Drive Position
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A
Drive position A
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Storage Mode Definitions
・Safe mode (RAID 5) : Large volume storage with data protection.
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・Speed mode (RAID 0) : Large volume storage with high speed throughput but without
data protection.
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The secondary FireWire 800 (1394b) connection on the SR4-WBS2 is provided to connect
中文
and extend to another FireWire 800 (1394b) device.
2. Environmental Requirements
日本語
Operating Temperature: 0 ~ 40°C (32 ~ 104°F)
한국어
Storage Temperature: -10 ~ 70°C (14 ~ 158°F)
Line Voltage:100 ~ 240V AC
3. Hardware Requirements and Precautions
1. Only one interface connection may be used at once per computer system.
2. RAID volume formation utilizes the capacity of whichever hard drive has the smallest and
then multiply that capacity by three for RAID 5, four for RAID 0, to form a large volume,
therefore, it is recommended to only install hard drives of the same brand and specification
for all drive position prior to use. Moreover, when you need to replace with a new hard drive,
please be sure to purchase one with the same specification, capacity and brand. If these
conditions can't be met, select one that's at least 20 GB greater in capacity.
3. The actual storage capacity of SR4-WBS2 recognized by the system may differ from the
total capacity stated on the hard drives once the drives have been formatted.
4. When connected to the computer system, it's prohibited to remove, insert or swap the
hard drive while data transfer is being performed.
5. It's prohibited to change the positioning of the drives once the initial installation has been
completed as the changes made to the drive positions may destroy the RAID formation.
6. If you discover that hard drive failure is taking place, go to Section 5 "Replacement of
Malfunctioning Drive and Data Rebuild Instructions" and follow the steps accordingly.
7. Whenever turning off or unplugging the SR4-WBS2 from your computer system becomes
necessary, always remember to safely remove it from your operating system first.
8. In RAID 5 mode, the system allows one single hard drive failure. If multiple drive failures
occur at once, it's likely that all data stored in the system have been destroyed or lost. In
RAID 0 mode, if one hard drive failure occurs, then all data maybe destroyed or lost. If
this happens, we recommend you to consult with a professional hard drive data recovery
specialist to see if your data may be recoverable.
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Drive position B
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Drive position C
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Drive position D