Castlewood EIDE ORB 2.2 GB User manual

EIDE ORB 2.2GB
 Installation Guide
 Users Guide
 Troubleshooting
 How to Get Help
 Warranty
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 INSTALLATION GUIDE
Things to Consider ................................................................................... 2
1.1 Introduction.......................................................................................
1.2 System Requirements ......................................................................
1. Hardware/Tools for Installation .......................................................
1.4 Package Contents .............................................................................
1.5 Installation Precautions.................................................................... 4
1.6 Hardware Installation........................................................................ 5
1.7 Configuration Options ...................................................................... 6
1.8 Mounting the ORB Drive .................................................................. 9
1.9 Cable Connection ............................................................................ 10
1.10 Final Installation Checks ................................................................ 11
1.11 System Setup ................................................................................... 11
1.12 Software Installation ....................................................................... 12
1.1 ORB Tools Software........................................................................ 15
1.14 ORB Tools Mac ................................................................................ 15
SECTION 2 USERS GUIDE
2.1 Operating your ORB Drive................................................................ 17
2.2 Using ORB Disks ............................................................................... 18
2. Accessing Your ORB Drive............................................................... 21
2.4 Reassigning Drive Letters ................................................................ 21
2.5 Large Drive Support .......................................................................... 21
2.6 Partitioning a Disk ............................................................................. 22
SECTION TROUBLESHOOTING...................................... 24
SECTION 4 SPECIFICATIONS.............................................. 29
SECTION 5 CUSTOMER SUPPORT .................................. 0
SECTION 6 WARRANTY.......................................................... 1
SECTION 7 SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT......
SECTION 8 STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS ......... 7

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THINGS TO CONSIDER:
In the pro ess of installing the ORB drive, it will be ne essary for you to
open up your omputer and identify, as well as work with, various pie es
of hardware inside it (su h as those mentioned in the questions below). If
you feel in any way unsure of performing this installation or if you annot
answer yes to most of the questions below, then we strongly re ommend
onta ting a qualified omputer te hni ian to install or assist in the installation.
1. Have you opened your PC before?
2. Have you physi ally removed an internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD) before?
3. Do you have a ess to te hni al assistan e to help with the installation?
4. Are you familiar with the differen e between a 3½ and a 5¼-in h
bay?
5. Do you know what operating system is used on your PC?
6. Do you have a PC system user manual immediately available?
7. Have you read your PC Owner/User manual?
8. Are you familiar with your PC system motherboard?
9. Have you set up an EIDE/IDE port in the past?
10. Are you familiar with an HDD ribbon able?
11. Have you onne ted an EIDE/IDE ribbon able to the motherboard in
the past?
12. Are you familiar with jumper settings on your HDD?
13. Have you hanged an HDD from master to slave in the past?
14. Does your PC have an empty 3½ or 5¼-in h bay with front a ess?
15. Do you know whi h drive bay you intend to use to install the ORB drive?
16. If you sele ted the 5¼-in h bay, do you have a kit to enable the
installation of the 3½-in h ORB drive into a 5¼-in h drive bay?

WELCOME TO ORB!
ORB offers you everything that you want in a removable disk drive - high
apa ity and fast throughput speed at an affordable pri e that an be easily
installed in your omputer.
1.1 INTRODUCTION
This installation guide provides detailed instru tions, and illustrations, as
well as safety pre autions that will help you to install your ORB disk drive.
It is re ommended that you use this guide along with your omputer manual,
for you will need to refer to the manual during the installation pro ess.
1.2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Pentium lass systems
Empty 3½ or 5¼-in h drive bay with front panel a ess
Embedded EIDE/IDE interfa e or add-on EIDE ontroller ard
Win 98/98SE, Win NT 4.0 (SP4+), Win 2000(SP2+), Win ME, Win XP
Ma OS 8.6 - 9.2.2
1. HARDWARE/TOOLS FOR INSTALLATION
The following tools may be required for the installation of the ORB drive:
Flat head screwdriver
Phillips head screwdriver
Needle nose pliers
CAUTION: Do not use magnetic tools.
1.4 PACKAGE CONTENTS
The ORB Kit onsists of:
ORB 2.2GB EIDE Drive, 5¼-in h bay adapter bra ket, a set of four flat-ended
ma hine s rews and four pointed-ended tapping s rews, ORB Installation Suite CD
and Qui k Installation Guide.
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
QUICK
INSTALLATION
GUIDE
The simple, easy, short-cut
to get you up and running
with your new ORB drive.
EIDE I NTERNAL

The mounting s rews are provided with your drive to be used in the
installation. This drive is designed to mount in a 3½-in h drive bay. If a
spare 3½-in h drive bay is not available, you will need to mount the drive
into a 5¼-in h bay.
Become familiar with your ORB drive:
1.5 INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
Be sure to read the following Installation Safety Instru tions before pro eeding
on to the a tual installation steps. Damage ould o ur to your drive and
disk if these pre autions are not followed. If for any reason you do not
understand these instru tions, please onta t a qualified omputer te hni ian
to install or assist in the installation.
Temperature Stabilization - Before removing the drive from its prote tive
plasti bag, ensure the drive has rea hed room temperature. This is
a omplished by allowing the drive to sit in its prote tive plasti bag in
the room environment for at least one hour.
ESD - This drive and its ele troni omponents are sensitive to Ele tro
Stati Dis harge (ESD). On e the drive has been removed from its ESD
prote tive plasti bag, handle it only by its sides. Do not tou h the Printed
Cir uit Board. To prevent ESD problems, tou h the metal hassis of the
omputer before handling the omputers hard drive and periodi ally
throughout the installation. If you are working in a old and/or dry limate,
use an ele trostati dis harge wristband. Your lothing generates stati
ele tri ity as well. Do not allow your lothes to ome into dire t onta t
with the parts of the ir uit board or the hard drive.
Shock - Dropping, jarring, or moving the drive while a disk is inserted
an ause atastrophi damage. Do not operate this drive when it is not
se ured to your omputer hasis.
Power - Always power off your system before installing or removing the
drive.
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Front view of drive
Figure 2
Power able
onne tor
EIDE/IDE able
onne tor
Jumper
pins
Figure 1
Emergen y
eje t hole
Disk eje t
button
Power/
Status LED
Drive setup - Rear connector

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Figure 4
ORB drive insertion
into 5¼ - inch adapter
Figure 5
Mounting ORB drive
into 5¼ - inch adapter
1.6 HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Locate an unused drive bay
You should see one or more plasti or metal plates on the fa e of your
omputer near the floppy, CD-ROM or DVD drives. These are the unused
drive bays. The ORB drive mounts in a 3½- in h drive bay. If you only have
a 5¼-in h drive bay, follow steps 1 and 2 below.
Mounting the Drive Into a 5¼-inch Adapter
Note: The remainder of this se tion provides instru tions for mounting your
ORB drive into a 5¼-in h bay adapter.
1. Slide the drive into the adapter.
If installing the ORB drive into a 5¼-in h bay with an adapter be sure
to use the s rews provided with your adapter. The ma hine s rews are
used to mount the drive in the adapter bra ket.
CAUTION: Be careful doing this to avoid damage to the drive.
2. Line the holes of the drive up with the holes of the adapter and
insert two screws into each side or the bottom of the drive.
CAUTION: Mounting screw lengths have been chosen so
that no more than -inch of the screw enters the frame
mounting hole of the drive. The torque applied to the mounting
screws should be between 4 and 6 inch-pounds.
Figure
Tower with open 5¼ and ½ - inch drive bays
Empty 5¼ - in h bay
Empty 3½ - in h bay
Pointed-ended tapping s rews
Flat-ended ma hine s rews

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Now you have located the empty drive bay and mounted your drive
into an adapter, if necessary. You are ready to install the drive into the
computer.
1.
Shut down your operating system and power off your computer.
Unplug the AC power.
2. Remove your computer cover.
Refer to your omputer manual for the pro edure to remove the outer
over of the omputer.
CAUTION: Make sure you keep track of all screws and
fasteners during this process.
. Prepare the bay for installation.
Make sure the bay is free from any extra s rews or plates. Refer to your
omputer Users Manual for more details on this step.
4. The tapping screws are used to secure the adapter bracket containing
the ORB drive in the computer bay.
1.7 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Your ORB drive is onfigured as a slave devi e when shipped. Please see
your omputer Users Manual for details on the settings used by your system
and what sele tions to use. There are a few ommon s enarios listed below.
One of these might mat h your omputers system setup. Look into your
omputer and identify where the various onne tors (there are three
onne tors on ea h able) of the EIDE/IDE interfa e able(s) are atta hed.
Then refer to the s enario illustrations and des riptions for a mat h. If you
do find a mat h, then make note of the possibilities for jumper settings and
able atta hments that are offered. You will need this information to install
your ORB drive.
Figure 6
Desktop and Tower with Primary channel (1), Secondary channel (2),
Hard Drive ( ), CD-ROM/DVD Drive (4)

CAUTION: When installing your ORB drive, you should never
place it as a slave device to a CD-ROM, DVD or ATAPI master
device; these configurations will limit or reduce the data rate
potential of your ORB drive. It should only be installed as a
slave device to other hard drives or as a master device to
achieve maximum throughput.
Here your existing hard drive is installed as the master on the primary
hannel and the CD-ROM or DVD is installed as the slave on the primary
hannel. There is an open se ondary hannel. If there is not a able in this
port, you will need to install one yourself. We re ommend installing the ORB
drive as the master on the se ondary hannel (labeled (2) on Figure 6).
In this s enario, your hard drive is installed as the master drive on the
primary hannel. We re ommend installing the ORB drive as the master on
the se ondary hannel (labeled (2) on Figure 6).
Here the hard drive is the master devi e on the primary hannel and the
CD-ROM/DVD is the master on the se ondary hannel. We re ommend
installing the ORB drive as the master on the se ondary hannel (labeled
(2) on Figure 6). You need to onfigure the CD-ROM/DVD as a slave
devi e and install it as the slave on the primary hannel.
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Scenario ll
Primary Channel Secondary Channel
Master Drive ( ) Empty
Slave Drive Empty Empty
Scenario lll
Primary Channel Secondary Channel
Master Drive ( ) (4)
Slave Drive Empty Empty
Scenario lV
Primary Channel Secondary Channel
Master Drive ( ) (4)
Slave Drive EIDE Device Other Device
Primary Channel Secondary Channel
Master Drive ( ) Empty
Slave Drive (4) Empty
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In this s enario, the hard drive is the master on the primary hannel and
other EIDE devi es o upy all the other possible EIDE able onne tions.
You an remove one of the EIDE devi es from one of the EIDE able
onne tions and repla e it with your ORB drive.
To onfigure the ORB drive as the master on the se ondary hannel, remove
one EIDE devi e and onfigure jumper settings of the remaining devi es if
ne essary.
If you are installing and add-on EIDE ontroller ard, it is re ommended to
install the ORB drive as the master on built-in se ondary hannel.
Jumper Placement
Jumper pins are lo ated at the rear of the drive as the group of 10 pins in
5 verti al sets of two. A jumper blo k is provided to onfigure the drive for
the options master, slave and CSEL ( able sele t).
If your installation requires the ORB to be onfigured as a master drive, you
must move the jumper from the slave position to the master position. As
shown in the illustration, the jumper plug should be inserted verti ally.
CSEL ( able sele t) is only used in a very few spe ial situations. Please
see the manual that ame with your omputer for information on CSEL.
CAUTION: Do not install jumpers in
any other position. Only one jumper
will be used.
Figure 7
Various jumper positions
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Figure 8 Do not install jumpers in
these positions.
Master able Sele tSlave

Figure 9
ORB drive insertion into tower
( ½ and 5¼ - inch bays)
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Figure 10
ORB drive mount
1.8 MOUNTING THE ORB DRIVE
1. Slide the drive into the open drive bay.
Do not put the hassis mounting s rews in yet.
CAUTION: Do not mount the ORB drive upside down. The
only valid mounting positions are: Circuit card (PCBA) facing
down, to the left, or to the right.
Note:
From the inside of the omputer, he k to see if the EIDE/IDE able you
will be using rea hes the rear of the ORB drive. If it does not rea h, then
you need to get a longer interfa e able. Its best to onne t the ables after
the mounting s rews are in pla e.
2. Match the holes of the drive with the holes in the drive bay enclosure
and insert the screws.
Using the s rews provided with the ORB drive,
put two tapping s rews into ea h side of the drive.
If there are no holes in the sides of the
en losure, you will have to mount the
drive from the bottom.
CAUTION: If installing the ORB drive into a ½-inch bay use
only the tapping screws provided with your drive for installation
of your drive. If installing the ORB drive into a 5¼-inch bay
with an adapter be sure to use the machine screws provided
with your adapter. Mounting screw lengths must be chosen
so that no more than -inch of the screw enters the frame-
mounting hole of the drive. Do not overtighten the screws.

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1.9 CABLE CONNECTION
1. Connect the EIDE interface cable to the drive.
By now you should have determined where you are going to install the
drive (i.e.Master/Slave/CSEL and Primary/Se ondary). This pro ess was
detailed in Se tion 1.7, Configuration Options. For example, some
omputers ontain interfa e ables whi h designate that ea h onne tor
be used for either a slave or a master devi e. Other ables have
onne tors that an be used for either. Consult your omputer manual
for further and more detailed information on how your system is set up.
Lo ate the 40-pin EIDE onne tor that fits your setup and that rea hes
the ORB drive inside your omputer. If you installed an EIDE interfa e
able, then use one of the onne tors on this able. Conne t the able
to the rear of the ORB drive. If the onne tor is keyed it an only be
installed with the keyed side pointing toward the top of the drive (fa ing
up).
If the able is not keyed, insert the able so that the banded or striped
olor edge of the ribbon able is losest to the Master/Slave jumpers
(see Figure 11 below). Seat the able firmly, but do not use ex essive
for e.
2. Connect the power cable to the drive.
The power able has a 4-pin onne tor on the end of it that is shaped
so that it an only be installed one way. The slanted orners designate
the top of the onne tor.
Insert an unused 4-pin power onne tor from inside the omputer into
the rear of the ORB drive. Make sure that the onne tor is inserted
ompletely into the drive. If there are no unused power onne tors in
your omputer you will need a Y-adapter, whi h allows you to bran h
two power onne tors off one of your omputers power ables.
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Pin 1
Striped side of able
Figure 12
Power cable insertion
Figure 11
EIDE cable insertion

1.10 FINAL INSTALLATION CHECKS
1. Check cable connections.
Che k that the EIDE/IDE interfa e able is installed orre tly with all 40
of the pins on the rear of the drive inserted into the able onne tor.
Ensure also that the 4-pin power able onne tor is ompletely inserted
into the rear of the drive.
2. Confirm that the jumper block is installed in the correct position.
This position was determined in Se tion 1.7, Configuration Options.
. Ensure that the cables connected to the other devices have not
been loosened or disconnected.
Cables running to devi es other than the ORB drive may have been
loosened or dis onne ted during the installation pro ess.
Repla e the over of the omputer, reinsert the s rews, onne t any
other devi es you may have dis onne ted from the omputer, and
re onne t the AC able.
1.11 SYSTEM SETUP
1. ORB disk insertion
To insert the disk, push the disk straight
into the ORB drive with your finger, all the
way in, until it stops, and then press down
to ensure that the disk is seated.
CAUTION: Do not label the disk with a lead pencil. Please use
indelible ink pen.
2. Power on your system.
The ORB drive should be dete ted during system startup.
CAUTION: If you insert an ORB disk in your ORB drive and
Windows asks you if you want to format the disk, be careful
how you respond. Formatting a disk with data on it will destroy
all the data.
If the drive is not dete ted, or your system hangs during the bootup
pro ess, you may have to use your systems BIOS setup program. Some
basi information about how to do this is lo ated in Se tion 3, Troubleshooting.
You may also need to refer to your omputer systems manual for
information about how the BIOS setup program works on your omputer.
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Figure 1
Disk insertion
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. Your Operating System should be loaded.
If you are using (Win 98/98SE / Win NT 4.0 (SP4+) / Win 2000 (SP2+) /
Win ME / Win XP) pro eed to Se tion 1.12, ORB Tools and Ba kup Utility
for PC.
Congratulations! Your ORB drive is ready to use.
If you are installing the drive in a Ma intosh omputer with Ma OS 8.6 -
9.2.2, pro eed to Se tion 1.13, Ma Devi e Driver and Software Installation.
1.12 ORB TOOLS AND BACKUP UTILITY SOFTWARE
FOR PC
You do not need to install any driver from Castlewood to use your ORB
drive. However, you an optionally use the ORB Installation Suite CD to
install the ORB Tools when you are running Win 98/98SE / Win NT 4.0
(SP4+) / Win 2000 (SP2+) / Win ME / Win XP.
ORB Tools does not support Windows 3.1x, DOS, OS/2 or other operating
systems.
Software Setup - Win 98/98SE / Win NT 4.0 (SP4+) / Win 2000 (SP2+) /
Win ME / Win XP
1. Insert the ORB Installation Suite CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. To install ORB Tools, li k on the Install ORB Tools option in the window
that just opened.
 If no window opens up when your CD-ROM is ready, double- li k on
My Computer on the Windows desktop.
 Double- li k on the drive i on for the CD-ROM.
 In the window that just opened, double- li k on the file named Setup
(setup.exe) to initiate the installation pro edure.
3. You will be prompted for information as the installation pro eeds. Follow
the instru tions on the s reen.
4. The ORB Tools installation is omplete after Windows has restarted.

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ORB Tools and Backup Utility
On e the ORB Tools is properly installed you an
right- li k on the ORB drives i on in My Computer
or Explorer to use the ORB Tools. You an also
a ess the ORB Tools from Start/ Programs/
Castlewood ORB Drive/ORB Tools.
Once launched you will see this
ORB Tools screen.
You an sele t from the toolbar
a ross the top of the window to
hoose the tools that you want to
a ess.
The following icons represent functions of the ORB Tools and Backup Utilities
Note: Some of the i ons annot be found on the ORB Tools main s reen
as seen in Figure 15. You an find those appli ations by right- li king on
the ORB drives i on in My Computer or Explorer.
Figure 15
Figure 14

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Restore from Backup:
Restores ba ked up files from ORB disks.
Copy Volume Backup:
Performs file by file ba kup of system volumes.
Image Disk Backup:
Full disk image ba kup.
ORB Disk Duplicator:
Performs disk to disk dupli ation with
ORB disks.
One Click Backup:
Simplified system ba kup with preset ba kup parameters.
Eject:
Easy a ess ORB disk eje tion fun tion.
Professional Backup:
Ba kup for the professional that wants ba kup done their way,
on their s hedule.
Rescue Disk:
When all else fails, ORB Tools an save the
day with a system boot disk and full restoration
from Image Disk Ba kup files stored on your
ORB disk.
Drive Status:
You are never in doubt about your ORB drive onfiguration
with ORB Tools Status fun tion.
Spin Down:
Set your preferen e for spin down time.
Tracker Catalog:
ORB Disk File Ar hive program tra ks all files on your ORB
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Make Non-Removable:
Allows the user to set the ORB drive as a fixed drive.
Scan devices:
Performs a full system s an for ORB drives
and identifies ea h drives system interfa e.
1.1 MAC DEVICE DRIVER AND SOFTWARE
INSTALLATION
The ORB EIDE driver has to be installed before Ma OS is able to mount
your ORB EIDE Drive. This will also install ORB Tools for Ma on your
system if you are running Ma OS 8.6 - 9.2.2.
Close all open applications and disable virus protection before
proceeding further.
1. Insert the ORB Installation Suite CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Laun h the installation by doing the following:
 double- li k on the CD-ROM i on, Example: ORB Tools R10
 double- li k on the ORB Tools Folder
 double- li k on the Installer, Example: Castlewood Installer
3. To install your ORB EIDE devi e driver, follow the instru tions displayed.
4. The installer will ask you to restart the system to orre tly install
the ORB EIDE devi e driver. Then your ORB EIDE drive should
appear as an ORB drive i on on the desktop.
5. If the ORB disk is PC formatted, you have the option to re-format it to Ma
format through the Ma OS or ORB Tools for Ma intosh.
PROBLEM! If you cannot see or access your ORB EIDE drive,
refer to Section , Troubleshooting.
Congratulations! Your ORB drive is ready to use.
1.14 ORB TOOLS FOR MAC
ORB Tools for Ma is a suite of utilities in luded on the ORB Installation
Suite CD supplied with your new ORB drive that expand its fun tionality.
This suite of utilities is not supported under OS X.

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ORB Tools
On e the ORB Tools is properly installed, you an laun h from its alias or
the folder in the hard drive where it was installed.
The utilities provide the following fun tions:
Under Bus Hierarchy:
Status  Display not only the EIDE/ATA bus the ORB drive is onne ted
to, but also other appli able omputer buses (EIDE/ATA, SCSI, USB).
Under Volumes Tab:
Mount / Unmount Volume  mount/unmount the drive on/from the Desktop.
Eject Media  Eje t the disk from the drive.
Under Media Prep Tab:
Initialize  Set up drive for use with Ma intosh file systems. Create multiple
partitions and format disk.
Verify  Che k the media for errors. There are three levels of verifi ation: light
(read only), medium (read and write) and full (destru tive write).
Update  Update the driver on media to the latest and greatest. This is not
appli able if grayed out.
Under Settings Tab:
Spin Down Timer  Set your preferen e for spin down time.
Write Protect Drive  Prevent modifi ation to media in the drive.
Drive Operating Mode  Set the drive to Write Verify mode for extra level
of data prote tion or two A/V Modes (authoring and streaming) for A/V
re ording.

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2.1 OPERATING YOUR ORB DRIVE
Now that you have su essfully installed your ORB drive, you will soon be
able to make use of the wide range of features and appli ations that it offers:
Important Record Storage  If you need a pla e to keep spe ial files
( onfidential information or any other valuable items like produ t plans
and designs, personnel files, budgets, ompany dire tories, omputerized
he kbooks, and tax re ords), the ORB disk is a perfe t solution.
Portable Information  With your new ORB drive, you have the ability
to store vast amounts of information on a disk slightly larger than a 3½-
in h floppy. This means you an put an ORB disk in its ase and then
in your po ket to take it wherever you go.
Multimedia  The ORBs fast speed and high apa ity make it the ideal
storage devi e for CD-ROM, video, and digital images. You an re ord
an entire movie onto ORB disks and play it ba k at your leisure.
Audio/Video Mastering & Playback  The ORB drive software in ludes
mode-setting ontrols that allow professional A/V spe ialists dire t ontrol
of the drives read/write hara teristi s. Use of A/V modes will optimize
the ORB drive for the unique requirements of Audio and Video spe ialists.
Instant Hard Disk Upgrade  The ORB drive offers an easy way to
add an extra 2.2 gigabytes of storage spa e to your system.
Organization  If you have files from many different types of sour es
and you want to organize them the ORB disks allows you to group these
files by storing different types of files on different disks.
Hard Drive Back Up  The ORB drive presents a simple way to ba k
up your hard drive. Just opy important files to the ORB disk, and you
an a ess those files at any time.
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2.2 USING ORB DISKS
Disk Insertion Instructions
Push the ORB disk straight into the
ORB drive with your finger, all the way
in, until it stops, and then press down
to ensure that the disk is seated.
Disk Ejection Instructions
Make sure that you eject the disk before powering off your computer
system.
CAUTION: Do not try to remove disk by lifting up on the front
edge of the disk while it is in drive.
CAUTION: Do not move or transport the drive with the disk
installed. This can damage the heads and media. A disk must
not be in the drive when the drive is moved or shipped.
From Windows Desktop (Win 98/98SE / Win NT 4.0 (SP4+) / Win 2000
(SP2+) / Win ME / Win XP)
1. From the Desktop, double li k on My Computer.
2. Right li k on ORB drive i on.
3. Sele t Eje t.
4. Green LED will flash amber (Disk Spin down and air purge y le).
5. ORB drive door will automati ally open.
6. Disk will be eje ted.
7. Remove ORB disk.
8. Door will automati ally lose.
9. Pla e ORB disk in prote tive ORB disk ase.
From Mac Desktop (Mac OS 8.6 - 9.2.2)
1. Close all open appli ations and files on the ORB disk before eje ting
the disk otherwise data ould possibly be orrupted.
2. From the Desktop, highlight the ORB EIDE drive i on and hold the
mouse.
3. Drag the i on and drop it in the Trash Can i on or utilize the eje t
ommand support by pressing the ommand key (Apple) and E or
pressing the ommand key (Apple) and Y.
Figure 16
Disk insertion
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4. Green LED will flash amber (Disk spin down).
5. ORB drive door will automati ally open.
6. Disk will be eje ted.
7. ORB drive i on should disappear from Desktop.
8. Remove ORB disk.
9. Door will automati ally lose.
10.Pla e ORB disk in prote tive ORB disk ase.
From Drive
It is re ommended to eje t from Windows or Ma desktop as des ribed
above during routine operation. The following is not appli able on Ma intosh.
1. Close all open appli ations and files on the ORB disk before eje ting
the disk otherwise data ould be orrupted.
2. Press the Insert / Eje t button on the front of the drive.
3. Green LED will flash amber (Disk spin down).
4. ORB drive door will automati ally open.
5. Disk will be eje ted.
6. Remove ORB disk.
7. Door will lose.
8. Pla e ORB disk in prote tive ORB disk ase.
CAUTION: To provide maximum protection, do not leave an
ORB disk in the ejected position with the drive door open. In
addition, store your ORB disk in the protective disk case when
it is not in immediate use.
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