Toshiba HDTQ112XCWF1 - Canvio Aero Mobile Canvio Aero Mobile User's Guide - Page 14

Function modes, DAS mode (Direct-Attached Storage)

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Getting Started Function modes 13 2 Plug the USB cable into the USB 3.0 Host port on the Canvio AeroMobile™. 3 Plug the AC adapter into a live electrical wall outlet. While charging, the battery indicator light will blink slowly (interval time is 2 seconds). Function modes There are two available function modes on the Canvio AeroMobile™. You can either connect to it directly with the included USB cable (DAS mode) or connect wirelessly (Wireless LAN mode). DAS mode (Direct-Attached Storage) To operate via DAS mode, connect the Canvio AeroMobile™ to the computer's USB port using the included USB cable. For Mac® users: To write files in DAS mode, you will need to install the "NTFS driver for Mac®" to your Mac. Refer the pre-loaded manual stored on the Canvio AeroMobile's SSD. USB 3.0 Host USB cable USB port (Sample Image) Canvio AeroMobile™ DAS mode To connect the Canvio AeroMobile™ to your computer: 1 Make sure the Canvio AeroMobile™ is powered OFF. 2 Connect the included USB 3.0 cable to the Canvio AeroMobile™. 3 Connect the other end of the USB 3.0 cable to your computer's USB port. You can now begin transferring data to and from the product.

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13
Getting Started
Function modes
2
Plug the USB cable into the USB 3.0 Host port on the Canvio
AeroMobile
™
.
3
Plug the AC adapter into a live electrical wall outlet.
While charging, the battery indicator light will blink slowly
(interval time is 2 seconds).
Function modes
There are two available function modes on the Canvio AeroMobile
™
.
You can either connect to it directly with the included USB cable
(DAS mode) or connect wirelessly (Wireless LAN mode).
DAS mode (Direct-Attached Storage)
To operate via DAS mode, connect the Canvio AeroMobile
™
to the
computer’s USB port using the included USB cable.
For Mac
®
users:
To write files in DAS mode, you will need to install the “NTFS driver
for Mac
®
” to your Mac. Refer the pre-loaded manual stored on the
Canvio AeroMobile’s SSD.
(Sample Image) Canvio AeroMobile
™
DAS mode
To connect the Canvio AeroMobile
™
to your computer:
1
Make sure the Canvio AeroMobile
™
is powered OFF.
2
Connect the included USB 3.0 cable to the Canvio
AeroMobile
™
.
3
Connect the other end of the USB 3.0 cable to your
computer’s USB port.
You can now begin transferring data to and from the product.
USB cable
USB 3.0 Host
USB port