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Manual abstract: user guide ADDONICS C2SN256INSTALLATION GUIDE
Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide.
[. . . ] Following is an example of such an application: a. When the Cipher Snap-In is connecting a removable drive system to a SATA port that supports hot swap, the drive can be removed without powering off the computer. However the drive icon will still be there as the system does not realize a hard drive is removed from the system. [. . . ] Yellow Power LED: Lights up when there is drive activity.
ADDONICS TECHNOLOGIES
Model: C2SN256
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Basic Hardware Installation
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A. For two SATA devices
Host SATA port 1 (Connect to 1st SATA host) Device SATA port 1 (Connected to SATA device inside Cipher Snap-in) Device SATA port 2 (Connect to 2nd SATA device) Host SATA port 2 (blue color) (Connect to 2nd SATA host)
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Connect the Cipher Snap-In 4-pin Molex power connector to the system's power supply to provide power to the hard drive and CipherChain modules. Connect the Host SATA port (port with Blue color) on the Cipher Snap-In to the onboard SATA port of the motherboard or an add-in SATA controller card using a SATA cable.
Note: The cipher keys for the two CipherChains can be of same or different code.
III. How to operate the Cipher Snap-In: Note: Hot swapping refers to the ability to plug and unplug the component without rebooting. For a SATA port that supports hotswap and the system is turned on. Insert the AES 256-bit cipher key into the cipher keyhole on the Cipher Snap-In. Slide the 3. 5" SATA hard into the Cipher Snap-In. Observed that the green Power LED should light up. If it does not, re-insert the cipher key and re-power the drive by removing it from the Cipher Snap-In. For new drive, go to the operating system's management utility to partition, format and mount the encrypted drive. Go to File Manager and view the encrypted drive.
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Mount the Cipher Snap-In into a 5. 25" drive bay on the PC case. Connect the Cipher Snap-In 4-pin Molex power connector to the system's power supply to provide power to the hard drive and CipherChain module. Connect the Host SATA port 1 (port with Blue color) on the Cipher Snap-In to the onboard SATA port of the motherboard or an add-in SATA controller card using a SATA cable. [. . . ] Go to File Manager and view the encrypted drive. Note: You may remove the cipher key from the Cipher Snap-In once the Cipher Snap-In is powered on. All the files being transferred into the drive are still encrypted even if the cipher key is removed.
Host SATA port (blue color) (Connect to SATA host)
Best Practices: Create a label to identify the SATA storage device and the Cipher key used to encrypt the device. [. . . ]
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