Flash Fdd; Notes On Using Flash Fdd; Compensation For Recorded Data; Handling Flash Fdd - NEC Express5800/T120e Maintenance Guidance

Chapter 2 Useful Features
2.

Flash FDD

Flash FDD is a device that is compatible with a floppy disk drive.
One Flash FDD can be connected to a USB connector of this server. If another USB or floppy disk drive is
connected to this server, be sure to remove it.
If you want to change the write protection, remove Flash FDD from the server, change the write protection
switch, and then connect it again.
2.1

Notes on Using Flash FDD

Do not use Flash FDD to back up data. Flash FDD can be used to save temporary data.
2.1.1

Compensation for recorded data

NEC does not pay compensation for data recorded on Flash FDD even if the data is lost.
2.1.2

Handling Flash FDD

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Flash FDDs are consumables. If Flash FDD causes an error, exchange a new Flash FDD.
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Do not turn off the server while the access LED of Flash FDD is blinking.
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Flash FDD cannot be connected via USB hub. Directly connect Flash FDD to the server.
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Before touching Flash FDD, discharge static electricity from your body by touching a nearby metal object,
such as a doorknob or aluminum frame.
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Do not disassemble Flash FDD.
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Do not place Flash FDD in an area directly exposed to sunlight or near a heater.
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Do not handle Flash FDD while eating, drinking, or smoking. Also, avoid contact with thinner, alcohol, or
other corrosive substances.
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Carefully connect Flash FDD to the server.
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Do not move the server while Flash FDD is connected to USB connector.
2.1.3

Use on EXPRESSBUILDER

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Connect Flash FDD after Home Menu appears.
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When closing EXPRESSBUILDER, remove Flash FDD from the server.
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CAUTION
Be extremely careful not to lose Flash FDD or have it stolen.
If Flash FDD is lost, stolen, misappropriated, or fraudulently obtained, there is a risk of
leaking confidential information to a third party. NEC assumes no responsibility for
damages caused by leaking confidential information in this way.
Express5800/T120e Maintenance Guide
2. Flash FDD