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Inserting and Ejecting Media
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Formatting Media
MO
A specified MO disk is not formatted. If you insert an unformatted MO disk into the drive, the MO disk will
not be recognized as a recording device, and recording will not be possible. To format an MO disk, from
the File menu of LX Navi choose Format. Type the volume name and then click Format.
PC Card
From the File menu of LX Navi choose Format. Or format the PC card to FAT16 by PC.
The LX cannot use the PC card formatted by FAT32, re-format by FAT16 to use such card.
Ejecting Media
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Turn off the power after you eject the media
Remove the media before powering off the LX. If the power is turned off during writing, data recorded on
the media might become unreadable. Also, eject the media before moving the LX main unit. Moving the
unit while the media is inserted might result in damage.
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Insert or eject the media when the LX is at the STOP state of the REC mode.
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To discharge static electricity from your body, touch a metallic surface near you before handling the
unit.
Never touch the PC card being inserted to the PC card slot while recording and playing back.
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Open the cover of the drive.
2.
For MO disk, click the button on the toolbar of LX Navi to eject the MO disk.
For PC card, push the eject lever of the drive to eject the PC card.
3.
Remove the media.
4.
Close the cover of the drive.
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While LX Navi is running, the Eject button on the MO drive has no effect.
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You cannot remove the media during recording or reading. The data will be corrupted.
About Data on Media
In a PC's drive, the data recorded on a media can be recognized as files in TAFFmat format. Therefore, the
files can be read by commercially available analytical software. However, write-protect an MO disk before
inserting it into a PC drive. If the MO disk is not write-protected and you perform a file operation such as
moving, deleting, or renaming a file or folder, the link between the data file and the header file might be
lost, and the data might become unreadable on the PC. Also, the data might be unreadable when such
media is re-inserted in the LX.