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User's Guide
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USER'S GUIDE
HDD/SSD Support:
SATA 2.5”(up to 12.5mm height)
Material: Aluminium and Plastic
External interface:
USB 3.0 (compatible with USB 2.0/1.1)
Internal interface: SATA
Dimensions: 132 x 90 x 18.5 mm
Weight: 190g
Power supply: USB
System requirements:
USB port, Windows XP,
Mac OS X, Linux 2.4 or higher
Warranty: 2 years
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HARDWARE
SETUP
•Make sure that your SATA 2.5” disk
has the jumper set in “Master” mode.
•Push the open button
and open the enclosure
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• Insert the drive into the enclosure,
making sure the SATA connector
is in the right position
•Connect the USB cable to the
enclosure and then to your
computer.
(For USB 1.1 connections you will
have to use two USB ports to ensure
enough power for the drive.)
Open
Close
Insert
disk
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•The computer should now detect
the new drive. Proceed to format
your hard drive.
FORMAT YOUR
HARD DRIVE(Windows)
PARTITION
For an un-partitioned or un-formatted
new drive, it normally does not
automatically appear in “My Computer”
in the first time. Please follow these
steps:
Windows 2000/XP/VISTA/7
•Right click on “My Computer” and
choose “Manage” from the drop-
-down list. A window titled
“Computer Management” will pop up.
•Click on the “Disk Management”.
All connected disk drives will be
displayed in the lower right-hand
corner of the window. Carefully
locate your new external drive, right
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click on it to initialize your drive,
create or delete new partitions, and/
or format an existing partition.
FORMAT
Go to “My Computer”, locate the
removable disk, right click on it, and
select “Format” from the drop-down
list, follow the instructions to complete
the formatting process.
Note:
Using this method to format your drive
will result in a single partition in the
largest drive capacity, which is also
highly recommended.
Note:
For Windows 2000/XP/VISTA/7, the
default choice is NTFS. However, you
can also choose to format the drive
with FAT32 ONLY IF the drive size if
smaller or equal to 32GB.
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FORMAT YOUR
HARD DRIVE(Mac OS X)
In Mac OS X open a new Finder
window and navigate to applications.
In the folder "Utilities" you can find
the application "Disk Utility", open it.
Select the drive in the left column and
navigate through right side options
for partition and formatting. Use the
recommended format if you want to
use you drive only with Mac, or use
NTFS if you want to share contents
between Mac OS X and Windows based
computers.
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