User manual TDK ACCESSORIES PRODUCT LITERATURE

[. . . ] · Keep away from excessive moisture or exposure to liquids. · Keep away from strong magnetic fields. There are no serviceable parts inside and dismantling will void your warranty. FCC Certification Statement This device complies with FCC Part 15 Class B of the FCC Rules and is designed to provide reasonable protection against radio and television interference. [. . . ] You may also loose access to your drive and may not be able to retrieve any files stored on the drive. To remove Trans-It (not required with Windows 98SE): 1. Double click on the green Safely Remove Hardware arrow in the Windows task bar. 2 2. In the Safely Remove Hardware box, highlight USB Mass Storage Device and then click Stop. 3. In the Stop a Hardware device window, select TDK Trans-It USB Device and click OK. 4. Wait for the notice that it is safe to remove the drive and then remove Trans-It. NOTE: Instead of following the procedure above, it is also safe to click the U3 Launchpad's Eject button and then remove Trans-It. See the U3 Quick Start Guide for more details. NOTE: If your operating system is Windows 98SE, you don't need to follow this procedure. You can safely remove Trans-It without taking any special steps, so long as the device is not actively transferring data. The device's LED will illuminate when it is transferring data. Apple Macintosh To connect Trans-It: 1. Insert Trans-It into an available USB port on your computer and wait while it is initialized. 2. Click on the Trans-It drive icon once Trans-It has been successfully mounted on your Mac. NOTE: A second Trans-It icon that looks like a disc may appear on your Mac. Click OK and then Yes to verify your selection. Close Computer Management and Control Panel. The drive should now appear correctly in Windows Explorer and My Computer. Do I need to format Trans-It before using it?No, Trans-It is ready to use out of the box. With Macs, a formatting message may appear if your computer has not been set up to read Windows-formatted files. Refer to the computer's user's guide to learn how to enable reading Windows files with it. If you format Trans-It with NTFS, the drive will have less available storage space than if you don't format it. I can't find the files I stored on Trans-It. If data transfer was interrupted by removing the drive from your PC without following the correct procedure or by power failure, the files may have been corrupted. Restart your computer and attempt to access the files. [. . . ] Click on Erase in the tool bar at the top of the window. Your Trans-It may have been supplied with a pre-installed password security utility. All files stored on the drive will be lost. Why don't files transfer to/from my Trans-It faster? [. . . ]