Macally PHR-S250U3B User Manual

IEEE 1394B FireWire/SuperSpeed USB3.0

2.5” Hard Drive Enclosure

PHR-S250U3B

User’s Manual

CONTENTS

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Software Installation for MasOS X

FireWire Connection for MasOS X
USB3.0 Connection for MasOS X

Introducing IEEE 1394B FireWire/SuperSpeed USB3.0

2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure-PHR-S250U3B

Thank you for choosing the PHR-S250U3B portable IEEE 1394B FireWire/
SuperSpeed USB2.0 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure. This portable size enclosure
supports 2.5” SATA Hard drive. It is simple to install and comes with all the
parts you need to create a external IEEE 1394B FireWire/
SuperSpeed USB3.0 device.

About This Guide

Before you begin using the PHR-S250U3B, be sure to read this manual in its
entirety.
This guide contains:

• Introducing IEEE 1394B FireWire/SuperSpeed USB3.0

2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure

• Hardware Installation

• Software Installation

System Requirements

For Mac

• Any Macintosh desktop or NoteBook computer with USB or
FireWire port ready

• MasOS X

For PC

• Pentium II or compatible Desktop or Notebook with USB or
IEEE 1394B FireWire port ready.

• WindowsXP, Windows Vista and Windows7

• USB3.0 port is required for SuperSpeed USB3.0 transfer speed

Using AC/DC Adapter (optional)

Basically, if you connect the PHR-S250U3B directly into built-in FireWire
or USB port, AC/DC adapter is not required. However

(1) if USB connection does not response, or USB port is disabled due

to power surge error message

(2) the PHR-S250U3B Enclosure is connected to a CardBus to

FireWire host adapter, or 4-pin iLink port AC/DC adapter is required.

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Package Contents

The PHR-S250U3B portable IEEE 1394B FireWire/SuperSpeed
USB3.0 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure package includes the following software and
documentation:

• 9 pin to 9 pin FireWire Cable

• USB3.0 cable

• IEEE 1394B FireWire/SuperSpeed USB3.0 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure

Safety Precautions

ON INSTALLATION

1. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this
product to rain, water or moisture.

2. Do not place any containers with liquids (drinking glass, flower
vase, etc.) or containers with small metal parts (paper clips, etc.)
on top of the unit.

3. According to standard industry practice, surge protection is
recommended for all telecommunications devices. Surge suppressors
and/or line conditioning should be used on the input power supply.

ON OPERATION

• Do not move the chassis during operation. Doing so may cause
a malfunction.

• Protect the unit from shocks and vibrations.

• Do not use the subsystem in areas exposed to oily smoke or steam,

such as a kitchen or close to a humidifier.

• Do not use the subsystem in locations exposed to rain or splashes of
water, such as outdoors, in a bathroom, or close to a window.

• Do not use the subsystem on an unstable or slanted surface without
proper support.

• Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight or hot air where the
temperature could exceed 45ºC, or very cold locations where the
temperature is below 0ºC.

• Keep the power cord away from hot appliances.

• Do not touch the power cord with wet hands.

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ON TRANSPORTATION

Save the packing materials as you may need to repack and transport the
unit at a later date.
Always remove the disc before moving the unit.

ON POWER SOURCES

When you are not using the unit for a long time, disconnect the power cord
from the unit.
To unplug the AC power adapter from the wall outlet, grasp the adapter
itself. Do not pull the cord.

Warning

If any of the following conditions occur, immediately disconnect the power
cord from the wall outlet and contact your dealer or an authorized service
station. Continuing to use the computer involves the risk of fire and electric
shock.

• Smoke or unusual smell is coming from the subsystem.

• Water has entered the unit, or the unit has become wet.

• A foreign object has entered the unit.

• The unit has been dropped or the front panel or frame has been damaged.

• The power cable is damaged, causing wire breakage or exposed leads.

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