Lacie Hard Disk MAX: инструкция

hard disk MAX

DESIGN BY NEIL POULTON

Quick Install Guide

eSATA 3Gb/s | FireWire 400 and 800 | USB 2.0

Box Content

LaCie hard disk MAX, Design by Neil Poulton

with two disks for RAID capability

USB 2.0 cable

FireWire 800 (9-to-9 pin) cable

FireWire 400 to 800 (6 pin to 9 pin) adapter cable

eSATA cable

External power supply

Quick Install Guide

LaCie Utilities and User Manual are pre-loaded on the drive

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Front View

Front LED

USB expansion

port

Rear View

eSATA port

eSATA

RAID selection

OFF/ON

switch

power switch

Upper drive

status LED

Lower drive

status LED

USB 2.0 port

Power supply

FireWire 800 ports

connection

Setup

1. Plug the power supply into an electrical outlet and

Power

Switch

connect the power cable to the hard disk MAX.

2. Connect one of the interface cables to your

computer and to the hard disk MAX.

3. Turn on the hard disk MAX by moving the power switch on the back to the ON position.

NOTE: Do not change the RAID mode because LaCie Setup Assistant will not be available.

4. Before using your drive, LaCie Setup Assistant software must be launched to format

your drive.

It will:

 •Optimizeyourdriveaccordingtoyourneeds

 •Copythemanualandutilitiestoyourcomputer

To launch LaCie Setup Assistant:

Windows users: Double-click the LaCie drive icon in “My Computer”.

Mac users: Double-click the “LaCie Setup Assistant” icon on your desktop.

NOTE: If you do not launch LaCie Setup Assistant or if you quit LaCie Setup Assistant after the formatting has begun, your drive will not be ready to use

and will require manual formatting. The user manual and utilities will not be available and will have to be downloaded from the LaCie website: www.

lacie.com

NOTE: Using LaCie Setup Assistant does not prevent you from using your computer’s native disk utility program to format or partition your LaCie drive.

Simply follow the Setup Assistant through completion, then use your computer’s native disk utility (Disk Management for Windows or Disk Utility for Mac)

to reformat your drive. See the User Manual for more information.