SanDisk IXpand User manual

951 SanDisk Drive, Milpitas, CA 95035

USER GUIDE

iXpand™ Flash Drive

Introduction

Getting Started

•Connecting to iPhone/iPad

•Charging

•Understanding the LED indicator

Applications

•App Overview

•Camera Roll Sync

•File Management

•Photo

•Video

•Music

•Password Protection

•Sharing

•Contact Management

Device Settings

•Drive Name

•Formatting

•Firmware update

Troubleshooting & Support

Instructional Icons

Warning

Information

Quick Tip

Introduction

iXpand Flash Drive Overview

Automatically syncs photos and videos from camera roll when connected.

Transfer photos and videos from the camera roll to the drive to free up

iPhone/iPad memory.

Watch popular-format movies directly from the drive1.

Encrypts files across iPhone, iPad, and computers for secure transfer2.

Lightning Connector

USB Connector

LED Indicator

Figure: iXpand Flash Drive layout

Works with

iPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air ™, iPad mini ™, iPad

with Retina display and newer (iOS 7.1+).

Windows vista®, Windows 7, Windows 8, Mac OS X v10.6+.

Specifications

Interface: Lightning and USB 2.0 connectors

Available in: 16GB, 32GB and 64GB3

Operational Temperature: 0~60° C.

Dimensions: 64.17mm x 36.78mm x 11.80mm

Battery: pre-charged, ready to use

1 Support for .WMV, .AVI, .MKV, .MP4, .MOV video formats. Compatible device required.

2 Password protection uses 128-bit AES encryption and is supported by iOS 7+, Mac OS X v10.6+ (Software download

required for Mac, (see www.sandisk.com/support/ixpandflashdrive) Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.

31GB=1,000,000,000 bytes. Actual user storage less.

Getting Started

Connecting to iPhone/iPad

Physical connection

Gently lift the Lightning connector slightly to connect to iPhone/ iPad

Installing the app

When you’ve connected the drive to your iPhone or iPad, you’ll be prompted to

install the companion iXpand Sync app.

1If this does not occur, please be sure the drive is fully charged. On the screen,

select “App Store”.

2Install the “iXpand Sync” app from the App Store.

Charging iXpand Flash Drive

Plug your drive into a computer USB port or a USB AC adaptor* to charge it.

* USB AC adaptor: not included with the drive

LED Indicator

The LED on the side of iXpand Flash drive indicates its battery, charging and transfer

status as explained below

•Green –sufficient battery

•Red –low battery level. Charge by plugging the device to a USB port of PC/Mac

computer or a USB AC adaptor

•Amber- charging in progress. Will become green when done

•Blinking-file transfer in progress. Do not disconnect the drive

Applications

App overview

iXpand sync app is the companion to your iXpand Flash Drive. Its major functions:

1. Add photos/videos from the camera roll to the drive with the ‘+’ button.

2. Access other functions - camera sync, “My Downloads”, settings and transfer

contacts through the menu icon in the top left corner.

Camera Roll Sync

You can back up your camera roll to the iXpand Flash Drive by setting up auto-sync or

manually syncing as needed.

Automatic Sync

Set-up once and transfer your camera roll to the drive automatically each time the

drive is connected.

To set-up:

1Connect the iXpand Flash Drive to the iPhone/iPad.

2On the app, go to Menu Camera Sync.

3Turn on the “Automatic Sync” option on the camera sync screen.

Syncing may take longer than normal the 1st time. Once set up, only newly added

files will be copied to the drive.

Manual Sync

Sync your camera roll with the drive as needed using manual sync.

To sync:

1Connect the iXpand Flash Drive to your iPhone/iPad.

2Go to Menu Camera Sync.

3To change the destination of the synced files on the drive, select the “Sync

Destination” as a folder on the drive.

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