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iodd MINI - User Manual

iodd MINI
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Summary

Getting Started with IODD MINI

Initial SSD Setup

The internal SSD is shipped uninitialized and requires initialization, partitioning, and formatting.

Firmware Status

The built-in firmware is the latest version, so no update is needed at this time.

Partitioning and Formatting Options

Supports GPT/MBR partition types and NTFS/exFAT/FAT32 formatting, with multiple partitions supported.

Mounting ISO Files

Allows mounting of ISO files from any partition; select partition using button 4 (3-second press) if multiple exist.

File Information Display

Press button 5 to select a file and view its information (name/size).

Accessing Help

Pressing button 0 on any screen provides access to help.

Heat Generation During Use

Some heat may be generated when copying large amounts of data; normal use maintains proper temperature.

Product Specifications

Device Keys and Functions

Browsing Keys

Keys for navigating lists, selecting files, and accessing menus or folders.

Function Keys

Keys for viewing file information and displaying tooltips or menu descriptions.

Long Key Operations

Pressing and holding keys for 3 seconds to refresh lists or reconnect drives with specific modes.

Start-Up Keys

Keys used during device startup to reset settings or change connection behavior.

Main User Interface Overview

Status Bar Area Details

Displays device status icons for write-protection, mounting, mode, power, encryption, and USB speed.

Virtual Drives Information

Provides information on active ISO/VHD/RMD files, including names, drive status, and write protection.

File List Area Explanation

Lists available files and folders; use button 4 (hold 3 sec) to enter Partition Selection Mode.

Virtual Drive Functionality

Mode Manager Settings

Configure drive options, write protection, and removable/fixed disk status for virtual drives.

AES256 Encryption Guide

Encryption Precautions

Warns about data initialization upon setting/removing encryption and password loss consequences.

Setting AES256 Encryption

Steps to enable AES256 encryption, set a password, and configure reconnection prompts.

Removing AES256 Encryption

Steps to remove AES256 encryption, requiring password entry and resulting in SSD data initialization.

Troubleshooting Error Messages

Check HDD Errors

Indicates a drive error and advises consulting troubleshooting.

No Appropriate Partition

Signifies that no suitable partition was found on the drive.

Drive Error Contact

Advises contacting customer service for drive errors.

Too Many Files Error

Occurs when folder limits are exceeded; suggests splitting folders.

Disc Locked Status

Indicates the disk is in use by programs; suggests unlocking or reconnecting the USB cable.

DEFRAG Guidance

Explains ISO file fragmentation limits and recommends using Disk Defragmenter for VHDs.

Unsupported Drive Types

Notes that Dynamic VHD is not supported; only fixed VHD is.

Unsupported File Types

States that sparse files are not supported by the device.

General Troubleshooting Steps

Troubleshooting Sequence

Provides a step-by-step guide to resolve issues, including button presses and PC actions.

Status Message Explanations

Defines various status messages like 'Please Wait', 'Disconnect', 'Saving data', and error indicators.

Improving USB Recognition

Device Cleanup Utility

Recommends using the Device Cleanup utility to improve USB recognition rates by clearing registry data.

Device Cleanup Guide

Instructions on downloading and using the Device Cleanup tool to remove old USB device entries.

Managing Disk Defragmentation

Cancel Defrag for SSDs

Explains the need to turn off defragmentation for SSD drives and cancel reservations for VHDs.

Disable Scheduled Defrag (Win 8;10)

Steps to disable scheduled optimization in Windows 8/10 for the IODD MINI.

Disable Scheduled Defrag (Win 7)

Steps to disable scheduled execution in Windows 7 Disk Defragmenter for the IODD MINI.

Defrag for Multiple Partitions

Instructions to cancel defragmentation schedules for each drive when using multiple partitions.

Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) Guide

VHD File Creation Process

Guide on using the VHD Tool to create VHD files, specifying name, size, and location.

Mounting VHD Files

Instructions on how to mount a created VHD file using the device's keys.

Creating Bootable VHDs with Rufus

Rufus Utility for Bootable Media

Explains using Rufus to create UEFI bootable VHD files or Windows-to-go disks.

Rufus Download and Setup

Instructions on downloading Rufus and running it as an administrator.

Rufus Configuration for Bootable VHD

Steps for configuring Rufus, including selecting the VHD drive, ISO file, partition scheme, and target system.

Advanced VHD File Usage

VHD File Properties and Precautions

Details on VHD file settings and crucial warnings against modifying or deleting mounted files.

Fixed vs. Removable Disk Mode

Instructions on changing a VHD file's mode between fixed (external HDD) and removable disk.

Write Protection Control

Guide on enabling or disabling write protection for selected VHD files using button 5.

Bootcamp Installation on Mac

Mac Compatibility Features

Highlights WTG and encryption features enabling secure booting on Macs.

Mac Bootcamp Preparations

Requirements include external USB/VHD for drivers and VHD for bootcamp installation.

Rufus Settings for Mac Bootcamp

Details on configuring Rufus for UEFI boot, partition scheme (GPT), and target system (UEFI) for Mac.

Post-Installation Steps on Mac

Guide for selecting the boot disk on Mac and installing the bootcamp support driver.

Warranty Information

Applicable Warranty Items

Specifies that only the IODD MINI body is covered under warranty for 1 year.

Excluded Warranty Items

Lists items not covered, such as USB cable, pouch, and user data on the SSD drive.

Warranty Exclusions

Details cases excluded from warranty even within the period, including physical damage and misuse.

Warranty Coverage Limitations

Notes that warranty coverage is for the United States only; contact details for inquiries are provided.

iodd MINI Specifications

General IconGeneral
InterfaceUSB 3.0
Supported Drive Type2.5" SATA HDD/SSD
CompatibilityWindows, macOS, Linux
MaterialAluminum
Supported File SystemsFAT32, NTFS, exFAT
SecurityAES 256-bit Encryption
FeaturesWrite Protection
CapacityUp to 2TB
Dimensions13mm
PowerUSB-Powered