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Addonics
T E C H N O L O G I E S
Jupiter Cipher ExDrive
For the following models:
JCEDIU64, JCEDIF64, JCEDIS64
JCEDIU128, JCEDIF128, JCEDIS128
JCEDIU192, JCEDIF192, JCEDIS192
User’s Guide
Version 1.0
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FCC Warning Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is n
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Contents FCC Warning................................................................................... 1 Limited Warranty ............................................................................ 1 Contents............................................................................................ 2 Chapter 1 General Information ......................................................... 3 Features............................................................................ 3
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Chapter 1 General Information The Addonics Technologies Jupiter Cipher ExDrive is a portable 2.5” Hard Disk Drive kit. The unit is external and uses the USB2.0, Firewire/iLink, and Serial ATA interfaces. Features • Stylished and rugged black anodized aluminum housing • Compact size and light weight • Shock proof - up to 3 feet drop damage protection for the hard drive • Easy hard drive installation • Choice of standard or encryption drive enclosure • The most versatile
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Jupiter Cipher ExDrive Item Number Product Description JCEDIU64 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive 64-bit for 2.5” IDE hdd, USB 2.0 JCEDIF64 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive 64-bit for 2.5” IDE hdd, Firewire/iLink JCEDIS64 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive 64-bit for 2.5” IDE hdd, SATA JCEDIU128 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive 128-bit for 2.5” IDE hdd, USB 2.0 JCEDIF128 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive 128-bit for 2.5” IDE hdd, Firewire/iLink JCEDIS128 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive 128-bit for 2.5” IDE hdd, SATA JCEDIU192 Jupiter Cipher ExD
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Chapter 2 Jupiter Cipher ExDrive key Check to make sure you have the correct version of Jupiter Cipher ExDrive key. The key should match the label at the bottom of the drive enclosure. Yellow label DES-64 stands Green label TDES-128 Red label TDES-192 for Jupiter Cipher ExDrive stands for Jupiter stands for Jupiter 64-bit key Cipher ExDrive 128- Cipher ExDrive 192- bit key bit key IMPORTANT There is no back door for the Jupiter Cipher ExDrive encrypted hard
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Chapter 3 Keeping track of the hard drive If you are using the Jupiter Cipher ExDrive drive enclosure to encrypt multiple hard drives, it is important to label your hard drive if you are taking the drive out of the enclosure. The hard drive with Jupiter Cipher ExDrive encryption will look like a brand new drive when attach directly to the IDE or SATA controller of a computer. There will be no partition or any hint to indicate that the drive contains encrypted data. When the drive is p
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Chapter 4 Jumper settings inside the Jupiter Cipher ExDrive Drive Case A. If the Jupiter Cipher ExDrive will be used externally with the external AC adapter, the switch from the case must be switch to the right, labeled EXT to grab power from external power supply. Application: Jupiter Cipher ExDrive can be set to receive power EXT and be used with all three types of USIB cables. B. If the Jupiter Cipher ExDrive will be used externally without the external AC adapter, the switch fr
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Chapter 5 Hardware Installation Guide Exploded View of Enclosure shown with various components top cover hard drive shock absorbers switch PCB bottom cover screw cipher slot Step 1 Separate the top from the bottom cover of the drive enclosure by loosening the screw as shown on the photo. Addonics Technologies – Jupiter Cipher ExDrive User’s Guide v1.0 8
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Step 2 Align the male IDE connector on the 2.5” hard drive with the female IDE connector on the PCB. Push the hard drive till the connector pins on the hard drive is fully seated inside the connector on the PCB. Step 3 Wrap the shock absorber around the hard drive and PCB. Step 4 Turn over the PCB and secure the hard drive to the PCB with the mounting screws that come with the kit. Step 5 Mount the board to the bottom cover.
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Step 6 Put the top cover on by holding it in near vertical position and sliding the two metal clips inside the two small slots on the rear of the bottom cover. Step 7 Lower the front of the top cover and making sure the two covers lined up properly. Tighten the small retaining screw on the front of the bottom cover to close the enclosure. Addonics Technologies – Jupiter Cipher ExDrive User’s Guide v1.0 10
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Chapter 6 Attaching USIB interface cable USIB connector for use with the Addonics USIB interface cable External power input jack (for use as external hard drive) Addonics USIB interface cable Be sure the Jupiter Cipher ExDrive key is inserted into the drive enclosure prior to turning on the power or attaching the USIB interface cable to the computer. Hard drive will not be detected if the interface cable is attached to the computer without the Cipher key inserted first. Unde
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Chapter 7 7.1 USB2.0 USIB Cable (Model: AAUSBC-309) Note: USB Jupiter Cipher ExDrive is Plug and Play under Windows XP, 2000 and 98Me. There is no third party driver needed. • Since USB 2.0 Hi-Speed is an evolution of the existing USB 1.1 specification, it is fully forward and backward compatible with current USB systems. • If you do not have an USB2.0 port, you may install an optional USB2.0 adapter or controller Driver Installation for Win98 and Win98SE Downloadin
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Driver Installation for Win98 and Win98SE 1. Make sure your computer is up and running. 2. Insert the USB2.0 USIB cable to the USB Port. 3. A "New Hardware Found" message shall pop up, click Next. 4. “What do you want Windows to do?” message opens. Select “Search for the best driver for your device,” click Next. 5. “Specify Location” message opens. Point to the location of C:\My Documents\mass_storage_601where you unzip the files for the driver. Click Next. 6. “Driver file search for
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7.2 SATA USIB Cable (Model: AASAC-605) For Win98SE, Me, 2000 and XP Note: There are no drivers needed to use the Serial ATA cable as long as the drivers are installed for the Serial ATA Controller card/chip. It is plug and play. Disk Management for Windows 98 Note: Refer to the SATARAID Management Utility Manual SATARAID Manual V1.30 (for non-RAID5 Controllers) found in the Addonics Technologies website
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7.3 FIREWIRE USIB Cable (Model: AAFWC-406) Note: Firewire Jupiter Cipher ExDrive is Plug and Play under Windows XP, 2000 and 98Me. There is no third party driver needed. Driver Installation for Win98 and Win98SE After plugging in the cable some system might prompt you for Win98SE CD, in case you don’t have the Win98SE CD and the wizard prompts you for: NTMAP.SYS please type C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS NTMAPHLP.PDR please type C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\IOSUBSYS
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For Windows 2000 & XP Operating Systems How to use Disk Management To start Disk Management: 1. Log on as administrator or as a member of the Administrators group. 2. Click Start, click Run, type compmgmt.msc, and then click OK. In the console tree, click Disk Management. The Disk Management window appears. Your disks and volumes appear in a graphical view and list view. 3. To customize how you view your disks and volumes in the upper and lower panes of the window, point to Top or B
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7. Confirm that the options that selected are correct, and then click Finish. The new partition or logical drive is created and appears in the appropriate basic disk in the Disk Management window. If you chose to format the volume in step 6, the format process now starts. How to format a basic volume To format a partition, logical drive or basic volume: 1. In the Disk Management window, right-click the partition or logical drive that you want to format (or reformat), and then click Form
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Technical Support If you need assistance to get your unit functioning properly, please call Addonics Technical Support. Our technical staff will be happy to assist you, but they will need your help to do so. Calling the technical support staff without all the proper information can be both time consuming and frustrating. Here are some tips to help you out: (1) MODEL NUMBER – Please have this number on hand. (2) SYSTEM INFORMATION – Type of computer, peripherals, etc. (3) OPERATI
