Addonics T E C H N O L O G I E S Saturn Cipher Combo Hard Drive (SCCHD) For Following Models: SCCHDSAU64, SCCHDSAU128 SCCHDSASA64, SCCHDSASA128 SCCHDIU64, SCCHDIU128 SCCHDISA64, SCCHDISA128 Users Guide Revision 1.
FCC Warning Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Contents FCC Warning................................................................................... 1 Contents............................................................................................ 2 Chapter 1 Saturn Cipher Combo Hard Drive package content ........ 3-4 For SATA hard drive ....................................................... 3 For IDE hard drive ........................................................... 4 Chapter 2 Saturn Cipher key...............................................
Chapter 1 Saturn Cipher Combo Hard Drive Package Content For SATA hard drive Models SCCHDSAU64 SCCHDSAU128 SCCHDSASA64 SCCHDSASA128 Contents Saturn Cipher SATA drive enclosure 64-bit (SCSAUSCS64) Saturn IDE drive cradle (AASIDEBY) Saturn Cipher key 64-bit, 2 pieces (AAENKEY64-2) eSATA USIB interface cable (AASAC-605E) 110/220V AC/DC 12/5V power adapter (AAPAC12V-US) Driver CD, this user guide Saturn Cipher SATA drive enclosure 128-bit (SCSAUSCS128) Saturn IDE drive cradle (AASIDEBY) Saturn Cipher key
Saturn Cipher Combo Hard Drive Package Content For IDE hard drive Models SCCHDIU64 SCCHDIU128 SCCHDISA64 SCCHDISA128 Contents Saturn Cipher IDE drive enclosure 64-bit (SCIUSCS64) Saturn IDE drive cradle (AASIDEBY) Saturn Cipher key 64-bit, 2 pieces (AAENKEY64-2) USB 2.
Chapter 2 Saturn Cipher key Check to make sure you have the correct version of Saturn Cipher key. The key should match the label at the back of the drive enclosure Yellow label SC-64 stands for Saturn Cipher 64-bit Green label SC-128 stands for Saturn Cipher 128-bit IMPORTANT There is no back door for the Saturn Cipher encrypted hard drive if the key is lost or stolen. To ensure there is a spare key, Your Saturn Cipher bundled kit comes with one pair of Saturn Cipher keys.
Chapter 3 Keeping track of the hard drive If you are using the Saturn Cipher drive enclosure to encrypted multiple hard drives. It is important to label your hard drive if you are taking the drive out of the enclosure. The hard drive with Saturn Cipher encryption will look like a brand new drive when attach directly to the IDE or SATA controller of a computer. There will be no partition or any hint to indicate that the drive contains encrypted data.
Chapter 4 Saturn Cipher Drive Enclosure Drive enclosure for SATA hard drive Note: The power switch on the back of the drive MUST be set to the right to power the hard drive for external use. Be sure the Saturn cipher key is inserted into the drive enclosure prior to turning on the power or attaching the USIB interface cable to the computer. Hard drive will not be detected if the interface cable is attached to the computer without the Cipher key inserted first.
Drive enclosure for IDE hard drive Note: The power switch on the back of the drive MUST be set to the right to power the hard drive for external use. Be sure the Saturn cipher key is inserted into the drive enclosure prior to turning on the power or attaching the USIB interface cable to the computer. Hard drive will not be detected if the interface cable is attached to the computer without the Cipher key inserted first.
Chapter 5 Installing hard drive into the drive enclosure Note: Brand New Hard drive must be Partitioned and Formatted first before a drive letter is assigned by the OS.
Chapter 6 Attaching USIB interface cable Be sure the Saturn cipher key is inserted into the drive enclosure prior to turning on the power or attaching the USIB interface cable to the computer. Hard drive will not be detected if the interface cable is attached to the computer without the Cipher key inserted first.
Chapter 7 Saturn IDE Drive cradle Overview Drive cradle, also known as fixed tray, is the frame that mounts inside the drive bay of a Desktop, Server or any computing equipment. The drive cradle provides both power and data connection between the computer and the drive enclosure. The Saturn IDE Drive cradle fits into any standard 5 ¼” drive bay and connects to the computer via IDE interface. The Saturn IDE drive cradle is compatible with all Saturn Drive enclosures and Saturn Cipher Drive enclosures.
Chapter 8 Drive Cradle installation and using the Saturn Combo Hard Drive Insert the IDE drive cradle into a standard 5 ¼” drive bay of a computer and secure the drive cradle to the drive bay with 4 screws (already included with the drive cradle), 2 on each side of the drive bay. Be sure the Saturn cipher key is inserted into the drive enclosure prior to turning on the power of the drive cradle.
Chapter 9 USIB interface cable installation USB 2.0 USIB interface cable Ø Since USB 2.0 Hi-Speed is an evolution of the existing USB 1.1 specification, it is fully forward and backward compatible with current USB systems. Ø If you do not have an USB2.0 port, you may install an optional USB2.0 adapter or controller USB driver installation For Win98 and Win98SE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Make sure your computer is up and running. Insert the USB cable to the USB Port.
eSATA USIB interface cable eSATA Saturn Cipher ExDrive Installation For Win98SE, Me, 2000 and XP Note: There no drivers needed to use the Serial ATA cable as long as the drivers are installed for the Serial ATA Controller card/chip. It is plug and play. Note: Brand New Hard drive must be Partitioned and Formatted first.
Technical Support If you need assistance to get your unit functioning properly, please call Addonics Technical Support. Our technical staff will be happy to assist you, but they will need your help to do so. Calling the technical support staff without all the proper information can be both time consuming and frustrating. Here are some tips to help you out: (1) (2) (3) (4) MODEL NUMBER – Please have this number on hand. SYSTEM INFORMATION – Type of computer, peripherals, etc.
