Iomega CLIK! 3868601 User Manual

Troubleshooting guide, Clik, Mobile drive troubleshooting guide

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03868601

Clik!

Mobile Drive

Troubleshooting Guide

Use the information in this Troubleshooting Guide in addition to the
“Troubleshooting” section of the Clik!

Drive User’s Manual, pages 42-48.

See also “How to Get Help” in the Clik!

Drive User’s Manual, pages 48-50.

The Clik!

installation program freezes during the

installation process.

The Clik! Mobile Drive must be completely seated in the Clik! Desktop
Dock for the installation program to run properly.

The Clik!

Mobile Drive does not work on my system.

1. Do not connect a Clik!

Mobile Drive and a Zip

®

drive together via their pass-
through ports. See page 7
(step 9), page 9 (“Daisy
Chaining Parallel Port
Devices”), and page 43
(“Troubleshooting for Parallel
Port Connection”) in the
Clik!

Drive User’s Manual

for more information.)

2. Currently, the Clik! Mobile Drive is not compatible with devices

running Windows CE

®

2.2. Please periodically check our web site

(www.iomega.com) for software upgrades.

3. The Clik! Mobile drive is not compatible with the TI 1130 Card

Bus Controller chipset found in some notebook computers. To see
if you have this card controller follow the instructions below:

a.

Right click on My Computer and select Properties.

b. Click on the Device Manager tab.

d. If the TI 1130 Card Bus Controller is listed, the Clik! PC

Card Adapter and drive will not work on your notebook.

The Clik!

Mobile Drive is not detected by my system.

Possible solutions when using the Clik! Parallel Port Interface and the
Clik! Desktop Dock:

Many troubleshooting tips for this problem can be found in the Clik!

Drive User’s Manual, pages 43-44. In addition to that information, you can
try any of the following solutions:

1. Be sure the Clik! Mobile Drive is completely seated in the Clik!

Desktop Dock; then restart your computer. Verify the green light
at the bottom of the dock is on.

2. If you have a printer connected to the pass-through feature of the

Clik! Parallel Port Interface, verify that the printer’s power is ON;
then restart your computer.

3. Verify that the Clik! Desktop Dock is receiving electrical power.

(See the Desktop PC Computer Setup—steps 1 through 9—on
your Quick Start Card.) If you don’t think the Clik! Desktop
Dock is receiving electrical power, complete the following steps:

a.

Disconnect the Clik!
Parallel Port Interface
cable from your Clik!
Desktop Dock.

b. Plug the Clik! Parallel

Port Interface cable
directly into the
bottom of the Clik!
Mobile Drive.

c.

Restart your computer.

d. If the Clik! Mobile Drive is detected by your

system without using the Clik! Desktop Dock, you can
temporarily use the drive this way; however, you should call
Iomega’s technical support for further assistance. (You may
incur a charge for this assistance. (See the Clik!

Drive User’s

Manual for technical support policies.)

Clik! Drive

Troubleshooting

Guide

Read this flyer for important information not

available in the Clik! Drive User’

s Manual.

For additional assistance, visit us on the Web at

www.iomega.com.

c.

Select Devices by Type and view the entries under PCMCIA Sockets.

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