ANUBIS International Computer Drive K5 User Manual

External Storage Enclosure for

5.25” Optical Devices

User Manual

& Installation Guide

Chapter 1 - Introduction

Icon Key

Throughout this manual you will see icons on the left margin

that denote either Notes or Special Remarks as outlined below:

General Notes and Tips

Remarks for PC users and Microsoft Windows OS

Remarks for Mac users and Apple Macintosh OS

The K5

The 'K5' features a fanless design, easy handling plus quick

and simple installation, making this a user friendly and high

performance storage solution. This external enclosure/casing is

made for a single 5.25" DVD-RW/CDRW device.

Product Dimensions:

25.5cm x 16.5cm x 5.2cm

10.04” x 6.50” x 2.05”

Available Interfaces

• USB 2.0 High Speed

• Firewire 1394a

• Firewire 1394a & USB 2.0

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System Requirements

PC Requirements

• Minimum Intel Processor II 350MHz, 64MB RAM

• USB 1.1 equipped PC; Win98SE, WinME, Win2000, WinXP

• USB 2.0 equipped PC; Win98SE, WinME, Win2000, WinXP

• 1394a equipped PC; Win98SE, WinME, Win2000, WinXP

Mac OS 8.6 users

should use USB

extension 1.41 or

Firewire extension

2.6 and later, to be

able to use USB 1.1

or 1394a.

Mac Requirements

• Minimum Apple G3 processor, 64MB RAM

• USB 1.1 equipped Mac; Mac OS 9.1, 9.2, 10.1.5, 10.2, 10.3

• USB 2.0 equipped Mac; Mac OS 10.2, 10.3

• 1394a equipped Mac; Mac OS 9.1, 9.2, 10.1.5, 10.2, 10.3

Package Content

may vary,

Package Contents

depending on

vendor & version.

• K5

• External Power Adapter; Input 100-240V, Output 12V/3A

• Power Cord

• Interface Cable

• Plastic Feet

• Driver CD (single USB 2.0 and 1394a/USB2.0 version only)

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Chapter 2 - Installing the Drive

Preparing the Enclosure

Press the clips on both sides, one by one, and remove the top

cover.

Your unit might

come with an

installed drive.

Before opening

such an enclosure,

please read the

warranty and any

other notes from

your vendor

carefully before

doing so, as this

might void your

warranty.

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Drive Assembly

Connect the ATA cable and the power line to your drive. Install

the drive and fasten it with four screws. Align the top cover with

the body and press gently, so that the clips snap into place.

Replace the feet as shown below and then connect your power

adapter and interface cable.

The jumper settings

of the drive should

be master or factory

default.

Be careful not to

damage any cables

or components and

double check the

connection between

the cables, the

bridge board and

your drive before

you close up the

case.

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Chapter 3 - System Set Up

Connection to your Computer

Most problems

A few tips on how to connect your external storage enclosure:

• Make sure your PCI Host Card is installed correctly

• Double check that the Host Card driver is up to date

• If required, update your Operating System or BIOS

• Only one interface at the time can be used

• Only one computer at the time can access the drive

• To use one drive on several computers, it can be shared

through one computer on the network (1394 network,

company network)

occur due to driver

problems on the

Host Card side!

If you buy a spare

power adapter for

your working place

or at home, make

sure the output and

polarity is identical

with the power

• Firewire can be daisy chained

• All devices in a daisy chain have to be switched on to

permit the hub/daisy chain function

• Do not cover the Enclosure and leave enough room around

it for the drive to cool down

• Do not expose the product to water or humid conditions

• If possible, arrange the cables so they do not cross each

other

adapter supplied!

• Always check for visible damage and defects of power and

interface cables before using it

• We recommend using the cables and adapter supplied with

your product

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If the system

doesn’t recognize

the drive, turn on

the power first,

before connecting

the USB/Firewire

cable.

Installation on a Macintosh (Apple Mac OS)

Mac OS 9.x or Mac OS 10.x with a Firewire or USB

connection:

If the system

doesn’t recognize

the drive, turn on

the power first,

before connecting

the USB/Firewire

cable.

• Turn on your computer and start Mac OS

• Connect the K5 and turn it on

• No driver installation required

• The external drive will mount and show up on your

desktop**

Mac OS 10.2 or 10.3 with a Firewire 800 or USB 2.0

connection:

• Turn on your computer and start Mac OS

• Connect the K5 and turn it on

• No driver installation required

• The external drive will mount and show up on your

desktop**

For Mac OS 8.6,

the USB extension

has to be at least

v1.41.

Unplug Procedure:

• Drag the external drive icon into the trash bin to eject the

CD and then turn it off or disconnect it.

For Mac OS 8.6,

the Firewire

extension has to be

at least v2.6.

For save removal of

your drive, always

follow the unplug

procedure. If not, an

error message will

show up.

** The drive only shows up on the desktop if a CD or DVD is

inserted!

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Burning a CD/DVD

To burn a CD/DVD, we recommend using third party software

like ‘Nero’ for the PC or ‘Toast’ for Mac. If you have an internal

CDRW but want to use an external DVD burner instead,

change the burner under ‘Recorder’ or click on the drop down

list and choose your external device.

iDVD does not

support external

drives, we

recommend you to

install a third party

software like ‘Toast’.

For further information, please refer to the manual and

instructions of your burning software.

If you run Mac OS

9.x and the external

CD/DVD burner is

not recognized,

check your

Technical Questions

For RMA and other questions, please contact your vendor or

check out their online support area!

USB/Firewire

extensions for

possible conflicts.

About this Manual

This manual covers all interfaces and combinations for the ‘K5’

Enclosure. Images and descriptions might therefore slightly

vary between this manual and the actual product you have.

Please read your

warranty carefully,

as this may vary

between different

vendors!

The information contained in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. Macpower Peripherals

Ltd. assumes no responsibility for any errors contained in this manual. Macpower Peripherals Ltd.

reserves the right to make changes in the specifications and/or design of the above mentioned product

without prior notice. The diagrams contained in this manual may also not fully represent the product that

you are using and are there for illustration purposes only. Macpower Peripherals Ltd. assumes no

responsibility for any differences between the product mentioned in this manual and the product you

may have.

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