First, try plugging the USB Drive into the port that is most convenient for you. If your computer does not recognize your USB Drive, it maybe due to a lack of power provided from that specific port. USB ports located on keyboards or on the front of your computer may have insufficient power to run a USB Drive. Try using a port on the back of your system if the USB Drive is not being recognized.

The USB Mini Type A port and the supplied adapter cable are used to connect the PocketDISH to a USB mass storage device, such as a USB camera, card reader or flash drive.

The USB Flash Drive has two partitions on there. One is a 1.44MB size (size of the floppy disk) and the other is the remainder of the flash memory. If your PC/MAC is not showing both partitions then there could be one of two things wrong (not serious). On the side of the pen is a write-protect switch. Move the switch to the unlock sign and plug it into your USB socket. You should now have two drives in Windows Explorer. Make sure that you eject the device safely before moving any switches.

Windows reads the autorun.inf file (if available) when you plug in your USB device. However Windows handles USB devices and CDs differently. Usually the file specified in the autorun.inf file is not executed but a dialog pops up, letting the user decide what to do. You can change this behaviour on your local system, but of course these settings are useless when you plug in your storage device to another PC.

USB means Universal Serial Bus, an external bus standard that supports data transfer rates of 12Mbps. A single USB can be used to connect up to 127 peripheral devices, such as a mouse, modem or keyboard. USB also supports Plug-and-Play installation and hot plugging.

You can use a USB-RS232 converter cable to connect your computer with our instruments if you only have USB port. Please go to our products page to get this converter information.

The USB port is used to update Neurons Operating System as well as to load and store sound models, sounds and setups to/from external mass storage devices or computer networks. You may use it with external hard drives, CDR/CDRW drives or memory-stick type of storage devices. You may also use it to maintain a permanent connection to your computer (PC or Mac) for sequencing, editing and backup/storage.

Yes, certainly. BUT, you will probably need a new SCSI cable. The Zip uses a DB-25, while the Buz has a standard high-density "SCSI-2" connector. Unfortunately, the cable to go between the two is hard to find, and often expensive. You could end up paying US$20 to $40 for it. Jeff Kleist reports that "Best Buy" has this "DB25 to HD50" cable on the shelf for $34.95. internal ZIP drive will be easier, since the Buz has a standard 50-pin "SCSI narrow" internal header.

No. The Tivo deletes any existing computer data and creates its own MFS partition. If you are not careful, using the eSATA drive with a PC or MAC could also corrupt the Tivo partition table, causing you to lose all recordings made since you connected the drive. The Tivo Series3 always displays the ! indicator 24 hours after the "keep until" time expires. You can ignore that warning, because the Tivo won't delete any programming until all space is used.

No, the USB port will support only one user. If you need to support multiple computers you need to use the Ethernet port and a hub/switch.

Yes, if you are a current member of the Sequencher Maintenance Program. Just contact us at support@genecodes.com, quoting your registration number. If you have allowed your maintenance program to lapse, it is possible to rejoin the plan with full benefits and receive the latest version of Sequencher. The cost of rejoining varies based on how long you have been off of maintenance, but it costs much less than purchasing a new license.

The 200E comes with a new type of power management; push the power button once when the system is ON tells the systm to go into suspend mode. You can modify this setting in the BIOS/Power Management settings under the option SOFT-OFF by PWR-BTTN.

This is becoming more of a common problem because a lot of computers are now coming out with just USB connections. The way around this is to either purchase a USB to Serial port converter, or contact the manufacturer of the product to see if they have a USB connection for the instrument.

Absolutely nothing at the moment. All three are disabled. Some people have reported that USB keyboards work, but it's not a supported feature. Others have also powered a PC cooling fan off the USB, but that really isn't necessary. Just keep it well ventilated and it'll be fine.

Windows 95: first, install the Microsoft OEMUSB driver, and then install the ALi USB drivers from the Super Package CD-ROM disc.

No USB Ports are required for this service. The Orbit Satnet Modem connects to your PC through the ethernet socket available.

To enforce security, refer to usbsecure.pl script available at: http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/solaris/driverdev/reference/codesamples/usb_security/index.html