User manual SONY HDPS-M1

[. . . ] 2-022-121-12(1) Preparations _______________ Copying data to the unit _____ HDD Photo Storage Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this document thoroughly, and retain it for future reference. Connecting to a computer ____ Additional information _______ EN OP HDPS-M1 © 2004 Sony Corporation Safety regulations WARNING Keep away from children. If any part of the unit is swallowed, promptly see a doctor. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. [. . . ] To illustrate, this section explains how to copy data from the unit to the "My Documents" folder of a computer running Windows. Copying data from the computer to the unit also uses a similar procedure. Note When the unit is connected to a computer with the USB cable, the COPY and CANCEL/HDD CAPA. buttons on the unit are disabled. With Windows 2000 or Windows Me 1 Double-click [My Computer]. The "My Computer" window opens. 24 In the "My Computer" window, the "Memory Stick", CompactFlash card, and internal hard disk of the unit appear as follows. Connecting to a computer "Memory Stick" CompactFlash card Internal hard disk of the unit Hints · The "Memory Stick" and CompactFlash drives of the unit appear as removable disks, while the internal hard disk of the unit appears as a local disk. The drive letters (e. g. , "E:") differ depending on the computer system. · If no removable disks or the internal hard disk of the unit appear, refer to "When the drives of the HDD Photo Storage do not appear on the computer" (page 28). 2 Double-click [Local Disk (E:)]. The contents of the internal hard disk of the unit are shown. 25 3 Double-click [STORE. IPS]. Files and folders on the internal hard disk of the unit appear. For details about folder names, see "Data storage locations and folder names" (page 36). 4 5 Double-click the folder that contains the files you want to copy to the computer. Right-click the file that you want to copy and click [Copy] on the shortcut menu that appears. 6 Double-click [My Documents] on your desktop. 26 7 Right-click anywhere in the "My Documents" window and click [Paste] on the shortcut menu that appears. Connecting to a computer The selected file is copied to "My Documents". If a file with the same name already exists in the destination folder A message prompting you to confirm whether you want to overwrite the existing file appears. If you overwrite the existing file, it is irrevocably lost, as it is replaced by the new file. To copy the new file without overwriting the existing file with the same name, save the new file under a different name. Disconnecting the USB cable from the computer or removing media 1 Click on the Windows taskbar. 2 3 4 5 Click [Stop USB mass storage device - drive (X:)]. Make sure that the drive letter is correct and click [OK]. Remove the "Memory Stick" or CompactFlash card. 27 When the drives of the HDD Photo Storage do not appear on the computer With Windows 2000 1 Right-click [My Computer] and click [Properties] on the shortcut menu that appears. The "System Properties" dialog box appears. 2 Verify that no other devices are shown. If other devices are shown, delete them. 1 On the [Hardware] tab, click [Device Manager]. 28 2 Make sure that "USB Mass Storage Device" is displayed as a . If it is, right-click it and click [Remove] on the shortcut menu that appears. Perform the same operation for "Disk drives". Connecting to a computer The "Confirm Device Removal" dialog box appears. After the device is removed, disconnect the USB cable, and then reconnect it. With Windows Me 1 Right-click [My Computer] and click [Properties] on the shortcut menu that appears. The "System Properties" dialog box appears. 29 2 Verify that no other devices are shown. If other devices are shown, delete them. 1 On the [Device Manager] tab, make sure that "USB Mass Storage Device" is displayed as a . [. . . ] Use the tables below to determine the meaning of the lighting patterns and appropriate actions. Remaining battery/charging indications The 1 e (power) indicator shows the charge of the internal battery. The 1 e (power) indicator blinks during charging. If you charge the battery during use, the indicator blinks according to the following pattern: red, yellow, and then green. Indicator Remaining battery capacity Description There is enough remaining charge in the internal battery to use the unit without connecting it to the AC power adapter, or the AC power adapter is connected to the unit. The remaining charge is lowering, but still sufficient to copy several more media. [. . . ]