6. Gently insert the tray into the enclosure, ensuring that the top of the tray matches the
top of the enclosure and that the rear panel of the tray is flush with the outer edge of
the enclosure.
7. Using the screws you removed in step 1, re-secure the tray inside the enclosure. All 4
screws should be tightened snugly.
Installing Drivers (Windows 98SE)
Windows ME/2000/XP/2003 Server and supported versions of Mac OS all support
removable hard drives without additional software. Ensure you have the most current
updates installed. Computers running Windows 98SE need to install support for USB
removable mass storage devices before using the enclosure:
1. Insert the installation CD into your computer’s CD-ROM or other compatible optical
drive.
2. Double click the
My Computer
icon on the desktop. Double click the icon for the
computer’s CD-ROM drive.
3. Double click folders in the following order:
U2HDD_E
>
U2HD25-003
>
WIN98SE
.
4. Right click once on the
UMSS.INF
file. Choose
Install
from the menu.
5. You can now connect the enclosure to your computer.
Connecting the Enclosure to a Computer
This product has been tested with Windows 98/98SE, ME, 2000, XP, 2003 Server, and
Mac OS 9.0.x, 9.2.x, and X. Other operating systems may also support this device;
consult your documentation or a computer service professional for details on whether this
product will work with your operating system and configuration.
When used with the Windows operating systems noted above, the drive enclosure is
“hot-swappable” which means the drive can be connected and disconnected while the
computer is running and will be immediately accessible to the user like any other hard
drive.
1. Place the enclosure near the computer you wish to use.
2. Using the provided USB 2.0 data cable, connect one end to the USB connector
on the rear panel of the enclosure. Connect the opposite end of the cable (with the
black connector) to an available USB port on the back of the computer or a USB hub.
The LED indicator on the rear panel of the enclosure should light red to indicate
power.
3. You may also connect the additional USB power connector (clear) that is also on the
USB data cable in a “Y” configuration. The additional power connector may not be
necessary in all configurations, however you can attach it if you receive an “insufficient
power” warning from the operating system. In those cases where the enclosure is
able to receive enough power using a single USB connection, you can use any
standard USB 2.0 cable to power and use the device.
4. Alternatively, you may also use an external power adapter (not provided) with the
device. For most configurations, you will not need more power than what can be
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