AT&T TCD130040 Kurzanleitung
TIVO UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS (#32)
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Instructions for SERIES2 TiVo ONE DRIVE REPLACE upgrade
(TCD130040 TCD140060)
These instructions are also available in color online at http://www.weaknees.com
WORDS OF CAUTION:
Upgrading a TiVo presents a few physical hazards. As with most consumer electronics devices, components in the TiVo may still carry a
lethal charge, even after disconnecting from your power supply. Be aware of this while working inside your TiVo. Allow sufficient time
for discharging of components and avoid contact as much as possible with potential hazards. While we have done everything we can to
provide accurate, easy-to-follow instructions, we cannot be responsible for any damage done to your TiVo or to yourself as a result of
your upgrade. By opening your TiVo, you agree that neither Adberg Consulting nor any of its members or affiliates is responsible in any
way for any harm done. Please be VERY careful when upgrading. NEVER open the TiVo while the unit is plugged in and NEVER
operate the TiVo if the lid is not securely fastened. PLEASE NOTE: Opening the TiVo voids the warranty
THIS KIT INCLUDES:
1 T10 Torx L-Key
1 T15 Torx L-Key
1 Upgrade hard drive (not shown)
1 Set of upgrade instructions (not shown)
1. OPENING THE TIVO
Unplug the power cord from your electrical outlet and wait five
minutes for the TiVo to discharge. Do not plug the TiVo back in
until you are completely finished. Be very careful of static
electricity, which can destroy your TiVo’s internal parts. You
should not perform this upgrade on carpet.
Using the Torx T10 (smaller of the two) L-key included with
your kit, unscrew the four Torx screws on the back of your TiVo.
The four screws are surrounded by black from the top of the
TiVo’s case.
Once the four screws are removed, remove the lid. Place your
palms on the top side edges of the TiVo, toward the back and
push toward the back of the TiVo (this occasionally requires a bit
of force). The cover should slide back and then up. Remove the
cover from the TiVo.
2. DISCONNECTING THE DRIVE BAY
Place the TiVo lid upright in front of the TiVo, forming
a platform that will be used to support the drive bay
after you remove it.
With the cover off and looking underneath the front lip
of the TiVo, you will be able to see (1) a multi-colored
(red, black, yellow) power cable that runs from the
power supply to the hard drive, (2) a gray IDE ribbon
cable that runs from the greenish motherboard
underneath the drive to the hard drive, (3) one hard
drive, and (4) a fan cable (two-wires; red/blue) that runs
from the hard drive bay to the motherboard..
Gently remove the fan cable from the
motherboard. Pull straight up and out.
Using your Torx T15 L-key (larger of the two, although
either may work for these screws), unscrew and remove
the two screws on the left-hand side of the drive bay (as
you are looking at the front of the TiVo). Also remove
the gold inserts from the blue grommets and keep the
two screws inside the gold-colored inserts. [In the
picture at the right, the front of the TiVo is to the left.]
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Once the screws and inserts are removed, you will be
able to lift the drive bay up from the left side (as you are
looking at the front of the TiVo) and slide it out of the
two holes on the right side of the drive bay. As you
slide the drive bay up and out of the TiVo, do two things
simultaneously (1) support the right side of the bracket
to prevent it from falling onto the motherboard as you
pull it out of the holes, and (2) be mindful of the drive
cable and power cable that are still connected to the
drive. Flip the drive bay up and out of the TiVo and
onto the TiVo lid, with the hard drive face-down on the
TiVo lid and the two cables running from the drive to
the TiVo.
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You will now need to remove both of the cables
connected to the hard drive by following the instructions
below:
The hard drive has a power connector running into the
hard drive. The power cable has a white connector
plugged into the hard drive. Remove the power
connector from the hard drive. The power cables are
sometimes difficult to remove; patience and wiggling it
back and forth usually does the trick.
Remove the hard drive ribbon cable (longer, gray cable
with a blue or black connector) from the hard drive by
pulling on the hard plastic piece connected to the hard
drive.
3. REMOVING THE EXISTING DRIVE
Before removing the factory drive, take note of its position on the
drive bay. Your new drive will be installed in the identical
location and position.
With the hard drive bay upside-down on the TiVo lid, use your
Torx T15 L-key to remove the four screws connecting the hard
drive to the hard drive bay. Set these screws aside, and do not
confuse them with the four screws you removed from the back of
the TiVo before removing the lid. Remove the hard drive and set
it aside for safe keeping.
4. CONNECTING THE NEW HARD DRIVE TO THE DRIVE BAY
Align the new hard drive included in your kit on the drive bay, in
the same position as the drive that you removed. Using the drive
screws you removed from the factory drive, attach the drive to
the bracket by following the instructions below:
We have found that the easiest way to attach the drive to the
bracket is to turn the bracket upside down. Using one hand, hold
the drive against the bottom of the bracket and look through the
holes in the drive bay to align the screw holes. Using your hands,
screw the screws into each of the four holes. Use your Torx T15
L-key to tighten the screws. NOTE: Do NOT change the jumper
on your upgrade drive. It is set correctly.
5. CONNECTING THE POWER AND HARD DRIVE CABLES TO THE DRIVES
Connect the gray IDE ribbon cable to the hard drive. If the drive
is face down on the TiVo lid, then the notch in the cable should
be face down as it is inserted into the drive. Be sure the cable is
pushed snugly into the drive (it only fits one way). Be very
careful not to bend any of the hard drive pins.
Connect the power connector to the drive, being sure to align the
power connectors properly. If the hard drive is face-down on the
TiVo lid, then the rounded side of the power cable will also be
down. Be sure that the power connector is securely fastened.
6. RE-ATTACHING THE DRIVE BAY
Now, carefully flip the drive bay over. You will need to insert
the two pins on the right into the light blue grommets, while at
the same time watching the power connectors and the gray hard
drive cable. You will want to tuck the power cables down into
the TiVo (in front of the hard drives). You will also want to
watch the fan cable (the lone red/blue cable) to be sure that it
hangs free.
Once the two pins are in the blue grommets, align the left
side of the drive bay so that it is directly over the screw
holes on the left side of the TiVo.
Screw the two screws (and gold inserts) back into the holes
on the left side of the drive bay using the Torx T15 L-key.
Insert the fan cable back into the
motherboard. (This is easy to forget,
which is why it is in bold!)
7. RE-ATTACHING THE TIVO LID
Kneel down in front of your TiVo as you did when you removed
the lid. Place the TiVo lid back over the TiVo. Align the clips
on each side of the lid so that they clip down on the sides of your
TiVo. Slide the lid toward you while simultaneously pushing
down on the top of the lid. Once the lid is in place, reattach the
four Torx screws using your T10 L-key.
Reconnect your TiVo to your television and power it on. After
your have gone through guided setup, you will be able to verify
your TiVo's new capacity in the System Information screen.
ENJOY! We thank you very much for your purchase and hope that you enjoy your newly-upgraded TiVo. Please
email us with any comments, suggestions or complaints. If you found the upgrade easy to install (or even if you
found it more difficult than you expected), we’d love to know. If you found our service to be excellent (or awful),
we want to know that too. We’re always looking to improve our products and services…the more we hear from
you, the better. Thanks very much!
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