Raidon GR8670-TB3, User Manual

SafeTANK GR8670-TB3 User Manual

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9.  Once RAID mode has been set up, the switching of hard drives will lead to the removal of data 

from the hard disks. Please be sure to backup the data on the hard disk before making any 

switches.

10. Under RAID 5 mode, the system can only tolerate the failure of one hard disk. If the system 

shows that two or more of your hard disks have failed, your stored data may already be damaged 

or lost. In RAID 0 mode, If the system shows that one of your hard disks has failed, your stored 

data may already be damaged or lost.

11. If the GR8670-TB3 needs to be shut down or disconnected, please ensure the HDD is safely 

removed through your operating system before turning off the power.

12. While the In-chassis temperature reaches up to 55 degree-C (131 degree-F), in order to get rid of 

the heat efficiently, your DR8-TB3 will turn fan parts to full speed automatically. And once the In-

chassis temperature drops down to 50 degree-C (122 degree-F), you could then set fan speed 

at Fan Speed Switch manually to reduce its fan noise for a better green environment at both of a 

lower fan noise and the power saving.

13. We strongly recommend backing up important data stored on the GR8670-TB3 to another storage 

device or a remote site. RAIDON will not be held liable for the damage or loss of data you stored 

on the GR8670-TB3.

4. Hardware Installation

Please follow the steps below to complete the hardware installation process:

When you open the package, please immediately check the product and included parts for 

any damage or missing parts. If there is a problem with the product or included parts please 

contact your supplier immediately.
Place the device on a flat, even surface. Make sure that the cooling fan is not blocked 

and there is sufficient surrounding space for cooling. (Keep away from water or other 

environments that may cause product damage)
Please insert the key included with the parts pack into the keyhole to release the HDD 

enclosure handle and remove the HDD enclosure.

Place the hard disk in the HDD enclosure and secure it in place with the included screws; 

this will prevent damage to the hard disk from external vibration.

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Step 5 Once the hard disk is installed, slide the enclosure into the system and close the handle.

Note: Please avoid using hard disk drives from different manufacturers or different 

models from the same manufacturer as this may impact system performance.