Rosewill RX204 User Manual

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INTRODUCTION PACKAGE CONTENTS
The 2.5” Internal / External HDD Enclosure gives you the flexibility to bring your storage m 2.5” Enclosure x1 m USB 3.0 Date Cable x1
with you quickly and easily without having to deal with numerous cables. When at home, m 3.5” Bay Insertion Rack x1 m User Manual x1
just insert the enclosure into the rack and you will instantly have a super-speed SATA m 5.25” Bay Mounting Bracket x1 m Installation Screws x1
connect to your drive. If you need to take it with you, just eject the enclosure, grab the m Power Cable x1 m Screw Driver x1
included USB cable, and you'll still have access to all of your data while on the road. m SATA Cable x1
FEATURES SPECIFICATIONS
m The storage device can be easily connected to a desktop computer using the Hard Drive Supported 2.5” SATA Hard Drives
specially designed rack. Internal Interface Serial ATA
m Internally: Using the SATA Interface on the computer to connect. Serial ATA (Internal Connection)
m Externally: Connect to other computers conveniently via USB 3.0 or USB 2.0. External Interface
; . USB 3.0 (External Connection)
m The rack’s anti-dust door keeps the dust off your enclosure.
m Aluminum alloy design efficiently dissipates heat generated by the hard drive USB 3.0 up to 5 Gbps | USB 2.0 up to 480 Mbps
m LED Indicators for power & HDD activity. Transfer Rate SATA Ill up to 6.0 Gbps | SATA Il up to 3.0 Gbps
m Fits in any standard 5.25” or 3.5” drive bay (Internal). SATA | up to 1.5 Gbps
m Compatible with all 2.5” SATA 1/11/111 HDDs and SSDs 5.25" Rack(6.5 x 5.83 x 1.65 in.)
3.5” Rack (6.5 x 4.02 x 0.99 in.)
N Dimensions (L x W x H)
Materials Plastic & Aluminum Alloy
POWER
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
m Any computer supporting USB and SATA.
m Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8 or Mac OS 10.0+.
m For USB 3.0 speeds, the system must support USB 3.0 specifications.
J m Available 5.25” or 3.5” Drive Bay (Internal Connection).
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: 5.25” DRIVE BAY INSTALLATION
1. Turn off the computer; 2. Connect the SATA cables of 2.5" 3. Open the computer case. 4. (A) To insert 2.5" enclosure to the 5.25” bay of the case,
also turn off the power supply. enclosure to the back of the rack screw 3.5” bay Insertion rack with 5.25” bay mounting
bracket first then insert it to
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a (B) To insert 2.5" enclosure to the
: 3.5” bay of the case, insert
A 3.5” bay insertion rack to
“ 3.5” bay directly.
SATA
5. Secure 2.5" enclosure with the 6. Connect the red SATA cable of 2.5" enclosure 7. Then connect the 4-pin power 8. Reattach panels to the computer case.
8 screws of both sides. to the SATA port of the Motherboard. cable to the 4-pin port of the
(Varies from case to case) 2.5" enclosure.
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INSTALLATION OF ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY
1. Pull out the PCB from the 2. Connect the 2.5” HDD to the 3. Screw HDD to the circuit board. 4. Insert the board & HDD into aluminum housing.
aluminum housing. SATA port of the circuit board. Screw the back cap onto the housing.
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For 2.5” SATA HDD
INSERTION OF ENCLOSURE INTO RACK EJECTING THE ENCLOSURE
1. Insert enclosure into rack 2. Push Enclosure all the way in 1. Push button to eject the enclosure 2. Pull enclosure gently all the way until ejection
until you hear a “click” sound. button pops
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FAQ / WARRANTY INFO.
Q. Why couldn't | see the new purchased HDD in “my computer” of Windows XP / VISTA or Windows 7/8 systems? NOTE:
A: The new HDD has to be formatted in advance, then it will work normally. 1. Do not pull out the enclosure without
pressing the eject Button!
2. To prevent data loss, do not push the eject
button when the light on enclosure is
illuminated.
Q. When the Windows XP / VISTA / 7 / 8 are operating and you insert the HDD, why couldn't the computer detect the HDD?
A: Go to “Device Manager” then push “System selects the Hardware tab” button or restart the computer to use it.
Note: Some motherboards don't support SATA hot swapping; so you may need to install a new motherboard or use
a PCI card which supports hot swapping.