LaCie Ethernet Big Disk
User Manual
Lock Slot –
This slot is used to connect an anti-
theft system, such as the LaCie Security Lock,
for maximum protection. Refer to your anti-
theft system documentation for details on how
to connect the lock.
Power Supply Connector –
This is where you
plug in the AC adapter supplied with the drive.
See section 3.2.
Connecting The External Power
Supply
for more information.
Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Port –
This is where you
plug in the USB cable that connects the drive to
your computer.
Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Expansion Port –
This is
where you plug in the USB cable that connects
another USB external drive to the Ethernet Big
Disk to extend the storage capacity.
Gigabit Ethernet Port –
This is where you plug
in the Ethernet cable furnished with the drive.
See section 3.3.
Connecting the Interface Cable
for more information (also compatible with Fast
Ethernet 10/100).
Ventilation Outlet –
These holes help to keep
your drive cool during operation. Be sure not to
block these openings when using your drive.
Rackmount Grooves –
These grooves are used
for mounting the drive in the Desk Rack kit
(sold separately) or placing your drive in
standard 19” computer equipment racks using
the LaCie Rackmount Kit (sold separately). See
sections 1.2.
Racking Options
for more infor-
mation.
Serial Number Sticker –
This is where you will
find your LaCie drive’s serial number. Write
down the serial number and keep it in a safe
place, because you will need to provide the
number in the event you have to call LaCie
Technical Support for any reason in regards to
the drive’s performance. The serial number
would also come in handy if your drive is lost or
stolen.
MAC Address –
Every network device has a
unique Mac Address (Media Access Control).
This address can be found on the back of your
Ethernet Big Disk.
Rear View
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Mac Address: 00D04B801220 SN:XXXXXXXXXX
USB 2.0
USB
Your LaCie Ethernet Big Disk
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