User manual TRANSCEND TS256MCF80 QUICK INSTRUCTION GUIDE

[. . . ] Create directory for JetFlash first mkdir /mnt/jetflash Mount JetFlash mount ­a ­t msdos /dev/sda1 /mnt/jetflash 2 Security Function You must use the U-Storage Tool found on the Driver CD to enable the Security function. The Security function is not supported in Mac and Linux Operating Systems. To use the Security function, you must login into the Windows OS with Administrator rights. Before Partition Types U-Storage Tool can be used to partition JetFlash into three partition types. [. . . ] The Warning window will appear to remind you to back up all the data on your JetFlash. Once the partition is finished, the Resize information window will appear. Select OK. Access Data in Security Area 1. Enter the correct password and select OK. If a Password Hint was set up during the partition procedure, you can select the Hint button to display your Password Hint to help you to remember the password. After three wrong tries, the Unplug JetFlash and plug it in again to be allowed three 6 more tries to input the correct password to unlock the restricted data in the Security Area. 4. Verify that there isn't any data being transferred to or from your JetFlash before login/logout, and select OK to login. 5. The Removable Disk window will appear. The Security Area is ready for use. After login, the icon will appear in the system tray. You can right-click the icon to select U-Storage, Logout, or Exit. Log Out of Security Area 1. Make sure that all files are closed and that there isn't any data being transferred to or from your JetFlash. Double-click the icon in the system tray and the warning message will appear. Close all of the applications and documents opened on JetFlash and select OK to logout. is accessible. Once you have successfully completed Log Out of the Security Area of JetFlash, only data in the Public Area Change Password 1. The U-Storage window will appear. Select the Manage Password button. 3. If If USB HDD was selected, the C:\> prompt will appear after using JetFlash to boot up. Select Start if you want to recover your JetFlash. 16 The Recovery program will perform a low-level format on your JetFlash, erasing all of the data and returning JetFlash to the default configuration. Select OK and unplug your JetFlash. Safely Remove Your JetFlash Remove JetFlash in Windows 98SE Unplug JetFlash from your system directly when data is not transferring. Remove JetFlash in Windows Me, 2000, and XP 1. JetFlash is now ready to be 17 Remove JetFlash in Mac OS Drag and drop the Disk icon corresponding to your JetFlash into the trashcan. Then unplug your Remove JetFlash in Linux Unmount the device from the Linux environment. button on the task bar and select Programs > U-Storage Driver > 2. Follow the on-screen instructions to uninstall the Windows 98SE driver. Before removing JetFlash, please make sure the LED is steady and not flashing!If you remove JetFlash while the LED is flashing, unpredictable damage to the files and/or to your JetFlash may occur due to a write cache issue. 18 Troubleshooting If an error occurs, first check the points listed below before taking your JetFlash for repair. If you are unable to remedy a problem from the following hints, please consult your dealer or service Driver CD cannot auto-run in Windows Enter Device Manager in Control Panel and enable the Auto-Insert function of the CD-ROM drive. Alternatively, you can execute the JetFlash. EXE in the driver CD manually. Operating system cannot detect JetFlash Check followings: 1. [. . . ] Transcend will inspect the product and make the determination as to whether the product is eligible for repair or replacement. The decision by Transcend regarding eligibility of the product for repair or replacement will be final and binding. Transcend reserves the right to provide a functionally equivalent, refurbished replacement product. Limitations: This warranty does not apply to products that fail due to accident, abuse, mishandling, improper installation, alteration, acts of nature, improper usage, or problems with electrical power. [. . . ]