Western Digital Mirror Edition ユーザーズマニュアル

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MY BOOK MIRROR EDITION
USER MANUAL
ABOUT YOUR WD DRIVE – 5
About Your WD Drive
Format and Configuration
This WD device is preformatted as a single Windows NTFS* partition and is 
pre-configured for RAID 1 (Mirrored) mode for extra data protection with 
instantaneous and automatic data updates. If one drive fails, the dual-drive storage 
system will still operate and your data will be preserved. You can replace the failed 
drive and rebuild the dual-drive storage system.
This product also supports RAID 0 (Striped) mode for maximum capacity and 
accelerated performance. For more information on this product including instructions 
on changing the RAID configuration or drive format, see “WD RAID Manager for 
Windows” on
 page 13 or “WD RAID Manager for Mac” on page 17.
* To use this device with a Macintosh computer, you must reformat it to HFS+ (Journaled) or FAT32. 
LED Indicators (Lights)
The Power/Activity and capacity gauge indicators are represented by a single bar of 
four LEDs (lights) on the front panel of the device.
Power/Activity LED Behavior
* If this condition occurs, read/write activity will stop and the drive will spin down. Disconnect and 
power down My Book. Allow it to cool down for 1-2 hours then reconnect and power up the device.
Capacity Gauge
When the device is turned on, the capacity gauge indicates space used on the drive 
by illuminating up to four sections in an upward vertical direction. Each section 
represents approximately 25 percent of drive capacity. Because this drive is 
preformatted, the first section is illuminated upon installation.
The capacity gauge is enabled only through installation of WD Drive Manager, which 
must be installed on each system to which the device is connected. The capacity 
gauge is updated automatically as the drive is used.
Appearance
Drive State
Steady
Power-on state or power-save mode
Slow flashing (every four seconds)
System standby
Moving up and down
Drive in use
Alternating checkerboard pattern
Transitioning from one state to another
Alternate flashing between top and bottom LEDs
RAID degraded mode
Cycling from bottom to top
RAID rebuild mode
Fast flashing (every second)
Over-temperature condition*
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