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Minimum System Requirements 

  Available USB3.0 host port 

  Windows XP / VISTA / 7 / 8 

  MAC OS 10.5 or above 

Product Overview 

1. USB3.0 Port 

2. Access LED 

3. Power LED 

4. DC Power Jack 

5. Power Switch 

1. Getting Started 

   

Kit Contents 

   

  3.5" SATA 6G to USB3.0 Enclosure 

   

 USB3.0 Cable 

   

  SATA Data Cable 

   

  SATA Power Cable 

   

  IDE Flat Cable 

   

 IDE Power Cable 

   

 Power Adapter  

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Screw Pack   

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Stand  

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QIG 

 

2. Assembling the 3.5" HDD 
 

IDE :

 

    Step 1 : Take out the metal tray and put the IDE HDD in it at correct direction. 

    Step 2 : Connect IDE HDD to the IDE flat cable and the power cable of IDE HDD. Also put screws in the metal tray. 

    Step 3 : Position the PCB and HDD set carefully into the aluminum casing, put the screws in and tighten them. 

 

 

SATA : 

Step 4 : Take out the metal tray and put the SATA HDD in it at correct direction. 

Step 5 : Connect SATA HDD to the SATA data cable and the power cable of SATA HDD. Also put screws in the metal tray. 

Step 6 : Position the PCB and HDD set carefully into the aluminum casing, put the screws in and tighten them. 

 

 

 

Note :   

Please note there is a switch on the board which is used to control the priority of using the IDE or SATA 

transmission. When installing IDE hard drive, please adjust the switch to “ IDE” side, and when 

installing SATA hard drive, please adjust the switch to “SATA” side. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Formatting Hard Drive 

In order to use a hard drive, or a portion of a hard drive, in Windows you need to first partition it and then format it. This process will then assign a drive 

letter to the partition allowing you to access it in order to use it to store and retrieve data.   

 

All hard disk management is done in the Disk Management Administrative Tool. Follow these steps to open this tool: 

 

1. Click on the Start button and select the Control Panel option. 
2. If in Classic control panel mode, double-click on the Administrative Tools icon and then double-click on Computer Management icon. If 
your control panel is in the Category view, click on Performance and Maintenance, then click on Administrative Tools, and finally 
double-click on the Computer Management icon. 

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