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Natec KANGAROO DUAL - Device Mode and Disk Formatting; Device Mode Operation; One Touch Backup (OTB); Formatting Your Hard Disk

Natec KANGAROO DUAL
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• Those hard drives may produce noise during the Clone process.
• A Cloned drive also takes over the disk ID from the master drive. This causes Windows
Vista,Win7/8 to shut down one of the drives if both drives are placed into the HDD docking
after cloning. The disk can be switched “online” again in the Windows option “Disk Management”.
Device Mode
The device mode permits the docking station to act as external dual hard drives that allows you to backup
the data of your computer to those external hard drives.
1. Make sure that those hard drives have no bad sectors. Bad sectors will cause unpredictable problems.
2. Put one or two hard drives into the docking station. Please make sure that those hard drives are correctly
and firmly connected to those SATA connectors of the docking station.
3. Connect the USB cable to the docking station and to a PC.
4. Connect the power adapter to the docking station and to power outlet.
5. Power up the docking station by pressing the power button.
6. Now the computer should detect the new hardware.
In Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8 or above it is not necessary to install drivers. If Windows can’t recognize the
docking station, please refer to the FAQ for more information.
OTB function (One Touch Backup)
The OTB function lets you backup your data by just pressing one button. It’s an easy way to backup your
important data to an external hard drive.
For more information, please visit our website (www.natec-zone.com) to download the file about OTB
introduction and operate software.
FORMATTING YOUR HARD DISK
WARNING!
Before you partition your hard disk, please be aware that this will destroy all your existing data on the drive,
so make sure you have a backup! This step is usually only required the first time you install a factory new
hard drive or if you want to change the existing format.
Information about file system formats
Windows File System Formats
There are two file system formats for Windows user: NTFS and FAT32.
Use NTFS if you use the drive only with Windows XP, Windows Vista, and or Windows 7/8/10 (performance
will generally be greater when compared to FAT32). This file system is compatible in read only mode with

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