Vantec EZ-SWAP 2 MRK-300FD-BK Manual de usuario

Aluminum Mobile Rack 3-1

Model: MRK-300FD-BK

3-2 Aluminum Mobile Rack

3-1 Introduction ........................................................................ 3-3

Mobile Rack Features ................................................... 3-3

Unpacking Your Mobile Rack ........................................ 3-4

IDE Basics .................................................................... 3-4

3-2 Hardware Installation.......................................................... 3-5

Mobile Rack Components ............................................. 3-5

Installing the Mobile Rack Docking Case ....................... 3-6

Mounting a Drive in the Drive Case ................................ 3-7

3-3 Using the Mobile Rack ..................................................... 3-10

3-4 Troubleshooting ............................................................... 3-11

3-5 Warranty .......................................................................... 3-11

Aluminum Mobile Rack 3-3

3-1 Introduction

Vantec introduces the EZ-Swap 2 – the convenience of a mobile rack with

cooling abilities on par with most dedicated hard drive coolers. e EZ-Swap 2

features front and rear fans to cool the hard drive from all around. It also

features a keyed lock to prevent accidental removal while in use. e EZ-Swap 2

is compatible with all IDE hard drives and has a sleek, professional look.

EZ-Swap 2 Features

• Aluminum case design aides in heat dissipation

• Two fans circulate and exhaust high heat generated by high-speed drives to

maintain a safe operating temperature environment

• Support high-speed 80-pin UDMA-66/100 Ultra IDE drives

• Drive bay module for mounting a 1.0-inch height, 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch device

in a 5.25-inch drive bay

• Supports ﬁxed 3.5-inch hard disk drives

• Convenient pull-out handle

• Safety lock feature

• LED indicators for power and drive activity

• Two built-in cooling fans

• Fully compatible with MS-DOS, Windows 3.11/95/98/NT, OS/2 Warp

• Dimensions: 8.4" (D) x 5.8" (W) x 1.6" (H)

3-4 Aluminum Mobile Rack

Unpacking Your Mobile Rack

Before installing the Mobile Rack, verify that the following items are included in the

carton. If any parts are damaged or missing, please contact your local dealer or sales

representative immediately.

1.One Mobile Rack Removable Docking Module

2.Twelve (12) mounting screws

3.2 keys

4.One user’s guide

IDE Basics

IDE is an acronym for Integrated Device (Drive) Electronics and is sometimes referred

to as an ATA (AT Attachment) interface. It is the most commonly used interface for

hard disk drives installed on personal computers. Other devices like CD-ROM, tape,

optical drives, and so on have adapted a variation called ATAPI (ATA Packet Inter-

face) and can be intermixed with standard IDE drives because they use the same

cabling and electrical interface.

Most systems today have two IDE channel connectors that are typically referred to as

primary and secondary ports. Each IDE port can have a maximum of two devices that

must be uniquely identified, typically by the setting of a jumper as a ‘master’ or ‘slave’

device.

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3-2 Hardware Installation

e Aluminum Mobile Rack Docking Module is designed to install in any PC/AT

or Pentium-class computer that has an available 5.25-inch half-height drive bay.

General instructions for installing the Mobile Rack are given since the design of

computer cases varies. Refer to your computer’s manual whenever in doubt.

Mobile Rack Components

e Mobile Rack is comprised of two components:

Docking Case

Drive Case

Drive Activity

LED Indicator

Power ON/OFF

LED Indicator

Mounting

Holes

Key-Lock/Power Switch

Power

Connector

Data Interface

Cable

Bottom

Mounting Holes

Side

Mounting Holes

Handle

Removable Front Panel

Fan Connector

EZ-Swap 2 Mobile Rack Drive Caddy

EZ-Swap 2 Mobile Rack Drive Case (with cover removed)

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Install the Mobile Rack Docking Case into the Drive Bay

Mounting

Screws

Mounting

Screws

Docking Case

(All Models)

Installing the Mobile Rack Docking Case

1. Turn OFF the power to your computer and any other connected peripheral

devices. Follow the precautions for static electricity discharge:

• Discharge any static electricity build up in your body by touching a grounded

metal surface such as the computer case, if plugged in.

• During installation procedures, avoid any contact with internal parts.

2. Unplug the power cord from the back of the computer.

3. Remove your computer’s cover.

4. Remove the computer’s front cover plate from the 5.25-inch drive bay you plan

to install your Mobile Rack into.

5. Remove (separate) the Mobile Rack drive case from the docking case by lifting

the handle and pulling it out.

6. Slide the docking case into the 5.25-inch drive bay.

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10. Replace the computer’s cover and reconnect the power and other external

cabling.

7. Position the docking case so its mounting holes align with the drive bay’s

mounting holes. Secure with the supplied mounting screws (two/four on

each side.)

8. Attach an existing IDE 40-pin data cable from the system motherboard (or

IDE controller card) to the 40-pin connectors on the back of the docking

case.

Most connectors are keyed for proper insertion. If there is no key, orient the

cable so the pin-1 colored stripe edge is closest to the power connector.

9. Connect an available 4-pin power cable from the system’s power supply to

the 4-pin connector on the back of the docking case. e power connector is

‘D’ shaped to ensure proper orientation when making the connection.

Docking Module Data Cable and Power Connectors

40-pin IDE Connector, Power Connector

Pin 1

Mounting a Drive in the Drive Case

Proceed with the following steps to install a 3.5-inch drive device in the Mobile Rack

drive case. (Note: a special adapter kit is required in order to install a 2.5-inch drive.)

1.Remove the Mobile Rack drive case cover by removing the two mounting screws,

then sliding the cover towards the back of the unit.

Remove the Drive Case Cover

Slide Cover Off

Mounting

Screws (x2)

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IMPORTANT

3. If you are installing a new hard drive into the Mobile Rack, you may need to

conﬁgure the drive before you install it.

For IDE drives: Refer to the drive manufacturer’s documentation and

conﬁgure the drive as ‘Master’, ‘Cable Select’, or ‘Slave’ depending on the

conﬁguration of your computer. After you complete this installation, you may

also need to re-conﬁgure the computer’s BIOS Setup to make the drive functional

4. Connect the cables from the Mobile Rack drive case to the appropriate pin

connectors of the drive.

For IDE models: e drive case’s 40-/80-pin IDE cable supports 3.5-inch

drives. Attach the power and IDE cables from the Mobile Rack drive case to the

drive. e power connector is ‘D’ shaped to correctly orient the connector.

e colored stripe on the IDE cable should be closest to the power connector.

Remove Fan Fan Mounting

Screws

c. Unscrew the fan’s two mounting screws and remove the fan.

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Install the Drive in Drive Case

Colored Stripe

Mounting

Screws

Data Cable

Power Cable

Mounting

Screws

7. Slide the drive case cover back on and secure with the two mounting screws.

5. Carefully position the drive inside the drive case.

6. Secure the drive in place using the supplied mounting screws. Use the mounting

holes on the sides or bottom, depending on the design of the drive.

Mobile Rack Drive Case Ready for Use

Mounting

Screws (x2)

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To insert the Mobile Rack drive case:

1. InserttheMobileRackdrivecase(withdriveinstalled)intotheinstalledMobile

Rack docking case and push firmly until the drive is seated.

2.Insert the key and turn it right to lock. TheLED ontheMobileRackshould

light after a slight delay. The installed Mobile Rack device is ready to use.

To remove the Mobile Rack drive case:

1. Insert the key and turn it lefttounlock. Note thatthepowerLEDonthe

Mobile Rack should now be OFF.

2. Gently pull on the Mobile Rack handle to slide the drive case out.

WARNING

• DO NOT remove the drive case while the drive is working.

Damage to data may result.

• The Key-Lock must be in the Lock position while in use.

Key-Lock in

Lock Position

Key-Lock in

Unlock Position

3-3 Using the Mobile Rack

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