Using an external hard drive – NextoDI NVS2525 User Manual
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USING AN EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE
13. Using An External Hard Drive
Reference
● The capacity of the USB external hard drive should be larger than 100GB.
● Connect both the NVSPRO+ and the USB external hard drive to their AC power
adapters. If the NVSPRO+ is used to copy to another NEXTO backup device
(via the USB adapter cable) the NVSPRO+ will not need to be connected to
the AC power adapter. (Other Nexto backup devices include the NextoDI
eXtreme ND2700, the Nexto Video Storage ND2725, etc.)
1. Connecting an external USB hard drive
Connect an external USB hard drive using the supplied USB mini-B cable during
“XCopy ready” mode. Connect the larger plug to the eSATAp/USB combo port of
the NVSPRO+. The NVSPRO+ will detect the device and check the external hard drive.
102.3 GB
Cacel
USB Detected
Checking...
USB Cable
USB(mini-B)
USB(Standard-A)
Adapter
Adapter
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The NVSPRO+ allows a user to copy a memory card to both the NVSPRO+ hard
drive and to an eSATAp/USB external hard drive at the same time, making two
copies of data in a single operation. The NVSPRO+ provides “Multi-copy” and
“Sync” functions to make backup more reliable.
2. Connecting an external eSATAp hard drive
Connect the external eSATAp hard drive using the supplied eSATAp (Power over
eSATA) cable during “XCopy ready” mode. Connect the cable to the eSATAp/USB
combo port of the NVSPRO+. The NVSPRO+ will detect the device and check the
external hard drive.
102.3 GB
Cancel
eSATA Detected
Checking...
eSATAp Cable
eSATAp
eSATAp
External Battery
Reference
● The capacity of the eSATAp hard drive should be larger than 100GB.
● The NVSPRO+ only supports the eSATAp (Power over eSATA) hard drive which
delivers the eSATA signal and power through a single cable.
102.3 GB
BMKT Memorive
Too Small Hard Drive
ErrorNo: 0x33006000
USB
Error
If the drive capacity is smaller than 100GB,
the NVSPRO+ shows “USB ERROR” and powers off
automatically. Use a larger hard drive for the external
hard drive.