User manual TDK TRANS-IT

[. . . ] V1 TRANS-IT TM USB 2. 0 Flash Memory Drive 2. 0 Simple. Secure. User's Guide Safety & Handling · Do not store or use in areas exceeding 115°F/46°C or below 40°F/4°C. · Do not remove, bump or jar the drive while it is in operation. · Do not subject to excessive force or impact. [. . . ] 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. It is for the U3 functionality, which is not Mac compatible. You can now save, copy and delete files on Trans-It in the same manner you would with a hard drive. Trans-It's LED will illuminate when data transfer is active. IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not remove Trans-It from the USB port without following the proper procedure. Removing the drive improperly may corrupt the data stored on the drive and the data being transferred. 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: 1. Drag Trans-It's icons to the Trash icon. Unplug Trans-It from the USB port once the icons are not visible on your Mac OS desktop. 3 Frequently Asked Questions How do I use Trans-It after connecting it to my computer?After Trans-It has been connected to your computer's USB port, the operating system will recognize and initialize it. In Windows, click My Computer or Windows Explorer and then Trans-It will appear as an additional drive. Mac users will find the icon on the desktop. You can use Trans-It exactly like a hard drive. Yes, the drive is backwards compatible with your computer's USB 1. 1 port. Can I use a USB 1. 1 extension cable with Trans-It?Yes, USB 1. 1 and USB 2. 0 cables are the same. With what operating systems is Trans-It compatible?Trans-It was designed for compatibility with Windows 98SE, 2000 ME, XP and Mac OS 9. 0 or higher. Trans-It is connected, but I don't see a drive letter or an icon in My Computer or Windows Explorer for the drive. First, make sure the drive is fully inserted into the USB port. [. . . ] In the upper left window highlight " . . . Select Volume Format and name the volume. 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. [. . . ]