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Fujitsu 1300U2 user manual 3 -3 Disconnecting the MO Drive, 3-3 1 For Windows Users

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3 -3Disconnecting the MO Drive

3 -3Disconnecting the MO Drive

Use the procedures given below to disconnect the USB cable from the MO Drive while the computer is running.

■Caution

1)Only disconnect the MO drive once the MO disk has been ejected.

2)Never disconnect the MO drive while files are being copied or if a file is open.

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Windows 98 (including Second Edition)

To disconnect the MO drive, first eject the MO disk and then disconnect the USB cable.

Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows Me

1.

2.

If there is an MO disk in the MO drive, eject the MO disk.

Click the

icon displayed in the task tray.

3. Click the message shown below in the menu that appears.

● Windows Me

“Stop USB disk drive.”

●Windows 2000......“Stop USB high-capacity storage device drive.”

● Windows XP .........“It is safe to remove the USB high-capacity storage device drive.”

4. The dialog box shown below appears. Click the [Stop] button and then select the device and click the [OK]

button.
■ Windows XP	■ Windows Me

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Fujitsu 1300U2 user manual 3 -3 Disconnecting the MO Drive, 3-3 1 For Windows Users, Windows 98 including Second Edition

Contents

U S E R ’ S M A N UA L 3.5-inch Magneto-Optical Disk Drive2- MO Drive Setup ContentsBefore Using the MO Drive 3- Using the MO DriveTroubleshootings Uninstalling Utility Software6- Using SecureMO Light28 Product SpecificationsIntroduction Using this Product for Applications with High Safety Levels Formatted Capacity of MO DisksApplications with High Safety Levels The Meanings of the Icons Used About the Symbols UsedWarnings Cautions Notes on Handling this ProductWarnings accidentally swallowedCautions computerWhen using the AC adapter WarningsWhen using the AC Adapter CautionsBefore Using the MO Drive Hardware and Software Requirements1 About the MO Drive 1 -1 Component Names and Functions DC IN Power SupplyUSB Connector Eject Button1 -2 Handling the MO Drive 1-2 2 Notes on Using the MO DriveMO Drive Installation Modes 1-2 1 Handling the MO Drive and MO Disks1. Cleaning Your MO Drive 1-2 3 Maintenance1-2 4 Using the AC Adapter Sold Separately 2. Cleaning MO Disks2 MO Drive Setup 2 -1 Setup Procedure The MO Drive setup procedure is shown below2-2 2 MO Drive Orientation 2-2 1 Preparing the MO Drive and Accessories2 -2 For Windows XP Windows 2000 Users Upright2-2 3 Installing the Utility Software on Your Computer 6. Click the Finish button Click the Install button8. Click the Install button Click the Next button2-2 4 Connecting the MO Drive to Your Computer Check that the MO Drive is connected correctlyCheck the Device Manager Page 2-3 2 MO Drive Orientation 2-3 1 Preparing the MO Drive and Accessories2 -3 For Windows Me Windows 98 including Second Edition Users2-3 3 Installing the Utility Software on Your Computer For Windows 98 Users 4. Click the Next buttonFor Windows Me Users 5. Click the Next button 6. Click the Next buttonClick the Next button Click the Finish button Click the Finish button 10. Restart your PC2-3 4 Connecting the MO Drive to Your Computer Check that the MO Drive is connected correctlyCheck the Device Manager 2-4 2 MO Drive Orientation 2-4 1 Preparing the MO Drive and Accessories2 -4 For Macintosh Users Upright2-4 3 Connecting the MO Drive to Your Computer Mac OS 9.0.4 or later Mac OS X 10.0.1 or laterCheck that the MO Drive is connected correctly 3 Using the MO Drive 3-1 1 Inserting MO Disk Using the Eject button to remove disks3 -1 Handling MO Disk 3-1 2 Ejecting MO DiskHow to eject disk manually For all Users For Windows Me/Windows 98 UsersFor Macintosh Users 3-1 3 How to Use Eject and format privilege Tool Using the Eject and format privilege ToolWrite-enable position 3-1 4 Write ProtectionWrite-protect position For Windows XP Users 3 -2 Formatting MO Disks3-2 1 For Windows Users OS Built-in FormatterFor Windows 2000 Users FUJITSU MO Disk FormatterOS Built-in Formatter For Windows Me and Windows 98 Users OS Built-in FormatterFUJITSU MO Disk Formatter Inserting a formatted disk 3-2 2 For Macintosh UsersFor Mac OS 9.0.4 or later Users Inserting a non-formatted diskFor Mac OS X Users Inserting a non-formatted disk Inserting a formatted diskMac OS X Windows 98 including Second Edition 3 -3 Disconnecting the MO Drive3-3 1 For Windows Users Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows Me3-3 2 For Macintosh Users 5. The following message appears You can disconnect the MO drive2. Disconnect the USB cable from the USB port on the Macintosh 4 Uninstalling Utility Software Removing the MO Drive Uninstall the Eject and format privilege Tool4 -1 Windows XP/Windows Delete MO SupplementDisconnect the MO Drive 4 -2 Windows MeWindows 98 including Second Edition Delete MO Drivers and FormatterWindows 98 users Delete the USB MO Storage Class Driver 5. Select USB MO Storage Class Driver and click Add/Remove6. Follow the instructions 5 MO Eject Tool 5-1 1 Overview of MO Eject Tool 5-1 3 Installing5 -1 The MO Eject Tool 5-1 2 NotesClick the Next button Click the Next button 5. Click the Finish button and remove the CD-ROMUsing MO Eject Tool 5-1 4 Using MO Eject Tool5-1 5 Uninstalling Closing MO Eject Tool6 Using SecureMO Light28 6-1 1 Overview 6-1 2 Notes6 -1 Overview/InstallingLight28of SecureMO 6-1 3 Installation Start 6 -2 How to use of SecureMO Light286-2 1 Start or close SecureMO Light28 Close6-2 2 Creating a Secure MO disk 6-2 3 Setting of Password Enter the password 6-2 4 Unlocking a Secure MO diskInsert Secure MO disk 6-2 5 Locking a Secure MO disk Click the Lock buttonEject Secure MO disk from the drive 6-2 6 Changing a Password Displaying the Change Password screenProcedure of password change 6-2 7 Formatting Secure MO disk 6-2 8 Uninstall 7 Troubleshootings 7 -1 Troubleshootings For All Operating SystemsWindows 98 including Second Edition/Windows Me Windows 98 including Second Edition Page Windows Windows XPMac OS 8 Product Specifications 8 -1 Product Specifications DynaMO 1300U2 Pocket USER’S MANUAL September 2003 1st Edition Manufactured by FUJITSU LIMITED