User manual

The drive has to be

formatted using the

FAT32 file system

(MS-DOS).

If Mac OS extended

is used, the drive

will only be

recognised on USB.

If you can not see

the drive, make

sure the jumper

settings of your

hard drive are

correct, there are

no extension

conflicts and the

power is turned on!

You can choose to

create several

partitions through

USB but be aware

that the only the

first partition is

recognised on the

network (LAN disk

function).

Mac OS:

Mac OS9.2 and earlier, does not support creating partitions on

an external drive. To do that, you would need to purchase

additional 3

party software, connect the drive to the internal

IDE bus or upgrade to OS X.

For Mac OS X, use the Disk Utility to format and create

partitions on your external disk.

• Select “Disk Utility” in the utilities folder

• Choose your external drive and create a FAT32 partition

(also called MS-DOS on the Mac)

Alternatively, you can also format the LAN disk using the disk

utility option. Connect the device to your LAN, login, go to disk

utility and choose “Format”.

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