Manhattan 365925 User manual

HI-SPEED
USB 2.0 FILE
TRANSFER
CABLE
USER
MANUAL
MODEL 365925
MAN-365925-UM-0308-01

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Thank you for purchasing the MANHATTAN
®
Hi-Speed
USB 2.0 File Transfer Cable, Model 365925.
Designed so you can transfer files between computers at
speeds up to 480 Mbps, this handy cable comes with user-
friendly file transfer software and automatically detects and
installs peripherals.
The easy-to-follow instructions in this manual help make
installation of the cable quick and simple, so you’ll also
soon be enjoying the benefits of these features:
• Quickly and easily transfer files via USB ports — ideal for
transferring data between Windows XP and Vista-equipped
computers
• Hot pluggable — connect while the computer is running
• No external power necessary
• Activity LED
• Plug and Play
• No additional drivers or software needed for Vista
• Lifetime Warranty
System Requirements
• Intel Pentium 1 GHz or faster PC
• 128 MB RAM or higher
• USB port (Hi-Speed USB 2.0 for Hi-Speed transfer)
• Windows XP SP2 or Vista
NOTE: Screen images have been modified to fit on page.

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INSTALLATION
Windows Vista
Simply plug the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 File Transfer Cable in to
the USB port on your computer and it’s ready to use. No
further installation is required.
Windows XP
The Windows Easy Transfer utility must be installed before
plugging in the File Transfer Cable (Step 4 below).
1. Insert the
provided CD
into your CD-
ROM drive.
An auto-run
screen will
automatically
pop up and
guide you to
install the
utility. Click
“Next.”
2. After reading the license agreement on the subsequent
screen, select “I Agree” and click “Next.”
3. An Updating Your System screen presents a status bar
to show installation progress. When it updates to the
Completing...Installation screen, click “Finish.”

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4. At this point, you can plug the File Transfer Cable into the
USB port
on your PC.
When the
Easy Transfer
Cable screen
appears, you
can select
“Transfer files
and settings”
to launch the
utility or “Take
no action.”
Click “OK.”
OPERATION
Launch the Easy Transfer Utility on Both Computers
Easy Transfer is a Windows-based utility that allows two
computers to transfer files and settings from a computer
running Windows XP or Vista to another computer running
Windows Vista. To use the utility, plug the File Transfer
Cable into the USB ports on both computers and then start
the utility on both computers.
• On Windows Vista: Select Start ‡ Programs ‡
Accessories ‡ System Tools ‡ Windows Easy Transfer.

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• On Windows XP: Select Start ‡ Programs ‡ Windows
Easy Transfer. After launching the utility, just follow the
on-screen instructions.
NOTE: Keep the following in mind when using the utility.
• You must launch Easy Transfer on both computers
involved in the transfer of files/settings so that they can
detect each other.
• Transfers can only be made from Windows XP/Vista to
Windows Vista: You cannot transfer files/settings from
Vista to XP.
• When prompted to choose a transferring media, select
USB cable.
• You can only transfer files/settings between operating
systems using the same language; for example, you
can’t transfer files/settings from a traditional Chinese
system to an English system.
Transfer Example
The following steps exemplify the screens and associated
procedures involved with a transfer of files from Windows
XP to Vista. NOTE: The partial screen samples shown may
not actually show during some transfer procedures, or may
appear different due to varying OS versions or computer
settings.
1 XP & Vista: A Windows Easy Transfer welcome screen
displays. Click “Next.”

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2 XP: The prompt “Choose how to transfer files and
settings to your computer” displays. Select “Use an
Easy Transfer Cable (recommended)” as shown
above.
2 Vista: The prompt “Do you have an Easy Transfer Cable?”
displays. Select “Yes, I have an Easy Transfer
Cable” shown above.

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3 XP & Vista: When the prompt (above) “Install the Easy
Transfer Cable and connect your computers”
displays, wait for the message “A connection to the
other computer has been detected” to display —
it only appears briefly at the bottom of the screen.
4 XP: When the prompt “What do you want to transfer
to your new computer?” displays (below), make a
selection from among the three options that appear.
Subsequent screens in this example are based on
an “Advanced options” selection.
4 Vista: When the message “Your computers are now
connected” displays, stop while the XP system
proceeds through Steps 5 and 6.

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5 XP: When the prompt
“Select user
accounts, files,
and settings to
transfer” displays,
select the folders
you want to be
transferred and
click “Next.”
6 XP: If either account-related option is selected in Step
4 XP, the prompt “Type a new user name or click
a name in the list”
displays. Select
either option for the
target (file-receiving)
computer, then click
“Next.”
7 XP & Vista: A “Please wait until the transfer is complete”
message displays with a procedure status bar.
Wait for the next screen to appear.
8 XP: When the message “You’re ready to transfer files
and settings to your new computer” displays, click
“Close” to exit the utility.
8 Vista: When the message “The transfer is complete”
displays (with a summary of transferred items),
click “Close” to exit the utility.

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SPECIFICATIONS
General
• Plug and Play — automatic detection and installation of
peripherals
• Windows XP/Vista compatible
Certifications/Approvals
• FCC
• CE
• Hi-Speed USB 2.0
• Windows
Connections
• Interface: USB 2.0
• Transfer speeds: up to 480 Mbps
• Connection type: type-A male connections
Power
• Bus powered
• Power consumption: < 500 mA (Suspend and Active
modes)
System Requirements
• Intel Pentium 1 GHz or faster PC
• 128 MB RAM or higher
• USB port (Hi-Speed USB 2.0 for Hi-Speed transfer)
• Windows XP SP2 or Vista