BIOS AP DVPro DVT10T2, Руководство пользователя

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Power on the storage device before turning on host system. In case, the device was not properly
configured, then an alarm might be turned on. Turn off the device and turn it on again while pressing
Mode button. Release the Mode button to see if LCD showed RAID Normal.
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The pre-configured LUN drive should be identified and popped up on your host Desktop screen for
first time without partition. If not, you might need to check if the device Thunderbolt was chosen as
the host interface or not. You can also check if any Thunderbolt device was attached on Mac
system. Please refer to Chapter 3.3 for volume partition on Mac operating system.
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USB3/eSATA dual connection
First, please make sure eSATA was configured as Host interface in device parameter. Default is
disabled. Please read Chapter 2 about how to change the host configuration. Most of operating systems
should work with eSATA and/or USB3 host without having to install any driver. For hosts with UASP
supported on USB3, we strongly recommend you to enable it for higher performance. eSATA is
supported by OS inbox AHCI driver.
Window 8 or later supports UASP on native Intel USB3 port.
Mac OS® X
v10.7 or later supports UASP on its USB3 ports.
USB3 can be enabled or disabled only host mode is set to eSATA. If host mode is set to
Thunderbolt, USB3 will be forced to disable state no matter parameter selected. The storage device
supports division of the configured disk capacity into single or two LUNs by LUN Mode and LUN Size
parameters. The details explanation and configuration can be found on Section 2.3
Case 1: Single LUN connection ( default, LUN Mode: Direct no bias, LUN Size: Full )
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Simply connect host eSATA* or USB3 cable (if enabled) from host to the associated port of storage
device. (USB3 cable is included but no eSATA cable inside the package)
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Power on the storage device before turning on host system. In case, the device was not properly
configured, then an alarm might be turned on. Turn off the device and turn it on again while pressing
Mode button. Release the Mode button to see if LCD showed RAID Normal.
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Host system should be able to detect the disk immediately. Sometimes due to the delay of hard disk
initialization, you might need to rescan the device to see if the device shown later. If you still could
not find the connected device, you might try to re-insert the eSATA or USB3 cable on device or host.
Please refer to Chapter 3 for volume partition on different operating systems.
*eSATA is treated as a SATA disk and can therefore be connected to SAS HBA, too.
Case 2: Dual LUNs connection
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eSATA and USB 3 (LUN Mode: Swap no bias, LUN Size: 64GB+All)
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Simply connect both eSATA* and USB3 cables from host to the associated port of storage device