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I have 2 sets of Guardian HDD Enclosures. If I mixed up the Secure Keys

and plug in the wrong one, what will happen?

When the wrong Secure Key is inserted into the Enclosure Kit, the host

will detect the Enclosure Kit as a new device until the correct Secure Key (the

key which was inserted when performing partitioning and formatting at the

beginning) is plugged in.

Note: This is only referring to same product models. Results may vary

depending on each product model.

File System Format

I would like to format my hard drives with the FAT (a.k.a. File Allocation

Table) format, which can be read and written by both Mac and PC. Is there

any limitation on its capacity?

Yes, please check the table below for reference.

File System

NTFS

Capacity

Vista:

Limitation

16384TB

XP: 2TB

Discrepancy in Reported & Actual Size Capacity

If I have a 320GB HDD, why does the Enclosure only recognizes the HDD

available space as to be less than 320GB?

Many customers are confused by their host systems when it reports a

discrepancy between reported capacity and actual capacity. Several factors

can come into play when your host system views and reports the capacity of a

hard drive. There are actually two different numbering systems used to

express units of storage capacity:

Binary, which says that a kilobyte is equal to 1024 bytes; and

Decimal, which says that a kilobyte is equal to 1000 bytes.

Most commonly used to display storage capacity is in Decimal. The

surprising fact is that even though it seems like you will have more bytes

under Binary, the Decimal calculation system actually presents a greater

storage capacity. More information on capacity issues can be found at the

Seagate website under FAQs.

http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-

US&name=Storage_Capacity_Measurement_Standards_-

_Seagate_Technology&vgnextoid=9493781e73d5d010VgnVCM100000dd040

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FAT32

FAT (Format by

Win2000 /

WinXP)

Windows: 32GB

4GB

Mac: 2TB

FAT16

2GB