LevelOne
MUS-2500
Smart USB Storage
User Manual
V1.0.0-0605
5.1.2 Edit an existing backup job..................................................................................................23
5.1.3 Execute one backup job.......................................................................................................25
5.1.4 Execute multiple backup jobs..............................................................................................25
5.2 Backup Setting ......................................................................................................................27
5.2.1 Method Setting ......................................................................................................................27
5.2.2 Schedule Setting...................................................................................................................31
5.2.3 File Location Setting.............................................................................................................31
5.3 How to restore .......................................................................................................................32
5.3.1 Restore Setting......................................................................................................................35
5.4 How to schedule....................................................................................................................37
CHAPTER 6 SECURED PRIVATE DISK .......................................................................................... 39
6.1 Create your private disk.......................................................................................................39
6.2 Login your secured private disk..........................................................................................40
6.3 Logout your secured private disk........................................................................................41
6.4 Delete your secured private disk ........................................................................................41
6.5 Change username and password ......................................................................................42
6.6 How to use Backup tool in secured private disk ..............................................................42
6.7 How to use Mobile Office in secured private disk............................................................43
CHAPTER 7 MOBILE OFFICE........................................................................................................... 45
7.1 Mobile My Documents..........................................................................................................45
7.2 Mobile Internet Explorer.......................................................................................................46
7.3 Mobile Outlook Express.......................................................................................................46
7.4 Mobile Address Book............................................................................................................49
CHAPTER 8 PC SYNC TOOLS.......................................................................................................... 50
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8.1 My Documents Synchronization.........................................................................................51
8.2 Internet Explorer Synchronization ......................................................................................52
8.3 Outlook Express Synchronization ......................................................................................53
CHAPTER 9 SYSTEM SETTING ....................................................................................................... 56
9.1 General Setting......................................................................................................................56
9.2 Private Disk Management....................................................................................................58
9.3 File Location...........................................................................................................................59
9.4 Maintenance ..........................................................................................................................62
10.1 Set the external button.........................................................................................................64
10.2 Use the button .......................................................................................................................66
TROUBLE SHOOTING............................................................................................. 67
11.1 Frequently-asked questions................................................................................................67
11.2 Error messages.....................................................................................................................72
MESSAGE ID ............................................................................................................................................. 72
ERROR MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................... 72
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the LevelOne Smart USB Storage. The product is a powerful USB 2.0
2.5” hard disk enclosure with two USB 2.0 ports Hub. It allows you to back up data, manage
backup schedules and set up a private disk to protect your personal information. Levelone
MUS-2500 is personal mobile storage and much more.
Your MUS-2500 comes with the SmartUSB utility. Through this application, you can quickly back
up your data by just one touch. This application can also be set to complete a complex backup job
based on the rules you define. For example, back up data daily, weekly or monthly. For needed
security, the SmartUSB provides you the option to create a private disk for protecting your
personal files and folders.
Using SmartUSB utility, you can back up the office package – My Document, Internet Explorer,
Outlook Express and Address Book – to your MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage. Its Mobile Office
function lets you use your office information anywhere. With the MUS-2500, you can go out
without your notebook/computer, and make every computer looks just like your own.
1.1
About this Manual
This box contains the MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage User Manual. This document provides
information and instruction on using MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage to set up your SmartUSB
utility and back up your data.
Onscreen help allows you to access information onscreen while you’re working with SmartUSB
utility. Onscreen user manual is available here, as well as links to other documentation and
related MUS-2500 website.
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In the application, choose the application’s user manual from the Help menu. This onscreen help
contains the detailed information about how to adjust the SmartUSB utility options and other
settings, such as back up your data on schedule, protect your private files and folders, and more.
With this onscreen help, you can operate the SmartUSB utility step by step.
If you have any questions regarding the operating SmartUSB Utility, please refer to onscreen Help
or the Smart USB Storage User Manual in the Doc folder of SMARTSYS flash drive for more
1.2
Support Services
Read on for an overview of the different parts of your MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage, and
summary information on common tasks such as setting up MUS-2500 and SmartUSB utility,
connecting to a computer, customizing the backup application you want, managing the private
disk, and more.
If you have any problem with the SmartUSB utility or need technical support, you can contact your
product dealer. The more information you have to give to the support agents, the faster they will
be able to address your issue. Alternatively you can visit our website, at http://www.level1.com, for
more information and support.
This manual is subject to be changed without notice.
Note: Level One is not responsible for damage to device and/or hard disk drive, or loss and/or damage to files on the
hard disk drive, due to improper installation or usage.
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Chapter 2 Product Overview
2.1
Package Contents
MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage comes with some accessories. Verify that nothing is missing from
the MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage package by using the checking list below. Please contact your
dealer if anything is missing or damaged. All packing materials are recyclable. Please confirm the
items are in the Package below:
ꢀ MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage Enclosure (Does not include Hard Disk Drive)
ꢁ Rubber Stand
ꢂ Certified USB 2.0 Cable
ꢃ USB to DC IN Cable
ꢄ Screw Pack of 4 Pieces
ꢅ Quick Installation Guide
2.2
System Requirements
‰ Pentium III equivalent processor or higher
‰ Windows 2000 (Server Pack 4)/XP/Windows Server 2003
‰ 128 MB RAM or more as required by Windows
‰ Internet (for system upgrade)
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2.3
Physical Description
DC-IN (5V/2A)
PC (USB)
USB1 (Hub)
USB2 (Hub)
External button
2.3.1 Mini USB B Type Connector
The Mini USB B type connector is designed for USB 1.1(12 Mbps) or USB 2.0 (480 Mbps) and
connects to the PC via certified cable.
2.3.2 USB Hub Ports
The enclosure includes two ports USB 2.0 hub which can be applied to connect various low power
consuming USB devices. Besides, if user inserts pen drive or card reader in the ports, SmartUSB
wizard tool provides an external button function to copy the data from the ports to the internal hard
drive of the enclosure.
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2.3.3 DC Jack
The enclosure includes a DC Jack that provides extra power input by using the provided USB
power adapter cable to connect it to another USB port on your desktop/notebook computer.
2.3.4 Backup Button
The enclosure has an external button. By pressing the button, you can do a backup job or copy
the data from the pen drives or card reader in the enclosure’s HUB ports to internal hard drive of
the enclosure. For more information on how to use the external button, see Chapter 9, “System
Setting”.
2.3.5 LED Indicators
ꢀ Power LED is lit while power or PC is applied.
ꢁ HD LED blinks indicating that the internal hard disk is accessed.
ꢂ USB1 LED is lit while the USB device connects to USB1 Port of the enclosure.
ꢃ USB2 LED is lit while the USB device connects to USB2 Port of the enclosure.
2.4 Features
The enclosure provides the following features:
‰ Powerful Smart Backup Tool
‰ Built-In Internal 32MB Flash Drive
‰ Secured Private Disk with User Name and Password
‰ Synchronizing PC Data with Mobile Storage
‰ Quickly Synchronizing Your Newest Outlook Express Emails
‰ Built-In Two Ports USB 2.0 Hub
‰ One Button Backup
‰ Carry Your PC Application Anywhere:
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- Outlook Express
- My Favorites
- My Documents Folder
-Address Book
‰ Multilingual GUI (English, German, Danish, Portuguese, Russian, Traditional Chinese)
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Chapter 3 Hardware Setup
1. Press the panel cover up at mark ꢀ and pull the bottom case off.
2. Insert the HD into the IDE slot. You must carefully align and plug the pins of the hard drive’s
IDE connector into the sockets of the controller board’s IDE adapter in the base case of the
enclosure. Do NOT force the pins into their sockets and do NOT try to insert the hard disk at
an angle, otherwise you may damage the IDE connector pins.
3. Attach the screws (Silver) to the base and the hard drive.
4. Fix the panel cover on the base.
5. Attach the screws (Black) to the base and the panel cover.
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Chapter 4 Using the Enclosure
4.1
Connecting the enclosure
Follow these steps to connect your MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage to computer:
1. Place your 2.5” hard drive into the enclosure. For more information on setting up the
enclosure, see Chapter 3, “Hardware Setup”.
2. Plug the provided USB cable into the PC port in the enclosure. Plug the USB slot into the
computer’s USB port.
3. You’ve done everything you need to get your enclosure MUS-2500 with SmartUSB utility up
and running. The first time you use your MUS-2500 with SmartUSB utility, the SmartUSB
utility starts and helps you to enter the application.
4. If your hard drive is new or not partitioned, the system will pop up a warning message to
remind you to initialize, partition and format your hard drive with file systems FAT, FAT32 or
NTFS.
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Note: Some desktop or notebook computers may not be able to run the enclosure properly;
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this is due to insufficient power supply from the desktop/notebook’s USB port. You
must use the provided certified and specified USB cable to connect your enclosure
to the computer. You can change other USB ports of your computer to try it again. If
the enclosure still fails in starting, you have to use the provided USB power adapter
cable to connect the power input of the enclosure to another USB port on your
computer; this will provide the additional power needed.
4.2
Removing the enclosure
To safely remove the enclosure, you have to stop two USB Mass Storage devices. The first USB
Mass Storage device consists of Generic AUTORUN Disk USB device and Generic Flash Disk
USB device. The other Mass Storage device consists of internal Hard Disk drive.
You can double click
Unplug or Eject Hardware in the taskbar to open a dialogue, and then
select the mentioned above USB Mass Storage devices, and click Stop to remove the enclosure.
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4.3
How to start SmartUSB utility
SmartUSB utility is the application you use with MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage. You can start
your SmartUSB utility by any one of the following:
- Connect the enclosure to your computer, and SmartUSB utility opens automatically.
- In My Computer, please double click SMART CD drive and then SmartUSB utility opens
automatically.
- In Windows Explorer, please click SMARTSYS drive. Find the SmartUSB.exe and double
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click it to open the SmartUSB utility.
4.4
First time to use SmartUSB utility
Following the steps below to perform SmartUSB utility:
1. Open SmartUSB.exe as described in Section 4.3.
2. Set up Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage): after Welcome window popup,
Smart USB Storage Setting window is displayed.
3. Select the internal hard drive of the enclosure or local PC path that you desire to be your
mobile storage.
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4. Click
OK to enter the SmartUSB wizard screen.
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Chapter 5 Backup
5.1
How to back up
5.1.1 Create a new backup job
1. Click
window will open.
2. Click
New Job button. The What to Backup window will be displayed.
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Note: Double Click button to open Windows Explorer. It will show the location that
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your files saved in the Windows Explorer.
My Folders or click My Profile to select the items that you wish to back up.
3. Click
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Note: The SmartUSB Utility provides the Job Info for users. It will show Job Name,
Copy/Compress Data, Backup Type, Compression Level and Scheduled
information. You can click
button to open the page; or click
button to
close the page. As you create or edit a backup job, the Job Info will be displayed
automatically.
‰ My Folders: select the files and the folders that you wish to back up.
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‰ My Profile: select the setting that you wish to back up as follows.
ꢀ My Documents: back up My Documents folders.
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ꢁOutlook Express: back up Outlook Express mail folders.
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ꢂInternet Explorer: back up My Favorites of Internet Explorer.
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ꢃ Address Book: back up Address Book file.
4. Click
Next button. The Backup Setting window will be displayed. From this window
you get to configure various job-specific setting. For more information on setting
preferences, see Section 5.2, “Backup Setting”.
5. Click
Save and Execute to start this backup job or click
Save to store the backup
job.
5.1.2 Edit an existing backup job
1. Click
will open.
Backup button in the SmartUSB wizard screen. The Backup Job List window
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2. Select the backup job that you wish to edit.
3. Click
Edit Job button.
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Note: When you click Edit Job button, the Job Info will be displayed automatically. It will
show Job Name, Copy/Compress Data, Backup Type, Compression Level and
Scheduled information for users. You can click
button to close the page.
4. The What to Backup window will be displayed. Click
My Folders or My Profile to
select the items that you wish to back up.
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5. Click
Next to enter the Backup Setting window. From this window you get to configure
various job-specific setting. For more information on setting preferences, see Section 5.2,
“Backup Setting”.
6. Click
Save and Execute to start this backup job or click
Save to store the backup
job.
5.1.3 Execute one backup job
1. Click
will be displayed.
2. Select the backup job that you wish to execute.
3. Click Execute Now button to start this backup job.
Backup button in the SmartUSB wizard screen. The Backup Job List window
5.1.4 Execute multiple backup jobs
1. Click Backup button in the SmartUSB wizard screen. The Backup Job List window will be
displayed.
2. Enable
Multiple Jobs Execution check box.
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Note: Click the right button of the mouse; you can see a menu with three options. Click
Select All to select all backup jobs. Click Clear All to unselect the backup jobs you
selected. Click Inverse to select the backup jobs you unselected.
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3. Select
Job Index to indicate the backup jobs that you wish to execute.
4. Click
Execute Now button to start selected backup jobs.
5.2
Backup Setting
5.2.1 Method Setting
Click
Backup Method tab and fill out the following setting:
1. In the Backup Job Name
wish to create.
field type a name to be assigned to the backup job that you
2. Select a backup method either using compression or directly copying for the job.
‰ Backup without compression: directly copy the specified files to the destination path.
„ Backup Type field
- Copy and replace files: Copy all selected files and folders to the destination path and
replace them, which have the same name as the files to be added.
- Update files: Update the selected files which are present in the destination path, but
the unselected files will be skipped. This method will also copy the selected new files
to the destination path.
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Note: By default, the SmartUSB utility uses this option to back up your data. If
you have no desired option, it is a good idea to select this backup type,
which can address most events.
- Freshen existing files: Update the specified files which are present in the destination
path, but the unspecified files will be skipped.
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Note: If this is your first time to perform the SmartUSB utility, we do not suggest
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this option. If using this option, make sure your hard disk has the same file
names or folder names, which should not be empty, or the application will
not update any files or folders without showing an error message.
- Synchronize files: Update the selected files which are present in the destination and
the source path. This method will also copy the selected new files to both the
destination and the source path. The unselected files will be skipped.
- Copy and replace files (remove unspecified files): Copy all selected files and
folders to the destination path and replace them, which will have the same name as
the files to be added. But the unselected files in the destination will be removed.
- Update files (remove unspecified files): Update the selected files which are present
in the destination path, but the unselected files will be removed. This method will also
copy the selected new files to the destination path.
„ Overwrite field
- Ask before overwrite: Ask before overwriting the existing files.
- Overwrite without prompt: Overwrite the existing files without prompt.
- Skip existing files: Those files which are present are not overwritten.
‰ Use compression (7z): compress the specified files to the archive in destination path.
„ Backup Type field
- Add and replace files: Add all specified files, which are not present in the archive.
Replace the archived files, which have the same name as the files to be added. The
unspecified files in the archive will be skipped.
- Update files: Update the specified files, which are present in the archive, but the
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unspecified files will be skipped. This method will also add the specified new files to
the archive.
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Note: By default, the SmartUSB utility uses this option to back up your data. If
you have no desired option, it is a good idea to select this backup type,
which can address most events.
- Freshen existing files: Update the specified files, which are present in the archive,
but the unspecified files will be skipped.
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Note: If this is your first time to perform the SmartUSB utility, we do not suggest
this option. If using this option, make sure your hard disk has the same file
names and folders, which should not be empty, or the application will not
compress any files or folders without showing an error message.
- Add and replace files (remove unspecified files): Add all specified files, which are
not present in the archive. Replace archived files, which have the same name as the
files to be added. The unspecified files in the archive will be removed.
- Update files (remove unspecified files): Update the specified files which are present
in the archive, but the unselected files will be removed. This method will also compress
the specified new files to the archive.
„ Compression Level field: When creating a new archive, you first need to select the
archive format.
- Fastest: Takes less time to compress, but usually achieve a lower compression ratio.
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- Fast: Takes less time to compress, but the compression ratio is higher than Fastest.
- Normal: This format provides better and slower compression than Fast, and it may
require more memory.
- Maximum: This format provides better and slower compression than Normal, and it
may require more memory.
- Ultra: This format provides better and slower compression than Maximum, and it may
require more memory.
„ Password: Press the Password button and enter a password if you wish to encrypt the
files being archived.
„ Show Password: Enable to display the password when you enter the password.
„ Advance: Click
Advance button and the Backup File Options window will be
displayed.
- In the Split to Volumes (Bytes)
field select the desired volume mode to split the
backup (compressed) file into several small files with the specified volume size
ƒ None: volume size is unlimited. In this mode, the maximum file size is constrained
by File System as follows:
n FAT: 2G bytes
o FAT32: 4G bytes
p NTFS: not limited
ƒ Volume_1457664_floppy: volume size is 1.44 MB.
ƒ Volume_650M_CD: volume size is 650 MB.
ƒ Volume_700M_CD: volume size is 700 MB.
ƒ Volume_4480M_DVD: volume size is 4480 MB.
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- In the Preserve your backup files options, select your preservation policy.
ƒ Overwrite: Overwriting the existing backup (compressed) file.
ƒ Preserve the latest files: Select how many backup (compressed ) files that you
want to preserve
ƒ Preserve all files: Preserve all the backup (compressed) files.
5.2.2 Schedule Setting
1. Click
Scheduling Setting tab and fill in the following setting.
2. Enable
Make a schedule to perform this job and then select Once or On Interval.
- Once: Selects the specified date and time to perform backup job
- On Interval: Select daily, weekly or monthly, the corresponding days and the time to
perform backup job.
See more information in Section 5.4.
5.2.3 File Location Setting
1. Click
File Location tab in Backup Setting window.
2. In Where to Backup field displays the destination path.
3. The Select a location for your backup file group is made up of the following
components.
- Backup to internal hard disk drive of the enclosure: select the internal hard disk
drive as your destination drive for the backup job.
- Backup to your Secured Private Disk: select the secured private disk as your
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destination drive for the backup job. If you do not log in the secured private disk, the
login window will be displayed.
- Backup to PC temporary path (Not Recommended!): browse and select a path in
local PC to be the destination for the backup job.
5.3
How to restore
You can restore your files in backup job by the following Steps:
1. Click
Backup button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
Restore Data. Select the backup job that you wish to restore.
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3. Click
Next.
4. In Which file to Restore window selects the compressed file or folder of the backup job that
you wish to restore.
5. Click
Next.
6. In What to Restore selects the files or folder in the backup job that you wish to restore.
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7. Click
Next button, then the How to Restore window appears requiring you to configure
restore setting. For more information on setting preferences, see Section 5.4, “Restore
Setting”.
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8. Click
Restore Now to restore the backup job.
5.3.1 Restore Setting
‰ Backup Job Name: display the backup job name that you wish to restore
‰ Restore Type:
- Copy and replace files: Copy all selected files and folders to the source path and
replace them, which will have the same name as the files to be added.
- Update files: Update the selected files which are present in the source path, but the
unselected files will be skipped. This method will also copy the selected new files to the
source path.
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Note: By default, the SmartUSB utility uses this option to back up your data. If you
have no desired option, it is a good idea to select this backup type, which
can address most events.
- Freshen existing files: Update the selected files which are present in the source path,
but the unselected files will be skipped.
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Note: If this is your first time to perform the SmartUSB utility, we do not suggest
this option. If using this option, make sure your hard disk has the same file
names and folders, which should not be empty, or the application could not
restore any files or folders but shows an error message.
- Copy and replace files (remove unspecified files): Copy all selected files and folders
to the source path and replace them, which have the same name as the files to be added.
But the unselected files in the source will be removed.
- Update files (remove unspecified files): Update the selected files which are present in
the source path, but the unselected files will be removed. This method will also copy the
selected new files to the source path.
‰ Overwrite field
- Ask before overwrite: Ask before overwriting the existing files.
- Overwrite without prompt: Overwrite the existing files without prompt.
- Skip existing files: Those files which are present are not overwritten.
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‰ Restore To:
- Restore files to the original path: Restore the files to source path of backup job.
- Restore files to the assigned folder: Browse your desired folder and restore the files to
the folder.
5.4
How to schedule
1. Click Backup button in the SmartUSB wizard screen. The Backup Job List window will be
displayed.
2. Select the backup job that you wish to schedule.
3. Click
Schedule tab and set up the schedule with the following steps.
4. Enable
Make a schedule to perform this job and then select Once or On Interval.
- Once: Selects the specified date and time to perform backup job
- On Interval: Selects daily, weekly or monthly, the corresponding days and the time to
perform backup job.
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Chapter 6 Secured Private Disk
6.1
Create your private disk
1. Click
Secured Private Disk
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. The Create New Secured Private Disk window appears requiring you to configure the
following setting.
- In the Drive Letter field: select a disk drive you desire.
- In the Disk Size field: type the desired disk size you desire.
- In Enable Security check box: click
check box to secure your disk.
- In the User Name field: type your desired username.
- In the Password field: type your password.
- In the Confirm Password field: retype your password again.
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3. Click
Create to set up a private disk.
4. The Format Dialog appears and asks you to format the hard disk.
5. Click
Start to begin the format application.
6. Click
Close to end.
7. Secured Private Disk with Login
button will change to Secured Private Disk with
Logout button. It means that you are login the private disk.
6.2
Login your secured private disk
1. Click
Secured Private Disk with Login
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
- In the User Name field: type your desired username to use this disk.
- In the Password field: type your password to use this disk.
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2. Click
OK button to enter your disk.
3. Secured Private Disk with Login
Logout button.
button will change to Secured Private Disk with
6.3
Logout your secured private disk
1. Click
Secured Private Disk with Logout button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Secured Private Disk with Logout
Login button.
button will change to Secured Private Disk with
6.4
Delete your secured private disk
1. Click
System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
Private Disk Management tab.
3. Click
Delete Disk button, then your secured private disk will be removed.
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6.5
Change username and password
1. Click
System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
3. Click
4. Click
Private Disk Management tab.
Change button, then enter the new username and password.
OK to change username and password.
6.6
How to use Backup tool in secured private disk
You can back up your data in secured private disk.
1. Click
2. Click
3. Click
Backup button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
New Job button or Edit Job button for specified job.
File Location tab in How to Backup window.
4. Select Backup to your Secured Private Disk: select the secured private disk as your
destination drive for the backup job.
5. Click Save and Execute button.
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6.7
How to use Mobile Office in secured private disk
You can use your Mobile office in secured private disk.
1. Click System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
File Location tab.
3. In Change File Location group click Mobile Office tab.
4. Click Browse button and select Set the Private Disk drive as the new destination item.
5. Click OK button.
6. Click Apply button.
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Chapter 7 Mobile Office
You can use your mobile applications anywhere.
7.1 Mobile My Documents
1. Click
My Documents
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. The first time you use the function, Copy My Documents window which prompts you to copy
the desired files or folders to your Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
- Click
Copy button to copy My Documents folder of PC to your Mobile Storage
Cancel button to create an empty My
(MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage) or click
Documents folder in your Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
3. My Documents folder window will be displayed.
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7.2 Mobile Internet Explorer
1. Click
Internet Explorer
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. The first time you use the function, Copy My Favorites window which prompts you to copy
the desired files into My Favorites to your Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
- Click
Copy button to copy My Favorites folder of PC to your Mobile Storage
Cancel button to create an empty My
(MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage) or click
Favorites folder in your Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
3. Mobile Internet Explorer window will be displayed.
7.3 Mobile Outlook Express
1. Click
Outlook Express
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
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2. If it is the first time to use this function, Copy Outlook Express Email window which prompts
you for setup information.
- Select a user name of PC Outlook Express: Select a user name of PC Outlook Express
to represent the mail folder that Outlook Express uses.
- Create a user name of Mobile Outlook Express: Create a user name of Mobile Outlook
Express to represent the mail folder that Mobile Outlook Express uses. You can use the two
methods to determine the user name as follows:
‰ Create the same user name as PC: Use the user name which is the same as
mentioned above for PC Outlook Express.
‰ Create a new user name: Type your desired user name to create it.
- What to copy from PC to mobile storage: Copy the desired mails to Mobile Outlook
Express. The application provides three methods for user to choose the source of mail.
‰ Copy mail specify date/time: specify the date/time and copy the mail collected from
the specified date/time to now.
‰ Copy all mail: It will copy all mail to Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
‰ Copy all mail folder files(*.dbx): It will copy all PC mail folder files known as *.dbx
files to Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
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3. If you have used the function previously, then Login Mobile Outlook Express window
prompts you for selecting a user name to login Mobile Outlook Express.
- User Name List in Mobile Outlook Express: Select a user name in the list to login Mobile
Outlook Express or to delete the mail folder from mobile storage.
- Remember user name on login: If you enable the item, then the system will automatically
login this user name next time and never display this window. If you want to login with
another user name, you can click PC Sync Tools, then click Outlook Express
Synchronization. And click Change User Name button in Select a user name of Mobile
Outlook Express group to change user name.
- Delete: The system will delete the user name and all of its folders and files.
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- Login: Login the Mobile Outlook Express by the user name you selected.
- Cancel: Return to the SmartUSB screen.
4. Click Login button and then Outlook Express window will be displayed.
7.4 Mobile Address Book
1. Click
Address Book
button in SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. If it is the first time to use the function in your Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage),
the system will copy the default address book file to the Mobile Storage (MUS-2500 Smart
USB Storage) and perform Mobile Address Book. Otherwise, the system will do nothing but
open Mobile Address Book directly.
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8.1
My Documents Synchronization
Click My Documents Synchronization
n Sync My Documents With Mobile My Documents window will be displayed.
o Select an item in Specify a synchronization direction
‰ Two-way sync with PC and Mobile My Documents.
‰ Update the specified files from PC to Mobile My Documents.
‰ Update the specified files from Mobile My Documents to PC.
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8.2
Internet Explorer Synchronization
Click Internet Explorer Synchronization
n Sync My Favorites With Mobile Internet Explorer window will be displayed.
o Select an item in Specify a synchronization direction
‰ Two-way sync with PC and Mobile Internet Explorer.
‰ Update the specified files from PC to Mobile Internet Explorer.
‰ Update the specified files from Mobile Internet Explorer to PC.
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8.3
Outlook Express Synchronization
Click Outlook Express Synchronization
n Synchronize Your Emails window will be displayed.
o Select a user name of PC Outlook Express: Select a user name of PC Outlook Express to
represent the mail folder that your PC Outlook Express uses. If Yes appears in Initial PC, it
shows the connected PC is the original source for mail synchronization.
p Select a user name of Mobile Outlook Express: Select or create a user name of Mobile
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Outlook Express to represent the mail folder that your Mobile Outlook Express uses. You
can use the three methods to determine your desired user name as follows:
‰ Use the same user name as PC: Use the user name which is the same as mentioned
above for PC Outlook Express.
‰ Use last login user name: Use the last login user name for Mobile Outlook Express or
click Change User Name button and select from the user name list in Mobile Outlook
Express.
‰ Create a new user name: Type your desired user name to create it.
q What to Synchronize: Select what mail to be synchronized. This application provides two
methods for the user to choose the source of mail.
‰ Copy mail specify date/time: specify the date/time and synchronize the mail collected
from the specified date/time to now.
‰ All mail: It will synchronize all mail to mobile storage.
r Select an item in Specify a Synchronization direction: Select one method to update email
on both PC and Mobile Outlook Express.
‰ Two-way sync with PC and Mobile Storage.
‰ Update new mail from PC to Mobile Storage.
‰ Update new mail from Mobile Storage to PC.
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8.4
Address Book Synchronization
Click Address Book Synchronization
n Sync Address Book With Mobile Address Book window will be displayed.
o Select an item in Specify a synchronization direction
‰ Update the file from PC to Mobile Address Book.
‰ Update the file from Mobile Address Book to PC.
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Chapter 9 System Setting
This Chapter describes how to configure your SmartUSB system.
9.1 General Setting
1. Click
System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Select what configuration that you want to change:
‰ Click General tab you can set the configurations as follows:
Use Language:
Ö Automatically adapt to Windows Language when start to run the utility: if you
want to start the utility using Windows Language, enable this item.
Ö Language: You can set the desired language to view the SmartUSB wizard tools.
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Autorun Utility:
Ö Enable AutoRun utility when mobile storage is connected: If you want to run the
autorun utility when you plug the enclosure (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage) into PC,
enable
Hide to small icon in taskbar when closing window: If you disable this item, the
SmartUSB Utility will end as soon as you close the window. But if you enable this
this item. If not, disable this item to cancel the autorun utility.
Ö
item, the window will hide a small icon in the taskbar when you close it. This means
that the SmartUSB Utility does not end but it hide’s a small icon in the taskbar. You
can check the taskbar to find it and click the right mouse button, then click Show
Window to display the SmartUSB Utility screen. Or you can click Exit SmartUSB
Utility to exit and end the SmartUSB Utility.
Set a button task for the external button of mobile storage: you can set external button
to perform any job:
ꢀ External Button Job for backup
- Button Task: Select Do selected Backup Job.
- Job Name: Click
Browse button and then select a backup job that is defined in
the backup function.
- Destination: It only displays where to backup for the job.
ꢁ External Button Job for hub: You can copy the data from pen drive or card reader in
USB Hub of the enclosure to internal hard disk drive.
- Button Task: Select Copy Hub data to SmartUSB.
- Job Name: Select Copy data from Port 1 of HUB, Copy data from Port 2 of HUB
or Copy data from all ports of HUB.
- Destination: It displays where to save for the hub and click the Open button to
browse it.
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- Copy Action: Choose Copy and replace files or Update files. Using Copy and
replace files will copy all files and folders to the destination and replace the existing
files as new files. Using Update files will update the files that are present in the
destination and copy the new files to the destination.
3. Click
Apply button to save the settings.
9.2 Private Disk Management
1. Click
System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
Private Disk Management tab to set the configurations as follows:
Information: it will display the disk information.
Change Login User Name / Password: You can change user name and password to the
private disk.
Delete Private Disk: You can delete your private disk.
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9.3 File Location
1. Click
System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
File Location tab to set the configurations as follows:
‰ Current File Location: it displays the current system paths for storing backup system
files, private disk data and the Mobile Office application.
‰ Change File Location: you can change the current system paths by clicking the tabs:
System File, Private Disk and Mobile Office.
n Click
i. Click
System File tab.
Browse button to select which path that you want to change.
ii. Select one of Data Backup methods to modify the data:
Ö Assign new path: Only creates a new path, and the data in the original path will
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not be deleted.
Ö Assign new path and copy the data to new path: Creates a new path and
copies the data of the original path to the new path. The data in original path will
not be deleted.
Ö Assign new path and remove the data: Creates a new path and the data of
the original path will be deleted.
Ö Assign new path and move the data to new path (remove data in old path):
Creates a new path and copies the data of the original path to the new path, and
then deletes the data of the original path.
iii. Click
Apply to set new system path for backup system files.
o Click
i. Click
Private Disk tab.
Browse button to select which path that you want to change.
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ii. Select one of Data Backup methods to modify the data:
Ö Create new Private Disk, and keep old: Only creates a new Private Disk, and
keeps the old Private Disk.
Ö Create new Private Disk, and copy old disk to new disk: Creates a new
Private Disk, and copies the data of old Private Disk to the new Private Disk.
Ö Create new Private Disk, and copy old disk to new disk, and remove old
disk: Creates a new Private Disk, and copies the date of old Private Disk to the
new Private Disk. The data of the old Private Disk will be deleted.
iii. Click
Apply to set new system path for backup system files.
p Click
i. Click
Mobile Office tab.
Browse button to select which path that you want to change.
ii. Select one of Data Backup methods to modify the data:
Ö Assign new path: Only creates a new path, and the data in the original path will
not be deleted.
Ö Assign new path and copy the data to new path: Creates a new path and
copies the data of the original path to a new path, and the data in the original path
will not be deleted.
Ö Assign new path and remove the data: Creates a new path, but the data of the
original path will be deleted.
Ö Assign new path and move the data to new path (remove data in old path):
Creates a new path and copies the data of the original path to a new path, and
then deletes the data of the original path.
iii. Click
Apply to set new system path for backup system files.
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9.4 Maintenance
1. Click
System Setting
Maintenance tab:
button in SmartUSB wizard screen.
2. Click
The application provides three maintenance functions, including Reset configuration,
Recovery original SmartUSB utility, Restore Registry Key and Upgrade SmartUSB utility.
‰ Select one of the following functions and click the Execute button to upgrade and
maintain your MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage:
Ö Reset configuration: when the system fails or crashes, you can run this program to
reset the configuration back to the default setting. After the program is finished, you
have to reset the install path of SmartUSB Utility, which is the same step you
performed on initial setup of MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage with SmartUSB utility.
Ö Recover original SmartUSB Utility: if the files in SMARTSYS disk are damaged
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and the SmartUSB Utility can not be started, you can run this program to recover
the damaged files. Before executing this program, the system will prompt you to
format the AUTOSYS disk. In the Format Dialogue, you can click Start to format
the disk, or you can click Close to cancel it but the recover program will still run.
Ö Restore Registry Key: if errors occur during the recovery process and Mobile
Office, PC’s Outlook Express or Address Book could not perform properly. This
program can restore PC’s Outlook Express or Address Book back to the original
status before running Mobile Office.
Ö Upgrade SmartUSB Utility: before you perform upgrade, you have to download
the new package through Internet. Then click 「…」in the New Package Location
group, select the file location of new package and click OK to upgrade SmartUSB
Utility.
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Chapter 10 External Button and USB HUB
MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage includes an external button which can be applied to do the
Backup job and Hub copy job. So, just one touch, the SmartUSB utility will perform the backup job
based on the rules you define or copy the data from the pen drive or the card reader connected to
the enclosure. If you want to stop the running-copy job, you can touch the external button again to
cancel the job.
10.1 Set the external button
n Click System Setting
button in the SmartUSB wizard screen.
o Click General tab, and set external button to perform any job in Set a button task for the
external button of mobile storage group.
p It can be applied to do the following tasks:
‰ Backup job: configure the Button Task, Job Name and Destination to define the
external button.
‰ Hub copy job: configure the Button Task, Job Name, Destination and Backup
Type to define the external button.
ƒ Button Task: select Copy Hub data to Mobile Storage
ƒ Job Name: select the one of the following items:
-
-
-
Copy data from port 1 of HUB: copy the data of pen drive inserted in port1
to mobile storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
Copy data from port 2 of HUB: copy the data of pen drive inserted in port2
to mobile storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
Copy data from all ports of HUB: copy the data of pen drives inserted in
port1 and port2 to mobile storage (MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage).
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ƒ Destination: display the destination path that your files in pen drive saved in.
You can double click Browse icon to open Windows Explorer.
ƒ Backup Type: select the one of the following items:
-
Copy and replace files: Copy all selected files and folders to the
destination path and replace them, which have the same name as the files
to be added.
-
Update files: Update the selected files which are present in the destination
path, but the unselected files will be skipped. This method will also copy the
selected new files to the destination path.
q Click Apply button to save the settings.
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Chapter 11 Trouble Shooting
11.1 Frequently-asked questions
This following is a list of possible situations that may arise during the use of your SmartUSB.
Easy answers and solutions are provided for each one.
n Hardware Problems
Q: What can I do if the power is inadequate?
A: You have to use the certified USB cable we provided. You can also try to connect the cable
to another USB adaptor on your computer. If the enclosure still can not work, please use
the AC adaptor we provided and connect it to DC-IN socket to improve the power supply.
Q: What can I do if I remove the system files accidentally?
A: You can run the recovery program to fix it. For more information on maintaining the program,
see Chapter 9, “System Setting”, in User Manual.
Q: What can I do if the virtual CD (a disk named AUTO) is missing?
A: It can be caused by the damaged flash. Please contact your product reseller to fix it.
Q: What can I do if the system shows the message of “Your disk is not partitioned or not
ready”?
A: You can use the Disk Management provided by Windows to view the state of the hard disk
in the enclosure. You can use it to partition and format your hard disk, See Windows Help
for more details. If you can not find any information about the hard disk, this means that you
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have not set up the hard disk or the hard disk is damaged.
Q: What can I do if I can not find the AUTOSYS or AUTO drive？
A: Please contact your product reseller to fix it.
o Install and Perform SmartUSB Utility
Q: Why does the SmartUSB Utility not perform automatically when I connect it to the
computer?
A: In general, the SmartUSB Utility will perform automatically when you connect the
SmartUSB to the computer unless you changed the system setting to disable this function.
You can double click SmartUSB.exe in SMARTSYS drive to start SmartUSB Utility. Then
click System Setting, and click the General tab. Find the option of “Enable AutoRun
utility when mobile storage is connected” and enable it to change the setting.
Q: How to cancel the autorun function?
A: You can click System Setting, and click the General tab. Find the option “Enable
AutoRun utility when mobile storage is connected” and disable it to change the setting.
When you connect the SmartUSB to the computer next time, the SmartUSB Utility will not
perform automatically.
Q: When I double click SmartUSB.exe in SMARTSYS drive, why does the SmartUSB Utility
screen not show up?
A: Please check whether you have performed the utility. You can look for the SmartUSB Utility
small icon in the Windows taskbar. If you can find the small icon it means that the utility is
still in process. You can click the right mouse button, and select Show Window to open the
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SmartUSB Utility screen. Or select Exit SmartUSB Utility to end the program.
Q: Why does the SmartUSB Utility continue to run when I press the close button?
A: Please click System Setting in the utility screen, and check the option “Hide to small icon
in taskbar when closing window”. When you enable this option, the utility will hide the
small icon in the taskbar when you close window. If you disable this option, the utility will
end when you press the close button.
p Reset／Recovery／Upgrade Utility
Q: When do I perform Reset configuration program?
A: If you want to reset SmartUSB for any reason, you can perform this program to reset the
configuration back to the default setting. After the program has finished, the system will
show the “Mobile USB Storage setting” page and ask you to set the path.
Q: When do I perform Recover original SmartUSB Utility program?
A: If the utility upgrade failed or you accidentally deleted the system files in the AUTOSYS
drive, causing the utility to work abnormal, you can run this program to recover the utility
back to the default setting. The program will format the AUTOSYS drive. So if you have
data saved in AUTOSYS drive, please backup your data to another location to ensure no
loss of data. If recovery is successful, you can run the utility and reset the path in the
“Mobile USB Storage setting” page.
Q: When do I perform Restore Registry Key program?
A: If errors occur when you run any function of Mobile Office, you must perform the Restore
Registry Key program to recover some registry key values from the errors.
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Q: Where can I download the new package?
You have to download the new package to your PC or hard disk so that you can upgrade
the utility.
You can see Section 9.4 in Chapter 9, “Maintenance”, in User Manual for more information to
these questions.
q Backup or restore Data
Q: When I delete a backup job, the system asks me whether I will login the private disk or not?
A: That is because the system found data that you already backed up and prompts you to
delete the data in the private disk. If you cancel and do not login, the data saved in the
private disk will not be deleted.
Q: How can I know the performance result of scheduled backup job?
A: You can click Backup in the SmartUSB Utility screen, and the “Backup Job List” window will
be displayed. Then click View Log to see all the performance results of backup jobs.
#Note: you have to open the SmartUSB Utility, or the schedule will not be performed.
r Use private disk
Q: What can I do if I forget the User name and Password of private disk?
A: Because the User name and Password are set by users, please keep them safe. We can
not provide any support for you.
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Q: I forgot to backup the data to other disk when I deleted the private disk. What can I do to
recover the data?
A: Once the private disk had been deleted, it can not be recovered. It is important to backup
your data on a regular basis in a location other than the private disk.
Q: Can I login multiple private disk, each of different path, at the same time?
A: If you create multiple private disks in different paths, you can only login to one private disk
at a time. You can click System Setting, and click the Private Disk tab to view the state
and location of the private disk.
s Use Mobile Office
Q: How can I update the data of the PC or the MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage?
A: You can click PC Sync Tools in the SmartUSB Utility screen. Then click any one of Sync
tools to synchronize data in one-way or in two-way.
Q: Can I use other user name to login Mobile Outlook Express?
A: As you perform Mobile Outlook Express, you can use any user name to login. If the Login
Mobile Outlook Express does not display, it means that you had disabled the option of
“Remember user name on login” in the “Login Mobile Outlook Express” page, so that
the system automatically login the Mobile Outlook Express by this user name.
You can change the option value by following steps:
i. Click PC Sync Tools, then click Outlook Express Synchronization, the “Copy
Outlook Express Emails” window will be displayed.
ii. Click Change User Name button, the “Login Mobile Outlook Express” window will
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be displayed.
iii. Disable the option of “Remember user name on login”.
When you perform Mobile Outlook Express next time, you can select other user name
to login.
Q: Why does the Windows system ask me to reselect a username to login to Outlook
Express?
A: That is because the last time you used Mobile Outlook Express, the program had been
terminated, leading to errors in the PC registry. You can run the Restore Registry Key
program to recover some registry key values.
11.2 Error messages
If you receive an error message, note the message and take the corrective action. The following
table lists the error messages with the recommended course of action.
Message
Error Message Description
ID
Windows does not detect the MUS-2500 Smart USB Storage hardware. Please check
10001
10002
the enclosure has connected properly, and assure that the hardware has not been
damaged or broken.
Your hard disk needs to be formatted first. You can use”Disk Management” provided
by Windows to format your disk. Open ”Control Panel”, and double
click ”Administratvie Tools”. Then double click “Computer Management”, and
select “Disk Management” to perform the format program. You can see Windows
Help for more information.
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10003
10004
10005
10006
10007
10008
10009
10010
10011
10012
10013
10014
10015
10016
10017
10018
10019
10020
10021
10022
10023
10024
10025
Internal system flash is not found. The hardware could be damaged or broken.
The file or folder location is invalid.
The file or folder location is invalid. Save job setting failed.
The file or folder location can not be created.
The file location is invalid.
Please type a value in the specified field.
The value of the number in the specified filed must be an integer.
The value of the number must be in a valid range.
Please specify a valid path.
Please specify the file location.
Delete failed.
Delete successfully.
Copy data failed.
Save data failed.
Save data successfully.
Do not use the characters of “\\”, ”/”, “:”, “*”, “?”, “"”, “<”, “>”, “|” and ”.” to name a file.
A backup job is in progress now, please update new path later.
The system detects that there is a backup job in progress.
Updating system path now, please perform the backup job later.
Please end the backup or restore process.
Error occurs while showing the compression file content.
Date must be after Today.
Please create a new name for the job.
The system detects an existed file, which have same name as file to be added. If you
want to overwrite it, click “Yes”. If not, click “Cancel”.
10026
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10027
10028
A job name you specified is existence. Please specify a different job name.
Are you sure you want to delete the job and all of the relative settings and backup
files? If you want to delete, click “Yes”. If not, click “Cancel”.
Warning: If you have backup files saved in the private disk, the system will ask you
whether you want to login the private disk or not. If you click “Yes”, your backup files in
the private disk will be deleted. If you click “Cancel”, your backup files will not be
deleted.
The system prompts you for assuring whether you want to remove the user name and
delete all its emails or not?
10029
10030
10031
10032
10033
10034
10035
Please specify an alternated location to restore data.
Please specify the folder or file to backup.
Please specify the folder or file to restore.
Please specify a backup job to perform.
Please specify a log file.
Please specify a restore file.
The file location you insert is invalid. If you want to save the value, click “Yes”. If you
want change the file location, click “Cancel” and select a new valid location.
No backup job selected.
10036
10037
10038
10039
10040
10041
10042
There are no logs to delete.
There are no jobs to show.
There are no logs to show.
There is no data to show.
The user name you selected can not be removed.
You have never performed the Mobile Outlook Express. The system can not find any
user name.
10043
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10044
10045
10046
10047
10048
10049
Please specify a synchronization direction.
PC's My Documents folder does not exist.
Sync PC's Address Book with Mobile Address Book failed.
Sync PC's Address Book with Mobile Address Book successfully.
Sync PC's My Documents with Mobile My Documents failed.
Sync PC's My Favorites with Mobile Internet Explorer failed.
The system finds that the Mobile Address Book is in process. If you want to terminate
the system, please end the Mobile Address Book at first lest the data might be
missing. If you click “Yes”, the system will terminate itself and Mobile Address Book. If
you do not want to terminate the system, click “Cancel”.
10050
As the program of update or synchronization is finished, the system will respond how
many files of PC’s My Favorites had been updated successfully.
As the program of update or synchronization is finished, the system will respond how
many files of PC’s My Document had been updated successfully.
As the program of update or synchronization is finished, the system will respond how
many files of Mobile Internet Explorer had been updated successfully.
As the program of update or synchronization is finished, the system will respond how
many files of PC’s My Document and Mobile Internet Explorer had been updated
successfully.
10051
10052
10053
10054
10055
As the program of update or synchronization has down, the system will respond how
many files of Mobile My Document and PC’s My Favorites had been updated
successfully.
As the program of update or synchronization has down, the system will respond how
many files of Mobile My Document had been updated successfully.
The system detects that you had pressed the External Button. This external button can
10056
10057
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be set to perform a specified job, but you have not defined it. You can open the
“System Setting”, and configure the options in “General” tab.
The system detects that you had pressed the External Button. This external button can
be set to perform a specified job, but you have not defined it. If you want to set the
External Button to perform a specified job, click “Yes”; if not, click “Cancel”.
You have not created the Private Disk.
10058
10059
10060
10061
10062
10063
The Private Disk does not exist.
Please login the Private Disk first.
Please logout the Private Disk first.
You are already login.
The system detects that the Mobile Office location are set in the Private Disk. You
should login Private Disk first to use Mobile Office.
Some backup files are stored in Private Disk. If you want to delete or restore these
files, you have to login Private Disk at first. Login Private Disk, please click “Yes”; or
click “Cancel” to call off.
10064
10065
10066
The Mobile Office is installed on the Private Disk. Do you want to login Private Disk
now?
10067
10068
10069
10070
10071
10072
10073
10074
Please input your new user name.
The password must be at least 6 characters long.
The user name must be at least 4 characters long.
The password you typed do not match.
The user name or password you typed is wrong.
Change login data successfully.
Login Private Disk failed. Please restart your PC and try it again.
Logout the Private Disk failed.
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The system will ask you if you want to delete the Private Disk in specified location. If
you want to delete it, click “Yes”; if not, click “Cancel”.
Warning: As you delete the Private Disk, all of its files will also be deleted. Before you
do it, please backup the files to other storages.
10075
10076
The new path you selected is the same location as the old one. Please select an
alternative path.
The install path of Backup System File is invalid. Please select a valid location in
System Configuration.
10077
10078
10079
The install path of Mobile Office is invalid. Please select an alternative path.
The install path of Mobile Office is invalid. Please select a valid location in System
Configuration.
The install path of Private Disk is invalid. Please select a valid location in System
Configuration.
10080
10081
Reset failed, SmartUSB.def does not exist.
Function ChkWhenExecTypeis_Frequency() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*>
error. This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
10082
10083
Function ChkWhenExecTypeis_OnSomeday() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*>
error. This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function ChkWhenFormis_fBkJobList() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobList*> Error.
This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
10084
10085
Function ChkWhenFormis_fBkJobProperty() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*>
Error. This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
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problem.
Function ChkWhenFormis_fListResotreJob() : dynamic_cast <TfListResotreJob*>
Error. This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
10086
10087
10088
10089
10090
10091
10092
10093
Function ChkWhenFormis_fRestoreProperty() : dynamic_cast <TfRestoreProperty*>
Error.This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function ChkWhenFormis_fShowHistory() : dynamic_cast <TfShowHistory*> Error.
This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function ChkWhenFormis_fShowRestoreFiles() : dynamic_cast
<TfShowRestoreFiles*> Error.This is a serious problem; please contact your product
reseller for resolving this problem.
Function ChkWhenFrequencyis_EveryMonth() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*>
error. This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function ChkWhenFrequencyis_EveryWeek() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*>
error. This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function DeleteHistoryLog() : dynamic_cast <TfShowHistory*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnAdd2ScheClick() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobList*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
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Function fBackupManager_BtnApply1Click() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobList*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
10094
10095
10096
10097
10098
10099
10100
Function fBackupManager_BtnApply1Click() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*>
Error. This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnEditJobClick() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobList*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnNext1Click() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobList*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnNext1Click() : dynamic_cast <TfListResotreJob*>
Error.This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnNext1Click() : dynamic_cast
<TfOpenVirtualTreeExplor*> Error. This is a serious problem; please contact your
product reseller for resolving this problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnNext1Click() : dynamic_cast <TfTodayJobs*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function fBackupManager_BtnPrevious1Click() : dynamic_cast <TfShowHistory*>
Error. This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
10101
10102
Function SaveCheckedNodeToFile() : dynamic_cast <TfOpenVirtualTreeExplor*>
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Error. This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
Function SaveJobPropertysTo_thisJob() : dynamic_cast <TfBkJobProperty*> Error.
This is a serious problem; please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
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Function SaveRestoreCheckedNodeToFile() : dynamic_cast <TfShowRestoreFiles*>
Error. This is a serious problem, please contact your product reseller for resolving this
problem.
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Change login data is canceled.
Copy data is canceled.
Copy PC's My Documents data is canceled.
Copy PC's My Favorites data is canceled.
Input a date to perform the job.
My Documents Sync task was canceled.
My IE Favorites Sync task was canceled.
The install path of SmartUSB you selected the last time is invalid. You have to select a
new path for installation.
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Copy PC's My Documents data failed.
Copy PC's My Favorites data failed.
Window95, Windows98, Windows ME or Winodws NT are not be supported by
SmartUSB.
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The files in the specified location are not found. The program can not be started.
The files in the specified location are not found. The program would close itself.
Error occurs while running the resetting program, leading to a failure of resetting.
The system is going to recovery the SmartUSB Utility as an original version. But error
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occurs while running the program, leading to a failure of recovery.
Recovery the SmartUSB Utility back to an original version successfully.
The system is going to upgrade the SmartUSB Utility. But error occurs while running
the program, leading to a failure of upgrade.
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Upgrade the SmartUSB Utility successfully.
You cancel the backup job.
Error occurs while running the program.
You cancel the restore job.
There are no files to backup.
The backup job is in progress. The system will cancel the original schedules.
Updating the system path now. The system will cancel the original schedules.
There are no files in this backup job can be restored.
Please end the SmartUSB Utility so that it can be reset, restore or upgrade.
Your disk is not partitioned or not ready. If you want to redetect the disk, click “Retry”;
if not, click “Cancel”.
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The system can not find your enclosure. If you want to redetect the enclosure, click
“Retry”; if not, click “Cancel”.
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Import registry failed.
Import registry successfully.
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