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Changing the RAID Mode

Changing the RAID mode with the device power off (recommended):

1. If you are currently using the enclosure, safety remove the device in Windows or 
   OSX and turn off the units power. Changing the RAID mode will erase the data in 
   the drives, please back up the data first.

2. Select the preferable RAID mode by using the RAID dial located on the back of the
    enclosure.
3. Turn on the enclosure.

4. Format (PC) or erase (Mac) the new volume in your system.

Reset

JBOD

RAID0

Reset

Complete

RAID1

Changing the RAID mode with the power on:

Reset

RAID0

Complete

RAID1

2. For FireWire interface:

d. Press the RESET button again.

a. Switch RAID mode to JBOD mode (Steps a & b may be skipped if you are
    currently in JBOD mode).

b. Press the RESET button for 1-2 seconds then release. The LED will start to flash 
    then turn off, indicating the completion of the RAID setup.

c. Switch to the preferable RAID mode.

e. Format (PC) or Erase (Mac) the new volume in your system.

1. For USB & eSATA interfaces:

a. Select the preferable RAID mode by using the RAID dial selector located on the 
    back of the enclosure

b. Press and hold the RESET button for 1-2 seconds then release. The LED will 
    start to flash then turn off, indicating the completion of the RAID setup.

c. Format (PC) or Erase (Mac) the new volume in your system.

See below for an example for on changing the RAID mode from RAID 0 to RAID 1 
for USB/eSATA interface:

See below for an example on changing the RAID mode from RAID 0 to RAID 1 for 
FireWire interface:

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Summary of Contents for MB662USEB-2S-1

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...evice 1 Package Contents LED indicator Front door panel Aluminum Shell Support pad eSATA cable Device User manual Power adapter Power cord C D E USB 2 0 Cable FireWire 800 Cable B A Drive eject button...

Page 3: ...to open the front panel 3 Back View of the Device jo ED 6W pvupvu pqujdbm bvejp pvu RAID Setting RESET RAID1 RAID0 BIG JBOD 2 3 VTC4 1 fTBUB Safety key lock Power port Power switch Cable eSATA Cable...

Page 4: ...once the front panel is secure Caution The enclosure will automatically erase any existing data when the enclosure is set to any RAID mode with the exception of JBOD mode Check section 7 for detailed...

Page 5: ...en connecting both eSATA and FireWire interfaces at the same time then enclosure will use the eSATA as the primary interface LED Indicators HDD access HDD Fail Empty bay RAID Status Rebuilding Verifyi...

Page 6: ...ll only have access to a single volume JBOD Non Raid The two physical disks are read as two independent hard drives in a single housing so that two logical volumes mount on the desktop Therefore the c...

Page 7: ...ay 1 While setting up RAID 1 the hard drive will recognize HDD 1 as the source drive HDD 2 as the target drive If one of the hard drives was to malfunction simply remove the malfunctioning hard drive...

Page 8: ...o JBOD mode Steps a b may be skipped if you are currently in JBOD mode b Press the RESET button for 1 2 seconds then release The LED will start to flash then turn off indicating the completion of the...

Page 9: ...changed all data will be erased and can not be restored 6 This enclosure supports S M A R T functionality and sleep mode 4 It is recommended to use brand new hard drives for any RAID array if you are...

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