User manual TRANSCEND STOREJET 35U MANUAL

[. . . ] Never allow your StoreJet 35 Ultra to come in contact with water or any other liquids. Do not use or store your StoreJet 35 Ultra in any of the listed environments: o o o Direct sunlight Next to an air conditioner, electric heater or other heat sources In a closed car that is in direct sunlight Setup · · · · · Please ensure that you connect the USB cable to the StoreJet 35 Ultra and your computer correctly (square end StoreJet 35 Ultra, rectangular end PC or Notebook). The supplied eSATA cable only works in eSATA ports and will not connect directly to your PC's internal motherboard SATA connector When using the Vertical Stand, allow at least 2" clearance between your PC, wall, etc. When not using the Vertical Stand, always lay the StoreJet 35 Ultra on a flat stable surface with the cooling fan side facing up. [. . . ] In the Policies tab, ensure that the "Enable write caching" option is not checked. 14 Mac® OS (USB & eSATA) Drag and drop the Disk icon that represents your StoreJet 35 Ultra into the trashcan. Then unplug your StoreJet 35 Ultra from the USB port and turn off its power switch. Linux® Kernel 2. 4, or Later (USB) Execute umount /mnt/Storejet to un-mount the device. Then unplug your StoreJet 35 Ultra from the USB port and turn off its power switch. 15 Formatting the Hard Drive WARNING!Formatting the disk will erase all of the data on your StoreJet 35 Ultra. You must have Administrator Rights in order to format in Windows 2000, XP, or Vista. Windows® 2000/XP 1. Download the StoreJet Format Utility from Transcend's online Download Center at http://www. transcendusa. com/Support/DLCenter/index. asp (the software can be located by selecting "Storage Devices -> StoreJet Drives -> any StoreJet product -> any StoreJet model) When the download is complete, extract the downloaded ZIP file to your computer's hard drive (not the StoreJet 35 Ultra) and run the StoreJetFormatter. exe application. Plug the StoreJet 35 Ultra into an available USB port on a Windows® 2000/XP computer. In the StoreJet Format Utility window, click the "Refresh" button. Press OK to begin formatting the drive. 16 9. The format process may take a few minutes. When complete, an "O. K. " message will appear in the bottom right hand corner of the window. Windows VistaTM 1. Download the StoreJet Format Utility from Transcend's online Download Center at http://www. transcendusa. com/Support/DLCenter/index. asp (the software can be located by selecting "Storage Devices -> StoreJet Drives -> any StoreJet product -> any StoreJet model) When the download is complete, extract the downloaded ZIP file to your computer's hard drive (not the StoreJet 35 Ultra). Plug the StoreJet 35 Ultra into an available USB port on your Windows VistaTM computer. Right-click "StoreJetFormatter. exe" and select "Run as Administrator. " 2. 8. The program will automatically detect the StoreJet 35 Ultra drive. Press "Start". 18 9. A confirmation window will appear. When complete, an "O. K. " message will appear in the bottom right hand corner of the window. 19 11. Click the "Close" button to finish and exit. Mac® OS 1. Plug the StoreJet 35 Ultra into an available USB port on your MAC computer. 6. In the Disk Utility window, select the new drive from the list on the left. Choose the Volume Format you want (Mac OS Extended (journaled) is recommended). 7. 8. Input a name for your new drive (otherwise, your drive will be named "Untitled") Click the "Erase" button in the bottom right corner of the window 20 9. Click "Erase" again to confirm. 10. Click the "Close" button to finish and exit. Linux® 1. [. . . ] Transcend is not responsible for recovering any data lost due to the failure of a hard drive device. Transcend's StoreJet 35 Ultra must be used with devices that conform to the recommended industry standards. Transcend will not be liable for damages resulting from a third party device that causes the Transcend StoreJet 35 Ultra to fail. Transcend shall in no event be liable for any consequential, indirect, or incidental damages, lost profits, lost business investments, lost goodwill, or interference with business relationships as a result of lost data. [. . . ]