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Available in the classic Pleiades design, the Taurus is built strong and rugged, offering more than enough capacity to store all your digital media files. Not only that, the Taurus can also back up and secure all of your data thanks to RAID protection. P 9.65in x 5.23in x 3in Other A • FireWire 400/800 & USB 2.0 (R • FireWire 400/800 & USB 2.0 & eSATA • Gigabit Ethernet • USB 2.0 • eSATA M Corporation. Apple Macintosh and Mac are trademarks of Apple Computer. All other third party brands and names are the property of their respective owners. General notes and tips. Important information. 1 2 3 power, press thON/OFF switch fo3 seconds and release it. To turoff, press the ON/OFF switchold it for 5 seconand then release it again. errors when using the SAFE mode. Detailed View Front View 1. ON/OFF switch (blue when ON) 2. LED indication 3. Ventilation holes LED Indication LED HDD Status HDD1 CN2 • OFF = Power off or no HDD connected • Green = HDD connected and ready • Red flashing quickly = Data access or rebuilding • Red and green flashing in intervals = Error HDD2 CN1 • OFF = Power off or no HDD connected • Green = HDD connected and ready • Red flashing quickly = Data access or rebuilding • Red and green flashing in intervals = Error Error N/A • OFF = Power off or everything is working as expected • Amber = Error in RAID 1 mode, one of the drives can not be found hard drives of identical capacare recommendedIf the capacity is different, the total amount of the space that can used will depend othe drive with the smallest capacity. setup will require you to re-format thdrive. Make sure you backup all datbefore doing so. Rear View 1. Slot for security lock 5. eSATA port 2. Smart fan for ventilation 6. USB 2.0 port 3. Set button for RAID mode 7. Power receptacle 4. RAID selector switch RAID Selector Switch To change the RAID mode, first turn the selector switch and then press the Set button to confirm the new setting. No. Mode Explanation 0 BIG This mode is known as JBOD, the two drives show up as one large single volume. 1 Non- RAID The drives will show up as two independent drives. 2 FAST This mode is using RAID 0 striping, ideal where speed is the primary objective. 3 SAFE This mode is using RAID 1 mirroring, creating an exact copy of all data for safety. Smart Fan The smart fan automatically regulates the fan speed according to the internal temperature. It will turn on at 45 degrees Celsius using low speed and increase the speed every 5 degrees until reaching 60 degrees. Above that it will always use high speed. 3 2 4 6 7 5 1 may vary, depending vendor & versio System Requirements PC Requirements • Minimum Intel Pentium III CPU 500MHz, 128MB RAM • eSATA equipped PC; Windows 2000/XP/Vista • USB 2.0 (USB 1.1) equipped PC; Windows 2000/XP/Vista • eSATA Plug and Play support required for host card driver Mac Requirements • Minimum Apple G4 processor, 128MB RAM • eSATA equipped Mac; Mac OS 10.3 or above • USB 2.0 (USB 1.1) equipped Mac; Mac OS 10.2 or above • eSATA Plug and Play support required for host card driver Package Contents • Taurus S2 (no HDD included) • External Power Adapter; Input 100-240V, Output +12V/3A, +5V/4.2A • Power Cord • Interface Cables • Manual About Data Backup To protect your files and help prevent the loss of your data, we strongly recommend that you keep two copies of your data, one copy on your Taurus and a second copy either on your internal drive or another storage media such as CD, DVD, Tape or an additional external drive. Any loss or corruption of data while using the Taurus is the sole responsibility of the user, and under no circumstances will the manufacturer be held liable for compensation or the recovery of this data. Your unit may come with a pre-installed hard drive. Before opening such an enclosure, please read the warranty from your vendor carefully, as this could void your warranty. stand does not have to be remofor drive assembly. identical capacitieare recommended. Chapter 2 - Hard Drive damage any cables or components, anmake sure the cables are referring to the hardrive connected to CN2, where HDD2 is referring to CN1. 6. Connect the SATA and power cables to your hard drive Only one interfacecan be used at any given time. Always connect the wall socket. Changing the RAID s y Chapter 3 - System Set Up When using your Taurus, the eSATA connection always has the priority. To use the USB connecti that is written sequentially across the two drives. B b accessed even during the rebuild process. he HDD LEDs will ebuild process,. SAFE: This mode requires 2 identical drives to im depend on the drive with the smallest capac an exact copy or mirror of a set of data on the second drive. This is useful when reliability and backup are more importan than data capacity. The available capacity to the u b The Taurus enclosure has an Error LED indication at the front to show when one of the drives can not be accessed anymoreWhen a drive fails, g 1. Turn off the Taurus and remove both t...