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Addonics Technologies Sapphire RAID enclosures S4DAHU3 User Manual
Addonics Technologies Sapphire RAID enclosures S4DAHU3 User Manual
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www.addonics.com with eSATA & USB 3.0 (S4DAHU3) Technical Support If you need any assistance to get your unit functioning properly, please have your product information ready and contact Addonics Technical Support at: Hours: 8:30 am - 6:00 pm PST Phone: 408-453-6212 Email: http://www.addonics.com/support/query/
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Overview 1www.addonics.comTechnical Support (M-F 8:30 am – 6:00 pm) Power Supply (U.S. Version Shown) USB 3.0 Cable
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Drive Installation Hot Swapping This unit supports hot swapping (inserting or removing drives while the drives are running and connected to a computer). The eSATA controller on the computer must also support hot swapping - be sure to confirm this before attempting to insert or remove drives while the system is running. Also be sure to practice the appropriate safe removal procedure before proceeding. Failure to practice safe removal procedures will result in loss or corruption of data. Port Multiplier...
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Port Multiplier Modes The Port Multiplier supports individual drives (JBOD Mode), several types of RAID and some non-RAID drive sets. Each configuration has different properties and requirements, as follows: JBOD Mode (Individual Drives) Number of drives: at least 1 Unit capacity: N/A (100% of each individual drive) Spares: no Fault tolerance: none JBOD mode offers all connected units to the host adapter, no RAID is defined at all. NOTE: JBOD mode requires a SATA controller featuring Port Multiplier...
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LARGE (Spanned set) Number of drives: at least 2 Unit capacity: 100% of all drives together regardless of differences in size Spares: no Fault tolerance: cannot withstand the loss of any drives without losing data. However, some data may be recovered as long as the drive(s) carrying the file system data (boot record, directory, etc.) remain online. LARGE mode is neither a RAID nor is it a JBOD. It works by declaring the sum of all available space of the member drives as a single unit, without striping...
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RAID Mode Switches M2, M1, M0 (SW1:3 – SW1-5) The RAID Mode switches define what type of RAID will be initialized when the unit is powered up while the RAID Mode button is held down, as follows: Dipswitch Position1 (BZS)12 (EZ)3 (M2)4 (M1)5 (M0) JBOD (Individual Drives) * FACTORY DEFAULT SETTING OFFOFF2OFFOFFOFF RAID 0OFFON3ONONON RAID 1 OR 10OFFOFFONONOFF RAID 3OFFOFFONOFFOFF RAID 5OFFOFFOFFONOFF CLONEOFFOFFOFFONON LARGEOFFONONOFFON NOTES:1. Audible Alarm is recommended at all times.2. EZ mode has no...
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