RAIDAGE V7Age220-SAU User manual

v7Age220-SAU

1. Product Introduction

2. Operation

2.1 USB Interface

2.1.1 JBOD MODE

2.1.2 BIG MODE

2.1.3 RAID0/FAST MODE

2.1.4 RAID1/SAFE

2.1.5 Partitioning Volumes

2.2 eSATA interface

3. NOTE

4. Features

4.1 High speed exterinal storage solution,USB2.0 480Mb/s,ESATA 3.0Gb/s

4.2 Seriel ATA HDD

4.3. Four Working Mode

4.4 Support system Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP& Mac os 9.0 or above version

4.4.1 System Expansion for Windows

4.4.2 System Expansion for Macintosh 4.4.3 System Expansion for Linux

4.4.3 System Expansion for Linux

5.Package contents

Front

Back

1. Product Introduction

SATA HDD× 2 TO USB 2.0/ESATA 3.0G interface.

2. Operation

The Hard Disk Installation:

Sway from side to side the lock, and pull the doorknob to insert 1 or 2 hard disk.

Close the doorknob and the installation will be completed (This step will be

presented in terms of following graphs)

Note:

Sway from side to side the lock at the instructed point, which you could open the

doorknob to install/ unload the hard disk. In contrast, when you sway from side to

side the lock at the instructed point, you might not open it.

Connect to the computer host through USB or eSATA, and turn on the power.

(Instruction will be presented in the following graphs)

Turn on the switch of RAID0, LED would keep bright, and the host would be

entering the RAID1 active status.

Turn on the switch of RAID1, RAID1 LED would keep bright, and the host would be

entering the RAID1 active status.

Turn on the switch of JBOD, JBOD LED would keep bright, and the host would be

entering the JBOD active status.

Turn on the switch of BIG, BIG LED would keep bright, the host would be entering

the BIG active status.

Hard disk LED"/"sends blue light and has long-lasting lightening, which indicates

the hard disk connection is correct.

Hard disk LED"/"sends the pink light and does not stop glittering, which indicates

the hard disk performing wrong data transmission.

Hard disk LED"/"sends red light and does not stop glittering, which indicates the

hard disk connecting error.

If you select the USB port connection to a computer host, USB LED will keep

glittering during the data transmission.

If you select the eSATA port connection to a computer, eSATA LED will keep

glittering during the data transmission.

to AC90-240V

USB Port to PC host

eSATA Port to PC host

E-SATA

USB

AC 90V-240V

Connect to the computer host through USB or eSATA, and turn on the power

(Instruction will be presented in the following graph)

LED condition:

Switch on power and insert two HD in terms of different working patterns.

LED condition:

Switch on power and insert one or two HDs with either one of the HDs damaged

under different working patterns. (HDD1 normal, and HDD2 is abnormal; HDD1

abnormal and HDD2 is normal.)

PATTERN Self-checking of HDD

RAID0

Data transmission

Under the data transmission: The

HDD1 and the HDD2 LED glitter with

purple light. LED presents blue lights

when the data transmission finishing.

RAID1

JBOD

BIG

The HDD1and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue & red lights.

LED presents the blue light as self-

checking finishing.

Under the data transmission: The

HDD1 and the HDD2 LED glitter with

purple light. LED presents blue lights

when the data transmission finishing.

Under the data transmission

condition: The HDD1 and HDD2 LED

glitters with purple light. The data

transmission completes when LED

presents the blue light.

The HDD1and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue& red lights.

LED presents the blue light as self-

checking finishing.

Under the data transmission

condition: LED glitters with purple light

while operating different HDD. The

data transmission completes when

LED sends blue light

The HDD1and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue& red lights.

LED presents the blue light as self-

checking finishing.

The HDD1and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue& red lights.

LED presents the blue light as self-

checking finishing.

PATTERN Self-checking of HDD

RAID0

Data transmission

Under the data transmission condition: The

HDD1 LED glitters with purple light while the

HDD2 LED glitters by alternate blue & red

lights. HDD1 LED presents blue light and HDD2

LED continues lightening by alternate blues &

red lights when data transmission finishing.

RAID1

JBOD

BIG

The HDD1 and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue & red

lights. LED presents blue light

when self-checking finishing.

HDD2 LED continues lightening by

alternate blue & blue lights.

Under the data transmission condition: The

HDD1 LED glitters with purple light while the

HDD2 LED glitters by alternate blue & red

lights. HDD1 LED presents blue light and HDD2

LED continues lightening by alternate blues &

red lights when data transmission finishing.

The HDD1 and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue & red

lights. LED presents blue light

when self-checking finishing.

HDD2 LED continues lightening by

alternate blue & blue lights.

Under the data transmission condition: The

HDD1 LED glitters with purple light while the

HDD2 LED glitters by alternate blue & red

lights. HDD1 LED presents blue light and HDD2

LED continues lightening by alternate blues &

red lights when data transmission finishing.

The HDD1 and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue & red

lights. LED presents blue light

when self-checking finishing.

HDD2 LED continues lightening by

alternate blue & blue lights.

Under the data transmission condition: The

HDD1 LED glitters with purple light while the

HDD2 LED glitters by alternate blue & red

lights. HDD1 LED presents blue light and HDD2

LED continues lightening by alternate blues &

red lights when data transmission finishing.

The HDD1 and the HDD2 LED

glitter by alternate blue & red

lights. LED presents blue light

when self-checking finishing.

HDD2 LED continues lightening by

alternate blue & blue lights.

Attention:

1. If you use two HDD simultaneously and discover that the LED1 or LED2

glittering by alternate blue & red lights for a long time. Please check and see

whether the HDD has installed correctly or not.

2. If you use two HDD simultaneously, and the HDD is damaged under RAID0,

JBOD, and BIG patterns. The data in the HDD would lose. Under the RAID1

pattern, you may consider to take out the damaged HDD and replace it with a

formatted HDD. The 5744 software has the“ REBUILDING” function which can

start recovering and return the losing data.

2.1 USB Interface

2.1.1 JBOD MODE

The two drives were connected to the products HDD1 and HDD2 Connector.

USB&Power Cable were connected;

Opening the power switch, pulling MODE switch to JBOD and press RESET

switch, after a few seconds, the computer will automatically capture USB devices

and increased 2 drives(If not drive there, then the hard disk drive management

will re-zoning which format),At the moment you can Operate the disk. Re-zoning

which drives formatted as follows(All information will be eliminated when Format

hard drives).

Click “My Computer”, right-clicking pop-up menu, click Options “manage”, pop-

up computer management plan was pop-up as follow:

Click “Disks Management” plan:

Right pop-up the additional disks (H :)' menus, choose “Delete disk

segmentation”.

Click “Segmentation additional disks”, followed by a clew to operate.

Click “Disks Management” plan:

Right pop-up The additional disks (H :) and the additional disks (I :)' menus,

choose “Delete disk segmentation”.

Click “Segmentation additional disks”, followed by a clew to operate

2.1.2 BIG MODE

The two drives were connected to the products HDD1 and HDD2 Connector.

USB&Power Cable were connected;

Opening the power switch, pulling MODE switch to BIG and press RESET switch,

after a few seconds, the computer will automatically capture USB devices.

Click “My Computer”, right-clicking pop-up menu, click Options “manage”, pop-

up computer management plan was pop-up as follow:

2.1.3 RAID0/FAST MODE

The two drives were connected to the products HDD1 and HDD2 Connector.

USB&Power Cable were connected;

Opening the power switch, pulling MODE switch to RAID0 and press RESET

switch, after a few seconds, the computer will automatically capture USB devices

and increased 1 drive(If not drive there, then the hard disk drive management will

re-zoning which format),At the moment you can Operate the disk. Re-zoning

which drives formatted as follows(All information will be eliminated when Format

hard drives).

Click “My Computer”, right-clicking pop-up menu, click Options “manage”, pop-

up computer management plan was pop-up as follow:

Click “Disks Management” plan:

Right pop-up the additional disks (H :)' menus, choose “Delete disk

segmentation”.

Click “Segmentation additional disks”, followed by a clew to operate.

2.1.4 RAID1/SAFE

The two drives were connected to the products HDD1 and HDD2 Connector;

USB&Power Cable were connected;

Opening the power switch, pulling MODE switch to RAID1 and press RESET

switch, after a few seconds, the computer will automatically capture USB devices

and increased 2 drives(If not drive there, then the hard disk drive management

will re-zoning which format),At the moment you can Operate the disk. Re-zoning

which drives formatted as follows(All information will be eliminated when Format

hard drives);

Click “My Computer”, right-clicking pop-up menu, click Options “manage”, pop-

up computer management plan was pop-up as follow:

Click “Disks Management” plan:

Right pop-up The additional disks (H :) and the additional disks (F :)' menus,

choose “Delete Disk Segmentation”.

Click “Segmentation additional disks”, followed by a clew to operate

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