Buffalo HD-AV1.0TU2 Bedienungsanleitung
USB 2.0 External Hard Drive
HD-AVU2
User Manual
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Recommended Usage ......................4
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Layout ...............................................2
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Specications ...................................10
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Software............................................8
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Table of Contents
Layout ...................................................... 2
Package Contents ............................................................................ 2
LEDs and Connections ..................................................................... 2
Recommended Usage ...............................4
Warning ........................................................................................... 4
How To Unplug This Unit ................................................................. 6
For Windows ..............................................................................................................6
For Macintosh ...........................................................................................................7
Software ................................................... 8
Installing software on a PC .............................................................. 8
Software ......................................................................................... 9
TurboPC .......................................................................................................................9
TurboCopy ..................................................................................................................9
Backup Utility .............................................................................................................9
RAMDISK Utility .........................................................................................................9
Buffalo Tools Launcher ............................................................................................9
SecureLockMobile .....................................................................................................9
eco Manager ...............................................................................................................9
Disk Formatter ...........................................................................................................9
Specications .........................................10
Specications ................................................................................ 10
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Package Contents
Layout
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Rear
Front
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1Remaining Capacity LEDs
These LEDs show the capacity remaining. All LEDs are lit in blue when the remaining capacity is 91%
or more, and turn o one by one as the remaining capacity decreases. When the remaining capacity
is 10% or less, all LED are lit in red and turn o as the remaining capacity decreases. All LEDs are o
when the DriveStation is o or in standby. In standby, press the power/brightness button to display
the remaining capacity.
If the fan malfunctions, all LEDs will ash red. If this happens, replace the fan with a new OP-FAV-AV,
available separately.
Glowing blue: The remaining capacity is 11% or more
Glowing red: The remaining capacity is 10% or less
Flashing red: The fan is malfunctioning
2Access LED
This LED ashes while data is accessed. It will ash while you are recording or playing media.
Flashing blue: Playing recorded media or reading saved data
Flashing red: Recording media or writing data
* DriveStation External Hard Drive
(Main unit)
* USB Cable (1.5 m; 59 inches)
* Power Adapter
LEDs and Connections
* DriveNavigator Installation CD
* Quick Setup Guide
* Warranty Statement
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3Power LED
This LED shows whether or not the DriveStation is powered on.
Glowing blue : Power is on
Glowing red : Standby mode (power will turn on when your computer is powered on)
O : Power is o
4Power/Brightness Button
This button toggles main power on and o. While power is on, it can also adjust LED brightness. In
standby, press this button to show remaining capacity for 10 seconds.
Turn on
Press the button to turn on power.
Turn o
Hold the button in for 3 seconds to turn power o.
LED brightness
Press the button while the power is on to adjust LED brightness. Each time your press the button it
cycles through the brightness levels Bright -> Normal -> Dark -> O.
Checking remaining capacity from standby mode
If the DriveStation is in standby mode, press the button to light up the remaining capacity LEDs for
10 seconds..
5Cooling Fan
6USB Connector
7Power Connector
8Security Slot
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Recommended Usage
Warning
To avoid damage to your data, follow these precautions:
* Never congure this unit as a destination for virtual memory.
* Never perform any of the following operations while accessing this unit:
• Unplug the USB or power cable
• Turn o your computer
•Log o, log on, or switch users
*AUTO Power Management with PC Feature
• This device’s power turns automatically ON as the computer it is connected to is ON.
• You must connect the AC adapter to this device. The power supplied from USB is not enough to
operate this device.
• It may take a while until the power LED of this device is lit in red after you turn o your computer.
• If this device is connected to an AC adapter with USB hub, the power LED of this device may not be
lit even though you turn on your computer. In such a case, unplug this device from the USB hub.
* This unit supports hot-plugging. You can plug or unplug the USB cable while this unit or your PC is
on. However, never unplug the USB cable while the Power/Access LED is ashing, or your data may
be lost or damaged.
* If you want to use with other USB devices, use a USB hub manufactured by Bualo (sold separately).
* Always refer to your PC and peripheral devices.
* You cannot boot an OS from this drive.
* Do not lean any object against this unit. It may cause the unit to malfunction.
* If you use this unit with Windows 7, Vista, or XP on a computer with a USB 1.1 port, you may receive
a message indicating that a high-speed USB hub is connected to a non high-speed USB device. To
continue, click “X”.
* The maximum size of a le on the default FAT 32 partition is 4 GB. To use the drive with les larger
than 4 GB, reformat the drive with NTFS or Mac OS extended, which allow larger le sizes.
*If you are going to recover from Macintosh, disconnect this unit.
It may not be recovered without removing this unit.
* You may hear some noise while this unit is working, especially while booting or being accessed. This
is normal.
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* A delayed write error may be displayed by some computers when they return from an energy-saving
state. If this happens, detach your drive before putting your computer into an energy-saving mode.
* If the power/access LED does not turn o when you turn o your computer, unplug the USB cable
from the drive.
* If you congure multiple partitions on the drive, format each volume before use.
* Mac OS X may not recognize this device at boot. If this happens, unplug the USB cable, then plug it
again after a few seconds.
* If your Windows computer will not boot while this drive is connected, then connect the drive to your
computer after rebooting Windows. Also, refer to your computer's manual to change the BIOS setting
to boot from an internal hard drive if you want to turn on or o your computer while this unit is
connected.
* The cooling fan inside the DriveStation operates only if the internal temperature becomes high.
* To reduce the risk of receiving or causing the electromagnetic interference, please use the USB cable
supplied.
* When the drivers for this unit are installed, devices are added to [Device Manager].
To display [Device Manager], follow the instruction below:
Windows 7..............................................Click [Start], right click [Computer], and click [Manage]. If“Do you want to
allow the following program to make changes to this computer?”, click [Yes]
and click [Device Manager].
Windows Vista.......................................Click [Start], right click [Computer], and click [Manage]. If “A program needs
your permission to continue” is displayed, click [Continue] and click [Device
Manager].
Windows XP...........................................Click [Start] and right click [My Computer]. Click [Manage] and then [Device
Manager].
Location to be added Device name to be added
[Universal Serial Bus controllers] [USB Mass Storage Device]
[Disk drives] [BUFFALO External HDD USB Device]
This device becomes hot
This device releases the heat from inside through the case. The surface of the case will be hot, but
it is normal. Even when the power is o, the device is still warm due to the standby current. If the
heat stays in the case, this device may malfunction.
• Do not place this unit vertically when using it.
• Do not cover this device with such as a cloth.
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How To Unplug This Unit
For Windows
Unplugging the DriveStation incorrectly can corrupt data. Please be careful! If your computer is turned
o, then it is always safe to unplug the DriveStation.
If your computer is turned on, please follow the procedure below to unplug your DriveStation. This
example shows Vista, but other versions of Windows are similar.
1Click the icon
(Windows 7/ Vista)
/
(Windows XP) in the systray.
2When the menu opens, click the device name.
OS Device name
Windows 7 "Eject USB-SATA Bridge - HD-AVU2 (E:)"
Windows Vista/XP "Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device – Drive (E:)"
Notes:
• If TurboPC is enabled, then “TurboPC” may be part of the device name for Vista or Windows
XP.
• In these examples, the DriveStation is drive E in Windows. Your DriveStation may have a
dierent drive letter.
3A message that indicates you can safely remove the unit will appear. Click [OK] and
unplug the DriveStation.
Notes:
• You do not have to click [OK] if your OS is Windows 7 or Windows XP. The message will
automatically disappear.
• If you’ve reformatted the DriveStation with NTFS partitions, the procedure above may
not dismount your DriveStation. If this happens, please shut down your computer before
disconnecting the DriveStation.
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For Macintosh
1Make sure that the DriveStation’s access LED is not ashing. Drag and drop the
DriveStation’s drive icon from the desktop to the Trash.
Note:
• If you have created multiple partitions on the DriveStation, drag and drop the icons for each
partitions to the Trash.
2It’s now safe to unplug the DriveStation from your Mac.
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Software
The DriveNavigator Installation CD includes several optional software packages for use
with Windows computers. Note that while the DriveStation can work with Mac OS X,
no Mac OS X compatible software is included with it. These programs are for Windows
XP, Vista, and Windows 7 only.
Installing software on a PC
The software included in this package can be installed from the DriveNavigator program on the Utility
CD. To install it, use the following procedure.
1Insert the Utility CD into your computer.
DriveNavigator will launch automatically. If DriveNavigator does not launch, navigate to the
Utility CD and double-click [DriveNavi.exe].
If the auto-play screen is displayed, select [Run DriveNavigator].
If “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?” is
displayed by Windows 7, click [Yes].
If “A program needs your permission to continue” is displayed by Vista, click [Continue].
2Click [Begin Installation].
3Click [Additional Software Installation].
4Select the software to install and click [Install].
Step through the wizard to install the selected software.
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Software
TurboPC
This software can increase data transfer speeds for your DriveStation.
TurboCopy
This software uses caching to increase data transfer speeds.
Backup Utility
Backup Utility is software to back up and restore data from your PC. To use, select a source drive to be
backed up and a target location for backup data.
RAMDISK Utility
This software uses the memory in your computer as a virtual hard drive "RAMDISK". RAMDISK is
recognized as a hard drive by your computer, and you can read and write data to it like any other hard
drive.
Bualo Tools Launcher
Bualo Tools Launcher lets you easily launch software from the Bualo utility suite. Just click an icon to
launch the desired Bualo tool or utility.
SecureLockMobile
SecureLockMobile encrypts the data on your DriveStation, preventing the data from being accessed by
anyone but you.
eco Manager
eco Manager for HD lets you put the DriveStation into sleep mode to save power.
Disk Formatter
This software lets you easily reformat your DriveStation.
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