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CRU DataPort DP20 Dock Quick Start Guide

1 LED BEHAVIOR

LED

COLOR

Drive Power

Drive Activity

2 FRAME INSTALLATION

You only need to follow the steps in this section if you have purchased an open bay (no frame)

version of the DP20 Dock.

Line up your DP20 frame squarely with the dock enclosure and then push it slowly back into the

dock until the frame clicks into place. The front of the frame should be nearly flush with the front

of the dock.

You can optionally install any 12.7mm slimline optical disc drive into the enclosure.

3 HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION

The DP20 Dock supports 2.5" SATA hard drives and solid state drives that are 7mm or 9.5mm

in height.

a. Carrier side caps are packaged within the carrier and are marked "left" and "right" as viewed

from the logo end of the carrier. The "back" mark indicates the connector end of the hard

drive. Using two of the supplied screws, mount one side cap to a 2.5" SATA drive. Slide the

2.5" SATA hard drive into the DP20 carrier, ensuring that the pins of the unified SATA power

and data connector on the rear of the drive are visible through the slot on the rear of the car-

rier.

b. Mount the other black plastic side cap to the drive, capturing the outer carrier metal and

securing both the side cap and the drive to the carrier.

Do not over-tighten the screws on the side caps, or the carrier may fail to eject

properly from the frame.

3 OPERATING YOUR DATAPORT 20 DOCK

a. Connect your DP20 Dock to your computer with the included USB 3.0 micro-B cable.

b. Slide your DP20 carrier into the dock and push firmly until the carrier clicks into place. The

drive will power on automatically if the computer is turned on.

STATE

Green

Solid

Blinking

Amber

Solid

The drive inside the bay is powered on.

The drive inside the bay is being accessed by your

computer.

The drive you are using does not support the drive activity feature.

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