PH8586R M.2 NVME SSD Enclosure 20G USB3.2 GEN2X2 RAID Adapter Support M.2 NVME 2230 2242 2260 2280 SSD

Mode Introduction
PM:Port Multiplier Enclosure Multiplier, 2 SSDs are independent disks

RO:RAID0 high performance mode, the two SSDs will be combined into one disk
The continuous data will be dispersed to two disks to access, the parallel operation of the data to take full advantage of the bus bandwidth, thus improving the access performance;
RAID0 mode in which one of the hard disk is damaged, will lost all the data
RAID0 capacity: the minimum capacity of the disk multiplied by the number of disks

R1:RAID1 Data High Security Mode
The same data is stored in 2 disks at the same time:
One of the disks is damaged, the data still exists in the other disk;
After replacing the damaged disk, the device automatically performs RAID1 reorganization, the capacity of the new disk must be equal to or greater than the original disk capacity;
Do not read or write data during reorganization;
RAID1 Capacity: shows the minimum disk capacity.

LG:LARGE Capacity Maximum Mode
LARGE mode one of the hard disk will be damaged and all the data will be lost
Capacity:The total capacity after adding the capacity of 2 disks.

RAID Mode Setting Steps:
1:Install the SSD, plug in the data and power cables, and turn off the power.
2:Set the RAID mode to the desired position.
3:Press and hold down the “RESET” button, then turn on the power switch.
You will hear the sound of “drip”. “After 3 seconds, release the ”RESET" button
4:After the RAID setup is completed, you need to enter the Disk Manager to initialize.
Note: Switching the RAID mode, data will be lost, please be careful!
Suggestion: Backup your data before switching to RAID mode.

Features
Convenient mobile storage
USB-C data interface for computer & tablet & cell phone

Quiet cooling fan
with 2 air inlets and 1 heat sink
Accelerates hard disk cooling for more stable operation

P1&P2 SSD Indicator Lights
Green light when SSD recognition is normal
Green light blinks when reading/writing data
Red light blinks when SSD failure occurs