Jet Dust Collector
Not sure if that is the model I have, I am not at home where the shop is, but I do have a 2 hp Jet with the "dust dawg" cannister. I love it compared to my older model with those dusty bags. I collect the shavings in a plastic bag on the bottom and then just toss it. The biggest challenge is remembering to knock the dust of the filter often. Mine has a rotating paddle that you must turn by hand, and I find it to be marginal in real use. I usually just walk over and whack the filter by hand everytime I go by, and I see lots of finer dust dropping into the bag.
I have also added a 30 gal. can as a separator before the dust collector (using one of those nifty plastic lids in all the suppliers catalogs) that collects probably 90% of the shavings. When I start getting lots of sawdust in the bag on the DC I know it's time to dump the can.
Two other tips that I would offer would be get to get one of the remote control switches to start the DC and put the DC in a separate room. My shop is air-conditioned (I live in Florida so it was almost required) and I didn't want to suck all that cool out out of my shop. I have it in the corner but the noise was getting on my nerves, so I simply built a closet around it with a tight seal on the door. On the top of closet I built-in frames for several large standard size furnace filters. I use the filters that filter out small particles to help trap what the cannister filter misses. By putting a double layer on top of the closet it stops most of the noise of the DC, but still recycles all my cool air back into the shop.
Ray