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Q:
Assigning a Name to an External SCSI Device
A:
The DJ-70MKII allows you to assign a custom name to each SCSI device. This can be very convenient when you are using multiple SCSI drives. Use the following procedure to assign a name to a SCSI device:
1. Press DISK so it is lit. 2. Use the CURSOR buttons to highlight the currently selected drive (located in the upper right corner of the display) and press S1. SCSI devices will be indicated by their SCSI ID number. 3. Use the CURSOR buttons to highlight the current name (to the right of the equal sign) of the drive you wish to rename and press S1. For example, a formatted hard drive set to SCSI ID #2 may be displayed as "ID2 = ID2: DJ-70 HD." 4. Use the CURSOR buttons to highlight [BS] and press S1 as many times as necessary to erase any existing characters. 5. Use the CURSOR buttons to highlight the desired character and press S1 (hold SHIFT to select capital letters). Continue this procedure as desired. 6. When you have finished selecting a name for your drive, use the CURSOR buttons to highlight [CR] and press S1. The "Drive Select" screen will be displayed and the new name will appear next to the drive's ID number. NOTE: The DJ-70MKII will be displayed on the "Drive Select" screen as "DJ-70 Self" and cannot be renamed. The floppy drive appears as "Floppy Disk" and cannot be renamed either.
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