The Accusys ExaSAN Carry is a brand - new portable storage solution that combines Thunderbolt 3 and PCIe 3.0 technology. It's shockproof, super quiet (less than 45dB), making it a top choice for post - production work, DITs, and those who need on - the - go storage. Colorists will love having it on their desks as it won't distract them. The new LED on/off button eliminates the annoyance of flashing front - panel lights. Its power module and software - controlled intelligent fan module are easy to remove and replace in just two steps, no tech skills required. You can even charge your notebook while editing via the Thunderbolt cable with 60W power. The newly designed disk tray positioning pin reduces the risk of disk and backplane damage during transportation. The recessed handle makes it easy to carry and stack multiple units. Its original packaging is compatible with the Pelican case 1510, so you don't need extra custom packaging. In mechanical shock tests, when placed in a Pelican case with EPE, it can withstand 250G/2ms without HDD damage. Key features include online RAID set expansion, online bad block data recovery, disk health monitoring, a Java - based GUI, event log saving, email notifications, front LED indicators, and a 400W, 110V - 240V power supply.
Using the Accusys ExaSAN Carry is straightforward. First, connect it to your device via the Thunderbolt 3 cable. You can start transferring data right away. While using it, you can charge your notebook through the same cable. If you need to replace the power module or the intelligent fan module, it only takes two simple steps, so you don't need to call a technician. When transporting the device, use the recessed handle for easy carrying. You can also stack multiple units if needed. It's a good idea to use the original packaging or a Pelican case 1510 with EPE to protect it from shocks. Regarding maintenance, keep an eye on the disk health through the built - in monitoring feature. If you encounter any issues, check the event log saved in a text file for quick troubleshooting. Also, make sure to set up email notifications so you're aware of any important events.
