User manual LACIE TWO BIG ESATA & USB

[. . . ] LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB User Manual Table of Contents page Table of Contents Health and Safety Precautions General Use Precautions 1. Setting Up Your LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB 3. 1. Set up the LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB 3. 1. 1. Setup for Serial ATA II and eSATA 3. 1. 2. [. . . ] Select 1 Partition from the Volume Scheme dropdown list (Fig. Enter a name for the volume in the Name field (Fig. Select Mac OS Extended (journaled) from the Format drop-down list (Fig. Specify the size of the partition in the Size field (Fig. 3. 4. 2. A. LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB User Manual Setting up your LaCie Two Big page 8. Click Partition to acknowledge the warning (Fig. Disk Utility mounts the created partition and represents it with an icon on the desktop. The icon is labeled with the partition name. Fig. 3. 4. 2. C. LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB User Manual Maintaining Your LaCie Two Big page 4. Removing/Replacing A Drive In the event that an individual hard disk fails in the LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB, please contact your LaCie reseller or LaCie Customer Support. Please replace a defective hard drive only by a new drive provided by LaCie. For drive removal and replacement process, please follow the steps below. ImpOrTANT INfO: After continuous use of the LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB, drives may be hot. Use caution when removing. CAUTION: Drive warranty will be void if you replace the defective drive with a drive not provided by LaCie. 1. Remove the front panel by grasping the top corners, lifting slightly and then pulling forward on the panel removal tab. Draw out the gray extraction handle by inserting your finger into the ring and pulling gently (Fig. Install New Firmware (Upgrade) LaCie may periodically offer firmware updates for the Two Big. Visit LaCie's Web site, www. lacie. com, for the latest firmware update. For the procedure, please contact the LaCie technical support. LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB User Manual LaCie Two Big Front Panel Indicators page 5. LaCie Two Big eSATA & USB Front Panel Both disk drives and the system-to-host connections have LEDs that reflect the drive and system states (Fig. The following table shows the different LED states and their indications. Table A: LED Display Lights LED Drive 1 Drive 2 System On (Solid) Drive is rebuilding (blue) Drive is rebuilding (blue) Power on (green) Off Drive is not being accessed Drive is not being accessed Power off or corrupt firmware Blinking Bad drive or disconnected from host Bad drive or disconnected from host N/A Flashing Normal read/write activity Normal read/write activity N/A Drive LED 1 (left drive) Drive LED 1 (right drive) System LED Fig. [. . . ] For Windows, the Device Manager should show the SCSI icon next to the HBA. For Mac OS X, the Disk Utility should show a SCSI Connection ID for the virtual disks on the physical hard disk drives. Error messages during the driver installation would have indicated issues. · Resolve resource conflicts (IRQ, DMA, or I/O). [. . . ]