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If you need this converter, call MY-STUFF or contact and purchase a Zip pin cable converter. 7.

Installation Guide.

User s Guide. Troubleshooting How to Get Help.

Quick Start instructions in blue bold).

Check the User s Guide for information on using your Zip drive and Iomega software (pages 22-34).

Insert a Zip disk and start using your new Zip drive to: Expand your computer storage 250MB at a time Move your work to different locations and computers Back up your hard disk quickly and easily Create a multimedia library Store large scanned or downloaded files Organize large amounts of information Take work home or on the road Design and demo multimedia presentations Use one disk per account, project, or client Password protect sensitive information Archive old files and messages Share large files with co-workers, clients, friends, and service bureaus Keep financial and business records safe and secure Collect stuff from on-line services without filling up your hard drive Store and run all your games Save absolutely anything you don t want to throw away.

If you encounter any problems while installing your Zip drive, refer to Troubleshooting on page 35.

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If your Mac does not have a built-in SCSI connector, you will need a special adapter to connect your Zip drive.

Computer Back SCSI Symbol Built-in SCSI Connector CAUTION Iomega internal testing indicates that the Zip drive works when connected to the end of a Fast SCSI-2 or Ultra SCSI chain using a high quality cable.

If you choose to connect to a Fast SCSI-2 or Ultra SCSI chain rather than a Mac standard SCSI connection, make sure the Zip drive is always connected at the end of the chain.

The Zip drive does not operate at Fast SCSI or Ultra SCSI speeds but should not slow the performance of other devices if it is connected at the end of the chain.

Pin SCSI Connection: See Cables and Converters.

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IomegaWare CD Owners Manual Data Cable External Power Supply Mac Installation Zip 250 Drive 250MB Zip Disk (Blank) 250MB capacity where 1MB 1 million bytes.

The capacity reported by your operating system may vary.

NOTE: For maximum performance and reliability, use only Genuine 250MB Zip disks.

You can also use Genuine 100MB Zip disks (see page 24.) Shut down your Mac and turn OFF power to the computer and all connected devices.

CAUTION Always turn off power to the computer and all devices connected to it (such as printers or drives) before beginning any computer hardware change.

Tighten all connector screws.) PC Installation Zip Connector 5 Connect the other end of the cable to the SCSI connection on your Mac.

PowerBook Users: You need a special PowerBook cable (which you may already have) or an HDI SCSI adapter to connect the Zip drive to a PowerBook.

If you do not already have a PowerBook SCSI cable, you can purchase a PowerBook adapter by calling MY-STUFF.

Mac Installation Cables and Converters for Different SCSI Connections 25 Pin D-Sub Connector The SCSI Zip drive uses this connector.

This connector works directly with the Zip SCSI data cable or any standard 25 pin SCSI cable.

If you need an extra Zip SCSI data cable, you can purchase it by calling MY-STUFF or contacting (See Caution on page 4.) 50 Pin High Density Connector Iomega Jaz drives and Jaz Jet SCSI adapters use this connector.

Use a 50 HD to 25 D-Sub SCSI cable to connect your Zip drive to this connector.

You can purchase this cable by calling MY-STUFF or contacting the Iomega web site at 50 Pin Centronix Connector Some older SCSI drives use this connector.

To connect your Zip drive to this connector, use a 25 D-Sub Female to 50 Centronix Male cable converter with a Zip data cable.

If you need this converter, call MY-STUFF or contact and purchase a Zip pin cable converter.

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