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Sentry ONE User Guide

Formatting My Device

Your device will need to be formatted during initialization, before it can be used to store files.

If initalizing on Windows, you will be given the option of formatting the PRIVATE USB drive as either
FAT32 or exFAT.

Options are for Windows operating systems only - macOS will automatically format to FAT32

FAT32

Pros: Cross-platform compatible (Windows, macOS, and Linux)

Cons: Limited individual file size of 4GB

exFAT

Pros: No file size limitations

Cons: Microsoft restricts usage by license obligations

After initialization, reformatting the PRIVATE USB drive will erase all your files and your Application List,

but will not erase your device password and settings.

Important:

Before you reformat the device, back up your PRIVATE USB drive to a separate location,

for example, to cloud storage or your computer.

To reformat a device:

1. Unlock your device and click

Settings

on the menu bar of the DataLocker Control Panel.

2. Click

Tools

on the left sidebar.

3. Under Device Health, select the file format and click

Reformat Secure Volume

.

Finding Information About My Device

Use the Capacity Meter, located at the bottom right of the DataLocker Control Panel, to see how
much storage space is still available on your device. The green bar graph represents how full the
device is. For example, the meter will be totally green when the device is full. The white text on the
Capacity Meter displays how much free space remains.

For general information about your device, see the Device Info page.

To view device information:

1. Unlock your device and click

Settings

on the menu bar of the DataLocker Control Panel.

2. Click

Device Info

in the left sidebar.

The About This Device section includes the following details about your device:

• Model Number
• Serial Number
• Software and Firmware Version
• Release Date
• Management Console
• Secure Files Drive Letter
• Unlocker Drive Letter
• Operating System and System Administrative Privileges

Note:

To visit the DataLocker website or access more information about legal notices or certifications

for DataLocker products, click one of the information buttons on the Device Info page.

© Copyright DataLocker Inc.

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Summary of Contents for Sentry ONE Standard

Page 1: ...Sentry ONE User Guide version 6 1 DataLocker Inc April 2018 Sentry ONE Standard and Managed 1...

Page 2: ...About My Device 12 Editing The Applications List 13 Resetting My Device 13 Using My Device Managed Only Features 14 Accessing My Device If I Forget My Password 14 Scanning My Device For Malware 14 Re...

Page 3: ...latory requirements Hardware Encryption The Cryptochip in your device protects your data with the same level of protection as highly classified government information This security technology feature...

Page 4: ...el Specification Details Capacity 4GB 8GB 16GB 32GB 64GB 128GB Speed USB 3 0 4GB 80MB s read 12MB s write 8GB 16GB 165MB s read 22MB s write 32GB 250MB s read 40MB s write 64GB 128GB 250MB s read 85MB...

Page 5: ...etting up the device Setting Up My Device To ensure there is ample power provided to the Sentry ONE encrypted USB drive insert it directly into a USB 2 0 3 0 port on a notebook or desktop Avoid connec...

Page 6: ...Ironkey EMS or SafeConsole Administrator Ironkey EMS and SafeConsole require a device license for activation License sold separately For information on how to initialize a Sentry ONE Managed see Sett...

Page 7: ...e from your System Administrator start the DataLocker Control Panel and click Settings Gear Icon See the DataLocker Control Panel for more information 2 In the left sidebar click Tools then click Mana...

Page 8: ...Continue The requirements of this password will depend on the policy selected by your administrator 3 Choose a Secure Volume File System see Formatting My Device and click Continue 4 The device will n...

Page 9: ...wing To open a file double click the file on the PRIVATE USB drive To save a file drag the file from your computer to the PRIVATE USB drive Hint You can also access your files by right clicking the Da...

Page 10: ...ng to force the device to lock doing so can result in loss of data to any open and unsaved files If your files have become corrupt from a forced lock procedure or from unplugging the device before loc...

Page 11: ...rder This helps protect against screen loggers Note When you click a key in the Virtual Keyboard all of the keys briefly go blank This feature prevents screen loggers from capturing what you clicked T...

Page 12: ...sidebar 3 Under Device Health select the file format and click Reformat Secure Volume Finding Information About My Device Use the Capacity Meter located at the bottom right of the DataLocker Control...

Page 13: ...s Right click the application or file and choose the action from the menu To sort or change the way icons appear in the list Right click anywhere in the Application list and choose Large Icons List Ti...

Page 14: ...ds provided then click Change Password Scanning My Device For Malware If enabled by your System Administrator the Malware Scanner is a self cleaning technology that detects and removes malware on your...

Page 15: ...tor you may have restricted device access outside of the Trusted Zone or when offline Your device may also be set to automatically unlock on trusted computers To remove a trusted account simply highli...

Page 16: ...mount external SCSI and USB devices Some distributions do not mount automatically and require the following command to be run mount dev name of the device media mounted device name The name of the mou...

Page 17: ...2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital...

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