![Yottamaster Aluminum 3.5″ 2 Bay Type C RAID Hard Drive Enclosure 10Gbps Support 32TB, RAID 1/JBOD/PM for 3.5/2.5 Inch HDD/SSD,Mac Style Designed for Personal Storage at Home&Office [PS200RC3]](https://cdn.server360.ru/global/images/bb/BBRKS2401300JZ24OD1.jpg "Yottamaster Aluminum 3.5″ 2 Bay Type C RAID Hard Drive Enclosure 10Gbps Support 32TB, RAID 1/JBOD/PM for 3.5/2.5 Inch HDD/SSD,Mac Style Designed for Personal Storage at Home&Office [PS200RC3]")
The PS200RC3 is NOT a NAS, it is a DAS and support RAID. Whether you are a seasoned creative pro or just getting started, Yottamaster Storage family has something for everyone. USB3.1 Gen1 5Gbps Type-C interfaceto SATA 3.0 6Gbps Transfer Speed.
A docking solution with aluminum-magnesium alloy body and anodizing surface,a kind of excellent design; hardware RAID 0 ,1 ,SPAN array modes for controlling speed, capacity, or data redundancy; huge capacity for archiving; and enterprise-class drives dishing out intense performance so you can do what you do better.
**IMPORTANT NOTE:
The PS200RC3 is NOT a NAS, it is a DAS and support RAID.
RAID 1 Mode- A Good Choice for 2 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure
We recommend to set the 2-bay HDD enclosure to RAID 1 mode to protect your data and security.
RAID 1 mode stores data on two hard disk drives simultaneously, which not only protects data integrity but also reduces or avoids data loss. If any one of the hard disk drives fails, all data can still be retrieved from the other hard disk drive.
RAID 1 has the following advantages:
1. Data redundancy: RAID 1 mode can store data on two hard disk drives simultaneously, this redundancy can protect data integrity, even if one of the hard disk drives fails, the data can still be accessed.
2. Security: RAID 1 can protect important data from the risk of data loss or downtime, which is important for protecting your data.
3. Data backup: RAID 1 mode can make it easier for you to backup your data.
Steps for replacing broken hard drives:
If one of the HDD is broken, the corresponding led light will turn RED. Do not change the current RAID mode, or all data will lost!!
1. Safely eject the device from computer, turn off the device.
2. Using a new hard drive to replace the broken one. Note: Brand new drive has to be formatted!
3. Turn on the device. The device will automatically rebuild the current RAID mode.
Important Tips:
1. Please backing up all data to prevent potential data loss when using hard drives, which are precision devices. Before performing any operation, backup all your data to avoid data loss or damage.
2. Brand new HDD/SSD should be partition and format it first under disk management, then it can be used normally, otherwise it cannot be used. If the hard drive is not recognized at all, it is possible that the issue could be related to the lack of partitioning on the new drive. Please do not hesitate to contact our customer support.
3. Auto-sleep after 10min of data inactivity. Note: the auto-sleep function can be adjusted with the softaware.
4. Be sure to pay attention to the difference is the screw types (wider threads secure drive to sled; tighter threads secure sled to enclosure),Make sure you have the right ones for your drives before starting.**
5. More FAQs, please download the Troubleshooting Guide (PDF) at Product Guides and Documents below.
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