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User Manual User Manual A-DATA XPG 3.5” SSD RAID Enclosure Description: The RAID Enclosure is a complete RAID solution through the use of two 2.5" SATA hard disks mounted on one mini 3.5" form factor drive cage. It is used as a standard 2.5" SSD/HDD with mirroring capability (RAID 1).
User Manual * Complies with SATA-I, SATA-II interface. Maximum transfer rate up to 1.5Gbps for SATA-I and 3.0Gbps for SATA-II. * SSD Auto Eject when you open the front cover. * Aluminum material, best heat sink. * Dimension: 148.2 x 101.7 x 25.8mm (L*W*H) * Weight: 0.23 kg Accessory List: 3.5”...
User Manual A1 : SSD/HDD 0 Access LED A2 : Power LED A3: SSD/HDD 1 Access LED A4 : Upper cover & SSD/HDD extractor A5 : Lower cover & SSD/HDD extractor A6 : Upper SSD/HDD Safety Lock (Push rightward to open & push leftward to lock) A7 : Push the rise high position to open the upper &...
User Manual LED Table Check the following to see the LED Indicator Table. SSD/HDD 0 Access LED Indicator (A1) Action Message Color Light On Hard Drive 0 Installed Blue Light Off Hard Drive 0 uninstalled Light On Hard Drive 0 Fail Flash Hard Drive 0 Access Blue...
User Manual Safety Lock Upper SSD/HDD Safety Lock & Lower SSD/HDD Safety Lock. Push rightward to open & push leftward to lock. See Picture C. Picture C SSD/HDD Installing: Open the upper & lower cover and put the SSD/HDD into the cage. You can install one SSD/HDD or two SSDs/HDDs.
User Manual Hardware Installation Procedures Please follow below procedures to complete the hardware installation: 1) Open the package, take out the product, make sure the product is brand new and all the necessary parts are included (Please check with Accessory List). If damage or shortage occurred, please contact your distributor or where you bought.
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User Manual Picture E 6) There are 2 ways to mount the 3.5”enclosure on the device: -- Picture F-1) Mount it on the floppy drive bay -- Picture F-2) Mount it inside the case 7) Connect the 3.5” enclosure with PC via 15pin SATA power cable (from Power Supply) and 7pin SATA cable (using included cable).
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User Manual Set the RAID mode by the DIP Switch: RAID Config RAID Status Normal RAID 1 JBOD RAID 0 DIP Switch Table When you want to set any RAID mode as above table, please follow below steps: Step 1: Power off Pull out the Power Cable before you change the Dip Switch.
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User Manual Step 4: Ready to change the RAID Mode Pull off the Power Cable and change the Dip Switch to the RAID Mode you want. Step 5: Activate the RAID Mode Press CHANGE MODE button for 5 seconds and Plug on the Power Cable to activate the RAID setting at the same time.
User Manual RAID Mode DIP Switch Setting: 1. Normal Mode (Set DIP SW-1: OFF, SW-2: OFF) Normal Mode is without specific RAID Functions. The system recognizes two separate SSDs/HDDs of their own capacity when host supports port-multi. Example: you install 100GB and 80GB Hard Drives, and will see two separate capacities of 100GB &...
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User Manual drive with larger capacity. For example, you install 100GB and 80GB Hard Drives, and the capacity will be in one 180GB (100GB+80GB) totally. 4. RAID 0 Mode (Set DIP SW-1: ON, SW-2: ON) RAID 0 Mode is the fastest RAID Mode. Advantage of RAID 0 is to achieve high performance by accumulating each individual hard disk performance.
User Manual Trouble Shooting A) Why can’t I open the panel cover? Please check the Safety Lock is at UNLOCK position. B) Can I install or uninstall the Hard Drive anytime? We suggest you to turn off PC before your installation. C) Why can’t I see the Hard Drive in “My Computer”...
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User Manual CHANGE MODE button pressing while the power cable is connecting. H) Why is the capacity small in RAID 1? The RAID 1 is the safest RAID Mode. The RAID enclosure needs the same capacity in both Hard Drives to mirror the data. Though the capacity will be smallest, the data can rebuild automatically in case one of your hard drive is broken.
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User Manual Notice: 1. Hot-plug function depends on your PC system. Generally, internal SATA device does not support hot-plug function. Some e-SATA devices support but also depend on the motherboard driver. If you are not clear that your PC system supports or not, please do not change your SSD or HDD as the PC is working.
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