User manual CORSAIR FLASH VOYAGER

[. . . ] The USB Flash Disk (UFD) Utility allows you to easily create and configure one or two-partition drives ­ an open partition drive with no password and a secured partition drive with a password security option. The secured partition drive allows you to store your important files and protect them from being accessed by setting a password to hide the partition. Future access to the secured partition drive requires first to run the security utility and then to enter the correct password to unlock the drive. Hi-Speed USB Portable Flash Disk User's Manual Guide Features & Specifications Secure removable data storage for business and personal use Full Compliance with the Universal Serial Bus Specification v2. 0 and v1. 1 Hi-Speed Read Performance of up to 20MBytes/sec* Hi-Speed Write Performance of up to 15MByte/sec* Mass Storage Device class compatible with driverless support for Windows ME, 2000, XP, Mac 9. 1 or above. (Driver for Windows 98 use is included. ) USB Flash Disk Utility Program for security and partitioning functions (No additional drivers needed) Bus Powered ­ no separate power supply or battery required State-of-the-art NAND Flash Memory Shock resistant, noise-free and long data retention Advanced power management mechanism Note: The read/write performance of your Corsair Flash Voyager USB 2. 0 Flash Drive depends on the configuration of your computer, its processor, memory and USB interface. System Requirements Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Mac OS 9. 1 or above AMD or Intel Pentium 133MHz or faster based computer Built-in USB 1. 1 or Hi-Speed USB 2. 0 port Note: If you are running Windows 2000 or Windows XP and your computer has a Hi-Speed USB 2. 0 port, it is advised that you install the Windows Service Pack. [. . . ] Please refer to the next section on how to use the utility program. Running the USB Flash Disk Utility Program Note: The USB Flash Disk Utility program only runs if it detects the correct device. The program will not respond if it detects a different factory configured device even if it is also from the same manufacturer. Follow the steps below to run the program: 1. In order to run the USB Flash Disk utility, it is required that you first plug-in the device and then double-click the program shortcut in the desktop screen. Otherwise, the program will not open if it cannot detect the proper device. The USB Flash Disk Utility menu window will appear. The password features will only be enabled if you partition the device into two partitioned disks. If there is a password already enabled on the disk, the password check dialog box will pop-up to prompt for the password before you can enter the main menu. Note: The Password Check dialog box will only pop-up if this option is enabled when you plug-in the device and there is a password enabled. You can disable this auto pop-up function by clicking the Option button in the main menu of the utility program. 3. You will also see the USB Flash Disk utility icon on the right side of the taskbar each time you plug-in the device. You can also double-click this to open the utility. Click on the Option button to disable the tray icon appearing on the taskbar when you plug in the device. Page 8 Hi-Speed USB Portable Flash Disk User's Manual Guide Partition Before you can fully use the security features of the USB Flash Disk Utility, you first need to create two partitions on your device. The Partition button allows you to define the size of the partitions. The Standard Disk partition will be your normal unsecured and accessible disk while the Security Disk partition will be your secured disk that is locked with a user defined password. 1. Click Partition button from the Utility menu. Move the slide bar to adjust the partition size for standard and security disk. The security disk partition can be protected by password and is hidden until you activate the USB Flash Disk Utility program and enter the correct password. Note: For two-partition disks, you must set a minimum standard disk size of 8MB. If there is no password, the Set Password button will instead appear or toggle in this set bar. Clear Password This function allows you to clear the password of your Corsair Flash Voyager USB 2. 0 Flash Drive. Enter the existing password in the Clear Password dialog box. You can click the Hint button to show the password reminder. After you click OK and if the password you entered is correct, you will go back to the main menu and the password has been cleared. If the password you entered is incorrect, a password incorrect dialog box will appear. Page 11 Hi-Speed USB Portable Flash Disk User's Manual Guide Format This allows you to format and label the partition disks. Click on Format and enter the correct password if prompted. If you have two partitions, you will see the dialog box below. [. . . ] Auto pop-up the check password dialog box whenever you plug-in the device and there is a password set. Page 14 Hi-Speed USB Portable Flash Disk User's Manual Guide Uninstalling the USB Flash Disk Utility To uninstall the USB Flash Disk Utility program: 1. Go to Control Panel and double-click on Add or Remove Programs. Look for the USB Flash Disk Utility and click Change/Remove button. 3. After Setup has completely uninstalled the utility program, it will prompt you that maintenance is complete. [. . . ]