VIPowER VPM-6248T user manual Mac OS

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Notes:

•This USB 2.0 External Drive is supported by the Mass Storage Device Driver in Windows Me/2000/XP operating systems. You do not need to install any drivers.

•If the new drive does not appear in [My Computer], it means this USB 2.0 External Drive is a new hard disk drive which does not contain a partition. Please refer to Chapter 5 “Partitioning an External USB 2.0 Hard Disk” to prepare your USB 2.0 External Disk.

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The VPM-6248T USB 2.0 External Drive is supported by Mac OS 9.X or above Mass Storage Support.

When you plug the VPM-6248T USB 2.0 external drive into a USB port of your Mac computer, the mass storage volume should au- tomatically appear on the desktop in a few seconds.

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Contents VPM-6248T Proprietary Notice Contents Introduction Features and SpecificationsVPM-6248T External Enclosure MobileRACK Operating SystemsPackage Checklist Package ContentsTemperature Control Jumper Settings Hardware InstallationRemove Mounting Screws to Remove Cover Temperature Control Jumper Locations Configuration with the MobileRACK Factory Configuration with MobileRACKVPM-6248T Front Panel with the MobileRACK LED IndicatorsMounting a 3.5-inch Drive in the MobileRACK Remove the MobileRACK Drive TrayRemove the MobileRACK Drive Tray Cover Remove Front Panel for Removable Media DrivesMobileRACK Drive Tray with Cover Removed Mount the Drive in the MobileRACK Drive TrayComputer Requirements Connecting the VPM-6248T to a ComputerReplace the MobileRACK Drive Tray Cover Insert Drive Tray into VPM-6248T EnclosureSlide the Latch-switch Left to Lock VPM-6248T External Connector Locations VPM-6248T ConnectionsDriver Installation Windows 98SEStep Select Win98 under the Drivers directory, then click OK Click Next Step Windows Me/2000/XP Mac OS Using the VPM-6248T External Enclosure Connecting the VPM-6248T to ComputerWindows Disconnecting the VPM-6248T from ComputerWindows Me/2000/XP Latch-lock Switch Positions Using the MobileRACK Drive TrayMac OS Partitioning Under Windows 98/ME Partitioning the External USB 2.0 Hard DiskMethod At the DOS prompt, type Fdisk and press Enter Step Partitioning under Windows 2000/XP Step Step Printed on recycled paper