Power/activity led, Thunderbolt ports – Western Digital My Book Thunderbolt Duo User Manual User Manual

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MY BOOK THUNDERBOLT DUO

USER MANUAL

ABOUT YOUR WD STORAGE DEVICE

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Power/Activity LED

The power/activity LED shows the device’s normal power state and activity, and
provides caution/warning indications as follows:

Note: If you see an over-temperature indication, power down the device and let it

cool for 60 minutes. Power it back on, and if the problem persists, contact
WD Support.

Thunderbolt Ports

As shown in Figure 2 on page 3, the My Book Thunderbolt Duo dual-drive storage
device has two dual-channel Thunderbolt ports that provide a fast, flexible interface for:

Performance—Thunderbolt technology delivers unprecedented data transfer

rates thanks to its revolutionary bidirectional I/O throughput. Each Thunderbolt
port provides two bidirectional channels, each with theoretically up to 10 Gb/s of
bandwidth.

Simplicity—Thunderbolt technology supports daisy chaining multiple devices

through a single Thunderbolt connector so you can multitask at Thunderbolt
technology speed without having to use a switch or hub. This reduces the
hardware clutter and increases productivity.

Flexibility—Connect additional Thunderbolt technology-enabled external hard

drives, media players, HD displays, media capture and editing systems and more
through a single connector.

Note: Your My Book Thunderbolt Duo device must be connected to a Mac computer that

supports Thunderbolt technology. For information about cables that support
Thunderbolt technology, visit

http://support.wdc.com

.

LED Appearance

Power State/Activity

Normal Operating Indications

Brief fast-flash display of white-amber-white-
amber-white-amber-off, less than one second
in duration

Initial power-on sequence

White, on steady

Ready, interface enabled, but idle

White, continuous fast flashing,
approximately four times per second

Active

Off

No power, no interface connection, or sleep
status

Caution/Warning Indications

Amber, on steady

Fan failure or over-/under-temperature
condition

Amber, slow flashing, approximately two
times per second, every other second

At or above critical temperature

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