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General| Brand | LaCie |
|---|---|
| Model | 706018 |
| Category | Floppy Disk Drive |
| Language | English |
Describes the key features of the USB FDD, including plug-and-play support and no need for an AC adapter.
Details the compatible operating systems (Macintosh, Windows, Windows CE) and processor types for the USB FDD.
Identifies the physical components of the standard USB FDD model, such as the USB cable and eject button.
Lists the items included in the USB FDD package, typically the drive unit and a driver CD-ROM.
Provides a summary of driver installation procedures for different operating systems like Mac OS X, Windows XP, and Windows CE.
Explains that Mac OS X uses a standard built-in driver, so no additional installation is necessary.
Details how to insert and eject floppy diskettes, and connect/disconnect the USB FDD on Mac OS X.
Lists limitations for Mac OS X, such as formatting speeds, lack of 1.4MB Mac format, and visibility of hidden files.
Describes the installation process for the USB FDD driver on Mac OS versions 8.6 through 9.2.
Provides instructions for manually installing and uninstalling the USB FDD driver files on Mac OS.
Explains how to insert and eject diskettes and connect/disconnect the USB FDD on Mac OS 8.6-9.2.
Lists limitations such as unsupported diskette formats, no auto-eject, and inability to boot from USB FDD.
Details the support and installation procedure for the PACE Anti-Piracy USB Floppy Enabler for copy protection.
Describes how Windows XP automatically installs the USB FDD driver via its built-in support.
Explains the safe procedure for unplugging the USB FDD from a Windows XP system using the taskbar icon.
Details that Windows 2000 uses a standard built-in driver, making additional installation unnecessary.
Describes the safe procedure for unplugging the USB FDD from Windows 2000 using the taskbar icon.
Explains that Windows Me uses a standard built-in driver, eliminating the need for additional installation.
Details the safe procedure for unplugging the USB FDD from Windows Me using the taskbar icon.
Guides users through installing the USB FDD driver from the CD-ROM for Windows 98 and 98 SE.
Explains how to configure the USB FDD to use drive letter A by disabling the standard floppy disk controller.
Details installing the USB FDD driver on a Handheld PC using Windows CE Services.
Describes how to download and install the USB FDD driver on a Handheld PC using an internet connection.
Lists limitations for Windows CE, such as access speed, USB hub support, and suspend mode behavior.
Specifies the operating and non-operating temperature ranges for the USB FDD unit.
Defines the acceptable humidity levels for the USB FDD unit.
Indicates the recommended physical orientation for operating the USB FDD.
Lists the supported floppy diskette formats for PC and Macintosh, including read/write capabilities.
Advises users to contact their official Lacie dealer for any support issues.
Provides the web support address for Lacie to obtain further assistance.
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