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3.1 POWERING YOUR MACBOOK PRO (2016 MODEL)

Because of the way the MacBook Pro implements power delivery, it may not be able to bus

power the ToughTech Duo C. Follow these steps to use the ToughTech Duo C with your

MacBook Pro.

a. Insert the included USB C-to-C cable and connect it to your MacBook Pro. The USB-C

Power LED will begin blinking red. Do NOT insert the AC adapter before connecting the

USB C-to-C cable to the MacBook Pro.

b. Insert the included AC Adapter into the ToughTech Duo C and plug it into power.

c. Power on the ToughTech Duo C.

4 CONFIGURE YOUR TOUGHTECH DUO C

4.1 WHICH RAID SETTING DO I USE?

RAID is a form of data management that spreads your data across multiple drives. With a

RAID, you can use multiple disks, but your computer will recognize the RAID as one disk.

There are four different modes available on the ToughTech Duo C. You should choose the one

that closest fits your usage scenario:

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Backup:

You should choose RAID1. This copies your data to both drives so that you can

remove one for safekeeping. Your computer will see a single drive with the capacity of

the lowest-capacity drive. For information on setting up a proper backup workflow, see

Section 5.

For the following usage scenarios, CRU recommends that you have a separate

backup system in place. Keep in mind that with RAID0 and SPAN, if one of the

drives fails you will not be able to recover your data from either hard drive.

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Speed:

For faster transfer speeds, choose RAID0. The data added to the ToughTech Duo

C will be split into parts and spread across both drives at the same time, which increases

the speed of your data transfers. Your computer will see a single volume with twice the

capacity of the smallest drive inside the ToughTech Duo C.

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Separate Disks:

This enables both drives to show up as separate volumes on your computer so you can

put different data on each of them.

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Using Drives With Different Sizes:

of space you have and you're using two drives with different capacities, you can option-

If you want both drives to be seen as separate disks, choose JBOD.

When it's important for you to maximize the amount

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