Lacie d2 Quadra USB 3.0 User Manual - Page 11
LaCie d2 Quadra, Lock Slot, Rackmount Grooves, On/Off/Auto Power Switch, eSATA Port
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LaCie d2 Quadra Quadruple Interface Hard Drive Your LaCie d2 Quadra Hard Drive page 10 ■ Rear View 1 WARRANTY VOID IF SEAL BROKEN 2 FW4OO FW8OO FW8OO USB 2.O eSATA off auto on ! 8 7 6 5 43 1 Lock Slot - This slot is used to connect an antitheft chain lock, such as a Kensington security lock*, for maximum protection. 2 Rackmount Grooves - These grooves are used for attaching your drive to the Drive Stand, mounting in the Desk Rack kit (sold separately) or placing your drive in standard 19" computer equipment racks using the LaCie Rackmount Kit (sold separately). 3 On/Off/Auto Power Switch - The auto position allows the drive to be powered on and off automatically with your computer (works with FireWire and USB connections only). This feature also allows the drive to manage power consumption. If the system's power fan supports it, the LaCie d2 Quadra will spin down while in power save mode. The d2 Quadra will then take several seconds to spin up to full power. 4 eSATA Port - This is where you plug in the eSATA cable furnished with the drive. See page 19, Connecting the Interface Cable for more information. 5 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Port - This is where you plug in the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 cable furnished with the drive. See page 16, Connecting the Interface Cable for more information. 6 FireWire 800 Ports - This is where you plug in the FireWire 800 cable furnished with the drive. See page 18, Connecting the Interface Cable for more information. 7 FireWire 400 Port - This is where you plug in the FireWire 400 cable furnished with the drive. See page 17, Connecting the Interface Cable for more information. 8 Power Supply Connection - This is where you plug in the AC adapter supplied with the drive. See page 15, Connecting The Power Supply for more information. * Kensington © 2006 Kensington Computer Products Group