SmartDisk FireFly USBFF20P User Manual

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1. Welcome to FireFly  
About this User Guide....................................................................................8  
Features and Benefits....................................................................................8  
PC Users...............................................................................................9  
2. Installing USB Software for FireFly  
3. Connecting and Disconnecting FireFly  
4. Getting the Most Value out of FireFly  
Connecting Multiple Drives ...................................................................19  
Backup Frequently................................................................................19  
Archive..................................................................................................19  
Emergency Backup when Traveling...............................................................19  
Copy Files and Data Frequently to FireFly............................................20  
Recovery...............................................................................................20  
Archive..................................................................................................20  
Transporting Large Files ................................................................................20  
Storage and Playback of MP3, Video, and Photos ........................................20  
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Create a Boot Drive for Macintosh Computers ..............................................21  
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Welcome to FireFly  
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Congratulations on your purchase of FireFly. FireFly is fast, small, light, and portable.  
You can take it anywhere so that you always have access to your important  
applications, files, and data.  
FireFly connects to your computer with a USB cable. This means no external power  
source (A/C adapter or batteries) is required. FireFly is very easy to use; all you need  
to do is plug it in and you are ready to go. FireFly works on both PC and Macintosh  
computers, laptop or desktop.  
About this User Guide  
This guide describes how to install and use FireFly. For last minute information, please  
refer to the readme file found on the FireFly Installation CD.  
Features and Benefits  
Your FireFly provides valuable features and benefits that will make your digital  
lifestyle easier:  
FireFly is small, thin, and light; you can carry it in your briefcase, handbag, or  
pocket. You can easily move FireFly from one computer to another and  
directly run applications, view videos, or play MP3 files.  
FireFly is powered from the USB Bus. No external power supply is required.  
FireFly is hot-pluggable. You do not need to restart your computer when you  
connect or unplug FireFly. The FireFly icon automatically appears on the  
desktop (for Macs) and My Computer (for PCs).  
Package Contents  
Your FireFly package contains the following:  
FireFly Hard Drive  
Software Installation CD which includes Windows 98 Driver Software, user  
documentation, and 3rd party software for Mac users.  
USB Cable  
FireFly Carry Case  
QuickStart Card  
For FireFly accessories such as USB cables of various lengths, please go to our  
FireFly User Guide  
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System Requirements  
System Requirements  
Mac OS Users  
A Macintosh computer with a USB port (USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Port  
recommended)  
Mac OS 8.6 or higher (Mac OS 10.1 or higher recommended)  
PC Users  
A Windows-compatible PC with a USB port (USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Port  
recommended)  
Windows 98 or higher (Windows 98SE or higher recommended)  
Additional Software  
The FireFly CD contains additional software for Windows and Macintosh users.  
Retrospect Express Backup for Windows  
The FireFly Installation CD contains an automated backup application for Windows  
users called Retrospect Express Backup. This tool can be used to automatically backup  
FireFly according to your schedule. When disaster strikes, you can recover lost work  
by restoring a single file or the entire contents of FireFly in one easy step. You can also  
backup your internal hard drive to FireFly. For more information, refer to the  
Retrospect Express Backup documentation contained on the FireFly CD.  
CopyAgent™ for Macintosh  
The FireFly Installation CD contains an automated backup application for Mac users  
called CopyAgent. CopyAgent streamlines and automates your backups. It is flexible  
so you can perform copy jobs right away or schedule automatic and unattended  
backups. For more information, refer to the CopyAgent documentation contained on  
the FireFly CD.  
Technical Support  
If you have any questions or problems with FireFly, please go to our Technical Support  
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Installing USB Software for FireFly  
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Mac OS Users  
FireFly is a USB Mass Storage Class device. Apple systems that feature USB  
have pre-installed USB drivers so no software installation is required. All you  
need to do is to connect FireFly as described on page 12 to begin transfering files.  
However, if you are using Mac OS 8.6, software installation is required as  
described below.  
For Mac OS 8.6 Users Only  
If you're using Mac OS 8.6, you'll need a software update from Apple before you  
can use FireFly. The necessary software is called “USB Mass Storage Support 1.3.5”  
and must be downloaded from Apple over the Internet.  
To download the USB update:  
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Go to Apple’s support web site at http://www.apple.com /support/ and search for “USB  
Mass Storage Support”. You may need to register with Apple and create an AppleID  
before you can use Apple’s support website.  
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Click on the software link to download the file “USB Storage1.3.5.smi.bin”.  
When the download is complete, double click on the icon “USB Storage1.3.5.smi”.  
The file will open and a moment later there will be another icon on your desktop that  
looks like a disk with the name “USB Mass Storage Support”. Double-click on it.  
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In the window that opens, double-click on “Apple SW Install.”  
Follow the instructions on your screen.  
Once you’ve finished installing the update, restart your computer and follow the  
directions on page 12 to connect and use FireFly.  
Windows Users  
FireFly is a USB Mass Storage Class device. This means Windows 2000,  
Windows Me, and Windows XP users can simply connect FireFly as described on  
page 12 to begin transfering files. However, Windows 98 and Windows 98SE  
users must install FireFly Driver Software after connecting FireFly. This is  
because Windows 98 and Windows 98SE do not support USB Mass Storage Class  
devices.  
FireFly User Guide  
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Windows Users  
For Windows 98 / Windows 98SE Users Only  
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Connect your FireFly as described page 13. The Add New Hardware Wizard appears.  
Click Next.  
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Choose “Search for the best drivers for your device”. Click Next.  
Select “Specify a Location” and clear all other check boxes.  
Insert the FireFly Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive and click Browse.  
In the “Browse for Folder” window, look in the “Windows98 Driver” folder on  
“SmartDiskCD”.  
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Click Next.  
The Add New Hardware Wizard notifies you that it is ready to install. Click Next.  
After the Add New Hardware Wizard notifies you that it has finished installing, click  
Finish.  
The FireFly drive letter is now visible in My Computer. Congratulations! You can  
now transfer files to and from FireFly.  
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Connecting and Disconnecting FireFly  
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Mac OS Users  
Connecting FireFly to a Macintosh Computer  
Before connecting and using FireFly, put it on a stable surface.  
Sudden movement during operation may cause data transfer errors  
and may damage the hard disk.  
Caution  
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Connect one end of the USB cable to an open USB port on your Macintosh.  
Connect the other end of the cable to the USB port on FireFly. The FireFly icon appears  
on the desktop.  
Do not force the connection as damage may occur to the connector  
or the USB port.  
Caution  
Disconnecting FireFly from a Macintosh Computer  
Do not unplug FireFly while it is mounted on the desktop. If you  
unplug FireFly while accessing or copying files, data may be lost  
or FireFly may be damaged. To disconnect FireFly, complete the  
following steps.  
Caution  
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Close all files and applications stored on FireFly.  
Drag FireFly icon to the trash.  
Wait until the yellow light stops flashing.  
The blue light may remain on at this point if you are using Mac OS X 10.0  
-10.1. It is OK to unplug FireFly if the blue light remains on. However,  
do not unplug FireFly if the yellow light is flashing.  
Caution  
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You can now safely unplug FireFly. Gently pull out the USB connector from the  
computer.  
You can also safely unplug FireFly by shutting down the computer.  
Remember to ensure the lights are off before unplugging.  
Tip  
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Windows Users  
Windows Users  
Before connecting and using FireFly, put it on a stable surface.  
Sudden movement during operation may cause data transfer errors  
and may damage the hard disk.  
Caution  
Connecting the FireFly to a PC  
If you are a Windows 98 or Windows 98SE user, follow the  
instructions on page 10 after you perform the steps below.  
Note  
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Connect one end of the USB cable to the USB port on your computer.  
Connect the other end to the USB port on FireFly. The FireFly icon appears in My  
Computer and in Windows Explorer.  
Do not force the connection as damage may occur to the connector  
or the USB port.  
Caution  
The FireFly is assigned the next available drive letter. For example, if your hard drive  
is assigned the letter C: and a removable CD Writer is currently installed on your  
computer using the letter D:, then the letter E: is assigned to the FireFly.  
Congratulations! You can now transfer files to and from FireFly.  
The FireFly is  
assigned the next  
available drive  
letter when it is  
connected  
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Windows Users  
Disconnecting FireFly from a PC  
Do not unplug FireFly when data is being transferred between  
FireFly and the computer (when the yellow light is flashing). If  
you unplug FireFly while accessing or copying files, data may be  
lost or FireFly may be damaged. To disconnect FireFly, complete  
the following steps.  
Warning  
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Click on the Unplug or Eject icon -  
- in the Windows System Tray.  
Select Unplug or eject hardware from the pop-up menu. A Windows dialog opens.  
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Select the FireFly drive from the list in the Windows dialog and select Stop.  
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Wait until the yellow light on FireFly stops flashing.  
You can now safely unplug FireFly. Gently pull out the USB connector from the  
computer.  
You can also safely unplug FireFly by shutting down the computer.  
Remember to ensure the lights are off before unplugging.  
Tip  
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FireFly Lights  
FireFly Lights  
FireFly USB has LED indicators in the USB and SmartDisk logos to indicate:  
If FireFly is on or off.  
If FireFly is busy (reading or transferring files).  
USB speed status. The color of the light shows what version of USB you have  
on your computer. Blue indicates HiSpeed or USB 2.0. Green indicates  
LoSpeed or USB 1.1.  
Status  
USB Logo Light (Yellow)  
SmartDisk Logo Light (Blue or Green)  
Idle  
OFF  
Blue=HiSpeed / Green=LoSpeed  
Busy  
FLASH  
OFF  
Blue=HiSpeed / Green=LoSpeed  
UnMounted  
Sleep  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
Off  
OFF  
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Getting the Most Value out of FireFly  
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This chapter describes some of the many uses for FireFly including:  
Using FireFly between your home and office computers.  
Using several FireFly drives as project repositories.  
Using FireFly as an emergency backup when travelling.  
Using FireFly to transfer large files from one computer to another.  
Using FireFly to store and play back your multimedia files including MP3s,  
videos, and pictures.  
Using FireFly as a Macintosh boot disk so you can have a familiar  
environment using any Macintosh computer.  
Between your Home and Office Computers  
Your FireFly is an ideal solution for working between your office and home computer.  
Take the FireFly with you when you leave and all your work files and applications are  
there for you when you need them. This means you don’t have to carry your laptop to  
and from work anymore.  
Use FireFly as the Master Drive on both  
your home and office computers to  
maintain version control.  
Version Control  
Version control of files has always been a major problem for home and office workers.  
To solve this problem, use your FireFly as the Master Drive  
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Between your Home and Office Computers  
To ensure you are working on the master file, always edit and save the files directly to  
FireFly - the Master Drive. Do this whether you are at home or at work. This means  
you do not have to wonder if you are working on the right file or database; the content  
on FireFly is always the latest version.  
Backup FireFly Frequently  
Since this drive is the Master Drive, ensure your files and data can be recovered by  
making frequent backups. Copy essential files and data to removable media (such as  
CDs) or the hard drive on your home and work computer. Although not common,  
electrostatic discharge and shock (for example, dropping it on the floor) can damage  
your FireFly.  
Macintosh users can automate this process using the CopyAgent  
application found on the FireFly Software Installation CD.  
Tip  
Windows users can automate this process using the Retrospect  
Express Backup application found on the FireFly Software  
Installation CD.  
Tip  
Disconnecting  
Remember to properly unplug FireFly from the computer. For more information, see  
Chapter 3.  
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Project Repositories  
Project Repositories  
You can use multiple FireFlys to store files and data for individual projects. This is  
useful if most of your work is project oriented where each project generates a large set  
of files and data. Each project can have a designated FireFly to be used as the Project  
Drive  
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Connect several FireFly drives  
to a USB hub so you can have  
immediate access to all your  
project data.  
Project A  
Project E  
Project B  
USB Hub  
Project C  
Project D  
Editing Files and Updating Data  
Use the FireFly as the primary repository for all the files and data associated with the  
project. This drive then becomes the Project Drive for the project. When you need to  
work on the project, connect the Project Drive and ensure all changes to files and data  
are saved to this drive.  
You can still work on local drives or other high performance drives; just remember to  
transfer all finished files to the Project Drive  
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Visiting Clients  
If you frequently travel to see clients, you can bring along all the relevant project files  
and data by bringing the Project Drive. This means you do not have to:  
Carry a laptop everywhere you go.  
Copy files and data to your client’s computer (using up valuable hard disk  
space and running the risk of running out of disk space).  
Install licensed applications onto your client’s computer.  
All you have to do is connect the Project Drive to your client’s computer. For example,  
you can show a Power Point presentation on a client’s computer by connecting the  
FireFly directly to their computer.  
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Emergency Backup when Traveling  
Connecting Multiple Drives  
Use a USB hub to connect several FireFly drives (Project Drives) to your computer  
simultaneously.  
Backup Frequently  
Periodically back up the contents of your FireFly to your desktop computer hard disk.  
Or, backup to a CD-R or CD-RW using the SmartDisk FireWire Portable CD-R/W.  
Macintosh users can automate this process using the CopyAgent  
application found on the FireFly Software Installation CD.  
Tip  
Windows users can automate this process using the Retrospect  
Express Backup application found on the FireFly Software  
Installation CD.  
Tip  
Archive  
Once a project is completed, archive the contents of the associated Project Drive to a  
CD or other storage device. Delete the files from the Project Drive so it can be used  
for a new project.  
Emergency Backup when Traveling  
Use your FireFly to back up important files when you are travelling. FireFly can then  
be used to recover the file if your laptop malfunctions.  
Use FireFly as an  
emergency backup device  
when you are on the  
road.  
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Transporting Large Files  
Copy Files and Data Frequently to FireFly  
If you are generating new files and data while traveling, frequently create backups to  
FireFly. You can copy entire folders from your laptop to FireFly.  
Macintosh users can automate this process using the CopyAgent  
application found on the FireFly Software Installation CD.  
Tip  
Windows users can automate this process using the Retrospect  
Express Backup application found on the FireFly Software  
Installation CD.  
Tip  
Recovery  
If your laptop malfunctions, your file and data is safe; everything is stored on FireFly.  
If you are on the road, all you need is access to a computer that has a USB connection  
to retrieve your files.  
Archive  
When you get back to the office, copy the files from the FireFly to a CD-R or CD-RW  
using SmartDisk’s FireWire Portable CD-R/W. The CD then becomes the long term  
archive.  
Transporting Large Files  
Use FireFly to transport large files (such as graphics) to other computers in your office.  
This is useful if you cannot attach the file to an email or network connections are slow  
or not available.  
Use FireFly to transport large  
files from one computer to  
another in your office.  
Storage and Playback of MP3, Video, and Photos  
You can use your FireFly to store and play back your:  
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Collection of MP3s.  
Video files including AVI, MPEG, and QuickTime.  
Digital photographs including JPEG, BMP, and GIF.  
Other non-essential or infrequently accessed files.  
FireFly can be used to store and  
play back all your MP3 files or other  
multimedia when it is hooked up to  
a computer that supports USB.  
To save disk space on your computer’s internal hard drive, keep the aforementioned  
types of files on your FireFly. To play back your MP3s and videos, or to show your  
photos, connect FireFly to any computer that has USB. This means you don’t have to  
carry several CDs to an event; all you need to bring is FireFly.  
Create a Boot Drive for Macintosh Computers  
The following is not supported for Mac OS X 10.0 -10.1.  
Note  
You can boot a Macintosh computer directly from the FireFly rather than the internal  
disk drive. This means you can open your applications and files using any Macintosh  
computer. You can always work in a familiar environment wherever you go; all your  
settings and preferences are stored on FireFly.  
To create the boot drive, copy the System Folder to the FireFly.  
To boot your Macintosh computer with FireFly:  
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Connect the FireFly as described on page 12.  
Start up the Macintosh computer while holding the Option key.  
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Create a Boot Drive for Macintosh Computers  
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Select the FireFly and press OK.  
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