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OWC MERCURY ELITE PRO QUAD
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OWC Mercury Elite Pro Quad Introduction
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1.5 Rear view
1. Kensington
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Security Slot — Connect a security tether here.
2. USB 3.1 Gen 2 port — Attach one of the included USB cables here,
using the Type-C connector.
3. ON/OFF switch — Power the Enclosure on and o here.
4. Power port — connect the included power cable here.
Usage Notes:
Please visit www.owcdigital.com/format for tips on how to format the drives in your
OWC Mercury Elite Pro Quad.
Always eject or unmount the volume(s) in use before powering the enclosure o or
disconnecting it from the host.
Although the ON/OFF switch controls power to the Elite Pro Quad, it requires a data
signal in order to remain powered on. As long as the ON/OFF switch is in the ‘ON’
position, the device will power on when it receives a signal through the data cable.
However if there is no data connection, after a brief time the drives will automatically
spin down.
If the enclosure enters sleep mode, depending on the temperature of the drives the
cooling fan may continue operating until the drives have cooled down.
This enclosure does not have any built-in RAID capabilities.
The four drives can operate completely independent of the others, including
unmounting a drive without impacting the others.
When using the Option-boot screen on a Mac to choose a boot drive, having a
Mercury Elite Pro Quad connected will slow the process of listing all bootable drives.
The more drive volumes that are present, the longer it will take. Please be patient.
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