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Connecting the Gmini to your Computer
6.1
Making the USB Connection
Always make sure your Gmini has a fully charged battery or use the power adapter to prevent the
Gmini from shutting down during data transfers due to low power. (This could cause data loss
and/or file corruption if not done.)
6.1.1
Windows Me/NT/2000/XP
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Plug the USB cable into your running computer.
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Turn on the Gmini – wait until it completely starts up and shows the main menu.
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Plug the other end of the USB cable into your now running Gmini.
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A new hard drive named "Jukebox" will appear on your computer.
Windows®
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The displayed hard drive is the hard drive of your Gmini. You can now drag and drop
any files you want, to or from the Gmini.
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Please also read the disconnection procedure in section 6.3 as disconnecting the cable at
any time without warning the computer may cause data loss.
Macintosh®
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6.1.2
Windows
98SE
Among the Windows® operating systems that are compatible with the Gmini, Windows® 98SE is
the only one which requires drivers. Windows® 98SE does not have the Mass Storage Device
Driver built in to it, like the newer versions of Windows®. When you first plug a Gmini into a
computer running Window™ 98SE, it will recognize the hardware and ask you to install the
drivers. Carefully follow the instructions below. After installation of the drivers, you will be able
to drag and drops file between your computer and the Gmini using Windows
also to understand the correct disconnection procedure in the next section. Incorrect disconnection
can cause your computer to freeze or you may loose data.
1. Windows 98SE has recognized a new piece
of hardware (the Gmini) and starts its wizard.
Click on Next.
®
Explorer. Be careful
2. Click on the radio button Search for
the best driver. Open up the CD tray on
your computer and insert the included
Archos CD-ROM and then close the tray.
Now click on Next.
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