User Guide

should see a new icon and drive

letter for the DrivePod. (If you are

not sure which icon represents

the DrivePod, turn off the drive

and see which icon disappears.

Then turn the drive back on and

wait for the icon to reappear.)

8. Right-click on the DrivePod icon

and select Format. The Format

window will appear. In the Format

window, verify the drive’s capacity.

It should be close to the stated

capacity of your DrivePod, specified

in Megabytes. (The capacity figure

shown in Figure 4 is just an exam-

ple and may not reflect the capaci-

ty of your DrivePod)

9. Under Format type select Full;

everything else should be left at

the default setting. In the Label

field under Other options you may

assign a name to the DrivePod.

The name you assign is limited to

eight characters and no symbols

appeared from the Desktop, the drive has been dismounted. You many then

unplug the USB cable, and the AC adapter and power cord.

Using the Connector Cap

Whether you have one DrivePod or a stack of DrivePods, one drive will always

have an exposed connector. While it is perfectly safe to leave the connector

exposed, you may wish to cover it with the supplied Connector Cap to protect

the connector and block out dust.

To cover the connector, simply place the Connector Cap on the connector so

that the embossed AcomData logo is right-side-up when looking at the drive

from the front. If you place the Connector Cap with the logo up-side-down, it

will not seat properly.

FIGURE 3

FIGURE 4