Xcellon HDD-1312 Manual de usuario
User Manual
Thank you for choosing Xcellon.
The Xcellon HDD-1312 Hard Drive Dock is the most convenient way to access data on an internal
SATA-type drive. Inserting your drive into the dock allows you to work with your drives and
eliminates having to open your computer and install them internally.
The HDD-1312 is designed for compatibility with hard disk drives and solid state drives. It accepts
2.5- or 3.5-inch SATA I/II/III drives with capacities up to 10 TB (HDD) and 8 TB (SSD). The dock is
equipped with a USB Type-C™ port, and cables with USB Type-C and Standard-A connectors are
included for compatibility with a wide variety of older and newer computers. The dock supports
plug-and-play and hot-swapping, and it will even run o of bus power when using most 2.5-inch
drives.
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Precautions
»Please read and follow these instructions, and keep this manual in a safe place.
»Back up your data before using this product in order to prevent loss of important data. Xcellon will not be
responsible for any data loss.
»Keep this product away from water and any flammable gases or liquids.
»Use only the correct, recommended voltage.
»Handle this product with care.
»Clean this product with only a soft, dry cloth.
»Keep this product away from children.
»Do not store this product in direct sunlight or in extreme high or low temperatures.
»All images are for illustrative purposes only.
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Overview
1 Power LED
2 Protective door
3 SATA contacts
4 3.5 and 2.5 in. drive slot
5 USB Type-C port
6 Power button
7 DC power input
Also Includes
»USB Type-C to Standard-A cable
»USB Type-C to Type-C cable
»DC power adapter
»User manual
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Plugging In and Setting Up
1 Use the included power adapter to connect the dock to an AC power source. Make sure the
dock is turned o by verifying that the power LED is not glowing.
2 Use one of the included USB cables to connect the dock to the corresponding port on your
computer.
3 Align the SATA contacts on your disk drive and the dock, and fully insert the drive into the
dock.
4 Press the power button to turn on the dock. The power LED will glow blue during normal
operation, purple when a drive is active, and red if a drive is damaged.
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If your disk drive has been formatted, your computer will notify you that new hardware has been
detected, and the drive will appear on the Desktop, in My Computer, or in the Finder.
If the drive has not been formatted, or if your computer cannot read or recognize it, you may need
to format the drive. See Formatting Your Disk below.
Important! To prevent data loss, do not unplug the HDD-1312, turn it o, or remove your disk drive from the
enclosure until the drive has been safely ejected from the computer.
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Formatting Your Disk
If your disk drive has not been formatted, or if your computer cannot read or recognize it, then you
may need to format the drive. Formatting a drive will erase all of its data. If you have data on your
drive, make sure to back it up before formatting.
Windows 7/8/8.1/10
These instructions will help create a formatted, whole-drive partition.
1 Windows 7: Right-click on My Computer, and select Manage.
Windows 8, 8.1, and 10: Press Windows key+X to open the Quick Links menu. Select Disk
Management, and skip to step 3.
2 In the middle column of the Computer Management window, double-click on Storage and
then Disk Management.
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3 In the bottom half of the middle column, you will see a list of all the connected disk drives
and their partitions. Formatted drives have a blue bar, and unformatted drives have a black
bar and are labeled Unallocated.
4 Right-click on the partition labeled Unallocated, and click on New Simple Volume. This will
open the New Simple Volume Wizard.
5 When the New Simple Volume Wizard opens, click on Next to continue.
6 In the Specify Volume Size window, make sure the maximum disk space in MB is the same
as the simple volume size in MB, in order to make a whole-drive partition. Click on Next to
continue.
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7 In the Assign Drive Letter or Path window, select a letter from the drop-down menu to
assign to the disk drive. Click on Next to continue.
8 In the Format Partition window, select Format this volume with the following settings.
a. From the File system drop-down menu, select the file system you want to use for
the disk.
b. Set Allocation unit size to Default.
c. Type in a name for the disk in the Volume label text entry box. The default disk name
is “New Volume”.
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d. You can opt to Perform a quick format or a full format. Perform a quick format is the
default option.
e. Make sure Enable file and folder compression is unselected.
f. Click on Next to continue.
9 Review your settings, and click on Finish. Windows will format the partition, which will
appear as formatted in the middle column of the Disk Management window, and the disk will
appear as a usable drive in My Computer.
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