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REFERENCE GUIDE
GETTING STARTED
TX1
Clock
– After initial start-up, or following a factory settings reset, verify the TX1 date, time, and
time zone are properly set. > System Settings.
USB 3.0 Accessory Ports (Optional)
– Connect a USB storage device to save log files, or a
USB keyboard for easier data entry via the two front USB 3.0 ports on the TX1
SD Card Slot
– Contains the TX1 operating system . To update firmware, insert this SD card
into a Windows PC and run Tableau Firmware Update (TFU).
Status LED
– Located in lower right corner of the TX1 top panel
White: TX1 starting up, Blue: active job, Green: job successful, Off: idle, Red: error
The TX1 Imager operates as a standalone device or with
the TX1-S1 Drive Bay
*
. The Drive Bay enables cable-less
SATA/SAS destination drive connections and drive cooling.
* Align the TX1 into place on top of the TX1-S1 and slide the TX1
to lock it in place. See product labels for additional direction.
1. Source Drive(s)
– Connect one or more drives to the
TX1’s source (left) side: SATA/SAS (x2), USB 3.0, PCIe
*
,
FireWire, or IDE
**
.
*The TX1 needs to be off to connect a PCIe drive. A Tableau PCIe
Adapter is required to image PCIe media.
**The Tableau IDE-PCIe Adapter [TDA7-5] is required to image
IDE drives.
2. Destination Drive(s)
– Connect one or more drives to
the TX1’s destination (right) side: SATA/SAS (x2), or USB
3.0 . If using Drive Bay
*
, insert one or more 2.5” or 3.5”
SATA/SAS drives.
*When the Drive Bay is connected, the TX1 destination DC Out ports for SATA/SAS are disabled.
See User Guide for more information.
3. Ethernet
– Connect network cable to the Ethernet port to mount network shares.
Network shares are able to mount as a source or destination.
4. Imager Power
– Connect the power supply to the TX1’s DC In
5. Power On
– Press the power button and begin operation through the TX1’s touch-screen
interface
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