Hama Save2Data SecureKey User manual

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Save2DataFlash Drive

Operating Instructions

Bedienungsanleitung

Content

1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes ................................................................Page 5

2. Package Contents .........................................................................................................Page 5

3. Safety Instructions.........................................................................................................Page 5

4. Technical Data ...............................................................................................................Page 6

5. Use with a USB connection ...........................................................................................Page 6

6. Starting up the Save2Data ............................................................................................Page 7

6.1 Explanation of the most important symbols and icons of the Save2Data app...............Page 7 / 8

7. Playback and transfer of pictures, videos and music

7.1 Playback and transfer of pictures

7.1.1 Playback of pictures..........................................................................................Page 9

7.1.2 Transferring pictures .........................................................................................Page 10/11

7.1.3 Additional options in the context menu.............................................................Page 23 /24

7.2 Playback and transfer of videos

7.2.1 Playback of videos............................................................................................Page 12

7.2.2 Transferring videos............................................................................................Page 12

7.2.3 Additional options in the context menu.............................................................Page 12

7.3 Playback and transfer of music

7.3.1 Music playback.................................................................................................Page 12 / 13

7.3.2 Transferring music ............................................................................................Page 13

7.3.3 Additional options in the context menu.............................................................Page 13

8. Backing up data and contacts

8.1 Backing up data ........................................................................................................Page 14

8.2 Backing up and restoring contacts .............................................................................Page 14

9. File management via folder structure............................................................................Page 15

10. Taking pictures with the Save2Data app.......................................................................Page 15

11. Additional settings of the Save2Data app ....................................................................Page 16

12. Warranty Disclaimer ......................................................................................................Page 16

13. Service and Support.......................................................................................................Page 16

Disposal Instructions.....................................................................................................Page 32

GOperating instruction

Thank you for choosing a Hama product.

Take your time and read the following instructions and information completely. Please keep these

instructions in a safe place for future reference. If you sell the device, please pass these operating

instructions on to the new owner.

1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes

Warning

This symbol is used to indicate safety instructions or to draw your attention to specic hazards

and risks.

Note

This symbol is used to indicate additional information or important notes.

2. Package Contents

•“Save2Data”Lightning/USB 3.0 ash drive

3. Safety Instructions

•The product is intended for private, non-commercial use only.

•Protect the product from dirt, moisture and overheating, and only use it in a dry environment.

•Do not use the product in the immediate vicinity of heaters or other heat sources or in direct sunlight.

•Do not drop the product and do not expose it to any major shocks.

•Do not attempt to service or repair the product yourself. Leave any and all service work to qualied

experts.

•Do not open the device or continue to operate it if it becomes damaged.

•Dispose of packaging material immediately according to locally applicable regulations.

•Do not modify the product in any way. Doing so voids the warranty.

•Keep this product, as all electrical products, out of the reach of children!

4. Technical Data

Warning

Never useboth theUSB type AandtheLightningplug at thesame time.

Lightning-USB 3.0 Stick “Save2Data”

Power supply

(USB 3.0)

32GB: max. 5V 230mA

64GB: max. 5V 245mA

128GB: max. 5V 270mA

Storage capacities and

le system 32GB – FAT32, 64GB – FAT32, 128GB – FAT32

Connections USB 3.0 type A

Lightning(8-pin connector)

Operating systems

•Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP

•Mac OS 10.4 or higher

•iOS 6.0 or higher

•Requires: Installation of the Hama Save2Data app

5. Use with a USB connection

•Use the USB plug to connect the Save2Data ash drive to a free USB port on your computer.

•You can now use theSave2Data ash drive like any other USB mass storage device.

•Forbest results, use a USB 3.0 port.

Warning – Data Loss

•Always remove theremovable storagemedium using theejectfunction of youroperatingsystem.

•If youdo not do this,datamaybe lost.

6. Starting up the Save2Data

Note – Formatting

In order to function correctly, the Save2Data

ash drive must be formatted with the FAT32

le system.

•Download Hama’s Save2Data app from the

Apple App Store.

•Connect the Save2Data ash drive to your

terminal device (iPhone/iPad) using the Lightning

connector.

•Start the Save2Data app.

Note – Symbol

This symbol is used to indicate when

you must tap the screen at a particular

place in order to perform an action or

open a menu.

6.1 Explanation of the most important

symbols and icons of the Save2Data app

Main menu

Menu fordisplaying and

transferringpictures

Menu for playing back and

transferring videos

Menu for playing back music

Menu for backing up and restoring

data and contacts

Menu for accessing the directory

structure of the Save2Data and

the terminal device

Menu for system settings

Allows access to the data saved on

the terminal device

Displays the amount of storage

used and free on the terminal

device

Allows access to the data saved on

the Save2Data

Displays the amount of storage

used and free on the Save2Data

Opens the camera option of the

Save2Data app

Additional symbols/icons

Return to previous view

Return to the main menu

When accessing the Save2Data:

Opens the menu for changing the

display and sorting of the data

When accessing the terminal

device: List view of the data

List view of the stored data

(Save2Data only)

Preview (thumbnail) of the stored

data

/Change between the storage of

the Save2Data and that of the

terminal device

Red = active storage

Grey = inactive storage

Create a new folder in the Files

menu (only when accessing the

Save2Data)

/Select les/folders on which to use

the options in the context menu

Copy the selected les

Delete the selected les

Share: Opens the context menu of

the terminal device

More: Opens the menu for moving

or renaming (only when accessing

the Save2Data) the selected le(s)

Note – App permissions

•Some features of Hama’s Save2Data app

require certain permissions on your terminal

device (such as backing up/restoring contact

info, backing up pictures, etc.)

•If the app does not have the necessary

permissions, a message is displayed when

the function is executed.

•To allow access, select Hama’s Save2Data

app in the settings of your terminal device

and slide the corresponding switch to green.

7. Playback and transfer of pictures,

videos and music

7.1 Playback and transfer of pictures

7.1.1 Playback of pictures

•Photos

•By default, the pictures stored on the

Save2Data are displayed.

•Choose whether the pictures from the

Save2Data or your terminal device should

be shown.

•Tap the picture which is to be displayed.

•The picture is displayed in playback mode.

•Various options are available.

•/

Choose whether automatic playback is to stop

after showing the last picture or repeat from the

beginning.

•/

Start and pause the automatic playback.

Note: After a few seconds, automatic playback

switches into full-screen mode. If you tap

the screen, automatic playback is paused

immediately.

•/

Start and pause the background music.

Note: To enable the background music, rst go

to the Music menu and start playing a track.

Then switch back to the Photos menu and start

playback mode. The music continues playing in

the background

•

Save the currently displayed picture directly on

the terminal device (only during playback from

the Save2Data ash drive).

•

Opens the context menu of the terminal device

with various options.

7.1.2 Transferring pictures

•Photos

•By default, the pictures stored on the

Save2Data are displayed.

•Choose whether the pictures from the

Save2Data or your terminal device should

be transferred.

•If prompted, conrm that the app has permission

to access your photos.

•Select in the top-right corner of

the display.

•

Use the circle at the left edge of the display to

select the picture(s) that you wish to transfer. On

successful selection, the circle turns red with a

white check mark

•To select all pictures at once, tap Select all at

the top-left corner of the display.

•The menu items displayed at the bottom become

available once a selection is made.

•Various options are available

•Copy (le remains in the source storage)

•Move (picture is removed from the source

storage) (nd the Move option under the

menu item More)

•Once you have selected one of the options

named above, the other (target) storage location

opens.

•At the top-middle edge of the display, you can

choose between internal storage (terminal

devices) and external storage (USB storage).

This allows you to, for example, copy or move

pictures into a sub-folder of your Save2Data.

•Choose the folder in which the copied pictures

are to be saved.

Note – Transferring pictures

and videos

•Be advised that when transferring pictures

or videos from the Save2Data to your

terminal device, they can only be saved in the

Photos Pictures folder.

•These pictures and videos can then be found

in the gallery on your terminal device.

Note – Save2Data folder

•When you transfer data from the Save2Data

to your terminal device, a folder is created in

the internal storage called Save2Data.

•This folder can only be accessed by the

Save2Data app.

•Please note that if you remove the app from

your terminal device, the les in this folder

will be deleted.

•Before saving the le you may create a new

folder (only on the Save2Data, not on the

terminal device).

•To do this, choose the option Create folder in

the bottom-left corner of the display and enter a

name for the folder.

•After selecting the desired target folder, save

the le(s) by selecting the Paste option in the

bottom-right corner of the display.

•Then the transfer window opens to show the

progress of the transfer.

•Successfully transferred data are listed under the

Succeeded tab.

•If the transfer is interrupted, the les affected are

listed under the Failed tab.

•

You are returned to the folder in which you

selected the pictures to be transferred.

Note – Transferring data

Since the procedure for transferring videos,

documents, etc. is identical, the corresponding

sections of these instructions refer to this

section.

Note – Transferring from and to the

same storage device

It is possible to transfer les from and to the

same storage device (for example, pictures and

videos from the Save2Data into a sub-folder).

7.1.3 Additional options in the context menu

•Photos

•By default, the pictures stored on the

Save2Data are displayed.

•Choose whether the pictures from the

Save2Data or your terminal device should

be shown.

•Select in the top-right corner of

the display

•

Use the circle at the left edge of the display to

select the picture(s) that you wish to transfer. On

successful selection, the circle turns red with a

white check mark

•To select all pictures at once, tap Select all at

the top-left corner of the display.

•Aside from the options to copy and move, the

context menu at the bottom edge of the display

also provides other options.

•Delete: Deletes the selected file(s) from the

storage location.

•Share: Opens the context menu of the

terminal device.

•More: The Rename option is displayed. This

option is only available for storage locations

on the Save2Data and with a single file

selected. Enter a new file name and confirm

with OK.

Note – Additional option

•The New folder and Rename options

are only available in the storage of the

Save2Data.

•Since the procedures for these additional

options are identical for videos, documents,

etc., the corresponding sections of these

instructions refer to this section.

7.2 Playback and transfer of videos

7.2.1 Playback of videos

•Videos

•By default, the videos stored on the Save2Data

are displayed.

•Choose whether the video from the

Save2Data or your terminal device should

be play.

•Tap the video which is to be played.

•The video is displayed in playback mode and

playback begins automatically.

•Various options are available.

•

Switch between full-screen and window modes

•

Play the previous video

•/

Start/pause playback

•

Play the next video

7.2.2 Transferring videos

Note – Transferring videos

•See section 7.1.2

•Procedure identical to transferring pictures

7.2.3 Additional options in the

context menu

Note – Additional options

•See section 7.1.3

•Options identical to context menu for pictures

7.3 Playback and transfer of music

7.3.1 Music playback

•Music

•By default, the tracks stored on the Save2Data

are displayed.

•Choose whether the music from the

Save2Data or your terminal device should

be played.

•Tap the track which is to be played.

•The track is displayed in playback mode and

playback begins automatically.

•Various options are available.

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