Buffalo USB Hard Drive with Encryption HDS-PHU2... Bedienungsanleitung

USB Hard Drive with Encryption

HDS-PHU2 Series

User's Manual

Safety Precautions ..........................3

Part Names.......................................2

How to Use with Macintosh............9

How to Use with Windows ..............6

Specications ................................15

If You Forget Your Password .........12

Using This Manual

The symbols used in the manual are explained here to ensure proper use of this manual.

Symbols

Caution symbol.........................

CAUTION

This indicates an operation that requires caution when

handling the product. Failure to follow the caution can result in per-

sonal injury or damage to the product.

Next operation symbol...........

This indicates the next page to go to.

Terms Used in This Manual

The instructions in this manual are described using the following drive conguration in Windows.

C: Hard drive

D: CD-ROM drive

Brackets [ ] indicate the names of dialog boxes and the names of menus, buttons, and checkboxes that

can be selected during operations.

The hard disk capacity described in this manual is calculated as 1 GB = 1,000

bytes. Operating systems

and applications use the calculation 1 GB = 1,024

byte, so the displayed capacity diers.

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The copyright of this manual belongs to Bualo Technology, Inc. It is prohibited to copy, reproduce, or modify

this manual, in whole or in part, without permission.

BUFFALO™ is a trademark of Melco Holdings Inc. All other products mentioned herein are the trademarks or

registered trademarks of their respective owners.

The specications, design, and other contents in this manual are subject to change without notice and may

dier from those of the actual product.

Every eort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this manual. If, however, you notice

any missing information or errors, please contact the retailer from which the product was purchased or Bualo

Technology Technical Support.

This product was developed for general oce and household use. Bualo Technology, Inc. shall not be responsible

whatsoever for any damage resulting from the use of this product for a purpose other than general oce and household

use.

Do not use this product in applications requiring a high level of safety, such as systems that are directly

or indirectly related to medical equipment or human safety.

When using this product in mechanical or computer system applications that require higher reliability

than general oce equipment, make every eort to provide a safety design for the system and

adequate failsafe measures.

Follow the operations described in this manual when using this product. Be sure to follow all safety precautions

for handling this product.

Bualo Technology, Inc. provides repair of the product under certain circumstances, but it is not responsible for

any loss or corruption of recorded data during repair. Follow all safety precautions described herein when using

the product as a data recording device, such as a hard disk drive, or when using the product connected to a

data recording device. Be sure to back up all necessary data on a regular basis. Bualo Technology, Inc. shall not

be responsible for any loss or corruption of data as a result of the customer violating the safety precautions or

failing to back up data recorded on the product.

Regarding liability due to default or illegal activities resulting from the use of this product, with the exception

of any intentional or gross negligence on the part of Bualo Technology, Inc., Bualo Technology, Inc. shall

compensate the customer up to the purchase cost of the product.

If this product is deemed defective, Bualo Technology, Inc. shall repair the product at no cost or replace the

product with the same or similar product. Bualo Technology, Inc. is not responsible for any damage as a result

of a product defect.

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Table of Contents

Layout ..............................................................2

Diagram........................................................................................................2

Safety Precautions ..........................................3

Safety Precautions ......................................................................................3

Locking the Drive After Authentication ....................................................5

Uninstalling the Password Authentication Software

(Macintosh).................5

How to Use with Windows ..............................6

Conguring (Changing) the Password Default Settings ..........................6

Authenticating the Password to Use..........................................................7

How to Use with Mac OS X..............................9

Installing the Password Authentication Software....................................9

Conguring (Changing) the Password Default Settings ..........................9

Authenticating the Password to Use........................................................10

If You Forget Your Password.........................12

If You Forget Your Password (Formatting the Device) ............................12

Windows.......................................................................................................................................... 12

Macintosh ....................................................................................................................................... 13

Specications ................................................15

Specications.............................................................................................15

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Layout

Familiarize yourself with your MiniStation.

Power/Access indicator

Lights green when the power is on.

Blinks orange when accessing the hard

drive.

USB port

(Mini-B)

DC jack

You can wrap the USB cable around

the edge of the device, inserting it

into groove, for ease of portability.

HDS-PHU2 Series User�s Manual

Safety Precautions

This describes the safety precautions for use with this product.

Safety Precautions

CAUTION

Do not perform any of the following, as this can result in a loss

of data.

Setting this device as the save destination of virtual memory.

Removing the USB cable or power cable or turning o the power of the

connected computer while this device is being accessed.

Enabling the power-saving mode (standby, hibernation, or sleep) of the

connected computer. (The device may not resume operations after entering

the power-saving mode.)

After you are done using this device, be sure to disconnect it from the computer.

The device automatically locks when disconnected from the computer. If the computer is turned o or

restarted without rst disconnecting the device, the device may not lock.

If you forget the password, you will not be able access the data recorded on this device, so take

measures so you do not forget the password.

Keep your password secret and do not tell it to others.

In Windows 2000, after the password is authenticated, the [Unplug or Eject Hardware] notication

appears, but the device operates normally. Click [Close] to close the notication. You can continue to

use the device.

In Macintosh, multiple devices cannot be used at the same time.

In Macintosh, install the password authentication software before using the device. (In Windows,

there is no need to install the software.)

In Macintosh, if multiple operating systems are installed, install the password authentication software on

all Macintosh operating systems.

The maximum size for a le stored to a FAT32 formatted hard drive is 4 GB.

This device is formatted as a FAT32 hard drive, so the maximum le size is 4 GB. If you reformat this device

with an NTFS format or Macintosh format, you can store les that are larger than 4 GB

In Windows 2000, the [Found New Hardware Wizard] dialog box may appear during setup. Click [Finish]

on the dialog box.

The [The software for this device is now installed, but may not work correctly.] message appears, but the

device operates normally.

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This device can be hot-plugged.

This means you can plug and unplug the USB cable of the device to and from a computer when both

devices are on.

CAUTION

Never unplug the USB cable while the hard drive is being accessed (the power/access

indicator is blinking orange), as this can damage the recorded data on the hard drive.

To use this device in a conguration with multiple USB devices, use a USB hub (not supplied) or

similar device.

Be sure to read the manuals of the computer and peripheral equipment.

This device cannot be used to boot the operating system.

Do not place other objects against this device.

This can damage the device.

In Windows XP and Vista, if this device is connected to a USB 1.1 port, the [HI-SPEED USB Device

Plugged into non-HI-SPEED USB Hub] warning message may appear. To continue operations, click [X]

to close the dialog box.

This device may emit a sound during operation, such as at startup and when accessing the hard

drive. This is normal.

Installing the drivers of this device adds the following devices to to the Device Manager*.

* Use the following procedures to display the Device Manager.

Windows Vista.........................................Click [Start] right-click [Computer] click [Manage] click [Continue]

when [Windows needs your permission to continue] appears click [Device

Manager]

Windows XP.............................................Click [Start] right-click [My Computer] click [Manage] click [Device

Manager]

Windows 2000 ........................................Right-click [My Computer] click [Manage] click [Device Manager]

Operating System Location Added Device Name

Windows Vista

Universal Serial Bus controllers USB Mass Storage Device

Disk drives BUFFALO Disk Drive USB Device

DVD/CD-ROM drives BUFFALO USB-ATA Bridge USB Device

Windows 2000/XP

Universal Serial Bus controllers USB Mass Storage Device

Disk drives BUFFALO Disk Drive USB Device

DVD/CD-ROM drives BUFFALO USB-ATA Bridge USB Device

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Locking the Drive After Authentication

To lock the Secure Disk after the password has been authenticated, disconnect the device from the

computer. The device does not lock unless it is disconnected from the computer, so it is recommended that

you disconnect it after use.

Uninstalling the Password Authentication Software

(Macintosh)

Use the following procedure to uninstall the password authentication software from a Macintosh computer.

1Turn on the computer, and log in with the administrator account.

2Connect this device to the computer.

3Click [Utility] on the desktop [Mac X] folder [Secure

Disk Tool Uninstaller VJx.xx] folder (where "x.xx" is a number),

and double-click [Uninstall Secure Disk Tool].

Follow the on-screen instructions for uninstalling the software.

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How to Use with Windows

To use this device with Windows, use the following procedure.

I Conguring (Changing) the Password Default Settings

Because the factory password is disclosed, make sure to change the password before you use this device.

* For Windows XP/2000, log in with the administrator account.

When logged in with a user account, password cannot be set.

CAUTION

Factory password is [12345].

1Connect this device to the computer.

* When the following screen appears, click [Run Password.exe].

* If the screen above doesn’t appear, you may double-click [Password.exe] in [Utility] from

[Computer] ([My Computer]).

Click.

Click [Option].

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* Copy and Paste are disabled for password and hint entry.

4When the [Password Security enabled successfully.] message appears, click

[OK].

5Disconnect the device from the computer.

Password default settings are congured.

1Enter the current password.

2Enter a new password (4 to 10 characters)

in 2 places.

3Enter a hint phrase (5 to 75 characters).

* Enter [12345] (factory setting) when you use

this device for the rst time.

4Click [OK].

II Authenticating the Password to Use

Authenticate the password and prepare the device to read and write data.

1Connect this device to the computer.

* If you enter wrong passwords 3 times, you can check the hint phrase you entered from the [Hint]

button (for Windows XP/2000, when logged in with the administrator account only).

1Enter the current password.

2Click [OK].

* Enter the password changed in section I.

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4Make sure [Secure Disk] is added in [Computer] ([My Computer]).

Procedure is completed. [Secure Disk] is ready to read and write data same as a normal hard disk.

To Store Files Larger Than 4 GB

Format the Secure Disk with NTFS format. The device is formatted with FAT32 format when it is

shipped, and cannot store les larger than 4 GB. This is a limitation of FAT32. When the device

is formatted with NTFS format, les larger than 4 GB can be stored. To use this device with Mac

OS computers as well, use as is without formatting. FAT32 works with both Windows and Mac

computers. NTFS cannot be used with MAC OS.

Click [OK].

Make sure [Secure Disk] is added.

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