Dell PowerVault RD1000 Bedienungsanleitung

Dell™ PowerVault™ RD1000

User's Guide

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2015-03 Rev. A00

Index

Introduction

Quick Start Installation

Using the Drive

Using the Removable Disk Utility

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Regulatory

Appendix: Using the Linux Operating System

Information in this document is subject to change without notice.

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Initial Release: March 2015

Introduction

Overview

The Dell PowerVault RD1000 is a removable, robust, hard disk drive system. It features backup

application compatibility, high speed transfer rate for fast backups, portable cartridges and high level

of data reliability. The RD1000 is available as an internal SATA device (see Figure 1) or external USB

device (see Figure 2).

Figure 1. RD1000 Internal Drives

3.5-inch Internal SATA Drive

5.25-inch Internal SATA Drive

Figure 2. RD1000 External Drive

External USB Drive

Capacity and Transfer Rates

The capacity and transfer rate of the RD1000 data storage system are dependent upon the inserted

RD1000 media. Capacity and transfer rate will vary depending on the RD1000 cartridge type. The

average transfer rates are listed in the table below.

Table 1. RD1000 Specifications

Characteristic

Storage capacity varies by individual cartridge capacity

Transfer Rate

Dependent on system configuration (see below)

Configuration

Theoretical Transfer

Rate

Maximum Burst

Transfer Rate

Typical Transfer Rate

RD1000 USB 2.0

USB 2.0 Host

USB 2.0 Cable

480 Mbps (60 MB/s)

35 MB/s

25 MB/s

RD1000 USB 3.0

USB 2.0 Host

USB 3.0 Cable

480 Mbps (60 MB/s)

35 MB/s

30 MB/s

RD1000 USB 3.0

USB 3.0 Host

USB 3.0 Cable

5 Gbps (625 MB/s)

230 MB/s

80 MB/s

SATA

1.5 Gbps (187.5 MB/s)

45 MB/s

35 MB/s

Average access time (msec)

Function

Removable disk drive

Logical block size

512 bytes

Supported file system

ext2, ext3, FAT32 and NTFS*

*NTFS is the default file system on the cartridge. If you are using Linux then the cartridge that comes

with your system will need to be re-formatted to support a file system that is compatible with a Linux

based operating system (see section "RD1000 Cartridge File System Considerations" in the appendix).

Supported Media

The RD1000 hard drive system supports any Dell RD1000 cartridge. RD1000 cartridges are available

in different capacity configurations depending on your storage requirements.

Operating System Requirements

The RD1000 hard drive system is supported on the following operating systems:

Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 or later

Windows 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 or later

Windows 7

Windows 8 / 8.1

Windows Server 2012 / 2012 R2

Linux (see "Linux Compatibility" section for more details)

Software

Backup Software

The RD1000 device works with industry backup applications that support removable disk media. See

your backup software manual for instructions on backing up data.

Windows Software

The RD1000 Utility provides essential Windows®software for use with the RD1000 unit. The RD1000

Utility Software can be downloaded at www.Dell.com/support. The RD1000 Utility software for

Windows installs:

A removable disk utility that provides basic diagnostic tests capabilities

An application update that enables the eject button to operate correctly under the Windows

operating system

An application that allows the right-click eject to operate in user-mode under the Windows

operating system

An application that automatically sets the SATA connection to DMA mode for improved

performance

See "Installing Unit Software for Windows" and "Using the Removable Disk Utility" sections for more

information on these applications.

Linux Software

There is no special software necessary when running Linux operating system. See "Using the Linux

Operating System" appendix for more information on using the RD1000 with Linux.

Front Panel Features

The front of the RD1000 unit has the following features and indicators:

1. Cartridge Indicator (located on cartridge)

2. Emergency Eject Hole

3. Eject Button/Power Indicator

Figure 3. Front Panel Features

Table 2. Power Indicator

The eject button is illuminated by a power indicator. Table 2 describes the operation of this indicator:

Indicator Status

Meaning

Description

OFF

Power /

Low

Power

Mode

Unit is in Low Power Mode (see below), or unit does not have power

Steady GREEN

Ready

Power is on and the RD1000 unit is working properly

Blinking GREEN

Ejecting

Unit is ejecting the cartridge

Steady AMBER

Fault

RD1000 unit has detected a fault condition. For more information, run a

diagnostic application (see section "Using the Removable Disk Utility").

Blinking AMBER

Prevent

Host computer is accessing the media, and the user has pressed the eject

button. The unit will blink amber for a few seconds then return to a steady

green. The unit will eject the cartridge after the host access completes.

Table 3. Cartridge Indicator

The cartridge indicator displays the current status of the cartridge. Table 3 describes the operation of

this indicator:

Indicator Status

Meaning

Description

OFF

Not

Ready

Cartridge is not inserted properly, the unit is in Low Power Mode, or the unit

has no power

Steady GREEN

Ready

Cartridge is ready

Blinking GREEN

Activity

Reading, writing, seeking

Steady AMBER

Fault

RD1000 unit has detected a cartridge fault condition. For more information,

run a diagnostic application (see section "Using the Removable Disk

Utility").

Low Power Mode [RD1000 USB 3.0 External only]

If the USB cable is unplugged from the USB 3.0 External dock, or the system that the dock is

connected to is turned off or in standby mode, the dock will enter Low Power Mode and the

dock Power Indicator will turn OFF.

If the media is inserted in the dock while in Low Power Mode the cartridge indicator will also

be turned off.

To eject a cartridge from the dock when it is in Low Power Mode, push and hold the Eject

button for approximately 10 seconds. The cartridge will be ejected, and the dock will go back

into Low Power Mode.

The dock will resume normal operation once the USB cable is reconnected to the computer.

Quick Start Installation

CAUTION: Before performing any of the procedures in this section, read and follow the

safety instruction in your Product Information Guide.

Dell-Installed PowerVault RD1000 Internal Drive

Dell performs the installation of a RD1000 Internal drive that is shipped as part of a system. If you are

running Windows®you will need to install the software included on the RD1000 User's Guide and

Utilities DVD, which includes essential Windows software for use with the RD1000 unit. In this case,

installation instructions are provided below in the "Installing Unit Software for Windows" section. If

you are using the Linux operating system see the appendix "Using the Linux Operating System".

Store the software DVD/diskette that came with your system in a safe place in case you ever need to

reinstall the software. If the software is misplaced it can be downloaded from www.Dell.com/support.

User-Installed PowerVault RD1000 Internal Drive

(Customer Kit)

This section describes how a user can install the PowerVault RD1000 Internal drive, in case it did not

come pre-installed by Dell.

Before You Begin

The RD1000 unit ships ready to install in a standard 3.5-inch or 5.25-inch half-high drive bay

depending on the configuration you order.

Depending on your computer you may need a standard (flat-blade) or Philips screwdriver to remove

the computer cover and install the drive in your computer.

Important Information on Electro-Static Damage

To protect your computer and drive from electro-static damage (ESD), follow these guidelines:

Before you open your computer or remove the RD1000 unit from its antistatic bag, ground

yourself by touching the metal chassis of your computer or some other grounded object. For

optimal protection, use an electrostatic grounding strap.

NOTE: Your computer must be plugged into a grounded electrical outlet to be properly

grounded.

Do not touch any printed circuit boards or electronic chips on your RD1000 device or in your

computer.

Turn your computer and any peripheral devices off before installing the RD1000 unit.

Installation Instructions

1. Carefully unpack the unit and accessories.

2. Turn off the computer.

3. Open the computer cover, using a screwdriver if necessary.

4. Mount the unit. Slide the RD1000 unit into an unused drive bay until the bezel is flush with the

front of the computer. Secure the unit using mounting screws, being careful not to over-

tighten the screws (see Figure 1 below).

5. Attach the power cable to the power connector (see Figure 1 below).

6. Connect the SATA data cable to the SATA data connector (see Figure 1 below).

7. Check all cables in your computer system. Before you reinstall your computer cover ensure

that all cables are correctly routed so that they will not bind or become crimped. Also, make

sure that no cables have loosened during the installation.

8. Replace your computer cover.

9. Turn on the computer.

10. During power-up press F2 key, or other hot key, to enter BIOS set up mode. Enable the SATA

port connected to your RD1000 unit. Save changes and exit from BIOS.

11. If running Windows install the RD1000 software (see "Installing Unit Software for Windows").

12. If you are using the Linux operating system see the appendix "Using the Linux Operating

System".

NOTE: If you choose to install a new operating system on your computer with an RD1000 unit

attached, make sure the cartridge is removed. This prevents the operating system from confusing

the removable drive with the system drive.

Figure 1. RD1000 Internal SATA Connectors

3.5-inch Internal SATA Drive

5.25-inch Internal SATA Drive

Mounting Screws

Power Adapter Cable

Mounting Holes

SATA Data Cable

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