V7 V7U3-IDESATA-BLK INSTALLATION
USB 3.0 TO SATA IDE ADAPTER
V7U3-IDESATA-BLK
USB 3.0 TO SATA IDE ADAPTER • USB 3.0 AUF SATA/IDE-ADAPTER • ADAPTATEUR USB3.0 VERS SATA/IDE
DAPTADOR DE USB 3.0 A SATA/IDE • ADATTATORE DA USB 3.0 A SATA/IDE
System Requirements
Hardware
• USB 3.0 or 2.0 enabled PC or Mac
• Serial-ATA Harddrive, 3.5" IDE or 2.5" IDE Drive
Software
• Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 or Mac OS X
Package Contents
• Installation Guide (this manual)
• The USB 3.0 to IDE or SATA Adapter
• Dual-mode Power Supply for Drives
• AC Power Cable
• SATA Data Cable
Hardware Installation
Step 1:
For 3.5" IDE drive
INSTALLATION
• Switch to “I” side.
• Connect the 4-pin molex power plug to the drive’s power receptacle.
• Plug the drive directly to the 40-pin connector on the adapter (it is keyed, and
will only t one way).
For 2.5” IDE drive:
• Switch to “I” side.
• Plug the drive directly to the 44-pin connector on the adapter (it is keyed, and will only t one way).
For 2.5” IDE drive:
• Switch to “S” side.
• Connect the 15-pin SATA (at) power plug to the SATA drive’s power receptacle.
• Connect the Serial-ATA data cable from the SATA drive to the receptacle on the adapter.
Step 2:
• Connect the power cable to the power adapter.
Step 3:
• Plug the power supply into the wall. Push the power button. The green LED should light,
and you should hear the drive spin up.
Step 4:
• After the computer boots, connect the USB plug on the adapter to an available USB port on
the computer. Windows will nd new hardware and install the appropriate drivers.
Step 5:
• Hardware installation is complete. Your drive is ready to use!
Software Installation
No software installation is required! Just plug it in and your drive will be detected automatically.
To Verify Successful Installation in Windows® 2000/XP
1. Right-click My Computer, and select Properties. Click the Hardware tab, then Device Manager.
2. You should see a category called Universal Serial Bus Controllers and a device called USB
Mass Storage Device, and a category called Disk Drives with your drive listed as a USB Drive.
To Verify Successful Installation in Windows® Vista/Windows 7
3. Right-click Computer, and select Properties. Click Device Manager.
4. You should see a category called Universal Serial Bus Controllers and a device called USB
Mass Storage Device, and a category called Disk Drives with your drive listed as a USB Drive.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Drive and adapter show properly in Device Manager, but no drive letter is available in My
Computer or Windows Explorer.
Solution
This is a normal occurrence with a new drive, or with a drive that contains an existing partition
that Windows does not understand.
Using a new drive with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7
You can partition and format the drive via USB using the Logical Disk Manager utility. Click
Start, then Run. (Vista/Windows 7 users click Start and use the search box). Type diskmgmt.msc
, and click Ok. This will start the utility. The USB drive should be visible in the bottom pane. Use
Windows help for assistance with using Logical Disk Manager. Once you have partitioned and
formatted the drive, Windows will assign it a drive letter and it is ready to use.
Using a drive with existing data that Windows does not recognize
If Windows does not assign a drive letter for a drive with data on it, it is because Windows
does not recognize the partition on the drive. This is common if the drive came from another
operation system, if the drive is encrypted NTFS, if it was partitioned with a third party utility,
or if some or all of the data on the drive is corrupted. Unfortunately, there is not a practical
workaround. The drive may work if it is erased and reformatted, but the data may not be
recoverable.
Macintosh OS X
When you install a new drive using OSX, the Application “Disk Utility” is what you use to Partition,
Format, RAID, Test, or Erase the drive. Disk Utility is located in the Applications/Utility folder.
Systemanforderungen
Hardware
• PC oder Mac mit USB3.0 oder 2.0
• Serial-ATA-Festplatte, 3,5-Zoll-IDE- oder 2,5-Zoll-IDE-Festplatte
Software
• Windows2000, XP, Vista, Windows7 oder MaxOSX
Verpackungsinhalt
• Installationsanleitung (diese Gebrauchsanweisung)
• Der USB3.0 auf IDE- oder SATA-Adapter
• Dualmodus-Netzteil für Festplatten
• AC-Netzkabel
• SATA-Datenkabel
Installation der Hardware
Schritt 1:
Für 3,5-Zoll-IDE-Laufwerk
INSTALLATION
• Stellen Sie den Schalter auf „I“.
• Verbinden Sie den 4-Pin-Molex-Netzstecker mit dem Netzanschluss des Laufwerks.
• Verbinden Sie das Laufwerk direkt mit dem 40-Pin-Anschluss des Adapters
(Anschluss ist verpolungssicher, Stecker passt nur auf eine Art).
Für 2,5-Zoll-IDE-Laufwerk:
• Stellen Sie den Schalter auf „I“.
• Verbinden Sie das Laufwerk direkt mit dem 44-Pin-Anschluss des Adapters (Anschluss ist
verpolungssicher, Stecker passt nur auf eine Art).
Für 2,5-Zoll-IDE-Laufwerk:
• Stellen Sie den Schalter auf „S“.
• Verbinden Sie den (achen) 15-Pin-SATA-Netzstecker mit dem SATA-Netzanschluss des Laufwerks.
• Verbinden Sie das Serial-ATA-Datenkabel des SATA-Laufwerks mit dem Anschluss auf dem Adapter.
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