NextoDI NVS2525 - Manual (Page 12)

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USING THE NVSPRO+ AS A HARD DRIVE USING THE NVSPRO+ AS A HARD DRIVE
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2. Connect via IEEE 1394b (Firewire 800)
① Turn your computer on. Wait until the operating system is completely booted.
② Turn your NVSPRO+ on.
③ Connect the NVSPRO+ "IEEE 1394b(Firewire 800)" slot via the IEEE 1394b
(Firewire 800) cable with a free IEEE 1394b(Firewire 800) port on your computer.
④ Check the "PC Connection" on the NVSPRO+’s LCD display.
⑤ If your computer detects the NVSPRO+ correctly, a new drive named
[NEXTODI] will appear in the “My Computer” display.
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Connect Power
PC Connection
The 9pin-9pin IEEE 1394b(Firewire 800)
cable does not provide power.
Use the AC power adapter unit or USB cable
to provide power. If no power is provided,
the NVSPRO+ shows the “Connect power”
message and waits for external power to be
applied.
3. Browsing the contents of your hard drive
If your computer detects the NVSPRO+ correctly, a new drive named [NEXTODI]
will appear on 'My Computer'.
4. Disconnecting the NVSPRO+ from Your Computer
For Windows
Right click the Storage device icon in the System Tray (lower right corner of
your screen) and select “Safely Remove Hardware” or “Unplug” or “Eject
Hardware”. Then disconnect the cable from your NVSPRO+ and your computer.
For MAC
Drag and drop the NEXTODI icon to the trash. Then disconnect the cable from
your NVSPRO+ and your computer.
IEEE 1394b(FireWire 800)
IEEE 1394b
(FireWire 800)
IEEE 1394b(FireWire 800) Cable
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Back up data is stored in the "NVSPRO" folder. This
folder is created automatically. The NVSPRO
generates a new folder for each memory card copy.
The name of the folder is determined by the shooting
date.
For example, 20081112.000 means the last footage
recorded on November 12, 2008. (If you copy
multiple items on a single day, the last three digits
will be changed to indicate the download sequence –
“000, 001,002, 003, etc.) The date code comes from
the video cameras. If the date setting on the video
camera is incorrect, the folder name of NVSPRO will
also be incorrect.
If a copying failure occurs, the copy is stored on your
computer as a TMP folder. The TMP folder contains
the same file names, but the data may be abnormal.
You may delete the TMP folder.