Addonics Technologies RCHD256ES Manuale utente

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T E C H N O L O G I E S

Ruby Cipher AES 256-bit Combo Hard Drive

RCHD256ES & RCHD256EU

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 and Drive Cradle Overview

The drive enclosure is the enclosure where a SATA hard drive is mounted and

secured by 4 screws.

Drive cradle, also known as fixed tray, is the frame that mounts inside the drive

bay of a desktop, server or any computing equipment. The drive cradle provides

both power and data connection between the computer and the drive enclosure.

The Ruby cipher drive cradle fits into any standard 3 1/4” drive bay and can

connect to the computer via SATA or USB 2.0. This interface allows hot

swapping the hard drive without restarting or rebooting the system. The Ruby

drive cradle is compatible with all Ruby drive enclosures and Ruby cipher drive

enclosures.

Ruby Cipher key

Check to make sure you have the correct version

of the Ruby Cipher key. The key should match

the label at the back of the drive enclosure.

Black label AES-256 stands for Ruby Cipher 256-

bit key.

Ruby Enclosure

Top Cover

Switch

Cipher Key

Drive cradle

SATA Interface

Power LED and

Drive Access LED

Switch

Cipher Slot

IMPORTANT

There is no back door for the Ruby Cipher encrypted hard drive if the key is

lost or stolen.

To ensure there is a spare key, your Ruby Cipher bundled kit comes with one

pair of Ruby Cipher keys. These 2 keys have identical encryption code. One of

these keys should be kept in a safe and secure location and can be sent back to

Addonics for duplicating additional keys. If you are down to the last key, be sure

to make a back up of all the data stored inside your encrypted hard drive prior to

sending the last key to Addonics. Addonics is not responsible for key lost in the

mail or retrieval of the data inside the encrypted hard drive.

The CIPHER key MUST be inserted at the front of the drive enclosure in

order for the drive to be ACTIVATED.

Once the drive is INITIALIZED using the Cipher Key that comes with the kit,

the drive can only be accessed by the original key.

The 2 keys that come with each Ruby Cipher bundled kit has their own

unique encryption code. So the keys among different kits are not

interchangeable.

If you have multiple sets of Ruby Cipher kits and would like all the keys to

have the same encryption code, you may make this request at the time of

your order or mail the keys together with master key back to Addonics to

recode them for you. Again be sure that you keep a spare key with you.

Make a back up of your data if you are mailing in your last key.

Keeping track of the hard drive

If you are using the Ruby Cipher drive enclosure to encrypt multiple hard drives,

it is important to label your hard drive if you are taking the drive out of the

enclosure. The hard drive with Ruby Cipher encryption will look like a brand new

drive when attach directly to the SATA controller of a computer. There will be no

partition or any hint to indicate that the drive contains encrypted data. When the

drive is partitioned, all the encrypted data will be lost.

The same holds true if a hard drive already has data on it is installed into the

Ruby Cipher drive enclosure. The computer detects the hard drive as a brand

new drive or a drive that is unallocated. Once you proceed to partition the drive,

the data that was on the hard drive will be erased and cannot be recovered.

A Ruby Cipher encrypted hard drive can be moved to another Ruby Cipher drive

enclosure. But the same key used in encrypting the hard drive must be used in

the new drive enclosure in order to access the drive.

If you are installing multiple Ruby Cipher drive kits in your organization, it

is important to keep track of the drive and the encryption key. Once it gets

mixed up, there is no possible way to recover the data on the encrypted

hard drive.

Step 1

Separate the top from the bottom cover of

the drive enclosure by loosening the screw

as shown on the photo.

Step 2 Align the SATA connector in the 2.5” hard drive with the SATA connector

on the PCB.

Step 3 Wrap the shock absorbers around the hard drive and PCB.

Step 4 Turn over the PCB and secure

the hard drive to the PCB with the

mounting screws that come with the kit.

shock

absorbers

PCB

top cover

2.5” SATA

hard drive

bottom cover

Cipher Key

Power

Connector

Step 5 Mount the board to the bottom

cover.

Step 6 Put the top cover on by holding it in

near vertical position and sliding the two

metal clips inside the two small slots on the

rear of the bottom cover.

Step 7 Lower the front of the top cover and making sure the two covers lined up

properly. Tighten the small retaining screw on the front of the bottom cover to

close the enclosure.

Cable Connections When Used as an External Hard Drive

Switch:

INT: This mode is used when the enclosure is placed inside a drive cradle. For

drive cartridge system kits, this is the mode used.

EXT: This mode is used if the enclosure is used as an external hard drive.

Ruby Drive Cradle

Power: Connect the power cable (provided) to the 5V power connector located at

the back of the enclosure.

Data:

Model: RCHD256ES

Connect the eSATA to eSATA cable to the eSATA connector located at the back

of the enclosure and the other end of the eSATA cable to the eSATA connector

on your SATA host controller with eSATA ports.

Model: RCHD256EU

Connect the eSATA to eSATA cable to the eSATA connector located at the back

of the enclosure and the other end of the eSATA cable to the eSATA connector

on the USB2.0 to eSATA adapter. You can now plug the adapter to a USB port

on your system.

Powering On Enclosure:

Note: Be sure the Ruby cipher key is inserted into the drive enclosure prior to

turning on the power of the drive cradle. The hard drive will not be

detected by the computer if the power to the drive cradle is turned on

without the Cipher key. Under such condition, the power on the drive

cradle will have to be turned off and turned back on again with the

Cipher key already inserted into the drive enclosure in order to detect

the hard drive.

To power on the enclosure, move the switch located at the front of the enclosure

to the EXT mode. When the switch is turned on, the LED light beside it would

light up to indicate power and also drive access.

Note: There are no drivers needed to use the eSATA cable as long as the

drivers are installed for the Serial ATA Controller card/chip. It is plug

and play.

Brand New Hard drive must be partitioned and formatted first before a

drive letter is assigned by the OS.

Cable Connections When Used as an Internal Hard Drive

Note: You can only use one power connector at a time. Either use the 4-pin

Molex or 15-pin SATA connector but do not simultaneously use them.

Internal/External

Power Switch

Power connection

using 5V power adapter

or USB power cable

15-pin SATA

power connector

4-pin Molex

power connector

7-pin SATA

data connector

Models: RCHD256ES & RCHD256EU

*Note: The Ruby Drive Cartridge System with the SATA interface must be

connected to a SATA controller with hot swap capability in order to add and

remove drive cartridge without rebooting. Please consult your motherboard or the

add-in card manufacturer to determine hot swap support on your SATA

controller. All of the Addonics SATA Host Controllers are hot swap capable.

Step 1: Connect a SATA cable to the 7-pin SATA data connector to the SATA

interface of the cradle.

Step 2: Connect a 15-pin SATA power cable from your system’s power supply to

the SATA interface of the cradle. This power connection provides power to the

ruby drive cartridge system.

Step 3: Slide the Ruby enclosure inside the cradle. Insert the Cipher key. To turn

ON the drive enclosure, place switch on INT position.

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.

FREE Software Drivers for all Addonics Technologies

Products are available 24 hours per day at the

World Wide Web Site: www.addonics.com

Contact Information

Phone: 408-573-8580

Fax: 408-573-8588

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

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Phone: 408-453-6212

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

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

Drive cradle

Drive

enclosure

Mounting holes for

3 ½” drive bay

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