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Set the number of volumes to use in
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Add Volume
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and press the
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Update" button. Check
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Add Volume
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in the figure and press the " Make
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button to generate the HNDR file system in
the selected drive.
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Total: Total disk space
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Used disk: Disk space currently in use
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Usable disk: Available disk space
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Max volume: Total number of available volumes
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Current volume: Number of volumes currently in use
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Add volume: Specifies the number of volumes to be used in the disk.
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Clear volume: Delete all of the information of the stored volume.
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[Database Information]
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Shows you the information on the hard drive, used/total space, used ratio, maximum volume,
current volume, and add volume set in the HNDR file system.
[Volume Information]
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Shows you the information on the total volumes assigned in the HNDR file system.
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Total volume is the number of volumes assigned in the HNDR, and the current volume is the
number of volumes currently in use.
[Disk Information]
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Shows you the information on the disk in the HNDR file system.
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Tips 1. What is Volume?
Volume refers to a unit in the HNDR file system. One volume occupies 67.xx MB
of disk space. Image data are stored in the volume. When a volume is filled with
data, data will begin to be overwritten. (Always backup important data.)
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Caution 6. Volume Delete
- Delete Volume - Deletes all volumes in the selected drive.
(Please note that pressing Delete will erase all data and database information.)
- Clear Volume - Deletes all of the stored data of the volume.
(Please note that pressing Clear will erase all data.)