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EXTERNAL

HARD DRIVE

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Page 1: ...USER SGUIDE EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE E5 HI SPEED USB 2 0 ...

Page 2: ...at hand for product registration and in the event that the product requires service See Obtaining Service for more information The Model and Serial numbers are printed on the label affixed to the underside of the Drive s stand Model Number ________________________________________ Serial Number _________________________________________ Date of Purchase _______________________________________ Name o...

Page 3: ... Pomona CA 91768 Telephone 909 348 0680 Fax 909 598 8663 Web Site www acomdata com Customer Service customerservice acomdata com Technical Support techsupport acomdata com Pre Sales Questions sales acomdata com Contact AcomData ...

Page 4: ...ration for Warranty Coverage 14 System Requirements for Windows 16 System Requirements for Mac Getting to Know Your AcomData Drive 20 The Drive at a Glance 21 The Drive In Depth 21 About Hi Speed USB 2 0 22 CD SecureHD 23 Password Security 25 PushButton Backup 25 Synchronization Sync 26 Mac PC Ready Contents ...

Page 5: ...l Placement 32 Horizontal Placement 34 Installing the USB 2 0 Driver 35 Connecting the Drive Using Password Security 40 Password Security for Windows 40 Changing the Password 41 Disabling Password Security 42 Enabling Password Security 44 Password Security for Mac 44 Installing the SecureHD Login Software 45 Changing the Password 46 Disabling Password Security 47 Enabling Password Security ...

Page 6: ...ition in Windows XP or 2000 60 Formatting the HD Partition in Windows Me or 98SE 61 Formatting the HD Partition in Mac OS X 62 Performing Routine Tasks 63 Maintaining your Drive 63 Defragmenting and Optimizing a Hard Drive 64 Examining and Repairing a Hard Drive 65 Protecting Your Data from Viruses 65 Cleaning the Drive Case 66 Stacking Drives Help Other Information 68 Troubleshooting Tech Support...

Page 7: ...75 Obtaining Service 76 Frequently Asked Questions 80 Glossary of Terms 83 One Year Limited Warranty 85 Notices ...

Page 8: ...Introduction ...

Page 9: ... Drive s CD partition more on the CD partition later Viewing PDF documents requires Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader v 5 or later You can download Adobe Reader for free at www adobe com products acrobat readstep2 html This User s Guide will help you set up your Drive as a high per formance data storage device complete with robust portable Password Security if desired Please read this guide carefully ...

Page 10: ...o a warning or important information Indicates a helpful tip or other useful information Alerts the reader to important information about USB related issues Indicates information specific to Mac users Indicates information specific to Windows users ...

Page 11: ...o not expose the device to damp or wet conditions Never place containers of liquids on the device This can damage the device and increase the risk of electric shock short circuiting fire or personal injury Do not expose this device to temperatures outside the range of 5 C to 35 C when the device is in operation and 20ºC to 60ºC when not in operation Do not use a third party AC adapter or power cor...

Page 12: ...asecontactCustomerServiceat customerservice acomdata com orcall800 470 4495 AcomData E5 Drive Stand AC Adapter Power Cord Hard Drive User s Guide Mail In Registration Card Rubber Feet USB cable Package Contents USB 2 0 Driver Installation CD ...

Page 13: ...n screen Advantages of Online Registration 1 It s fast free and your product is registered immediately 2 Free unlimited online technical support 3 You get your own personalized support page download software updates access all online support services view all of your registered AcomData products manage your personal profile 4 If you need warranty service arranging product returns is faster and eas...

Page 14: ... filling out and returning the Registration Card included in the package When registering your AcomData product you will need the Model numberand Serialnumber Bothareprintedontheproduct labelaffixedtothebox andonthe labelaffixedtotheundersideoftheDrive sstand ...

Page 15: ...ows XP Home Edition Professional Professional x64 Edition Media Center Edition Windows 2000 Windows Me Windows 98SE Available USB 2 0 or USB 1 1 port Password Security has no additional requirements PushButton Backup requires 800 MHz or faster processor 20 MB of free hard disk space on your computer System Requirements for Windows ...

Page 16: ...er Instructionsareprovidedin InstallingtheUSB2 0Driver Windows 2000 Users IfyoudonothaveServicePack4youwillneedtoinstallthesuppliedUSB2 0driver Instructionsareprovidedin InstallingtheUSB2 0Driver If using a USB 1 1 connection the device will operate at USB 1 1 speeds up to 12 Mbps ...

Page 17: ...Mac OS 10 2 or later Available USB 2 0 or USB 1 1 port Password Security requires 5 MB of free computer hard disk space for the SecureHD Login software PushButton Backup requires Mac OS 10 3 or later 10 MB of free computer hard disk space for the backup software System Requirements for Mac ...

Page 18: ...thereareseveralways todealwiththisissue 1 If you don t need Windows compatibility you can re format the Drive using one of the Mac OS Extended file systems 2 If you want to maintain Windows compatibility you can partition theDrivesuchthatno partitionislargerthan128GB Partitioningaharddiskwilleraseanydatastoredonthe disk Gotohttp docs info apple com article html artnum 107483 for instructions 3 Bef...

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Page 20: ...Getting to Know Your AcomData Drive ...

Page 21: ...tacking of Drives Power Switch Turn the Drive on and off as needed while your computer is running See How to Properly Turn Off and Disconnect the Drive for details USB 2 0 1 1 Port The supplied USB cable plugs in here The Drive has a Type B port and your computer has a Type A port which correspond to the connectors of the USB cable Power Port The AC adapter plugs in here When connecting the Drive ...

Page 22: ...er data to from the Drive Also as is the case with any data I O input output technology some bandwidth is taken up by the protocols that structure and govern data transmissions this is called interface overhead Given these and other factors in day to day use you can expect maximum sustained transfer rates in the mid 30s MB s Megabytes per second Note The interface transfer rate specification of an...

Page 23: ...e USB bus can support up to 127 USB devices However connecting more than a few USB devices to a computer usually requires the use of one or more USB equipped hubs A typical USB hub can accommodate sev eral USB devices CD SecureHD Your AcomData Drive uses an advanced partition scheme called CD SecureHD The Drive was formatted at the factory with two partitions As the name suggests one is the CD par...

Page 24: ... lose or damage The CD parti tion takes up very little space less than 20 MB and it is read only you cannot delete it or modify it The HD partition is used to store the data you save to the Drive It is a standard hard disk partition that mounts to your system just like any other hard disk volume except you have the option to secure it using Password Security Password Security The Password Security...

Page 25: ...ys SHA 256 encryption which uses a type of algorithm known as a hash function to encrypt your password The encrypted password is stored as a hash value a fixed sized output generated from a variable sized amount of text Because the hash is one way only it is extremely difficult to decrypt making Password Security very secure to say the least It is so secure in fact that if you forget your password...

Page 26: ...detailed explanation of the various backup operations available as well as full instructions for setting up and using PushButton Backup are provided in the PushButton Backup User s Guide located on the CD partition of your Drive Synchronization Sync Synchronization or Sync is one of the most powerful features available with your AcomData Drive While providing the benefits of data redundancy the Sy...

Page 27: ... you may want to consider re formatting the Drive using one of the other file systems that may be available to you See Re Formatting the Drive for information tips and instructions Hot Pluggable You can connect disconnect the Drive while your computer and the Drive itself are running i e hot This makes portability much easier allows you to use the Drive only when needed and saves electricity Alway...

Page 28: ...e a sleeker more compact design and near silent operation On Off Switch It s a very simple thing but it s powerful too The on off switch allows you to save electricity by turning the Drive on only when you actually need to use it Furthermore you can reduce the risk of others accessing your files when you leave your computer unattended Always unmount the Drive before you turn it off See How to Prop...

Page 29: ...ional speed 7200 RPM Latency average 4 2 ms Seek times average Read 8 9 ms Track to track 2 ms Full stroke 21 ms Error rate non recoverable 1 in 1014 bits read Spindle start time max 9 s Start Stop cycles at 25ºC 50 000 Ambient temperature operating 5ºC 35ºC Relative humidity non condensing operating 8 90 Chassis approved recognized FCC CE UL Technical Specifications ...

Page 30: ...Drive Installation Setup ...

Page 31: ...an to stack on additional AcomData Drives we recommend the vertical position as this orientation takes up the minimum amount of desktop space Also the PushButton will be higher up so there is less chance it will get obstructed by other items on your desk Vertical Placement Most likely your Drive was packaged with the zinc alloy stand attached to the Drive case so you can stand the Drive on your de...

Page 32: ...s as far as they will go 3 Attach the stand to the Drive case by sliding the nuts through the groove in the Drive case entering from the backside of the case You cannot slide the stand in from the front of the case The stand is symmetrical so it does not matter which end you insert first Once the nuts are in the groove position the stand so that it is centered with the Drive case 3 While holding t...

Page 33: ...eDrive Intheeventthatyouneedwarrantyservice youwillneedtosend usthestandalongwiththeDriveitself Removing the stand Use a screw driver with the proper type and size head to loosen the two screws located on the underside of the stand Loosen the screws just enough so that you can easily slide the stand out of the groove Keep the nuts attached to the screws Store the stand in a safe place ...

Page 34: ...desktop 1 Decide whether you want the Power Data Light to be located on the left or right side when the Drive is in the horizontal position and select the appropriate side on which to affix the feet 2 Remove one of the rubber feet from the paper backing and carefully position the foot inside one of the four oblong indentations with the adhesive side down Once the foot is properly positioned press ...

Page 35: ...e installation program will launch automatically Follow the instructions in the InstallShield Wizard On the final screen of the InstallShield Wizard you will be given the option to restart your computer You must restart your com puter in order to make the software active Make sure the restart option is selected and click Finish Do not remove the CD until after the computer restarts 4 After your co...

Page 36: ...tion on yourcomputerorhub EachendoftheUSBcablehasdifferentcon nectorscalledTypeAandTypeB TheTypeA connectorplugsintoyourcomputerorUSB hub TheTypeBconnectorplugsintothe Drive Whenmakingtheconnections besure tocorrectlyinserttheconnectors oryoumay damagetheDriveandvoidthewarranty POOFDUPS POOFDUPS 64 DBCMF Connecting the Drive ...

Page 37: ... and or the Drive and void the warranty 2 Plug the power cord into the socket in the AC adapter Plug the other end into an AC outlet If the power cord has three prongs be sure to plug the cord into a three prong grounded outlet 3 Connect the USB cable Plug the Type A connector into a USB 2 0 or USB 1 1 port on your computer or USB hub Plug the Type B connector into the USB 2 0 port on the back of ...

Page 38: ...r Cord To AC outlet If plug has three prongs be sure to plug into a three prong outlet USB Type A Connector Plug into to a USB 2 0 1 1 port on your computer or USB hub USB Type B Connector USB 2 0 1 1 Port Power Port Power Switch ...

Page 39: ...d HD partitions should mount to the Desktop and appear in the Finder s Sidebar Please note The CD partition will mount almost immediately but the HD partition may take up to 40 seconds to mount during which time the PushButton may flash red continuously The longer time to mount is due to the FAT32 file system that was used at the factory to format the HD partition in order to make the Drive compat...

Page 40: ...Using Password Security ...

Page 41: ...eHD Login window should be on the screen In the SecureHD Login window click on the Options button If you are already logged in double click the CD PART icon in My Computer In the CD PART icon window double click PWMangr exe 3 In the Current Password field enter the current password If this is your first time changing the password enter 12345 this is the factory pre set 4 In the New Password field ...

Page 42: ... OK After a few moments the HD partition will mount Disabling Password Security You can disable Password Security at any time Doing so will not affect any data stored on your Drive 1 In order to change the password the Drive must be connected to your computer and powered on See Connecting the Drive to Your Computer for instructions 2 If you have not yet logged in or if this is your first time usin...

Page 43: ...u do not need to unmount the Drive before dis connecting the USB cable 6 After a few moments the HD partition will mount and the HD PART icon will appear in My Computer Enabling Password Security You can enable Password Security at any time Doing so will not affect any data stored on your Drive 1 If you have not already done so connect the Drive to your computer See Connecting the Drive to Your Co...

Page 44: ...ember your password in the event that you forget what it is Click OK 7 You will see a message telling you to unplug and plug in the device Click OK then unplug and plug in the USB cable con nected to your computer In this instance you do not need to unmount the Drive before dis connecting the USB cable 8 The login window will appear Enter your password and click OK From now on before the HD partit...

Page 45: ...n the CD window open the folder SecureHD Login and then double click on SecureHD Login tar gz The file will expand and create a new folder on your Desktop called SecureHD Login 4 Double click on the folder SecureHD Login Inside the folder double click on SecureHD Login pkg The installer will launch 5 Follow the instructions on screen to install the software When installation is complete you will n...

Page 46: ... In the Current Password field enter the current password If this your first time changing the password enter 12345 this is the factory pre set 5 In the New Password field enter your new password The pass word must contain at least four characters 6 In the Confirm New Password field re enter the new password 7 In the Hint field type in a word or short phrase that will help you remember your passwo...

Page 47: ... any time Doing so will not affect any data stored on your Drive 1 In order to disable Password Security the Drive must be connected to your computer powered on and mounted See Connecting the Drive to Your Computer for instructions 2 Double click on the SecureHD Login icon on the Desktop The SecureHD Login window will appear on screen 3 Click on the Options button 4 Check Disable Password Security...

Page 48: ... must be connected to your computer powered on and mounted See Connecting the Drive to Your Computer for instructions 2 Double click on the SecureHD Login icon on the Desktop The SecureHD Login window will appear on screen 3 Click on the Options button 4 In the New Password field enter a password The password must contain at least four characters 5 In the Confirm New Password field re enter the pa...

Page 49: ... To do so drag each partition to the trash one at a time After the partitions have been unmounted unplug and then plug in the USB cable from your computer 8 Double click on the SecureHD Login icon on the Desktop to access the login window Enter your password and click Login After a few moments the SecureHD partition will mount ...

Page 50: ... to access the HD partition For all intents and purposes the HD partition will be rendered unusable and any data stored on the partition will effectively be lost If you want to regain the use of your Drive you will need to con tact AcomData Technical Support A Technical Support specialist will assist you in re formatting the HD partition and re setting the password which require a special procedur...

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Page 52: ...Using Maintaining Your Drive ...

Page 53: ...ted volume s i e terminate the communica tions link between the computer and the drive Never turn off or disconnect a hard drive without unmounting it first You may losedataordamagethedrive Windows Users 1 In the Taskbar at the bottom of your screen click the Safely Remove Hardware icon the icon with the green arrow A pop up message will appear with a list of devices connected to your computer 2 S...

Page 54: ...sh After both icons disappear from the Desktop you can safely turn off and or disconnect the Drive From within the Finder Locate the CD PART and HD PART icons in the Sidebar For each icon click the eject symbol the triangle with the bar underneath After both icons disappear you can safely turn off and or discon nect the Drive WhetheryouareusingaMacoraPC WhenyoushutdownyourcomputertheDrivewillunmou...

Page 55: ...methepartitionduringtheformattingprocess Windows Users Option 1 1 Go to My Computer and click on the HD PART icon 2 With the HD PART icon highlighted go to the File menu and select Properties 3 Under the General tab of the Properties window type a name in the text field beside the Drive icon Click Apply and then click OK Option 2 1 Go to My Computer and right click on the HD PART icon 2 In the pop...

Page 56: ...e label 2 Type in a new name and press Return You may be required to enter an administrator password before the change is accepted Option 2 1 Select the HD PART icon either on the Desktop or in the Finder 2 In the Finder menu go to File Get Info The Info window will open 3 In the Name Extension field type in the new name and then close the Info window ...

Page 57: ...formatted with a given file system Formatting is also commonly referred to as Initializing on the Mac OS A file system defines the disk s directory structure for keeping track of and accessing files It also governs other features such as the way files are named the maximum allowable size of a file or volume and the disk s allocation unit size the smallest unit of data storage on a disk The HD part...

Page 58: ...ows XP and 2000 NTFS offers more advanced features than FAT32 including support for files larger than 4 GB NTFS cannot be used on Windows 98SE or Me NTFS can not be used on the Mac OS with the exception that Mac OS 10 3 and higher can read but not write to NTFS formatted volumes Mac OS Extended HFS Plus is the most common file system used on Macs It is not compatible with Windows Depending on whic...

Page 59: ...rmatting the Drive with one of the Mac OS Extended file systems HFS Plus Re formatting the Drive with the FAT32 file system If you ever need to re format the Drive but you want to maintain Mac and PC compatibility you have two options 1 Format the Drive on a Windows PC with the FAT32 file system 2 Format the Drive on Mac OS 10 3 or later with the MS DOS file system MS DOS is equivalent to FAT32 on...

Page 60: ...ur Drive in gigabytes 5 In the File System pop up menu select the file system 6 In the Allocation unit size pop up select Default allocation size 7 In the Volume label field type in a unique name for the HD parti tion that will distinguish it from other volumes 8 Under Format options you can check Quick Format If you leave it unchecked Windows will run a Full format A Full format will take about 3...

Page 61: ...t will allow you to eas ily distinguish it from other storage devices Limit 8 characters no symbols 5 Click Start The following warning will appear This device is either a hard disk or a large removable disk Formatting it will destroy all files currently on the drive Are you sure you want to format this drive If the HD partition contains no data or you already backed up the data you wish to keep c...

Page 62: ... OSs you have the option of selecting journaled and or case sensitive file systems Go to http docs info apple com article html artnum 107249 and http docs info apple com article html artnum 107863 for explanations of journaling and case sensitive respectively 5 In the Name field type in a unique name for the HD partition 6 Click Erase You should see an alert message Erasing a disk will destroy all...

Page 63: ...open Copying Files and Folders to Your Drive 1 Single click the file or folder you want to copy in order to high light it 2 Go to Edit Copy 3 Double click the Drive icon to open it If you want to copy the file or folder to a specific folder on the Drive double click that folder to open it 4 Go to Edit Paste The file or folder will copy over Performing Routine Tasks ...

Page 64: ...s saved to a new hard drive it is written to the disk contiguously one cluster after another As old files are erased clusters that were previously occupied become available for new data However there may not be enough space for the drive to write a new file in a contiguous set of clusters The drive uses the clusters it can if more are needed it searches for empty clusters in other locations on the...

Page 65: ...ic and repair utility is the best way to prevent irreparable disk damage and avoid data loss There are several software packages available that offer a suite of disk management and repair utilities including defragmenta tion optimization repair erased file recovery and more How often you should perform maintenance depends on how much you use the drive If you use your hard drive on a daily basis it...

Page 66: ... mail and other Internet services You can protect your data against viruses by using ant virus software These programs are designed to seek out and eradicate or quarantine viruses before they can cause damage There are a number of good anti virus programs on the market for both PC and Mac Cleaning the Drive Case Always unplug all cables from the Drive before cleaning it Clean the Drive using a sof...

Page 67: ...ve installed on your system and that the Drive is placed in the horizontal position 1 Follow the steps in the section Horizontal Placement to prop erly prepare a Drive for stacking 2 Place one Drive onto the other making sure the feet of the sec ond Drive are properly seated in the foot indentations of the first Drive 3 Follow the instructions in the section Connecting the Drive to Your Computer S...

Page 68: ...Help Other Information ...

Page 69: ...s guide 2 Consult the Troubleshooting sections of this guide 3 If the issue you are having is still not resolved contact Technical Support using one of the following options a via the online Technical Support form at www acomdata com b via e mail at techsupport acomdata com c by telephone at 909 348 0680 during business hours Pacific Time Troubleshooting Tech Support ...

Page 70: ...ve the latest updates for your operating system When I leave my computer idle for a while and come back the Drive won t work properly A The most likely cause is that your computer is going into Sleep mode The immediate solution is to restart your computer To prevent this problem from re occurring go into your Power Settings Energy Saver and set it to where it never goes into Sleep mode The Drive f...

Page 71: ...ices Look for the Disk that has a capacity closest to your AcomData Drive Right click on the right hand box in the pop up menu select Delete Partition Once you do this it will say Online Unallocated Right click on the box and select Create New Partition in the pop up menu When the Partition Wizard appears select Primary Partition and click on Next You will see a default value for the AcomData Driv...

Page 72: ...nto a USB port that only support USB 1 1 This is fine except your AcomData Drive will operate USB 1 1 speeds up to 12 Mbps Performance seems to be slower than 480 Mbps A First in order to reach USB 2 0 speeds you need a connec tion that supports USB 2 0 If the connection only supports USB 1 1 the Drive will operate at USB 1 1 speeds up to 12 Mbps The Drive will auto sense the speed of your USB por...

Page 73: ...u have the latest updates for your operating system When I leave my computer idle for a while and come back my AcomData Drive won t work properly A The most likely cause is that your computer is going to sleep The immediate solution is to restart your computer To prevent this problem from recurring go into your Energy Saver prefer ences and set it to never go into Sleep mode The Drive feels quite ...

Page 74: ...Speed USB 2 0 for more information When I connected the Drive to my computer I got the follow ing alert message Please insert disk untitled A If you get this alert message your Mac is not recognizing the Drive and the mouse cursor may actually freeze on screen If this happens hold down the Apple Control key and press the Period key You should regain control of your mouse Restart your computer and ...

Page 75: ... initialize the AcomData Drive on Mac OS X and then copy the data from the second storage device back to the AcomData Drive Why is my Drive asking me to initialize it It was already for matted and it contains data A On Mac OS 9 you may need to initialize a hard drive the first time you connect it to your computer even though the hard drive may have already been formatted Another reason is that the...

Page 76: ...ur product by your TSS An RMA can only be gen erated if the product has been registered online at www acom data com If your AcomData product is not registered at the time you need service you must register the product online or your TSS can register it for you Your TSS will then walk you through the process to ensure you receive prompt service Do not send a product in for service without first con...

Page 77: ...tem other than FAT32 Q What is the difference between FAT32 and NTFS A FAT32 is an older and more compatible file system but it has certain limitations such as file size maximum 4 GB NTFS is more secure and has fewer limitations The NTFS file system can only be used on Windows 2000 and XP If you plan to use your Drive only on Windows 2000 or XP consider re formatting the Drive using NTFS If you pl...

Page 78: ...ave big noisy fans The AcomData Drive was engineered to be more efficient and to generate so little heat that it does not need a fan allowing us to make the drive as compact and lightweight and quiet as possible Q Why is the capacity of my Drive as shown in Windows or Mac OS lower than the Drive s stated capacity A The difference is mostly due to the way Windows and Mac operating systems measure h...

Page 79: ...ot be exactly 120 000 000 000 It is actually a bit more than that We just round down the figure to 120 GB for simplicity s sake Hard drive manufacturers use the decimal method because it is simpler and less confusing to consumers who may not be famil iar with the base 2 number system Manufacturers of operating systems do not need to concern themselves with this issue so they typically use the more...

Page 80: ...an then use your AcomData Drive to copy over your files except the operating system Q Does AcomData provide data recovery services A AcomData does not provide data recovery services Q Can you make the Drive bootable A Windows does not support the use of external hard drives as startup disks Mac OS does not support the use of USB drives as startup disks ...

Page 81: ...stored on a hard drive or other storage device Device Driver A software program that enables a computer to commu nicate with peripheral devices such as hard drives and CD ROM drives Each type of device requires a dif ferent driver FAT32 A file system that organizes files on a disk This file system is standard for Windows 98SE and Me and is supported under Windows XP 2000 and the Mac OS File System...

Page 82: ...ent and the accompanying data protocols that structure and govern data communications MB Megabyte 1 048 576 bytes binary 1 000 000 bytes decimal Partition A fixed amount of reserved storage space on a hard disk A disk can contain one or more partitions A partition must be formatted with a compatible file system in order to mount to a given operating system A mounted parti tion is treated as a disc...

Page 83: ... the software for your rights and obligations with respect to the software 2 any consumables such as batteries supplied with this product 3 cosmetic damages 4 damage to or loss of any software pro grams data or removable storage media 5 damage due to the Product such as but not limited to excessive heat or humidity or modifications of this Product This Warranty does not apply if the malfunction re...

Page 84: ...l packaging AcomData is not responsible for any damage to or loss of any programs data or other infor mation stored on any media or any part of any product serviced hereunder Be sure to remove all features parts options alterations and attachments not under warranty prior to return ing the Product to AcomData AcomData is not liable for any loss or damage to these items Except to the extend prohibi...

Page 85: ...nable efforts have been made in the preparation of this document to assure its accu racy Dura Micro Inc assumes no liability resulting from errors or omissions in this document or from the use of the information contained herein Dura Micro Inc reserves the right to make changes or revisions in the product design or the product manual without reservation and with out obligation to notify any person...

Page 86: ... AcomData name and its logos are registered trademarks of Dura Micro Inc Other trademarks mentioned or appearing in this document are thepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners Pricesandspecifications are subject to change without notice M HDXXXUPE5 74 V1E ...

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