LaCie Databank user manual Connecting an optional Power Sharing Cable sold separately

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LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB 2.0

3. Installing Your LaCie Drive

User’s Manual

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3.2. Connecting an optional Power Sharing Cable (sold separately)

In the event that the USB bus on your computer does not provide the necessary power to operate your drive, a power supply adapter cable (sold separately) will derive the necessary power to operate the drive.

The USB power supply adapter cable connects to an available USB port on your computer.

In case neither of these options work with your specific computer configuration, LaCie offers an optional power supply, sold separately. Please contact your LaCie reseller or LaCie Customer Service for more information.

USB Power Sharing Cable

The USB ports (either USB 2.0 or USB 1.1) on your computer will help provide power to your LaCie drive in the instance that your bus does not supply the necessary power to operate your drive.

1Attach the small end of the USB Power Sharing Cable to the back of your LaCie drive.

2Attach the USB end of the USB Power Sharing Cable to an available USB port on your computer.

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Contents How To Use This Manual Table of Contents LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB Foreword User’s Manual LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB Foreword User’s Manual Health And Safety Precautions What Your LaCie Drive Can Do IntroductionYour LaCie Drive Package Contents And Views Of The DriveMinimum System Requirements Views Of The Drive Cables and ConnectorsWindows 98 SE and Windows Me Users Mac OS 9.x Users Installing Your LaCie Drive Windows 98 SE and Windows Me Users Silverlining 98 and USB 2.0 Driver InstallationSilverlining Pro Installation USB Optimizing Data Transfers USB Questions & Answers Connecting The LaCie Drive To Your ComputerUSB Power Sharing Cable Connecting an optional Power Sharing Cable sold separatelyDisconnecting Your LaCie Drive Connecting Multiple DevicesFile System Formats Using Your LaCie DriveFormatting And Partitioning Your LaCie Hard Drive FAT32 Mac Users Formatting And Partitioning Using Mac OSPage File System Formats Tech TipsGuidelines For Choosing FAT 32 Or Ntfs Mac OS 10.x Users Mac Users Mac OS 9.x UsersOptimizing Data Transfers Available Storage CapacityHi-Speed USB 2.0 Host Bus Adapters And Performance LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB Tech Tips User’s Manual USB Questions & Answers What Is The Difference Between USB And Hi-Speed USB 2.0?What Are The Benefits Of The USB Interfaces? What Are The Ideal Uses For USB?What Is a USB Hub? Manual Updates TroubleshootingWindows Users Problem Questions to Ask Possible SolutionsContact LaCie Technical Support for help Problem Mac Users See sections 4.1. Formatting And Partitioning Your LaCie Please see 5.3. Optimizing Data Transfers Before You Contact Technical Support Contacting Customer SupportLaCie Technical Support Warranty Glossary LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB Glossary User’s Manual LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB Glossary User’s Manual LaCie Data Bank Hi-Speed USB Glossary User’s Manual