BTC Z22 User manual

USB2.0 STORAGE DRIVE
User’s Manual

Table of Contents
1. HARDWARE CONNECTION .............................1
2. DRIVER INSTALLATION ...................................2
2.1 Installation for Windows 98/98SE .....................2
3. SAFELY REMOVE USB STORAGE DRIVE......4
3.1 Windows 2000/XP/ME ......................................4
3.2 Windows 98/98SE.............................................6
3.3 Mac OS Users...................................................7
4. PERFORMANCE ...............................................7
5. ENVIRONMENT.................................................8
5.1 Temperature .....................................................8
5.2 Humidity............................................................8
5.3 Vibration............................................................8
5.4 Shock................................................................8
6. THE POWERBACKUP PROGRAM ...................9
6.1 How to back up your data: ..............................10
6.2 How to restore your data after a backup: ........11
6.3 How to use the Scheduler: ..............................13

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1. HARDWARE CONNECTION
Pull out the USB connector embedded in the socket
and plug into the USB port on your PC/Notebook.
Or,
Use a USB extension cable to connect the Storage
Drive and your PC/Notebook.

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2. DRIVER INSTALLATION
No driver is required for Windows ME/2000/XP or Mac
OS 9.0 and above. Drivers are only needed for
Windows 98/98SE.
2.1 Installation for Windows 98/98SE
 Before installing the driver, please DON’T connect
the storage drive.
1. Insert the PowerBackup disc and the “Main Menu”
automatically pops up. Select “Mobile Storage Drive
Driver.”
2. Double click “Setup.exe” file to run it.

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(To start manually, go to “X:\PowerBackup\Mobile
Storage Drive Driver\Mobile Storage drive\
setup.exe” where X: is your CD-ROM drive letter.)
3. Driver installation is completed. Click “OK.”
Now you can connect the USB2.0 storage drive to your
pc/notebook. The system will automatically detect the
drive.

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3. SAFELY REMOVE USB STORAGE DRIVE
Warning: To protect against damage to your computer or
your data, it is strongly recommended that you follow the
instructions below to remove the USB Hard Drive.
3.1 Windows 2000/XP/ME
(Example demonstrated under Windows 2000).
1. Click the removable icon showing “Unplug or eject
hardware” on the taskbar.
2. Select the device to unplug and click “Stop.”

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3. Confirm the highlight selection and click “OK” to
continue.
4. When the message box below appears, click “OK.”
You can now safely remove the device from the
USB port of your computer.

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3.2 Windows 98/98SE
1. Locate the icon showing “Safely Remove Storage
Device” on the taskbar.
2. Click the icon to start to remove.
3. When the message box below appears, click
“OK.”
You can now safely remove the device from the
USB port of your computer.

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3.3 Mac OS Users
To unplug the USB hard drive, follow these steps:
1. Drag the icon for the USB hard drive to the trash
icon.
2. Wait until the USB hard drive icon disappears from
the desktop.
3. You can now disconnect the USB hard drive.
4. PERFORMANCE
Formatted
Capacity 2.2 GB 3.3 GB 4.0 GB
Databuffer 256KB
Rotational speed 4200 RPM
Internal Transfer
Rate
49.1 – 91.4
Mbits/sec
62.7–120.261
Mb/sec
62.7–120.261
Mb/sec
Sustained
Transfer Rates
(Maximum)
6.0 MB/sec 7.9 MB/sec 7.9 MB/sec
Average (1/3
stroke) Seek
15 msec
(typical)
15 msec
(typical)
15 msec
(typical)
Track to Track
Seek
1.5 msec
(typical)
1.5 msec
(typical)
1.5 msec
(typical)
Full Stroke Seeks 18 msec
(typical)
18 msec
(typical)
18 msec
(typical)

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5. ENVIRONMENT
5.1 Temperature
Operating +0°Cto+55°C
Non-Operating - 40°C to + 65°C
5.2 Humidity
Operating (non-condensing) 8%[RH] to 90%[RH]
Non-Operating (non-condensing) 5%[RH] to 95%[RH]
5.3 Vibration
Operating 1G (Zero-to-peak), 5 to 500 to 5Hz
sine wave.
2.0 octave/min sweep rate
Non-Operating 5G (Zero-to-peak), 10 to 500 to
10Hz sine wave
5.4 Shock
Operating 10G half-sine shock pulse of 11ms
duration
3 seconds between shock pulses
Non-Operating 120G half-sine shock pulse of
11ms duration