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Table of Contents
1Introduction ···················································································································4
1.1 User Manual ...........................................................................................................4
1.2 NetDisk / NetDisk Mini / NetDisk Office Models Covered By This User Manual ...........4
1.3 Package Contents ...................................................................................................4
1.4 System Requirements .............................................................................................5
1.5 NetDisk Setup Overview .........................................................................................5
2Cable Installation ···········································································································6
2.1 NDAS Mode ...........................................................................................................6
2.2 USB Mode ..............................................................................................................7
3NetDisk Software Installation ·························································································8
3.1 For Windows XP and Windows 2000 ........................................................................8
3.2 For Windows 98 SE and Windows ME .....................................................................8
3.3 NetDisk Administrator ..............................................................................................9
4NetDisk Registration ···································································································· 10
4.1 Add / Register a New NetDisk ................................................................................ 10
4.2 Using NetDisk ....................................................................................................... 11
4.3 Sharing NetDisk .................................................................................................... 12
5NetDisk Status and Mode Indicator ·············································································· 13
5.1 Changing from Read / Write Mode to Read Only Mode ............................................ 14
5.2 Changing from Read Only mode to Read / Write Mode ............................................ 14
6Introduction to NetDisk Administrator Tool Menu ························································ 15
7NetDisk Functions ······································································································· 15
8Advanced NetDisk Functions ······················································································· 16
8.1 Introduction to Aggregation .................................................................................... 16
8.2 Introduction to Mirroring ......................................................................................... 16
8.3 Requirements for Aggregating / Mirroring ................................................................ 16
8.4 Instructions for Aggregating / Mirroring Two NetDisks .............................................. 16
8.4.1 Disable NetDisk ..................................................................................... 16
8.4.2 Aggregate / Mirror NetDisk ..................................................................... 17
8.4.3 Enable NetDisk ...................................................................................... 18
8.4.4 Format NetDisk ...................................................................................... 19
8.4.5 Enable NetDisk for Other Users .............................................................. 19
8.4.6 Unbind NetDisk ...................................................................................... 19
9Formatting NetDisk ······································································································ 21
9.1 Initialize NetDisk ................................................................................................... 21
9.2 Partition NetDisk ................................................................................................... 22
10 NetDisk Uninstall ········································································································· 24
10.1 Uninstall …………………………………………………………………………………………24
11 FAQ ······························································································································ 25
12 Troubleshooting ·········································································································· 34
13 Regulatory Statements ································································································ 39
14 Product Warranty ········································································································· 40
15 Additional Information and Assistance ········································································ 44

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Chapter 1 Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of NetDisk / NetDisk Mini / NetDisk Office.
-Network storage via Ethernet made possible through NDAS technology!
1.1 User Manual
-This User Manual is intended to help you install the NetDisk product(s) quickly and easily
onto your Personal Computer or Ethernet Network and begin using it immediately.
1.2 NetDisk / NetDisk Mini / NetDisk Office Models Covered By This User Manual
This User Manual includes information on the following models:
NetDisk
-NDU10-80
-NDU10-120
-NDU10-160
-NDU10-250
-NDC10-80
-NDC10-120
-NDC10-160
-NDC10-250
NetDisk Mini
-MNU10-40
-MNU10-80
-MNC10-40
-MNC10-80
NetDisk Office
-NOU10-120
-NOC10-120
1.3 Package Contents
The following items are included in the NetDisk / NetDisk Mini / NetDisk Office packages:
NetDisk Office NetDisk Mini NetDisk
or or
Software Installation CD
Ethernet Cable
Power Adapter and Power Cord
USB Cable

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1.4 System Requirements
Windows® 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP
-233 MHz Pentium® II or higher
-64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)
-USB 1.1 Port (USB 2.0 recommended)
-CD-ROM drive for installation
-100Base-T full duplex switch for NDAS mode (for NetDisk and NetDisk Mini Only)
Mac® OS X
-Mac OS X 10.3 or greater
-128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended)
-USB 1.1 Port (USB 2.0 recommended)
-CD-ROM drive for installation
-100Base-T full duplex switch for NDAS mode (for NetDisk and NetDisk Mini Only)
1.5 NetDisk Setup Overview
NetDisk / NetDisk Mini
NetDisk Office
NOTE: NetDisk Office includes a built-in switch.

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Chapter 2 Cable Installation
Warning
-Do not connect USB cable and Ethernet cable at the same time.
2.1 NDAS Mode
NetDisk and NetDisk Mini
1. If your NetDisk has dip switches on the rear panel, flip both dip switches down.
2. Connect the included Ethernet cable from the Ethernet port on NetDisk to a switch
(100 Base-T).
Wireless users: Connect NetDisk to your wireless router or access point
with included Ethernet cable.
3. Make sure the power connector is firmly attached to the NetDisk and connect the
power adapter to a power source.
4. If your NetDisk has an On/Off switch, slide the On/Off Switch to ON position.
NetDisk Office
1. Connect your Local Area Network (LAN) cable to one of the eight NetDisk Office
Switch ports. This connection provides network access from your LAN or router to
the NetDisk Office.
2. Connect the included Ethernet cable from one of the Switch ports on NetDisk Office
to your PC.
Wireless users: Connect NetDisk to your wireless router or access point
with included Ethernet cable.
2. Make sure the power connector is firmly attached to the NetDisk and connect the
power adapter to a power source.
4. Slide the On/Off Switch to ON position.

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2.2 USB Mode
NetDisk and NetDisk Office
1. If your NetDisk has dip switches on the rear panel, flip both dip switches up.
2. Connect the included USB cable from USB port on NetDisk to your PC’s USB port.
3. Make sure the power connector is connected firmly to the NetDisk and connect the
power adaptor to a power source.
4. If your NetDisk has an On/Off switch, slide the On/Off Switch to ON position.
NetDisk Mini
Without external power
1. Connect the included USB cable from the USB port on NetDisk Mini to your
PC’s USB port(s). To ensure continuous power flow please connect both con-
nectors with your host computer.
2. Slide the On/Off switch to OFF position.
With external power
1. Connect the included USB cable from the USB port on NetDisk Mini to your
PC’s USB port(s). Only one cable is required to be connected with your host
computer when using an external power source. It does not matter which con-
nector you choose to connect.
2. Slide the On/Off switch to ON position.

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Chapter 3 NetDisk Software Installation
3.1 For Windows XP and Windows 2000
Installation of NetDisk software is simple and easy. Insert the included “NetDisk Installa
tion CD” into your CD-ROM Drive and select the Drive Sharing and NetDisk Mode. Easy
and simple instructions will guide you through the installation.
NetDisk Mode:
Drive Sharing Mode: Select a Drive Sharing Mode that is best for your environment.
3.2 For Windows 98 SE and Windows ME
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NDAS Mode
Insert the included “NetDisk Installation CD” into your CD-ROM Drive. Easy and simple
instructions will guide you through the installation.
USB 2.0 Mode
Follow the instructions below:
Step 1
-If this is your first time installing NetDisk, Add
New Hardware Wizard will appear. Click Next
and follow further instructions.
-Otherwise, NetDisk will be listed as a local drive
on My Computer. Driver letter and name may
vary between Personal Computers.
Multi-OS Mode:
-NetDisk can be shared by a mixed net-
work of Windows 98/ME/2000/XP and
Mac computers
-Multiple PCs can have Read Only
access simultaneously
-Write access is assigned to one user at
a time and is passed from one user to
another
-Fastest performance
Multi-Write Mode:
-Windows XP/2000 only environment
-Multiple PCs can have Readand Write
access simultaneously
NDAS Mode
-Select NDAS Mode to share NetDisk
with users on the network
USB 2.0 Mode
-Select USB Mode to use NetDisk as
a portable external HDD for your PC

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Step 2
-Select Search for the best driver for
your device.
-Click Next.
Step 3
-Select Specify a location and click Browse
button.
-From the Browse for Folder window, search
for NDASUSB folder and click OK.
-Once the location is set, click Next from the
Add New Hardware Wizard window.
Step 4
-Click Next..
Step 5
-Driver has been successfully installed,
click Finished.
3.3 NetDisk Administrator
When software installation is completed, you will find a NetDisk Launcher Icon on your desktop
screen and a NetDisk Administrator Tool icon on the system tray.
-NetDisk Launcher (desktop icon) activates and loads the NetDisk Administrator Tool onto
the system tray.
-NetDisk Administrator Tool (system tray icon) performs the following functions:
-Refresh NetDisk Status
-Add a NetDisk
-Display Software Version
-Enable Read / Write Access
-Enable Read Only Access
-Disable a NetDisk
-Edit NetDisk Name
-Display NetDisk Properties
NOTE: NetDisk Launcher is used only on Windows XP and Windows 2000.

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Chapter 4 NetDisk Registration
4.1 Add / Register a New NetDisk
1. Click NetDisk Administrator Tool Icon
located on the system tray.
2. Select New NetDisk.
3. Register a NetDisk.
-NetDisk Name: (optional) Select a name for your
NetDisk
-NetDisk ID: Enter the 20-digit NetDisk ID located on
the bottom of your NetDisk.
-Write Key: (optional) Enter the 5-digit Write Key
located on the bottom of your NetDisk.
Write Key must be registered to write to NetDisk.
NOTE: NetDisk ID and Write Key do not contain the letter O. Please use the number
0, for all 0’s.
4. Click Add.
5. Click OK to confirm the NetDisk registration.
-If the Write Keywas entered in the previous step,
the NetDisk is registered as Read / Write Mode.
-If the Write Keywas not entered in the previous step,
the NetDisk is registered as Read Only Mode.
6. Found New Hardware Wizard
-This window may or may not appear.
-If the window appears, follow the instructions and
install the new NetDisk.
NOTE: For Windows 2000, Upgrade Device Driver
Wizard will appear instead.

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7. Windows Logo Testing window.
Windows 2000 Windows XP
Click “Yes”Click “Continue Anyway”
8. Registration is completed.
-Click NetDisk Administrator Tool to see the registered NetDisk.
Read/Write Mode Read Only Mode
4.2 Using NetDisk
Now that you have successfully installed NetDisk, it’s time to familiarize yourself with using the
NetDisk. NetDisk is located in My Computer as a local drive. Drive letter and NetDisk name
may vary between Personal Computers.
You can use NetDisk like a local drive on your PC.
-Drag and drop files to NetDisk.
-Copy and paste data to NetDisk.
-Make and delete folders.
-Share files and folders.
-Backup your data

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4.3 Sharing NetDisk
-Once NetDisk is connected to your network, it can be accessed from any computer on
your LAN.
-To share NetDisk, the following must occur:
Windows 2000/XP Environment:
-All computers and NetDisk must be on the same LAN.
-NetDisk must be connected via Ethernet or Wireless Access Point.
-To share Read and Write access, all computers on the network using the
NetDisk must have the NetDisk driver version 3.x.x installed.
-NetDisk must be registered onto each computer.
Mixed Environment with Windows and Mac:
-All computers and NetDisk must be on the same LAN.
-NetDisk must be connected via Ethernet or Wireless Access Point.
-To share NetDisk each computer on the network must install the corresponding
NetDisk Driver.
-On Windows XP/2000, install NetDisk driver v2.4 (do not use 3.x.x).
-On Windows 98 SE/ME, install NetDisk Driver 1.x
-On Mac OSX, install NetDisk driver 1.x
-NetDisk must be registered onto each computer.
-Write access is assigned to one user at a time and is passed from one
user to another.
NOTE: NetDisk is preformatted in NTFS. In order to use NetDisk in mixed
environments, NetDisk must be formatted in FAT32. If you use the “Disk
Management” utility in Windows XP or 2000 to format your NetDisk , then
your NetDisk will be re-formatted in NTFS. NTFS is not a compatible file sys-
tem format with Mac and Windows 98SE, thus your computers on these OS
will not recognize NetDisk. You can use a third party format utility to choose
the file format your NetDisk is formatted in.
Warning:
†Do not perform disk operations (format, partition and chkdsk) when multiple
PCs are connected.
†NetDisk can be formatted, partitioned, chkdsk, aggregated or mirrored only
when one PC is connected.
†When sharing NetDisk between Windows 2000 and Windows XP, perform
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Chapter 5 NetDisk Status and Mode Indicator
NetDisk provides users with six basic modes.
Below is a chart describing each of the NetDisk Modes and the icons that correspond with
each mode.
NetDisk
Color Icon NetDisk Icon Mode / Meaning
Green
Read Only Mode
-Users can only read from NetDisk.
Blue
Read / Write Mode
-Users can read and write to NetDisk.
Red
Unrecognized Mode
-NetDisk cannot be used.
-You can only remove this NetDisk from your
computer or view its property.
Gray
Disabled Mode
-NetDisk is disabled from your computer.
-NetDisk can be enabled back to Read Only Mode,
Read/Write Mode or removed from the PC
-NetDisk can be Aggregated or Mirrored.
White
Busy Mode
-NetDisk is busy performing a task or an
application is using NetDisk.
Black
Disconnected Mode
-NetDisk is not connected to the network.
-Power Cord, Ethernet Cord or USB Cord is
unplugged. Once the cord is connected, you can
resume NetDisk use.
Yellow
Bound Mode
-Bound disk used for Aggregation and Mirroring
only.
-You can only remove it from your computer or
view its property.

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5.1 Changing from Read / Write Mode to Read Only Mode
-Click NetDisk Administrator Tool and select the NetDisk you want to change
from Read/Write to Read Only.
-Select Enable Read Only.
The Blue Circle will change to a Green Circle
indicating Read Only Mode.
5.2 Changing from Read Only Mode to Read / Write Mode
-Click NetDisk Administrator Tool and select the NetDisk you want to change
from Read Only to Read/Write
-Select Enable Read/Write.
The Green Circle will change to a Blue Circle
indicating Read/Write Mode.

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Chapter 6 Introduction to NetDisk Administrator Tool Menu
Click NetDisk Administrator Tool. All registered NetDisk(s) will be displayed on the Net-
Disk Administrator Tool Menu. If you named your NetDisk at the registration step, the name
will be displayed in place of the default name NetDisk X.
-Refresh Status -Updates the status of NetDisk that are connected to the network.
-If a NetDisk is displayed with a Black-Colored Circle, connection to NetDisk is not
established.
-New NetDisk -Registers a new NetDisk onto your computer.
-Each time a new NetDisk is added, it must be registered. For more information
please refer to Chapter 4.1 Add / Register a New NetDisk.
-About -Displays NetDisk Administrator version.
-Exit -Exits NetDisk Administrator.
NetDisk Administrator Tool can be restored by double clicking the
icon on the Desk Top.
Chapter 7 NetDisk Functions
Click NetDisk Administrator Tool and place the cursor on a NetDisk to view its functions.
-Disable -Disables writing and reading to and from NetDisk.
NOTE: If NetDisk is being used by any application, NetDisk will not disable. Wait until
applications are finished using NetDisk. Then try disabling it again. If you still cannot
disable after several attempts, reboot your computer. This may occur when unknown
programs are still using NetDisk.
-Edit Name –Updates/Changes the name of the NetDisk.
-Type in the new name for the NetDisk on Edit a NetDisk window then click OK. If
you do not want to change the name of the NetDisk, simply click Cancel.
-Enable Read Only –Enables Read Only Mode.
-Enable Read/Write –Enables Read / Write Mode.
-Property -Display properties of NetDisk.
-Refresh –Updates the Net Disk's data from which you are reading.
-Remove –Removes the NetDisk from your computer.

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Chapter 8 Advanced NetDisk Functions
8.1 Introduction to Aggregation
Aggregation allows two NetDisk units to be recognized as a single large disk drive. This fea-
ture is extremely useful when a larger storage device is needed.
8.2 Introduction to Mirroring
The Mirroring function enables a real-time mirrored copy of a Primary NetDisk to a Secondary
NetDisk, continuously writing a copy of data on the Primary NetDisk to a Secondary NetDisk
whenever changes or edits are made.
8.3 Requirements for Aggregation / Mirroring
-Only two NetDisks can be Aggregated/Mirrored at a time.
-Each NetDisk must have a Write Key.
-Do not Aggregate/Mirror NetDisks that are already Mirrored or Aggregated.
-Mirroring: The Secondary NetDisk must be the same size or larger than the Primary
NetDisk.
-NetDisks that are being Aggregated/Mirrored must be disabled on all PCs, except on
the PC which is performing the Aggregation/Mirroring.
-Both NetDisks must be formatted prior to Aggregation/Mirroring.
-Other users can enable Aggregated/Mirrored NetDisks once Aggregation/Mirroring is
completed.
NOTE: Aggregation and Mirroring functions can only be performed in Windows XP and
Windows 2000.
8.4 Instructions for Aggregating / Mirroring Two NetDisks
Before two NetDisks can be Aggregated / Mirrored, they must be Disabled from all computers
accessing the NetDisk.
8.4.1 Disable NetDisk
-Go to NetDisk Administrator Tool, choose the
NetDisk you want to disable and selectDisable.
-Wait few seconds for changes to occur. If color of
disabled NetDisk has not changed to Gray, click
Status.
-Repeat the this step for the second NetDisk.
-Disable these two NetDisks from all other PCs accessing them.

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8.4.2 Aggregate / Mirror NetDisk
1. Go to Start > Program > NetDisk
>NetDisk Aggregation & Mirroring
2. From the NetDisk Aggregation & Mirroring
window, select one of the two NetDisk you just
Disabled. Once you select a NetDisk, Aggr and
Mirror buttons will enable.
3. a) ClickAggr Button for Aggregation.
b) Click Mirror Button for Mirroring.
-Aggregation: The NetDisk Bound windows displays the first NetDisk you
select to Aggregate. The NetDisk Available window lists all the NetDisks you
can select from to Aggregate with the first NetDisk.
-Mirroring: The NetDisk Bound window displays the NetDisk which the data
will be Mirrored from and the NetDisk Available window lists all the NetDisk
you can select from to Mirror the data.
4. Select a NetDisk from the NetDisk available box that you want to Aggregate or
Mirror to. Click button then click OK.
If you selected the wrong NetDisk to Aggre-
gate or Mirror, you can simply select the Net-
Disk from the NetDisk bound window and
click This will unbind the NetDisk.
NOTE: Mirroring Only -A NetDisk can only
be Mirrored to another NetDisk with larger or
samesize.
5. Aggregation/Mirror Successful
-Once the Aggregation/Mirroring successfully
starts, a NetDisk Administrator Window
will appear advising you to format / partition
the Primary NetDisk.
-Before you can format / partition a NetDisk,
NetDisk must be enabled first.
-Click OK.

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6. Aggregation or Mirroring is completed.
Aggregation Mirroring
Aggregation: The Aggregated NetDisk is indicated by the word Aggr Primary:
NetDisk1. The NetDisk from the NetDisk bound box becomes the Primary Net-
Disk and the NetDisk from the NetDisk available box becomes the Secondary
NetDisk. The capacity of the Secondary gets added to the Primary NetDisk.
Mirroring: The Mirrored NetDisk is indicated by the word Mirror Primary: NetDisk
1. The NetDisk from the NetDisk bound box becomes the PrimaryNetDisk and
the NetDisk from the NetDisk available box becomes the Secondary NetDisk.
The Primary NetDisk is Mirrored to the Secondary NetDisk.
8.4.3 Enable NetDisk
1. Click NetDisk Administrator Tool .
Note:NetDisk 1 is disabled Primary NetDisk
and NetDisk 2 is the Secondary NetDisk
2. Enable the Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk by se-
lecting either Enable Read/Write or Enable Read Only.
Enabled Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk
-Enabled NetDisk is indicated by either a Blue or
Greencircle. A Yellow circle signifies the secon-
dary NetDisk.
-Go to NetDisk Aggregation & Mirroring window.
Here, enabled NetDisk is indicated with Blue or Green colored NetDisk.
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8.4.4 Format NetDisk.
-Before you can use the new Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk, the Primary Net-
Disk needs to be formatted. Please refer to Chapter 9 Formatting NetDisk.
8.4.5 Register Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk for other users
-Once the Primary NetDisk has been successfully formatted, enable the Primary
NetDisk or add both Primary and Secondary NetDisks to all the other PCs that
want to use the Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk.
-The Secondary NetDisk will automatically be enabled once Primary NetDisk is
enabled.
NOTE:The NetDisk Administrator will automatically detect the mode of the Primary
and Secondary NetDisk when enabled on additional PCs. Only the Primary Net-
Disk
may be enabled.
8.4.6 Unbind NetDisk
1. Before NetDisk can be unbound, both Primary and Secondary NetDisks must be
disabled from all PCs using the Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk.
NOTE: For more information on disabling NetDisk, please refer to 8.4.1 Disable
NetDisk.
2. Go to the PC that was used to perform the Aggregation / Mirroring.
3. Go to NetDisk Aggregation & Mirroring window. The color of the disabled Master
NetDisk will be Gray. If not, press Status button
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4. Select the disabled Primary NetDisk and click unbind button.
The Aggregated / Mirrored NetDisk will unbind
into the two disabled NetDisks.
Two unbound NetDisks are also visible from
NetDisk Administrator Tool.
5. Enable the unbound NetDisks by selecting either Enable Read/Write or Enable
Read Only.
-NetDisk cannot be used until it is
enabled.
-Repeat this step for the second
unbound NetDisk.
6. Format NetDisk.
-Before you can use the unbound NetDisk, both NetDisks need to be formatted.
Please refer to Chapter 9 Formatting NetDisk.