Addonics Technologies AE25RDESU Manuale utente

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Portable Dual Drive RAID Enclosure

Model: AE25RDESU

User’s Guide

FCC Warning Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital

device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If the equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off, the user

is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following

suggestions.

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver

Connect the equipment to a different power outlet other than the one where receiver is

connected

Consult a certified television or radio technician

Enclosure Overview

Removable front door

with ventilation holes

Power and individual drive activity LED

RAID Setting

button

Backup

Eject for

Drive 1

Eject for

Drive 2

Drive bay 1

Drive bay 2

Sturdy and heat resistant

aluminum enclosure

eSATA 3Gbps

connection

USB2.0 connection

RAID selection switch

Power connector for

5V power adapter

(AAPAC5V)

Power switch

Installation Guide

1. To remove the front door of the enclosure, loosen screws on each side.

2. Detach the front door of the enclosure.

3. Slide the 2.5’’ SATA hard disk into the drive bay.

4. Make sure that the SATA drives are seated correctly on the SATAconnectors

of the enclosure.

5. Screw back the front door of the enclosure.

6. Tighten the screws(both sides) to secure the front door.

How to Configure Raid

Raid Setting Table

How to Build Raid JBOD

a. Setup Raid mode JBOD using RAID selection switch

b. USB Connection

Plug in mini USB data cable & USB power cable as shown.

c. Plug the other end of the mini USB data cable & USB power cable to USB ports

on your system.

Note: Due to the different layouts of Laptops, we suggest to plug the USB

cables on opposite sides of the Laptops to avoid weak power from the

same side USB ports.

Avoid using the front USB ports of desktop because, sometimes, it is too

weak to give enough power.

eSATA Connection

If you are connecting via eSATA, you will have to connect the USB power cable

or the 110/220V AC/DC 5V power adapter.

Note: To see 2 individual drives (JBOD single) using eSATA connection, the

enclosure must be connected to a port multiplier compatible SATA host

controller.

d. Turn on the power switch.

e. Press the “RAID Setting” button once.

Note: Since the default Raid mode may be different from your new Raid mode

setting, it is required to press the “RAID Setting” button once before

using Portable Dual Drive RAID enclosure.

f. Place the cursor on the My Computer icon on your desktop, do a right click and

choose “Manage” by clicking mouse left button

RAID Selection Switch

Display RAID Status 4 2 1

0 BIG (span) OFF OFF OFF

1 JBOD (single) OFF OFF ON

2 FAST (strip) OFF ON OFF

3 SAFE (mirror) OFF ON ON

4 SAFE33 ON OFF OFF

5 SAFE50 ON OFF ON

6 RESERVED ON ON OFF

7 GUI ONLY ON ON ON

JBOD (single)

OFF

USB Data Cable

USB Power

Cable

Power Switch

g. Select “Disk Management” .

h. Disk Management shows the hard disks that are “Unallocated”

i. Place cursor on Disk 1, do a right click then select “Initialize Disk ”

j. Press ”OK”

k. Refer to steps i & j to initialize Disk 2

l. Hard disks will become “Online”

m. Place cursor on Unallocated portion and select “New Partition”

n. Choose ”Next”

o. Choose ”Next” again.

p. Set up partition size and click “Next”

q. Tick “Quick format” and click ”Next”

r. Click ”Finish”

s. Disk Management shows system is “Formatting”

t. When format is finish , it shows the drive as “Healthy”

u. Format the other hard disk by referring to steps m ~ r.

v. When the drive has been formatted, “My Computer” will show two Physical

hard disks

How to build Raid : BIG(Span)

Set the DIP switch as above and Refer to Step b ~ v to build the Raid BIG(Span)

mode. This time you can see only 1 hard disk only(see following two pictures.)

How to build Raid : SAFE50

Set the DIP switch as following and Refer to Step b ~ v to build the Raid SAFE50

mode. This time you can see 2 hard disks ( one is mirror hard disk and the other,

BIG. See following two pictures.

To hard disks Two healthy hard disks

After Raid SAFE50 is finished, you can see two new hard disks, one is with Raid

mirroring and the other is with Raid BIG.

0 BIG (span) OFF OFF OFF 5 SAFE50 ON OFF ON

Trouble shooting

A Can only see “8GB Unallocated”

Possible reasons are:

A-1 You did not install any hard disk.

A-2 During initial installation you forgot to press “RAID Setting” button once.

A-3 You have change the Raid mode but forgot to press “RAID Setting” button

once.

B Show wrong hard disk capacity or wrong hard disk numbers

B-1 Normally, it is because you have changed Raid mode setting but did not

delete the previous Raid partition. In this case, you will have to delete the

previous Raid partition on the hard disks and then, re-organize your hard

disks again.

C Hard disk LED indicators are blinking with green/red

C-1 This is because the Safe (mirror) mode is rebuilding. It usually occurs during

initial setup of the Saf e(mirror) mode or you change the new hard disks.

C-2 The LED blinking will return to normal after rebuilding process is finished.

C-3 While the Safe(Mirror) is rebuilding or verifying, you can still use the hard

disks, only the performance will be slower than expected.

D Hard disk LED light on Red or Red blinking

d-1 It means the this hard disk is not put in or not connected properly or the put in

hard disk is failed.

E Red LED “PWR/Backup” is blinking

E-1 It means you already push the ‘Back up” button and ready to proceed the

back up.

F LED “PWR/Back up” does not light on

F-1 It means the hard drive has problem under Safe(Mirror) Mode.

G When powering on, you can hear the ‘clicker’ sound

G-1 That means you have not connected the USB power cable to a USB port

properly or the USB power socket does not supply enough power.

H Can not see the correct device data under “57xx SteelVine Manager”

H-1 You can click the upper left icon “File” & click “Scan Drives” from pop-up

window to see it.

Technical Support

If you need assistance to get your unit functioning properly, please call Addonics

Technical Support. Our technical staff will be happy to assist you, but they will

need your help to do so. Calling the technical support staff without all the proper

information can be both time consuming and frustrating. Here are some tips to

help you out:

MODEL NUMBER –Please have this number on hand.

SYSTEM INFORMATION –Type of computer, peripherals, etc.

OPERATING SYSTEM –What version of Windows

WHAT’S THE TROUBLE? –Give enough information

about your problem so that we can recreate and diagnose it.

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Contact Information

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Fax: 408-573-8588

Email: http://www.addonics.com/sales/query/

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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Hours: 8:30 am -6:00 pm PST

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