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Disk Eject in Case of Power Loss
The ZIP Drive must be powered on for normal disk insertion
and removal. If you need to eject a disk during a power failure,
disconnect the power supply from the ZIP Drive and push a
straightened paper clip into the emergency disk eject hole on
the back of the drive (see illustration).
SCSI Adapters
Your ZIP Drive is a high performance drive that will work with
any SCSI adapter that has a compatible ASPI manager for
Windows/DOS or 32-bit miniport driver for Windows 95. (If
you are not sure that your adapter is 100% compatible, contact
the dealer where you purchased the adapter or the adapter
manufacturer.) Before installing the ZIP Drive, make sure the
necessary software for the adapter is correctly installed on your
system. To take advantage of all the features of your ZIP Drive,
either install ZIP Tools or always use the Guest program when
operating the drive. Refer to MANUAL.EXE on the Windows/DOS
Install Disk for additional information on SCSI adapters.
ZIP Tools Software
Your 100MB ZIP Tools disk contains a complete package of
software tools to help you manage everything you use and
create with your ZIP Drive. The ZIP Setup or Install program
automatically installs ZIP Tools for your system.
Guest™
The Guest program is a portable driver that lets you easily
move your ZIP Drive from one computer to another. When
you run Guest, you can use your ZIP Drive without having to
permanently install the driver or ZIP Tools software.
There are versions of Guest for both Macintosh and PC
(Windows/DOS) systems. The Guest program for either system
can be loaded from the Install disk for that system. For detailed
instructions on using Guest, refer to the GUESTHLP.TXT file on
the Install disk for Windows/DOS or to Guest Help on the Install
disk for Macintosh.
Never force a disk into or out of the ZIP Drive.
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