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# (Optional) select iODD or USB CD-ROM as the first priority of BOOT order in BIOS. | # (Optional) select iODD or USB CD-ROM as the first priority of BOOT order in BIOS. | ||
# If a file has not been selected, then select an ISO file. [[#Selecting a file|Selecting a file]] | # If a file has not been selected, then select an ISO file. [[#Selecting a file|Selecting a file]] | ||
− | # If PC don't find booting device (iODD), then reboot the PC. (Ctrl-Alt-Del) | + | # If PC don't find booting device (iODD), then reboot the PC. <span class="notranslate">(Ctrl-Alt-Del)<span> |
==== Booting Error ==== | ==== Booting Error ==== | ||
− | * Confirm whether the ISO file is | + | * Confirm whether the ISO file is bootable. |
− | * If your PC is old or does not | + | * If your PC is old or does not support multi LUN, please select ''CD-MODE'' (or ''ODD-MODE''). |
* In order to confirm whether the ISO file is able to boot, please try to test it with the validated PC. | * In order to confirm whether the ISO file is able to boot, please try to test it with the validated PC. | ||
− | * Although it is bootable ISO file, please confirm whether the result with a USB DVD-ROM is the same | + | * Although it is bootable ISO file, please confirm whether the result with a real USB DVD-ROM is the same |
− | * If the ISO file is able to boot with USB DVD-ROM and can not boot with iODD, then please use USB Y-CABLE for adding external power. | + | * If the ISO file is able to boot with real USB DVD-ROM and can not boot with iODD, then please use USB Y-CABLE for adding external power. |
− | * If your laptop has own internal DVD-ROM | + | * If your laptop has own internal DVD-ROM, please disable internal DVD-ROM at BIOS settings. or remove it. |
=== Using a Virtual USB fixed disk drive (Virtual Hard Disk) === | === Using a Virtual USB fixed disk drive (Virtual Hard Disk) === | ||
− | * Fixed VHD file only is supported. (dynamic VHD and VHDx files are not supported) | + | * Fixed-size VHD file only is supported. (dynamic VHD and VHDx files are not supported) |
* Also fixed [[wken:VMDK|VMDK]] file is supported. | * Also fixed [[wken:VMDK|VMDK]] file is supported. | ||
− | * Create VHD files directly by [[VHD Tool++|"VHD Tool++"]]. ("VHD Tool++" can creates a file without fragment) | + | * Create VHD files directly to iODD by [[VHD Tool++|"VHD Tool++"]]. ("VHD Tool++" can creates a file without fragment) |
* You can make VMDK by changing name *.VHD to *.VMDK | * You can make VMDK by changing name *.VHD to *.VMDK | ||
− | * If you select a VHD file ([[#Selecting a file|Selecting a file]]),iODD will be rebooted with ''CD-MODE'' and | + | * If you select a VHD file ([[#Selecting a file|Selecting a file]]),iODD will be rebooted with ''CD-MODE'' and be recognized as a USB disk drive. |
− | * If you want to change to ''DUAL-MODE'' or to change Write Protection option, rename the VHD | + | * If you want to change to ''DUAL-MODE'' or to change Write Protection option, rename the VHD filenamd. refer to [[VHD Tool++|"VHD Tool++"]] |
* Max 4 Virtual Drives are supported at the same time ( Successive selection within 3 seconds) | * Max 4 Virtual Drives are supported at the same time ( Successive selection within 3 seconds) | ||
− | # Create a VHD file using [[VHD Tool++|"VHD Tool++"]] | + | # Create a VHD file in iODD using [[VHD Tool++|"VHD Tool++"]] |
# If successful, Do [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Safely-remove-devices-from-your-computer safely remove] the iODD in OS. ( Very Important to NTFS) | # If successful, Do [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Safely-remove-devices-from-your-computer safely remove] the iODD in OS. ( Very Important to NTFS) | ||
# If Power Saving mode is not active, then [[#Go to Power Saving State|Go to Power Saving State]] | # If Power Saving mode is not active, then [[#Go to Power Saving State|Go to Power Saving State]] | ||
#* If ''Plug Out ...'' message appear, disconnect the iODD. | #* If ''Plug Out ...'' message appear, disconnect the iODD. | ||
− | # Connect iODD to | + | # Connect iODD to a PC. and power on the PC. |
− | # (Optional) | + | # (Optional) select iODD or USB Device as the first priority of BOOT order in BIOS. |
# If a file has not been selected, then select a VHD file. ([[#Selecting a file|Selecting a file]]) | # If a file has not been selected, then select a VHD file. ([[#Selecting a file|Selecting a file]]) | ||
− | # If PC don't find booting device (iODD), then reboot the PC. (Ctrl-Alt-Del) | + | # If PC don't find booting device (iODD), then reboot the PC. <span class="notranslate">(Ctrl-Alt-Del)<span> |
=== Using a Virtual USB Removable Flash Drive (Virtual USB Flash Drive) === | === Using a Virtual USB Removable Flash Drive (Virtual USB Flash Drive) === |
Revision as of 10:09, 15 June 2016
Contents
Basic function
iODD's Sample Folder Tree
- create a folder named "_ISO" at root folder
- This folder tree is an example.
- Any file name and folder name under "_ISO" is acceptable
J:
├─_ISO
│ │ Hiren’s BootCD 15.2.iso │ │ ubuntu-14.04.4-desktop-amd64.iso │ │ Windows 10.iso │ │ Windows XP sp3.iso │ │ (Max 32 files or subfolders in a folder) │ │ │ ├─IMA for Floppy
│ │ Bios updater.ima │ │ MS-DOS 6.0.ima │ │ Symantec Ghost.ima │ │ │ ├─RMD for Setup
│ │ Win 7Ent_x86_x64+8.1Pro+10Pro vol2.RMD │ │ Win7_Ult_SP1_Russian_x64.RMD │ │ Windows 10.RMD │ │ │ └─VHD for Booting
│ │ linuxmint-17.3-cinnamon-32bit.vhd │ │ Windows 10 Win2Go.vhd │ │ Windows 7 OS Booting.vhd │ │ │ └─Nested Subfolders is allowed
├─Your Folder 01
├─Your Folder 02
├─Your Folder 99
│ Your files 01.txt │ Your files 02.txt │ Your files 99.txt
2531 Keys
- Navigation
- Up/Down list - Up/Down
Jog Dial
- Select a file - push
Jog Dial
- Go to Up folder - push
BackUp
button
- Up/Down list - Up/Down
- Menu
- To enter to Menu mode - push
Jog Dial
for 3 seconds - To exit - push
BackUp
button
- To enter to Menu mode - push
- Long key ( push for 3 seconds )
- Lift up
Jog Dial
- refresh the file lists - Down
Jog Dial
- Go to Power Saving State - Push
Jog Dial
- enter to Menu mode - Push
BackUp
Button - Reboot. and detach all virtual drives (VHD, RMD, IMA)
- Lift up
- Startup Keys (during startup)
- Lift up
Jog-Dial
- Start up with CD-MODE - Down
Jog-Dial
- Start up with HDD-MODE - Push
Jog Dial
- Reset loading state. Start up with DUAL-MODE - Push
BackUp
Button - Start up with Write-Protected mode.
- Lift up
2541 Keys
- Navigation
- Up/Down list -
2
/8
- Select a file -
5
(or6
, for maintaining loading state)
- Up/Down list -
- Menu
-
Menu
- to enter to Menu. (or Exit). -
4
- Go to upper list
-
- Long key ( push for 3 seconds )
-
1
- Go to Power Saving State -
3
- reboots iODD -
4
- refreshes file lists -
7
- Reboot. and detach all virtual drives (VHD, RMD, IMA) -
0
- Reboot. and temporarily disable Write-Protection
-
- There is not Startup key
Go to Power Saving State
- Power Saving State : Spindle motor is stopped and LCD brightness is low.
- CD loading state is saved.
- (2531) Down the
Jog Dial
for 3 seconds. - (2541) Push the
1
button for 3 seconds.
Selecting a file
- In order to maintain loading state, you must save the state.
- Refer to the above key operations.
- (2531) #2531 Keys
- If Firmware version is 1558 or higher, loading state is automatically saved.
- If not, you must save it manually. (Go to Power Saving State)
- (2541) #2541 Keys
- If Firmware version is lower than 6(7)9-05, button
6
has no function.
- If Firmware version is lower than 6(7)9-05, button
Safely Removal In OS
- If iODD's partition is NTFS, then this function is mandatory when disconnecting iODD from host.
- NTFS does not write Immediately the data to HDD.
- Please do Safely Removal before disconnection.
- If iODD is in write-protected mode and an error message appears, then disable write-protect option. and retry this function.
Initialization
- the firmware is two sorts. one is NTFS version and other is FAT32/exFAT version.
- NTFS firmware version is shipped.
- If you use FAT32 or exFAT Partition, then run FAT Firmware Updater.
- follow the next steps
- assemble the HDD or SSD with iODD
- connect the iODD to PC
- initialize the drive tp MBR
- Format the first partition as NTFS. (if the firmware is FAT, then format it as FAT32 or exFAT)
- In FAT32 partition there is 4G byte file size limitation. please use that carefully.
- create "_ISO" folder in root folder. (not case sensitive)
- copy ISO file to "_ISO" folder. (or create VHD RMD IMA files)
- safely remove iODD. ( very Important if NTFS)
- If Power Saving mode is active, then disconnect and reconnect the USB cable.
- If not, then Go to Power Saving State
- if "Plug Out ..." appears , disconnect and reconnect the USB cable.
- The following messages will appear sequentially in LCD
- "iodd 253(4)1"
- a file name
Initialize All
- If Initialization fails, follow the next steps
- disconnect the USB cable.
- remove the HDD from iODD. and Connect directly it to PC.
- Initialize it to 'GPT'.
- redo Initialization (from the first step). (your HDD is initialized as 'MBR' -> 'GPT' -> 'MBR').
First Aid
- If it has failure suddenly, try one of the following steps until the error is clear
- (2531) press the Jog Dial and hold, and connect iODD to PC. (#2531 Keys, refer to Startup Keys)
- try Safely Removal In OS.
- Check Disk for iODD ( for Windows)
- Rename "_ISO" folder name to other name. Create new _ISO folder, and copy files to this folder. (not moving)
- Update it with the latest firmware.
- Backup the data of iODD, and Initialize All
- If there is hardware problem
- Reboot the PC
- Please change USB cable
- Connect iODD to the port of PC back panel.
- Try it on another pc
- Please change the HDD.
Using a Virtual USB Optical Drive (DVD-ROM or Blu-ray ROM)
- copy ISO files to "_ISO" folder. (or to subfolder)
- Safely Remove. (Required for NTFS )
- If Power Saving mode is not active , then Go to Power Saving State
- If "Plug Out ..." message appears, disconnect the iODD.
- Connect iODD to a PC. and power on the PC.
- (Optional) select iODD or USB CD-ROM as the first priority of BOOT order in BIOS.
- If a file has not been selected, then select an ISO file. Selecting a file
- If PC don't find booting device (iODD), then reboot the PC. (Ctrl-Alt-Del)
Booting Error
- Confirm whether the ISO file is bootable.
- If your PC is old or does not support multi LUN, please select CD-MODE (or ODD-MODE).
- In order to confirm whether the ISO file is able to boot, please try to test it with the validated PC.
- Although it is bootable ISO file, please confirm whether the result with a real USB DVD-ROM is the same
- If the ISO file is able to boot with real USB DVD-ROM and can not boot with iODD, then please use USB Y-CABLE for adding external power.
- If your laptop has own internal DVD-ROM, please disable internal DVD-ROM at BIOS settings. or remove it.
Using a Virtual USB fixed disk drive (Virtual Hard Disk)
- Fixed-size VHD file only is supported. (dynamic VHD and VHDx files are not supported)
- Also fixed VMDK file is supported.
- Create VHD files directly to iODD by "VHD Tool++". ("VHD Tool++" can creates a file without fragment)
- You can make VMDK by changing name *.VHD to *.VMDK
- If you select a VHD file (Selecting a file),iODD will be rebooted with CD-MODE and be recognized as a USB disk drive.
- If you want to change to DUAL-MODE or to change Write Protection option, rename the VHD filenamd. refer to "VHD Tool++"
- Max 4 Virtual Drives are supported at the same time ( Successive selection within 3 seconds)
- Create a VHD file in iODD using "VHD Tool++"
- If successful, Do safely remove the iODD in OS. ( Very Important to NTFS)
- If Power Saving mode is not active, then Go to Power Saving State
- If Plug Out ... message appear, disconnect the iODD.
- Connect iODD to a PC. and power on the PC.
- (Optional) select iODD or USB Device as the first priority of BOOT order in BIOS.
- If a file has not been selected, then select a VHD file. (Selecting a file)
- If PC don't find booting device (iODD), then reboot the PC. (Ctrl-Alt-Del)
Using a Virtual USB Removable Flash Drive (Virtual USB Flash Drive)
- Almost the same as the above method (Using a Virtual USB fixed disk drive)
- But the file extension must be changed. VHD -> RMD
Using a Virtual USB Floppy Drive (Virtual FDD)
- This method is not supported on some computers.
- Uncompressed floppy image IMA, IMG, BIF, VFD is supported.
- IMG, BIF, VFD image file extension must be renamed to IMA.
- Almost the same as the above method