Rx2U8  IDE-SCSI Series provides RAID levels 0,1 (0+1),3 and 5. RAID configurations can be managed easily either through the LCD control panel or by the system-embedded configuration utilities. Its high data availability and protection derives from the following capabilities:

Two hot-swappable redundant power supplies provide zero-down-time and fault-tolerant power. With two power supplies installed, both will share the current power needs of the whole system. If one should fail, alarm will sound and the remaining power supply will take over the full load until the faulty unit is replaced. The hot-swap feature ensures that the system remains operating while replacement is taking place.

More Protection with Hot swappable Cooling Fan

Three cooling fans are integrated for redundancy. Failures are displayed by the RAIDGuide manager software. Power Supply modules are equipped with their own independent cooling fans.

              
 

Automatic Setup and Status Monitoring

The system will automatically initialize based on the number of disk drives installed at start up. Manual configuration and monitoring can be done through the LCD control panel. The firmware also contains an embedded management program that can be accessed using a terminal connected to the RS-232C port.

An easy-to-use, Java-based GUI RAID management software designed specifically for using with the Rx2U8 IDE-SCSI RAID subsystems. RAIDGuide provides a complete management interface to the disk array and a constant real-time report of the current RAID status, errors, events, and capacity. RAIDGuide permits IDE RAID managers to quickly locate and rectify problematic hardware without downtime or data loss. All RAID subsystem functions, such as password management and firmware upgrades, can be handled through the RAIDGuide console. The RAIDGuide makes IDE RAID Subsystem management an easy matter of point-and-click from the local host or even remotely via Java-enabled browser over a LAN.
 

Ideal Quality & Design

UL Listed. This product complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions. this device may not cause harmful interference and this device must accept any interference received, including interference that my cause undesired operation.