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Q: How can I determine if the driver for my PCIe card is Thunderbolt Compatible?
A: Thunderbolt Tunneling is required for Mac OS. In Apple System Profile, click on the specific PCIe card in question to see if it is Thunderbolt
Tunnel Compatible. If it shows “Yes” then Thunderbolt tunneling has been enabled. If it shows “No”, then the driver does not work through
Thunderbolt and the PCIe card will not be visible in ExpressBox 3T-V3.
Q. My PCIe card is not being detected when installed in fourth PCIE slot, what should I do ?
A. You have to configure the DIP Switch (J5) on the backplane, setting it to proper configuration to match the PCIE card specs.
Compatibility Enable Mode [jumper being placed over pin 1 and 2]: There may be some PCIe Gen1 cards whose signal doesn’t fully comply with
PCI Express protocol; select this mode to allow non-compliant Gen1 card to work with downstream slot no. 2~4 within the enclosure.
Standard Mode [jumper being placed over pin 2 and 3]: (default)
JP5 is set at standard mode by default for PCIe cards.
Q: Can I daisy chain ExpressBox 3T-V3 with more ExpressBox 3T-V3?
A: Yes, but realize that aggregate bandwidth is limited to 20Gbps through the Thunderbolt port and PCI address and IO space can be limited so
the type of cards installed in the chassis may limit the number that can be daisy chained successfully.
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