Raidon SAFETank Series, User Manual

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GR5640 User Manual
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3. Hardware Requirements and Precautions
1. When connected to the computer system, it’s prohibited to remove, insert or swap the hard drive
while data transfer is being performed.
2. It’s prohibited to change the positioning of the drives once the initial installation has been
completed as the changes made to the drive positions may destroy the RAID formation.
3. The product needs to be restarted after adding or changing the RAID mode, and the update is
guaranteed to be the new RAID mode.
4. When the Notebook which support USB PD function is only connected to GR5640-SB31+/
GR5640-SBA31+, GR5640-SB31+/GR5640-SBA31+ can provide up to 24W (12V/2A) power
supply, but if then connected to other power supply such like the original Notebook power supply,
Notebook will automatically judge which one will be the main power source, usually the one
which can provide more Wattage will be. At this time, GR5640-SB31+/GR5640-SBA31+ may
be interrupted and re-identified by the Notebook. Therefore, before connecting to other power
supplies, please make sure that there are no data accessed between Notebook and GR5640-
SB31+/GR5640-SBA31+t.
5. GR5640-SB31+/GR5640-SBA31+ can only provide 24W at most, which is different from the
original Notebook power supply. It mainly to extend the Notebook's usage time. Take Macbook
Pro 13" as an example, the original power supply is 60W, assuming it take 2 hours for it to
fully charge the battery , use GR5640-SB31+/GR5640-SBA31+ might need three times time.
Therefore, if user need to use Notebook for a long time, it is recommended to connect the original
power supply first before connect GR5640-SB31+/GR5640-SBA31+.
6. Whenever turning off or unplugging the GR5640-SBA31 from your computer system becomes
necessary, always remember to safely remove it from your operating system first.
7. It is highly recommended for users to back up important data contained within the GR5640-
SBA31 unit on a regular basis or whenever the user feels necessary to a remote or a separate
storage device. RAIDON will not be responsible for any lost of data caused during the use of the
unit or the recovery of the data lost.
Status Power status light System status light
HDD LED Buzzer
RAID JBOD RAID JBOD
No HDD Blue light always on — — — — — —
Access Blue light always on — — Blue light flashing — —
Disk Idle Blue light always on — — Blue light always on — —
Rebuilding -
Source
Blue light always on — —
Blue light
flashing
— — — —
Rebuilding -
Target
Blue light always on — —
Purple light
flashing
— — — —
Fan Failed Blue light always on Red light always on Blue light always on YES
Over Temp Blue light always on Red light always on Blue light always on YES