At 5:35 PM -0700 12/8/01, Steven Brown wrote:
>I found a diagram on the internet about the jumper
>pins, but how do you jumper them?
>
>I understand that if you do nothing that default is
>zero (0).
>
>But what do you use to jumper these pins with?
Their little connector blocks that bridge the gap between the 2 pins.
Go to your local electronics store, you should be able to find them
there. Bring the drive along as well, because there are several
sizes.
Cheers
Giles (c:=
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