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19.Aug.1999 Amiga Extreme |
Review des Power Tower für A4000 Nachtrag 20.08.1999: Der Autor des Towertests hat an Elbox einige Fragen gestellt, lesen Sie hier die Antwort von Elbox: Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 23:48:11 +0200 From: Darek Smietana support@elbox.com To: petra.struck@online-club.de Subject: News on A4000 PowerTower Dear Petra Struck, Two days ago you announced on your news side A4000 PowerTower test in www.amigaextreme.com. Its author ask us a few questions after placing the test in the www.amigaextreme.com. We shall be glade if you will put our reply to the author's doubts in this test. Please find the enclosed message on this issue from us. Regards, Darek Smietana ELBOX COMPUTER Subject: A4000 PowerTower Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 23:25:15 +0200 From: Darek Smietana support@elbox.com Organization: ELBOX COMPUTER To: "Falk Stefan, ITS-SL" stefan.falk@slg.se References: 1 Dear Stefan, thank you for your message and interest in the A4000 Power Tower case. Reading your description of the Power Tower in www.amigaextreme.com, I have the impression that you must have been a little distracted while installing Amiga in the new case. First of all, seeing your photos, it seems to me that you were installing the Amiga motherboard, the ZORRO board and the turbo card without removing the side assembly wall. The Power Tower stands out with its immense ease of assembly with its removable specially-designed side assembly wall. After removing the external case, the side wall is removed, which is secured with only two hexagon screws. The Amiga motherboard, ZORRO III and the turbo card are all installed onto this side wall when outside the main tower case. You have stated that a better fixing of the ZORRO III bus board would be useful and handy in the tower case. Well, it is ready and waiting, but you seem to have missed it. Three hexagon bushes for securing the ZORRO bus board are already mounted, with two more provided in the box with special accessories and which are supposed to be screwed into the holes in the Amiga motherboard. If you make use of them, everything must run perfect. Before the side wall with the Amiga motherboard, the ZORRO bus board and the turbo card is replaced inside the case, you should have installed a FDD floppy drive, your hard disks, a CD-ROM, etc... Only now the side wall with all the electronics is to be mounted inside the case. Are you wondering what the STANDBY switch is used for? If you install some cards in the ISA slots, which are present in the ZORRO bus board, you can then use this switch :-) As regards your CVPPC problem, you can order a special short-lenght front bay for 3.5" devices to the Power Tower 4000. As a standard, the Power Tower 4000 is sold with bays for 8 x 3.5" devices (1 front bay for 4 x 3.5" devices and 1 rear bay for 4 x 3.5" devices). Having ordered a special shorter front bay for 2 x 3.5" devices and installing it instead of the front bay for 4 x 3.5" devices, you will quite easily find room for your CVPPC card inside the Power Tower 4000. You can also remove the front bay for 4 x 3.5" devices altogether, and mount the floppy drive in any of the 5.25" bays with a 5.25"/3.5" assembly kit. Your 3.5" hard disks, if you have not more than four of them, you can then place in the rear bay. I hope that all your doubts are now cleared. We are sure the new Power Tower is an advanced design, and the ease of its assembly may be something completely new to Amiga 4000 desktop users. Please repeat the installation as I have written it here. I am sure you will be more than pleased with your case then. Anyway, if you have any more inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact our technical support: support@powerc.com or support@elbox.com Best wishes Darek Smietana ELBOX COMPUTER(ps) [Meldung: 19. Aug. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version] | ||
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