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DVD+/-R 4.7GB Write Once General Use
DVD+/-RW 4.7GB ReWritable General Use
CDR, CDR Media

DVD-ROM single/dual layer
DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW
CD Media, CDR, CDRW, PhotoCD, VideoCD, CD-Extra, CD-Text.

The DVD-RW format is designed as a user recordable format that is com-
patible with existing DVD environment, which means that data written to
DVD-RW will be physically compatible with your desktop or set-top DVD
players.  As with standard DVDs, DVD-RW discs can contain up to 4.7GB
of data per side, and can be used to store video, audio, or user file data.
The DVD-RW format is a member of the DVD Forum’s family of DVD
Specifications, and is a rewriteable medium that allows users to record,
erase, and re-record their own DVD discs more then 1000 times.

•  Additional application software may have been included with your drive.  Please

review the documentation included with this software for information on the opera-
tion and support of this software.  The documentation can usually be found in an elec-
tronic format on the installation CD.

• Always operate your drive on a steady and level surface.  Do not move the unit while it is

turned on.

• Plug your drive into a grounded electrical outlet.  The use of “ground-defeating”

adapters will cause damage not covered by your warranty.

• You can connect or disconnect your MicroNet Storage Device to your computer while

the power is turned on; however, make sure that no other devices on the connection
are active when “hot-plugging” or disconnecting your device.

• When disconnecting a FireWire drive, always drag its icon to the trash (or select the

“Put-Away” command from the File menu) to remove it from the desktop before
disconnecting the drive.

• MicroNet Hard Disk Drives are compatible with the leading hard disk

repair and defragmentation software.  We recommend using this soft-
ware to maintain peak performance and data-integrity of your drive.
Contact your local software retailer for more information about the software
best suited for your computer.

• The IEEE-1394 standard for FireWire sets a limit of 63 FireWire devices per comput-

er. When connecting directly to your computer, there should be no more than 16
cable lengths between the computer's FireWire port and the last FireWire device.

•  Connect the square end of the included peripheral cable to the USB port

on the rear of your MicroNet USB Storage Device.

•  Connect the rectangular end of the cable to a free

USB port on your PC or USB hub.

•  Connect the power cable to your USB Hard Disk

Drive and plug it into a grounded outlet.

•  Press the power switch to turn on your

MicroNet USB Storage Device.

Audio Output Jack

USB2 Port

Power Connector

Power Switch

ATTENTION WINDOWS 98 USERS: Before  connecting your DVD, please insert the
included driver CD Rom and run “TPPINST.EXE”.  Please be sure to have your Windows
98 installation CD available as it may be required during installation.  Select Complete
Install, and reboot the computer when prompted. This is only required the first time you
install a MicroNet USB Storage Device.

Note: in order to reach USB 2.0 speeds, you must have a computer or
host adapter that has USB 2.0 support.  Your MicroNet storage device
will autosense the highest available connection speed.

Installation

1. Turn on your computer. Wait until startup has completed.
2. Plug in the power on your MicroNet DVD and turn it on. Please make sure that

the Power LED comes on, indicating that the drive is powered up.

3. Connect one end of the IEEE 1394 cable to the drive and the other end to an

available IEEE 1394 port on the computer.

4. Your MicroNet Optical Drive will be automatically detected. If the driver was not installed

during the initial installation (Windows), you may be asked to insert your Windows
installation CD-ROM in your computer’s internal CD/DVD-ROM drive. After Windows is
done with the driver installation, you may be asked to restart your computer.

5. On the Windows desktop, open My Computer. Windows will have assigned a

drive letter and icon for your MicroNet optical drive. Please note the DVD drive
letter for later use.

ATTENTION WINDOWS 98 USERS: Before  connecting your DVD, please install the
Microsoft 1394 patch (Microsoft Support Document Q242975.)  This update can be down-
loaded from MicroSoft or from the MicroNet support web page. Please be sure to have
your Windows 98 installation CD available as it may be required during installation.

• Plug the included power cable into the power

connector on your drive and plug the other end
into a grounded electrical outlet.

• Press the power switch to turn on your Micronet

Drives storage device, then power-on your computer.

• Connect one end of the included 6-pin IEEE-1394

peripheral cable to one of the FireWire ports on the rear of your drive.

• Connect the other end to one of your computer’s FireWire ports, or to

the FireWire port on a device already connected to your computer.

Audio Output Jack

FireWire™ Ports

Power Connector

Power Switch

Important Note: There are many brands of DVD media, not all of which are
compatible with all DVD mechanisms. Please try a different brand of media,
and check with 

www.MicroNet.com

for the latest compatibility information.