iStarUSA BPU-340SATA
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1. procedure please follow the user manual instructions from your SAS SATA Controller Card or Motherboard Accessories e 4 SATA cables Y Uw Necessary screws YY J Optional Accessories HD Trays Model Number UPC Code Black BPU HSTRAY BLACK Red BPU HSTRAY RED 846813000635 846813000659 846813000642 846813000673 846813000628 Blue BPU HSTRAY BLUE Silver BPU HSTRAY SILVER Plastic BPU HSTRAY iStarUSAcare We will help you navigate our website to find the information that you need Go to www istarusa com and click on live chat bubble above the Search Bar Our technicians are standing by to take your questions Visit http istarusa com support and you will receive a technical support ticket to help track your requests from the beginning to the end Or you can contact us 888 989 1189 FCC and CE Radiation Norm FCC This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of Federal Communications Commission FCC rules CE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of the European Council Directive on the approximation of the law of the member states relating to electromagnetic compatibility 89 336 EEC according to EN 55022 Class B FCC and CE Compliance Statement These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against frequency interference in residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate rad2. 5V Power 2 5 or 3 5 Hard Drive Disk to the trays Installation 1 Insert 2 5 or 3 5 Hard Drive into the HDD Tray from the cage 2 Use the provided screws and fasten HD into highlighted 2 5 or 3 5 holes to the cage trays 3 Make sure Secure with screw holes from the Bottom of 2 5 or 3 5 Hard Drive s 4 After the screw installation slide the HDD Tray back to the HDD Canister Base 5 Next follow the Quick Installation in next page for the rest of the Setup Quick Installation Procedure 3 5 HD Screw Holes 2 5 HD Screw Holes HD Tray Bottom View 3 5 HD Screw Holes BPU 340SATA 1 Opened up the handle bar from the tray take out the HD trays from the HD cage Secure all screws to the HD attached with HD tray Place the hard drive tray s with HD installed back into the cage unit Push the handling bar into closed position Connect all necessary data and power cable onto the rear end of cage unit Make sure that the date cables connected to the motherboard side as well 6 Turn on the Power of your computer and wait until Operating System finish loading up 7 Turn on all necessary HD1 HD4 Power Button s for each Hard Drive installed oe a Note For steps 6 if the operating system installed with a HD inside of HD cage please make sure you do turn on the Power from the cage switches D2 D3 D4 or D5 For optional RAID Configuration amp Setup
3. BPU 340SATA BPU 340SATA Specification DI H 3 5 Hard Drive Cage Hoswap HDD Users Manual Version 03 30 12 Aluminum Design with Conductive Dissipation Grooves HDD Interface SATA SAS Weight Oo 10 Ibs SATA Cable Included 4pcs Order Information Model Number UPC Code BPU 340SATA BLACK Black 846813022590 BPU 340SATA RED Red 846813000567 BPU 340SATA BLUE Blue 846813000550 BPU 340SATA SILVER Silver 846813000574 BPU 340SATA BPL Plastic 846813016070 lockable handle iStarUSA Powered by iStarUSA Group 727 Phillips Drive City of Industry CA 91748 Tel 888 989 1189 Email sales istarusa com Introduction Hardware Information Front View Create more space for hard drive with hot swap capability by using the BPU D 1 340SATA HDD cage series that supports RAID 1 0 1 0 5 configuration for high performing data recovery or redundancy application Its aluminum construction D 2 translates into lighter system weight and better heat dissipation The 80mm fan D 3 also help keeps hard drives at maximum performance temperature D4 D 5 Features Aluminum Frame Aluminum cover Interface Support SAS I and SAS II SATA I SATA II SATA II D 6 e High performance transfer rate up to 6 0 GB s for SAS amp SATA hard drives j e Plug amp play hot sWappanie LED When overheating occurs default setting is 602 C the buzzer alarms and the e SATA 15Pin amp 4Pin Power connectors temperature LED turns re
4. d meanwhile buzzer is alarming and LED is blinking e LED for P S HDD access Fan sensor amp Buzzer D 1 Reset Switch for buzzer alarm and overheating Press the Reset Switch D1 to stop e Power Control Switch the alarm and LED goes off e 3 stage temperature alarm settings amp reset switch for buzzer alarm D 2 D 5 Power On LED indicates Green Orange color blinking for HDD access e 8cm cooling fan X1 D 6 Fan senor LED LED is indicating Green when it is working When fan failed the LED Patent products with advanced structure design Patent balance handle No skew in out problem amp avoid the abrasion during connection e Precisely connection on connector BPU 340SATA BPU 340SATA Power 1 Power 2 BPU 340SATA Hardware Information Rear View IJp3 WPI J5 HD1 HD4 POWER1 4pin Power connector POWER2 15pin Serial ATA Power connector There are two types power connection 4pin power amp 15pin SATA power connector Note Can be combination uses with 4pin and 15pin powers source HD1 HD4 7pin Serial ATA Signal connector IJP1 Temperature setting jumper IJP3 Extension function jumpers J4 FAN RPM HIGH amp LOW Optional High 3600rpm amp LOW 2800 rpm Options J5 HDD LED Switch Top Enable Lower Disable IJP1 amp IJP3 Jumper pin setting FLEDR Fan failure detection red FLED Fan failure detection FLEDG Fan failure detection green TLEDR Temperature detection red 5V
5. io frequency energy and if not installed or used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communication However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on The user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected to CAUTION The Federal Communications Commission warns the user that changes or modifications to the unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for the compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment
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