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- Page 1 XenData X1 Archive Appliance for ODA Installation and Users Guide © 2019 XenData, Inc. All rights reserved. XenData is a trademark of XenData Limited. Document last modified: 27 December 2019...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance Contents Notices 1. Introduction 1.1. Overview 1.2. Logical Drives 1.3. Specification Connections 2.1. Front 2.2. Rear 3. Installation 3.1. VESA Mounting (Optional) 3.2. Make Connections 3.3. Initial System Configuration 3.4. Setting Policies for Archiving to ODA 3.5. - Page 3 Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance Notices SAFETY & CAUTION INFORMATION AC Power Adapter: Risk of electric shock, fire, or burn if using an AC adapter other than the one provided with the device. Indoor use only and in dry locations. Device must only be repaired by a professional.
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Page 4: Introduction
Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance Chapter 1. Introduction Overview The X1 Archive Appliance manages one or more Sony Optical Disc Archive (ODA) external drives and delivers powerful functionality in a small footprint. The ODA drive(s) is connected via USB 3.1. -
Page 5: Logical Drives
Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance X1 Logical Drives The X1 has two logical drives which are illustrated below. C: is the Windows 10 system drive. X: is the ODA archive logical drive. It contains the files held on the 1.92 TB managed disk and all ODA cartridges that the system knows about. -
Page 6: Specification
❖ The capacity of managed cloud object storage may be upgraded via a license upgrade. ❖ For a list of supported ODA drives, please refer to the XenData web site at www.xendata.com. ❖ For a list of supported cloud storage providers, please refer to the XenData web site at www.xendata.com. -
Page 7: Connections
Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance Chapter 2. Connections Front USB 3.1 type-A port. USB 3.1 Powered type-A port suitable for charging. Audio headphone / microphone jack. On/Off Switch which is used to apply or remove power to the appliance. Power-on or power- off by momentarily pressing this button. -
Page 8: Rear
Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance Rear Power in which connects to the supplied power brick. HDMI 2.0a display port supporting 8 channel audio (7.1 surround sound) 1 Gigabit Network port with RJ45 connectors 2 x USB 3.1 type-A ports... -
Page 9: Installation
Chapter 3. Installation VESA Mounting (Optional) The X1 may be mounted on the back of a monitor or TV that supports a VESA mount. Follow these instructions to attach and use the VESA bracket included with the X1. 1. Using the four small black screws that were included in the X1 box, attach the VESA bracket to the back of the monitor or TV. -
Page 10: Make Connections
4. A XenData hardware configuration utility must now be run. To run, double click on C:\Program Files\XenData\Archive Series\HWConfig. This will launch the hardware configuration utility shown below. If there is a red marker against the drive, as shown above, right click the drive and enable it. -
Page 11: Setting Policies For Archiving To Oda
Installation and Users Guide: XenData X1 Archive Appliance Setting Policies for Archiving to ODA Please refer to the XenData Archive Series Software User Manual. Configuring the XenData Alert Module Please refer to the XenData Archive Series Software User Manual. Page 11... -
Page 12: Power-On And Power-Off Procedures
Chapter 4. Power-On and Power-Off Procedures System Power-On It is important that the ODA drive is powered on and is ready before the X1 boots. Please follow the procedure described below. 1. Power on the ODA drive or drives and wait until they come ready.
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