BIOS AP DVPro DVT12T3, Руководство пользователя

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DVT12T3
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1.5. Power On/Off Mode
Turn on the storage by press power button once. Turn off the storage by press and hold the button more than
four seconds. Blue LED on power button can be identified as its status.
There are two power recovery mode designed in this storage - Always Off and Last State
Always Off (Default, Blue LED light on): The storage will remain off after power recovery.
Last State (Blue LED flash): The storage will be On or Off depending on the last state before power outage.
Users can switch between these two modes by double click the power button quickly during operation. The
new mode will not be effective till next power cycle.
1.6. Connection
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Beginning of configuration
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Most of devices should have disk drives inserted and pre-configured with its default setting. The
default configuration is 12 drives with RAID 6.
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Steps for host connection
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Assume the unit was pre-configured with drives and RAID, if not please refer to Chapter 2 or Quick
Installation Guide for RAID configuration and drive installation
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Power on the storage and check if LCD showed “RAID 6 Normal”
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Connect Thunderbolt 3 cable from host PC to the storage (Left hand port with a computer mark) A
2M long Thunderbolt 3 Type-C cable is included in the package.
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Power on the host system.
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Host system should detect the disk within seconds. The unit is ready for use. Refer to chapter 3 for
disk format if you are not familiar with.
If necessary to change RAID configuration, web-based management is recommended. Please read
Chapter 2 for instructions.
1.5.1 Cascade 2
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device
Single thunderbolt host port can support up to six Thunderbolt compatible devices. The right-hand Type-C
port of DVT12T3 is used to cascade the next device. The device could be another certified Thunderbolt
device or USB device.
1.5.2 Power Delivery to Host or Device
The DVT12T3 supports USB Power Delivery 2.0 with 5V or 9V maximum 3A output. The Type-C host port
supports up to 27Watt* charge to host computer. The Type-C Device port can supply up to 15Watt power to
the attached (bus powered) device.