...<br />
<br />

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This HDD is really very old. According to website info, it was manufactured in 1996. The nearest model is FIREBALL TM 1707 AT. I now realised that the 3 pin is for +5VDC power point and not jumper setting. I found the jumper setting located on the HDD PCB which is contrary to present day drives, which is located between IDE cable connector and the 4 pin power connector.

Thanks to you, RID

Cheers...



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The smaller power connectors were sometimes used in &quot;Laptops&quot; of that day, the &quot;lunch box&quot; style machines. Some of them used 3,5&quot; drives.<br />
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/RID
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The smaller power connectors were sometimes used in "Laptops" of that day, the "lunch box" style machines. Some of them used 3,5" drives.

/RID

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My friend gave me a Quantum HDD 3.5&quot; and I intend to install it as slave HDD. This HDD is a bit peculiar. It has only 3 pins as compare to the normal ones which are usually 4 pairs ie total 8 pins.<br />
How do I place the jumper that has only 3 pins ?<br />
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My friend gave me a Quantum HDD 3.5" and I intend to install it as slave HDD. This HDD is a bit peculiar. It has only 3 pins as compare to the normal ones which are usually 4 pairs ie total 8 pins.
How do I place the jumper that has only 3 pins ?



Slaving HDD that has 3 pins only

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