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Formatting the Interface Box
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Formatting the Interface Box This section describes how to format an SSD installed in the interface box. An SSD can be formatted as a TYPE S or FAT drive. Before you use an SSD for the first time it must be formatted using TYPE S or FAT. ERASE ALL allows you to delete all data on the SSD. TYPE S: A special disk format for high-speed writing data by P2 card. It enables saving up to 23 cards. Saved data for each copied P2 card will be recognized as a separate drive by computers and other devices. FAT: The basic primary partition becomes FAT32. Computers will recognize the device as a single drive and as cards are copied to the drive, new folders are automatically created for copying. ERASE ALL: Since formatting will only delete some of the data, use ERASE ALL to securely erase all the data on the drive. NOTE: • Do not use battery power, but the AC adapter for ERASE ALL since it writes data to the drive to delete all data, which takes considerable time. • To use an SSD after an ERASE ALL operation, format it selecting either TYPE S or FAT. 1 Make sure that TARGET in the main screen is INTERNAL and press the F3 (INT. EXPLORE) button. • The EXPLORE screen appears. NOTE: • The appearance of the screen that appears depends on which type of formatting was selected for the SSD. 2 Press the MENU button and use the cur- sor (up/down/left/right) buttons to select [OPERATION] [FORMAT(INT.)] and press the SET button. 3 Select the format type (TYPE S, FAT or ERASE ALL) and press the SET button. 4 Use the cursor buttons (Up/Down) to select [YES] in the confirmation message that appears. • Formatting starts 5 Press SET when the completion mes- sage appears. NOTE: • Check that no important data remains on a device before formatting since data erased by formatting cannot be recovered. Note that formatting formats the entire storage device. • A storage device is not guaranteed to operate on this unit if the storage device was formatted with this unit and data was later written to the storage device using a personal computer. (Data written using this unit or the storage device itself may not be recognized.) 22