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Transcend jetflash User Manual

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  • Page 1 16~128MB JetFlash™ User’s Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Write-Protect Function .............. 3 How to Safely Unplug JetFlash To Remove JetFlash in Windows Me/2000/XP......3 To Remove JetFlash in Mac OS ............5 To Remove JetFlash in Linux ............5 UMSDTools UMSDTools Installation ..............5 To Uninstall UMSDTools..............7 Security Function Partition Types..................

  • Page 3: Package Contents

    Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing Transcend’s JetFlash™. This small device is designed to expedite exchanging huge amounts of data between any desktop or notebook computer. With higher storage capacity and a much faster data transfer rate than typical portable storage media, it can easily replace floppy disks and hard disks.

  • Page 4: System Requirements

    Double-click on 98Driver.exe to run this program. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete driver installation. Plug JetFlash into an available USB port. You will be able to find a new Removable Disk drive with a newly assigned drive letter in the My Computer window.

  • Page 5: Driver Installation For Linux Kernel 2.4 Or Later

    When the Write-Protect switch is set to “ ”, you can read/write data from/into JetFlash. When the Write-Protect switch is set to “ ”, you can’t write data into JetFlash. You can only read data from JetFlash. How to Safely Unplug JetFlash...
  • Page 6 Select USB Mass Storage Controller and click Stop to continue. Stop a Hardware device window will appear. Click OK to continue. Safe To Remove Hardware window will appear. Click OK to continue. JetFlash is now ready to be unplugged.

  • Page 7: To Remove Jetflash In Mac Os

    UMSDTools Installation Insert the Driver CD into the CD-ROM. Find Setup.exe in D:\UMSDTools\. (Where “D” is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive.) (If JetFlash has been Resized, you can also find Setup.exe in the Public Area of your JetFlash 『Security Area』...
  • Page 8 If Yes is selected, the UMSD 2.33 window will appear. And you can establish a Security Area on JetFlash. will appear on the Windows system tray when JetFlash is connected to a USB port. If one of these icons does not appear, unplug...

  • Page 9: To Uninstall Umsdtools

    Windows system tray, please follow the steps below to reinstall the Driver for JetFlash. Click the button on the task bar and select Programs. Select Select and follow the on-screen instructions to reinstall the driver for JetFlash.

  • Page 10: Security Function

    (Resize), you need to understand the following terms and concepts. Type 1: 『Public Area Only』Type This is the default partition type for JetFlash, which makes the entire JetFlash memory accessible by anyone. Access to data is unrestricted. No secure data area is established.

  • Page 11: Resize

    『Public Area Only』 Type device and 『Security Area』 Type device can be open and accessed at the same time. Resize The default configuration of JetFlash is 『Public Area Only』. To establish a Security Area on JetFlash, or otherwise change the partition type of JetFlash, you need to use the Resize procedure.
  • Page 12 Select the partition type you need. a. To reconfigure your JetFlash to the default partition type, i.e., 『Public Area Only』 Type, please select Public Area Only. Then, click OK to continue. b. To partition your JetFlash to 『Security Area』 Type, please select Security Area.
  • Page 13 Key in a Password Hint, if you want to setup a reminder for your new password. iv. Click OK to continue. The Confirmation window will appear to remind you to backup all the data on your JetFlash. Click OK to continue, or Cancel to exit.

  • Page 14: Access Data In Security Area

    Once Resize is finished, the following message will appear. Click OK. Access Data in Security Area 1. If your JetFlash has been partitioned to 『Security Area』Type or 『Public Area ＋ Security Area』Type, the following Log In window will appear when JetFlash is first plugged into a USB port.
  • Page 15 You are allowed three tries to input the correct password. After three wrong tries, the following message will appear. Unplug JetFlash and plug it in again to be allowed three more tries to input the correct password to unlock the restricted data in the Security Area.

  • Page 16: Log Out Of Security Area

    If you have forgotten the password, all you can do is Resize your JetFlash. Unfortunately the Resize procedure will erase all data on your JetFlash, and you will lose any data present in the Security Area. After entering the correct password in the Log In window, the Removable Disk window will appear.
  • Page 17 Key in the Current Password, the New Password, and Confirm Password. (Maximum size for password is 8 characters.) Key in Password Hint, if you want to setup a reminder for your new password. Click OK. The following Password Change Information window will appear.

  • Page 18: Boot-Up Function

    MS-DOS Startup Disk. Upon completion of this procedure, JetFlash can be used to boot-up your computer, allowing you to run MS-DOS programs. This does not make JetFlash a Rescue Disk for Windows, or put Windows Startup files onto JetFlash. After booting with JetFlash, if you wish to enter Windows, you must then start Windows from your hard drive or a previously created Rescue Disk.
  • Page 19 JetFlash. If USB ZIP was selected, the screen will show the A:\>_ prompt. To keep the Security Function in Windows, you can only choose USB ZIP as the device type. If USB HDD was selected, the icon for JetFlash will be change to Hard Disk when used in Windows 2000.

  • Page 20: Initialize Boot-Up Function In Windows Xp

    Initialize Boot-Up Function in Windows XP You must first follow the Windows XP procedure to make a bootable floppy disk. You need one floppy disk. This disk will be reformatted, erasing any data present on the disk. Go to the My Computer window and right click on Floppy Disk（A:）...
  • Page 21 Click OK to continue. Go to Floppy Disk Drive (A:) and open all hidden files. Select and copy all files that were previously copied onto the floppy disk. Make an XP_Bootable folder in the root directory under your computer system disk (C:\).
  • Page 22 Select the Utility tab and click on the BootUp button. The Warning! message will appear. Be sure you have made a backup of all the files on your JetFlash. Click OK to continue or Cancel to exit. 10. After the Boot-up process is finished, the following Completed message will appear.

  • Page 23: Boot-Up Function Error Messages

    Running the Recover Disk program will erase all the data on JetFlash. If there are bad blocks in the flash memory chip of JetFlash, the memory size of JetFlash after running the Recover Disk program will be smaller than the original memory size.
  • Page 24 1.5 minutes per 16MB of memory capacity. Click OK to initiate the low level format. When finished, the Recover Disk completed message will appear. Unplug your JetFlash and plug it in again to continue to use it.

  • Page 25: Specifications

    Erase cycles: 1,000,000 times • Speed: Write 6.4M bits/sec, Read 8M bits/sec • Certificates: FCC, CE, BSMI • Ordering Information Memory Size Transcend P/N 16MB TS16MJFLASH (Mini Size) 32MB TS32MJFLASH (Mini Size) 64MB TS64MJFLASH (Mini Size) 128MB TS128MJFLASH (Mini Size)
  • Page 26 Duration of Warranty: Transcend JetFlash are covered by this warranty for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase. Transcend will inspect the product and make the determination as to whether the product is eligible for repair or replacement.

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