NR170S Multi-Disk SATA Raid Enclosure Internal Product Description
The NR170S is an internal high density multi-disk SATA Raid module that supports up to 5 multiple 3.5” SATA 3/6Gbps hard drives for only occupying 3 standard 5.25” space. With built-in most reliable hardware RAID processor, NR170S provides variety of RAID level selections, high transmission rate, and simple setup that fits into existing IT infrastructure, cost effective for solution to add RAID storage to PCs, servers, or workstations.
Host Interface | SATA II 3Gb/s (SATA III 6Gb/s Compliant) |
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HDD Interface | SATA II/III (3/6Gbps) |
Data Transfer Rate | SATAII 3 Gbps |
RAID Levels | Raid 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, Large & Clone |
LED Display for HDD | White – Power on indicator Blue – HDD Ready Flash Blue – HDD Access Flash Pink – HDD Rebuilding |
LED Display for Environmental Monitoring | POWER on LED – white FAN normal – green; fail – Red (too slow rpm or stop) TEMP normal – green; Over 50°C – Red |
Alarm | Buzzer Beeping if fan fail (too slow or stop) or over temperature (over 50°C) occurs |
Material | Aluminum Housing & Sturdy Metal Body Inside |
Dimension | Including Fan: 22(D) x14.6(W) x12.6(H) cm Excluding Fan: 19.3(D) x 14.6(W) x12.6(H) cm |
Power Connector | 2 |
Cooling | One 8 x 8 x 2.5 cm Cooling Fan |
O.S. support | No Driver Request |
GUI support | Windows(Available), Mac OS/ Linux (Q4, 2010) |
Superior Management
Featuring a user friendly GUI (Graphical User Interface), the NR170S can be configured and monitored by In-Band bus from a direct-attached host server/workstation or be set up and monitored remotely through the IP Address of a direct-attached Server/Workstation. Moreover, the event notification of RAID malfunction, overheated temperature or fan failure can be notified via email.
System Note
1. Operating systems that allow disk volume larger than 2 Terabytes (2048 Gigabytes) include:
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- Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008
- Mac OS 10.4/10.5 or higher
- Linux 2.6.23 or higher
2. If you want to use multiple RAID volumes, your system should meet either of the following requirements:
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- The motherboard’s SATA port should support Port Multiplier function.
- The system should have an internal SATA card with Port Multiplier function