Buffalo SSD-PMU3 Manual de usuario

MiniStation

External SSD

SSD-PMU3

User Manual

Please make sure to read this manual before using and follow the instructions. If you have any inquiries about the

product, contact the number on the warranty statement. Do not discard the manuals, the warranty statement, or

the packing box.

Americas: www.buffaloamericas.com

Europe: www.buffalo-technology.com

Asia Pacific: www.buffalo-asia.com

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Contents

Specifications..................................................................3

Diagrams...........................................................................................3

Technical Specifications ..................................................................3

Software Installation .......................................................................4

Notes .................................................................................................4

Dismounting the Drive ....................................................................5

Troubleshooting...............................................................................6

I can see the MiniStation in Computer (This PC) but I cannot access it . 6

I cannot see the MiniStation ..................................................................... 6

My backup program cannot save files to the MiniStation...................... 6

About Formatting...........................................................7

Format Types ....................................................................................7

Notes .................................................................................................7

Formatting with NTFS or FAT32 ......................................................8

Formatting.................................................................................................. 8

Formatting with Mac OS Extended.............................................. 10

Mac OS X 10.11 or later............................................................................10

Mac OS X 10.10 and Earlier .....................................................................12

SecureLock Mobile2 (For Windows) ........................... 15

Features ......................................................................................... 15

Installation..................................................................................... 15

Launching SecureLock Mobile2................................................... 16

Encrypting Files............................................................................. 17

Decrypting Encrypted Files.......................................................... 20

Configuring Settings..................................................................... 24

Uninstallation................................................................................ 25

Regulatory Compliance Information ......................... 26

For Customers in the United States ............................................. 26

For Customers in Europe .............................................................. 27

Specifications

Diagrams

1 Power / Access LED

Idle: White

Active: Blinking White

2 USB Connector

Technical Specifications

Check Buffalo's website for information on the latest products and compatible models.

Interface USB 3.1 (Gen1) / USB 3.0 / USB 2.0

Connector USB 3.1 (Gen1) / 3.0 Micro-B

Transfer speed 5 Gbps maximum

External dimensions

(excluding protruding parts) 49.5 × 9.5 × 80 mm; 1.95 x 0.37 x 3.15 in

Power 5 V ± 5%

Compatible OS

Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit)

Windows 8.1 (32-bit and 64-bit)

Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)

OS X 10.9 or later *

* Only basic external hard drive functionality is supported with these operating systems; the utilities from our

website may not work.

WARNING:

This product and its components contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth

defects, or reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

Software Installation

Optional software and manuals for the SSD-PMU3 are available from the download page below.

http://d.buffalo.jp/ssd-pmu3/

Notes

To avoid damage to data, never do any of the following while data is being accessed:

• unplug the cable connected to the drive

• turn off your computer

• put your computer into standby, hibernate, or sleep mode

Never put anything on top of the MiniStation. It may cause the drive to malfunction.

If Windows displays a message that a high-speed USB device is connected to a non high-speed USB hub, move

the drive to a USB 3.1 port or a USB 3.0 port for best performance, or click [X] to continue.

Never configure this drive as a destination for virtual memory.

The maximum size of a file on a FAT32 drive is 4 GB. To work with larger files, reformat the drive with NTFS or

Mac OS Extended. Please refer to the "About Formatting" section.

Some computers may not recognize this device. If this happens, unplug the USB cable, then plug it in again after

a few seconds.

This drive supports hot-plugging.

You can plug or unplug the USB cable while the drive and your PC are on. However, never unplug the cable while

data is being accessed. If you unplug the drive while data is being accessed, your data may be damaged or lost.

Do not boot your operating system from this drive.

The first time you connect this drive, it may take about 20 seconds before the power/access LED turns on.

If you use this drive with multiple partitions, format each partition before use.

If your Windows computer will not boot while this drive is connected, then connect the drive to your computer

after rebooting Windows. Also, refer to your computer's manual to change the BIOS setting to boot from an

internal drive if you want to turn your computer on or off while this drive is connected.

Some computers may display a delayed write when they return from an energy-saving state. If this happens,

unplug the drive before putting your computer into the energy-saving mode.

This drive may become hot during use. This is not a malfunction.

This drive is designed to release heat through its case. The surface of the case may become quite hot in normal use.

Even when the drive is off, the case may still be warm from standby current.

If the power/access LED does not turn off when you turn off your computer, unplug the USB cable from the

drive.

Some computers do not support power saving mode.

Before using this drive with a Mac, reformat it with Mac OS Extended using the disk utility in Mac OS.

Dismounting the Drive

If your computer is turned on, please follow the procedure below to unplug the drive. If your computer is turned off,

then it is always safe to unplug the drive. Unplugging the drive incorrectly can corrupt data. Please be careful.

For Windows

1 Click the icon , or in the system tray.

2 When the menu opens, click the device name.

3 A message that indicates you can safely remove the drive will appear.

For Mac

1 Drag this drive's icon to the trash to dismount the drive. Or, click the dismount icon from the sidebar of the

Finder to dismount the drive.

2 It's now safe to unplug the drive from your Mac.

Troubleshooting

I can see the MiniStation in Computer (This PC) but I cannot access it

The drive may require formatting. Try using DiskFormatter2. Please refer to the "About Formatting" section below.

I cannot see the MiniStation

Verify that the power/access LED is on. If it is not, check the cable. The MiniStation should be connected to your

computer by a USB cable. Check that both ends are correctly plugged in.

My backup program cannot save files to the MiniStation

Reformat your MiniStation with NTFS or Mac OS Extended. FAT32 is limited to 4 GB size files.

Please refer to the "About Formatting" section below.

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About Formatting

Formatting is the process of preparing a storage device for use on your computer. To format a drive, refer to the

procedures below.

Format Types

There are several different format types, each compatible with different operating systems.

NTFS

NTFS formatting is compatible with Windows. Mac OS can read this format but not write to it. It can handle files

larger than 4 GB.

FAT32

FAT32 works with most modern operating systems including Windows and Mac OS. It doesn't support the use of

files larger than 4 GB.

Mac OS Extended

This is a format for the Mac OS only. It supports use of files that are 4 GB or larger in size. Windows doesn't

support this format.

NTFS FAT32 Mac OS Extended

Windows Both reading and writing

are supported

Both reading and writing

are supported (cannot

handle files larger than 4

GB)

Not supported (drive is not

recognized)

Mac OS X Only reading is supported

Writing is not supported

Both reading and writing

are supported (cannot

handle files larger than 4

GB)

Both reading and writing

are supported

Notes

Never unplug the cable, reset, or turn off the computer during the formatting process.

This could result in damage to the drive or other problems. Proper operation cannot be guaranteed if the format

process was interrupted.

Formatting will erase all data on the drive. Before formatting, back up any data.

The user is responsible for any data lost due to formatting of the drive.

Don't format the wrong drive! Check the drive letter and partition name carefully. If you format the wrong drive, all

data on it will be lost.

Formatting with NTFS or FAT32

• Use a Windows computer to format drives with NTFS or FAT32. Using a Mac is not recommended for these format

types.

• Always use DiskFormatter2 to format drives with FAT32. Windows Disk Management will not format drives with

FAT32 that are larger than 32 GB.

• FAT32-formatted drives can't save or open files larger than 4 GB. Use a different file system if you work with very

large files.

Install DiskFormatter2 software on your Windows computer to start the formatting process described below.

Formatting

1 Download the DiskFormatter2 software.

Refer to the "Software Installation" section of the manual, and go to the download page. Check the check box

for the software license agreement, and select "DiskFormatter2".

2 Execute "df2inst.exe" in the downloaded zip file.

3 Connect the drive to be formatted to your computer.

4 Launch the DiskFormatter2 software.

5 Check that the correct drive to be formatted is displayed here. Select a filesystem for the format. See the table

below for more information on the available filesystems. To set the name (volume label) for the drive, enter the

desired name in "Drive name". Click Format.

NTFS (to use with Windows)

This option is only available when a 2

TB or less drive is connected.

NTFS (MBR) works with Windows.

• Partition style: MBR

• Sector size: 512 bytes

• File system: NTFS

NTFS (to use with Windows other than

Windows XP)

This option is only available when a 3

TB or larger drive is connected.

(Windows Vista or later)

Windows NTFS (GPT) partitions can be formatted with partitions

larger than 2 TB. Older Windows computers (such as Windows XP)

can't read these partitions.

• Partition style: GPT

• Sector size: 512 bytes

• File system: NTFS

NTFS (to use with Windows XP)

This option is only available when a 3

TB or larger drive is connected.

NTFS (MBR) works with Windows.

• Partition style: MBR

• Sector size: 4096 bytes

• File system: NTFS

FAT32 (to use with Windows and Mac

OS X)

Drives formatted with the FAT32 file system are compatible with

most operating systems. Note that this file system does not

support files that are 4 GB or larger in size.

• Partition style: MBR

• Sector size for models 3 TB or larger: 4096 bytes

• Sector size for models 2 TB or less: 512 bytes

• File system: FAT32

Erase Drive

This changes the drive to an unformatted state.

• Partition style: None

• Sector size: 512 bytes

• File system: None

6 Click Yes.

The format may take several minutes to finish. Wait until the screen below is displayed.

7 Click OK.

The drive is now formatted.

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