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TABLE OF CONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE ................................................................................     iv
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................   A-1
1. PRECAUTIONS WHEN OPERATING ...................................................................   A-2
    1.1 PRECAUTIONS WHEN TRANSPORTING ......................................................   A-2
    1.2 INSTALLATION LOCATION ............................................................................   A-2
    1.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE ..............................................................................   A-2
    1.4 PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATION ................................................................   A-2
    1.5 PRECAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING DISKS ....................................................   A-2
2. PARTS AND FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................   A-3
    2.1 FRONT VIEW ...................................................................................................   A-3
    2.2 REAR VIEW .....................................................................................................   A-4
3. CONNECTIONS .....................................................................................................   A-5
    3.1 CONNECTING VIEW .......................................................................................   A-5
4. GUIDE TO OPERATION .......................................................................................   A-6
    4.1 INSTALLATIONS .............................................................................................   A-6
5. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................   A-7
    5.1 SUMMARY OF FEATURES .............................................................................   A-7
    5.2 SYSTEM SET UP ............................................................................................   A-7
    5.3 POWER SAVING .............................................................................................   A-7
6. SPECIFICATION SUMMARY ................................................................................   A-8
    6.1 PERFORMANCE .............................................................................................   A-8
    6.2 ERROR RATES ...............................................................................................   A-8
    6.3 GENERAL PERFORMANCE ...........................................................................   A-8
    6.4 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ...................................................................   A-8
    6.5 PICK UP LASER ..............................................................................................   A-8
7. BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE .......................................................................   A-9
    7.1 TROUBLESHOOTING .....................................................................................   A-9
APPENDIX ............................................................................................................... A-10

SUPERDISK USB DRIVE UNIT

LKM-FK73-D

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Please read through these instructions before operating the unit.

Interface : USB

Summary of Contents for SUPERDISK LKM-FK73-D

Page 1: ...SUPERDISK USB DRIVE UNIT LKM FK73 D INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please read through these instructions before operating the unit Interface USB ...

Page 2: ...ONNECTIONS A 5 3 1 CONNECTING VIEW A 5 4 GUIDE TO OPERATION A 6 4 1 INSTALLATIONS A 6 5 GENERAL DESCRIPTION A 7 5 1 SUMMARY OF FEATURES A 7 5 2 SYSTEM SET UP A 7 5 3 POWER SAVING A 7 6 SPECIFICATION SUMMARY A 8 6 1 PERFORMANCE A 8 6 2 ERROR RATES A 8 6 3 GENERAL PERFORMANCE A 8 6 4 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS A 8 6 5 PICK UP LASER A 8 7 BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE A 9 7 1 TROUBLESHOOTING A 9 APPENDIX A...

Page 3: ...s and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the...

Page 4: ...AITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT APPAREIL A LASER DE CLASSE 1 EN60825 This label is attached to the bottom of the drive unit Diese Aufschrift befinded sich auf der Bodenplatte des Gerätes For German Märkningen återfinns på drivenhetens undersida For Swedish Denne merkelappen er festet til undersiden av spilleren For Norwegian Denne etiket er sat fast i bunden af drev enheden For Danish Tämä etiketti on ...

Page 5: ... of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation D If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged E If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance indicating a need for service LASER Spesifikasjon For Norway Type Halvleder laser GaAlAs Bølgelengde 795 20 nm Divergens θv 30 3...

Page 6: ...2HD 720 KB 1 44 MB 2HD floppy disk can be used as a high 32MB capacity media with this SuperDisk drive System Requirements Computer IBM PC AT or Compatible iMac ibook PowerBook G3 Power Mac G3 Power Mac G4 Power Mac G4 Cube Operating System MS Windows 98 98SE 2000 Me Mac OS 8 6 9 0 This drive unit uses SuperDisk diskettes which bear the following marks These marks are trademarks of Imation Corpora...

Page 7: ...shave the head The SuperDisk drive s head is cleaned by itself Do not place objects on the product Do not attempt to repair this product yourself Do not open or remove covers 1 4 PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATION To avoid data read write error Do not move the drive unit during operation Do not operate the unit immediately after a sudden increase in temperature Maximum Tilt angle of 15 degrees use with Hor...

Page 8: ... BUSY INDICATOR Lights while a command from host is executed including read write operations EJECT BUTTON No function for Mac system Ejects a disk EMERGENCY EJECT HOLE Insert an instrument such as straightened paper clip pin into this hole to manually eject a disk See the lower part in Section 4 1 ...

Page 9: ...A 4 2 2 REAR VIEW USB INTERFACE CABLE Connects the end of the cable to host computer s USB interface port EXPANSION CONNECTOR Not use normally ...

Page 10: ... device if the SuperDisk device driver is already installed into the PC Rear Side of the drive unit The AC Adapter for this SuperDisk must be satisfied the below requirements 1 The AC Adapter has been certified to conform to the requirements of the relevant regulations 2 The AC Adapter output is supplied through SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage circuit and Limited Current circuit 3 The AC Adapter out...

Page 11: ... foreign objects into the disk slot This could result in a malfunction Do not press down hard on a disk when inserting the disk because this may cause damages or malfunction to the disk and or the drive unit In case of emergency eject the disk manually If for some reason the disk does not eject automatically press the eject bar for example insert a straightened paper clip pin with minimum straight...

Page 12: ...g off or rebooting the computer 5 3 POWER SAVING Standby Mode When the drive waits for a command from the Host for more than four seconds then the drive enters Power Save Mode Laser and Spindle motor stop Restart is automatic when the Host Command is acknowledged NOTE USB Universal Serial Bus MS Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation IBM PC AT is a registered trademark of Inter...

Page 13: ...al SuperDisk MTBF 15 000 POH duty 25 6 2 ERROR RATES Hard read errors Less than 10 12 6 3 GENERAL PERFORMANCE Power requirement 5 V 0 5 A max Dimensions W x H x D 110 x 24 6 x 142 8 mm Weight 310 g typical 6 4 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Operating Non operating Temperature 5 35 C 10 60 C Humidity 20 80 Rh 20 80 Rh Non condensation Non condensation Note The Media specification limits the environment t...

Page 14: ...not remove the cover of the units or adjust further 3 In the case of 2 above unplug the unit and consult with your dealer or the nearest service station TROUBLE SuperDisk drive does not operate and Busy Indicator does not light CORRECTION Ensure that the DC power is surely supplied through USB cable Ensure that the USB connection between the SuperDisk drive and the host computer is correct Ensure ...

Page 15: ...ur host computer before operating the SuperDisk drive Installation of the SuperDisk Device Driver for Mac OS 1 Turn on your Macintosh computer 2 Set the SuperDisk driver disc in your CD ROM drive 3 Double click the SuperDisk Installer CD icon displayed on desktop 4 Double click the SuperDisk Installer icon in the opened SuperDisk Installer CD 5 Follow the procedures displayed on the screen to inst...

Page 16: ... the procedures displayed on the screen to perform formatting of disk Note Low level formatting for SuperDisk disk is not supported for Mac OS First insert a disk that you wish to format into the SuperDisk drive for already formatted FD 1 Click on the displayed SuperDisk icon 2 Select Disk Initialize from Special menu 3 Select format type and click on Initialize button for Not formatted FD Select ...

Page 17: ...Weight and dimensions shown are approximate Specifications are subject to change without notice LMQT00504 Created by MKE in Japan ...

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