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Pc Mode, Pc Mode Setup

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PC Mode (Setup) By connecting this unit to a PC via the supplied USB cable, it can be utilized as an external drive. System Requirements System requirements are shown below. Compatible PC Models • PC / AT compatible (PCs with USB port) OS Compatibility • Windows® 98SE • Windows® 2000 • Windows® Me • Windows® XP PC must come factory equipped with a USB port and preinstalled with one of the OS listed above. • For Windows 98SE, a CD-ROM drive is required to install the driver. • If more than one USB device is connected to a PC, or if a USB hub or USB extension cable is used, correct operation is not guaranteed. Setup (Connections) 1 Turn on the PC and start Windows. 2 Install a fully charged battery, then connect AC adaptor, then turn this unit on. (p. 18) 3 Connect unit to PC with supplied USB cable. • PC begins automatic hardware detection. Messages displayed depend on OS used. • Windows 98SE requires a dedicated driver. See next page for the driver install procedure. Caution • Connect USB cable correctly, referring to the symbol on the PC USB port. For more on USB connection, see your PC manual. • For PC connection, a fully charged battery must be installed, followed by the AC adaptor. Without a battery installed, power will not be supplied. It is recommended that you charge the battery fully before use. • Never disconnect USB cable or AC adaptor during communication between the unit and PC. Otherwise, operation will terminate abnormally. If this happens, restart the PC, immediately run ScanDisk/CheckDisk, and make a backup of data. (p. 9) Data integrity cannot be guaranteed, even if this procedure is followed, so always place the unit on a stable, level surface, and never disconnect USB cable or AC adaptor during use. Refer to page 49 for what to do if the HDD SAFETY is activated. • Always start up the computer before connecting the USB cable. - Note - • With USB cable connection, PC may take longer to detect this unit. During this period, no operations can be performed from the PC. USB USB Terminal Terminal 3 USB Cable (supplied) 42 DC IN 2 AC Adaptor 2

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PC Mode (Setup)
By connecting this unit to a PC via the supplied USB cable, it can be utilized as an
external drive.
System Requirements
System requirements are shown below.
Compatible PC Models
OS Compatibility
•
PC / AT compatible (PCs with USB port)
•
Windows
®
98SE
•
Windows
®
2000
•
Windows
®
Me
•
Windows
®
XP
PC must come factory equipped with a USB port and preinstalled with one of the OS
listed above.
•
For Windows 98SE, a CD-ROM drive is required to install the driver.
•
If more than one USB device is connected to a PC, or if a USB hub or USB extension cable is
used, correct operation is not guaranteed.
1
Turn on the PC and start
Windows.
2
Install a fully charged
battery, then connect AC
adaptor, then turn this unit
on.
(p. 18)
3
Connect unit to PC with
supplied USB cable.
•
PC begins automatic hardware
detection. Messages displayed
depend on OS used.
•
Windows 98SE requires a
dedicated driver. See next page
for the driver install procedure.
Setup (Connections)
•
Connect USB cable correctly, referring to the
symbol on the PC USB port. For more on USB
connection, see your PC manual.
•
For PC connection, a fully charged battery must be
installed, followed by the AC adaptor.
Without a
battery installed, power will not be supplied. It is
recommended that you charge the battery fully before
use.
•
Never disconnect USB cable or AC adaptor during
communication between the unit and PC. Otherwise,
operation will terminate abnormally. If this happens,
restart the PC, immediately run ScanDisk/CheckDisk,
and make a backup of data. (p. 9) Data integrity
cannot be guaranteed, even if this procedure is
followed, so always place the unit on a stable, level
surface, and never disconnect USB cable or AC
adaptor during use. Refer to page 49 for what to do if
the HDD SAFETY is activated.
•
Always start up the computer before connecting
the USB cable.
•
With USB cable connection, PC may take longer to detect this
unit. During this period, no operations can be performed from the
PC.
–
Note
–
USB
Terminal
3
USB
Terminal
DC IN
AC Adaptor
2
2
USB Cable
(supplied)
Caution