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G-SPEED eS PRO INSTALLATION GUIDE
GUIDE
3. Remove the failed drive (In this example Drive 3, of the G-
GUIDE Guide
SPEED eS PRO connected to port 2 of the G-Tech RAID
controller) by inserting the provided key in to the lock hole and
gently sliding the drive module out of the enclosure.
X
PORT 1
PORT 2
WARNING: Make absolutely sure that you remove the failed drive indicated
by the GUI. If multiple G-SPEED eS PRO units are connected to the G-Tech
RAID controller, it is a good idea to follow the cable to ensure you know
which Port # the array is connected to on the RAID controller.
REMOVING THE WRONG DRIVE WILL RESULT IN THE LOSS OF THE
ARRAY AND ALL OF THE CONTENT STORED ON
G-SPEED eS PRO.
4.
Replace the failed drive with a new disk module and secure in
place. Once the drive has spun up to speed, the GUI will
indicate that the array is rebuilding (The "Status" shows
Rebuilding and the percentage complete) as shown below.
The rebuild time is approximately 2 hours per TB.
5.
Once the rebuild is complete, G-SPEED eS PRO is back to
Normal and protecting your valuable data once again.
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