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Dual 2.5" drive RAID housing

• Choice of USB 2.0, FireWire 800, or 

eSATA interface

• Convenient,  low-profile  desktop 

form factor

• Supported  modes:  JBOD,  RAID  0 

(striping),  RAID  1  (mirroring),  and 

Span (large)

• RAID  Master  software  for  easy 

RAID setup

• Time Machine compatible

PC

• 266 MHz or faster CPU

• 64 MB RAM

• Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, or higher

• One available USB 2.0, eSATA, or IEEE 1394b port

MAC

• Macintosh P

owerPC or Intel processor

• 

64 MB RAM

• 

Mac OS X 10.4 (Intel) or higher

• One available USB 2.0, eSATA, or IEE1394b port

Turn  over  the  RAID  case, 

remove the four Phillips screws 

on  the  bottom,  then  turn  the 

RAID case right-side up.

Turn the hard drive over (label side down), 

line up the screw holes on the HDD holder 

with the screw holes on the drive (the end 

opposite  the  connectors),  then  secure  it 

with two HDD screws. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 

for the other HDD.

Disk 1 connector

HDD holders

Disk 2 

connector

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Package contents

Quick Start Guide

2-Bay RAID System for 2.5" SATA HDD

Quick Start

Guide

Storage Bag

Installation CD

RAID system

AC power 

adapter

Mini-USB - 

USB-A cable  

eSATA cable

HDD mounting

screws

FireWire 800 

cable

Features

System Requirements

FireWire 800

DC IN

Power button

eSATA

Mini-

USB

LED panel

Power

HDD 1

HDD 2

Installing hard drives into the RAID case

1

Lift the cover off the RAID case, 

exposing  the  drive  connectors 

inside the unit.

2

Remove  the  screw  for  one  HDD 

holder,  then  remove  the  holder 

from the RAID case.

3

4

Carefully  insert  each  HDD’s  SATA 

connectors into the SATA connec-

tor in  the  RAID  case,  then  secure 

each  HDD’s  holder  to  the  RAID 

case using the screw you removed 

in Step 3.

5

Place the cover back on the RAID case, then turn it over and secure 

it to the case using the four screws you removed in Step 1.

6

The RAID system should be connected to the host 

computer by using only one interface cable. Using 

multiple interface cables can lead to data corruption.

Connect the USB, eSATA, or FireWire 800 cable to the appropriate 

ports on the RAID system  and the host computer.

8

Connect the AC power adapter to the RAID system.

7

If you connect the RAID system to your computer 

with the FireWire 800 interface cable, you don’t 

need to connect the power adapter.

NOTE

Turn  on  the  RAID  system  by 

pressing the power button.

9

To turn off the RAID system, press and hold the 

power button for at least three seconds.

NOTE

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