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Transcend JetFlash User Manual

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  • Page 1 JetFlash™ User’s Manual ( Version 1.0 )

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ..............10 YSTEM EQUIREMENTS FOR THE UNCTION 98SE ................10 UNCTION FOR INDOWS XP..................11 UNCTION FOR INDOWS REMOVE MFORMAT ........................14 SAFELY REMOVE YOUR JETFLASH ..................14 98SE ..................14 EMOVE LASH IN INDOWS , 2000, XP..............14 EMOVE LASH IN INDOWS OS ......................14 EMOVE LASH IN ......................14...

  • Page 3: Introduction

    USB port. With a higher storage capacity and a much faster data transfer rates than other typical portable storage media, JetFlash can easily replace floppy diskettes and hard disks. In addition, its mobility, superior data retention ability, and impressive appearance will provide you with a brand-new data storage experience.

  • Page 4: Driver Installation

    JetFlash 2. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the driver installation. 3. Plug your JetFlash into an available USB port. A new Removable Disk drive with a newly assigned drive letter will appear in the My Computer window. Driver Installation for Windows Me, 2000, and XP No driver is required.

  • Page 5: Partition & Security Function

    You can partition JetFlash into two partition types. The two types are: Type 1: “Public Area Only” This is the default partition type for JetFlash. It allows the entire volume of JetFlash memory to be accessed by anyone. No secure data area is established.
  • Page 6 3. The following window will appear. Select Yes to continue or No to stop. 4. Select the partition type you need. To partition your JetFlash to the default type, i.e.,“Public Area Only.” Choose the Public Area Only, and then select OK.

  • Page 7: Access Data In The Security Area

    After the partition function is finished, the mFormat.EXE file will be copied to the JetFlash. Please do not delete it. You can execute the mFormat function without the Driver CD by running the mFormat.EXE on any computer.

  • Page 8: Log Out Of The Security Area

    Log Out of the Security Area 1. Make sure that all files are closed and that no data is being transferred to or from your JetFlash. 2. Click the Login/out button in the mFormat window. Once you have successfully completed the Log Out procedure for the Security Area of your JetFlash, only data in the Public Area will be accessible.
  • Page 9 2. The following window will appear. Select the Manage Password button. 3. Input the Old Password, and N Password and the Confirm New Password in each field. (Maximum size for a password is 8 characters) You can also input a Password Hint to set up a reminder for your new password.

  • Page 10: If You Forget The Password

    “Private area” is permanently lost. PC-Lock Function Once the PC-Lock function is enabled, you can use your JetFlash as a key to lock your computer, protecting it from being used by other users. The PC-Lock function is not supported in Mac or Linux Operating Systems.

  • Page 11: Lock Your Computer

    The computer’s locked status will be relinquished automatically after the lock time has expired. Boot-Up Function For systems that use Windows 98SE, Me, or XP, JetFlash can be configured to serve as an MS-DOS Boot Disk. Upon completion of this procedure, JetFlash can be used to boot-up your computer, allowing you to run MS-DOS programs.

  • Page 12: System Requirements For The Boot-Up Function

    of 500MB (or less) apportioned to the Boot-Up disk sector; this applies to both the USB-ZIP and USB-HDD formats. System Requirements for the Boot-Up Function • A desktop or notebook computer that supports USB-ZIP or USB-HDD as the First Boot Device in BIOS •...

  • Page 13: Boot-Up Function For Windows Xp

    4. The following message will appear. Select OK to continue or Cancel to exit. 5. The following window will appear. JetFlash is now ready for use as an MS-DOS Boot Disk. Select OK to close the window. When you have completed this process, your JetFlash will contain the files needed for the Boot-up function.
  • Page 14 3. Select OK. 4. Select OK to complete the format. 5. Select the Boot-Up button in the mFormat window. 6. The following window will appear. Select Yes to continue or No to stop.
  • Page 15 The USB-HDD boot-up type is not supported in Windows XP. 8. The following message will appear. Select OK to continue or Cancel to exit. 9. The following window will appear. JetFlash is now ready for use as an MS-DOS Boot Disk. Select OK to close the window.

  • Page 16: Remove Mformat

    3. Follow the on-screen to complete the procedure. 4. The Safe To Remove Hardware message balloon will appear. JetFlash is now ready to be unplugged. Remove JetFlash in Mac OS Drag and drop the Disk icon corresponding to your JetFlash into the trashcan. Then unplug your JetFlash from the USB port.

  • Page 17: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting If an error occurs, first check the points listed below before taking your JetFlash for repair. If you are unable to remedy a problem from the following hints, please consult your dealer or service center. Driver CD cannot auto-run in Windows Enter Device Manager in the Control Panel and enable the Auto-Insert function for the CD-ROM drive.
  • Page 18 Re-copy the file and refer to the ”Safely Remove Your JetFlash” section to remove the JetFlash after the copy process is completed. File that was just deleted still appears Re-delete the file and refer to the ”Safely Remove Your JetFlash” section to remove the JetFlash after the delete process is completed.

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