User manual KANGURU DOCK

[. . . ] USER'S MANUAL FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENTS This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. [. . . ] Step 3: Connect the power supply to the KanguruDock. The KanguruDock has a power connector on the back, next to the 40-pin ribbon cable. Firmly connect this cable to any one of your PC's available power supply cables. Step 4: Insert the KanguruDisk and boot your computer. CAUTION: NEVER insert or remove the KanguruDisk with the power on! Insert the KanguruDisk firmly into the KanguruDock; reconnect your PC's power; and boot up your computer. *For the sake of troubleshooting, you may not want to close up your PC until you are certain the installation was successful. If you have purchased a KanguruDisk of capacity 8. 4GB or larger it will be partitioned as one entire FAT32 partition. Windows 98 and newer versions of Windows 95 (OSR2) support FAT32. If you are running Windows NT, MS-DOS, or Windows 3. x, your system will not be able to recognize the partition and you must re-partition the drive using FDISK to a suitable file system (FAT16 for DOS or NT, or NTFS for WinNT). 4. Formatting Your KanguruDisk If your KanguruDisk is new you will need to format it before you can use it for storage. You must also format any new partitions you have created. If your KanguruDisk has data on it, DO NOT format it because formatting will erase all data on the drive. CAUTION: Formatting your drive erases all data. Make sure you are formatting the correct drive and are certain it is necessary. IMC assumes no responsibility for lost or damaged data. Note: Each partition on your KanguruDisk will appear as a drive letter. Each partition (letter) must be formatted separately. To format a drive letter from Windows 95 / 98, right click on the drive in My Computer and choose "Format". Choose "Full" format and click "Start". Once finished you may wish to run the Scandisk utility on the drive to check for errors. Running thorough Scandisk is not recommended. To format from MS-DOS, type "FORMAT X: <enter>" from the DOS prompt, where "X:" is the letter of the drive you wish to format. Once the format is complete you have the option of entering a volume label for the drive. Once formatting is complete you can use your KanguruDisk for all your storage needs. PARTITIONING YOUR KANGURUDISK General Information It is sometimes necessary to re-partition your KanguruDisk. [. . . ] Remove KanguruDisk and firmly reinsert it into the dock until it snaps into place. If the light on KanguruDisk still does not appear, turn off the PC and check the power cable inside the PC on the back of the KanguruDock. It should be firmly connected to one of the PC's power supply cables. Problem: I get an error message from the BIOS when I remove my KanguruDisk and boot up my PC. [. . . ]