LaCie KY0730482 warranty What is SCSI?, LaCie Storage Utilities Software, Manual Updates

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LaCie d2 SCSI Hard Drive

Introduction

 

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Manual Updates

LaCie is constantly striving to give you the most up-to-date, comprehensive User’s Manuals available on the market. It is our goal to provide you with a friendly, easy-to-use format that will help you quickly install and utilize the many functions of your new device.

If your manual does not reflect the exact configurations of the product that you purchased, please check our Web site for the most current version available. You can access our manuals at: www.lacie.com/support/manuals

1.2 What is SCSI?

SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) is an industry standard used to connect peripherals to your computer through a standard hardware interface, using standard SCSI commands. Currently, there are three generations of the

SCSI interface: SCSI (SCSI-1), SCSI-2 (SCSI wide, and SCSI fast and wide), and SCSI-3, which is made up of at least 14 separate standards documents.

For a more detailed discussion of SCSI, please refer to chapters 5 (Technical Information) and 8 (Appendix – SCSI Questions and Answers).

The SCSI Icon

This icon will help you easily identify the SCSI interface. It appears on some SCSI cables and next to the SCSI port connectors on certain computers.

1.3 LaCie Storage Utilities Software

The LaCie Storage Utilities CD is a hybrid CD-ROM that has the Mac version, Silverlining Pro, and the PC version, Silverlining 98, on the same CD. Mac users will be able to only view and use the Mac portion, and PC users will be able to only view and use the PC version.

Mac Users Using Mac OS 8.6 and 9.x

Please see the Silverlining manual for instructions on how to use this software. This manual is located on your LaCie Storage Utilities CD in PDF format.

Mac Users Using Mac OS 10.x

Use the formatting and partitioning capabilities in the Apple Disk Utility. Please refer to your Mac OS 10.x documentation or online help for instructions.

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Contents Contents Toolbar How to Use This Manual Printing To ExitTrademarks CopyrightsChanges Canada Compliance StatementWarranty PrecautionsIntroduction Icons Used in This ManualManual Updates What is SCSI?Mac Users Using Mac OS 8.6 LaCie Storage Utilities SoftwarePC Users Using Windows 98 Second Edition SE and Windows Me PC Users Using Windows 2000 and Windows XPMinimum System Requirements Getting To Know Your LaCie Hard DriveLaCie Scsi Hard Drive Views Front ViewSide View Back ViewAttaching the Drive Stand Scsi Cables and ConnectorsConnecting the Power Supply Setting Up Your LaCie Hard DriveConnecting the AC Adapter to the Hard Drive Disconnecting the AC Adapter From the Hard DriveScsi Card Verification Mac Users Installing Your LaCie Hard DriveSetting the Scsi ID Number Drive Recognition Mac Users Software Installation Mac UsersLaCie d2 Scsi Hard Drive Setting Up Your LaCie Hard Drive PC Users Formatting and Partitioning Your LaCie Hard DriveMac Users FAT32 Page Power Save User Advice When Using ScsiTechnical Information Multiple Scsi DevicesCategory ConnectorsScsi types Transfer rateFAT FAT 32 vs. NtfsMac OS Standard Mac OS Standard vs. Mac OS ExtendedGuidelines for Choosing FAT 32 or Ntfs Guidelines for Choosing Mac OS Standard or Mac OS Extended Mac OS ExtendedProblem Questions to Ask Possible Solutions TroubleshootingPossible Solutions Problem Questions to AskMore details Is the Scsi card driver installed correctly and enabled? Technical Support Help Hours Contacting Customer SupportBefore You Call Technical Support Australia Belgium CanadaUnited Kingdom & Ireland Italy Japan NetherlandsSpain Sweden, Norway, and Finland Switzerland Warranty Appendix 1 Scsi Questions and Answers LaCie d2 Scsi Hard Drive Appendix Scsi Q & a Should I use passive or active terminators? What is termination?Where should I place the terminator? LaCie d2 Scsi Hard Drive Appendix Scsi Q & a Glossary LaCie d2 Scsi Hard Drive Glossary General Use Precautions Health and Safety Precautions
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