Cavalry Storage CADA-U32A - Manual (Page 14)

8. Decide which RAID setting
you want, and, following
the diagram to the right,
move the jumper shunts to
cover the appropriate pins.
(On the diagram to the
right, grey indicates that a
pin is covered; white
indicates an uncovered pin.)
The jumper shunts may be
moved by gently pulling
them upwards (vertically)
until they are free, then
pushing them downwards
onto the appropriate two
pins.
NOTE: If switching from any mode to RAID 1 mode, you must first configure
the jumper block to “Single” mode. Then connect your drive to your
computer, turn on your drive, and repeat step 5 (un-initialization) on BOTH
drives (in single mode, the array will show up as two drives). Then you may
continue again from Step 6 and configure the jumper block to RAID 1.
NOTE: When placing the jumper shunts, make sure they are oriented
along the longest axis of the drive. For example, if you want RAID 1
mode, one jumper shunt would cover pins 1 and 2, and another jumper shunt
would cover pins 4 and 5, as opposed to one jumper shunt covering pins 1
and 4, and another jumper shunt covering pins 2 and 5.
Fig. A (below) shows how the [uncovered] jumper pins are numbered. The
black arrow points to the back of the drive.
Fig. A
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