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           Instructions for installing for the USB Storage System
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Your USB Storage System has been designed to be easy to use and install. This
guide has been provided to help you correctly install the necessary drivers.

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  *  1. Make sure that the IDE/ATAPI device is setting in the Master mode.  *
  *  2. External power supply is required if bus power is not enough to     *
  *     support the device.                                                 *
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1. PC USERS

    Your USB Storage System is compatible with any PC running Windows 98/98SE
    /ME and Windows 2000/XP that has a USB port. It installs with the normal Plug
    and Play process:

    Windows ME and 2000/XP
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    Connect the USB cable to the computer USB port. Upon plugging the USB cable
    to the computer, driver will enumerate and will give drive Icon automatically.
    No other drivers are required.

    Windows 98 and 98SE
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    1) Place the "DRIVERS" CD into your CD-ROM drive.
    2) Run G:\Genesys\USB\setup.exe to install driver. (G:\ is the letter of your
       CD-ROM driver)
    3) Plug the USB cable into the PC.
    4) Windows will find the new hardware.
    5) Windows will find and locate the drivers from the disk and assign the
       next available letter to the device. The drivers are now loaded. If the
       storage device in your USB Storage System is a hard disk, you must now
       partition and format the drive. This is done through the use of the DOS
       utility FDISK. See your Windows documentation if you are unfamiliar with
       FDISK. Note that you must run FDISK before you try to format the drive
       and that you must run FDISK in a DOS window while Windows is running.



2. Macintosh Users

    Your USB Storage System is compatible with any Mac running at least Mac OS 8.6
    above and having a USB port. Here is how you install the drivers:

    Mac OS 8.6 to 9.0
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    1) Place the CD-ROM you received with the USB Storage System in your CD-ROM 
       drive. There are few drivers in the CD, G:\Genesys\USB\MacOS8.x.
       (G:\ is the letter of your CD-ROM driver)
    2) Drag and drop "Toast USB Support" into "SystemFolder:Extensions".
    3) Double click on the "Gene USB ATA Installer" icon to start installing 
       ATA driver, click on "Install", "Continue" and "Quit" to complete the 
       installation.
    4) Double click on the "Gene USB ATAPI Installer" icon to start installing 
       ATAPI driver, click on "Install", "Continue" and "Restart" to complete the 
       installation.

    Mac OS 9.0.4 above
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    1) Place the CD-ROM you received with the USB Storage System in your CD-ROM 
       drive. There are few drivers in the CD, G:\Genesys\USB\MacOS9.x.
       (G:\ is the letter of your CD-ROM driver)
    2) Drag and drop "Toast USB Support" into "SystemFolder:Extensions".
    3) Double click on the "Gene USB ATA Installer" icon to start installing 
       ATA driver, click on "Install", "Continue" and "Quit" to complete the 
       installation.
    4) Double click on the "Gene USB ATAPI Installer" icon to start installing 
       ATAPI driver, click on "Install", "Continue" and "Restart" to complete the 
       installation.

    Mac OS X above
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    Using Mac OS default driver when the system is running Mac OS X above.

    The drives for your USB Storage System are now installed. You now need to
    initialize the media in the drive. To format your media:

    1) Highlight the icon for the USB Storage System.
    2) From the Finder menu located at the top of the screen, select Special, Erase
       Disk. You can select either DOS or Macintosh formatting. If you intend to
       use the device on both a PC and a Mac, select DOS formatting.