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Aegis
2
First Time Use
Before the Padlock can be used, the Admin PIN MUST be set. The LED will display
Solid
BLUE
and Solid
To Set-up the Admin PIN:
Press UNLOCK + 9. The LED will change to Solid
1.
Enter the new Admin PIN and press UNLOCK key. If accepted the
2.
will flash for 3 short blinks, then return to Solid
Re-enter the Admin PIN and press the UNLOCK key. If accepted the
3.
LED will be Solid for 3 seconds.
4.
LED will then turn
LOCK key is pressed, will return the drive to a standby state.
5.
The Admin PIN is now set and will allow access to the drive or the Admin features.
6.
To UNLOCK the drive, exit Admin by pressing the LOCK button. Then enter the
new PIN and press UNLOCK.
*Note:
PINs must be a minimum length of 7 maximum 16 digits.
Cannot contain all consecutive numbers (2345678 or 9876543)
Cannot contain all same number (1111111)
Padlock
1
GREEN
to indicate the Padlock is waiting for a PIN to be set.
BLUE
and remain in Admin mode for 30 seconds or if the
Quick Start Guide
1
UNLOCK button
3
2
LOCK button
3
LED Indicator lights
When you first plug in the SSD
Padlock, the unit will do a self-test
to verify all security components
are working properly. The LEDs
will go through 3 test stages
RED, GREEN, and BLUE. This
will be followed by three
flashes on a successful test. Any
test failure will leave the unit in an
interoperable state with the
LED flashing.
BLUE
and Blinking GREEN.
BLUE
and Blinking GREEN.
SSD
GREEN
RED
GREEN
LED
GREEN
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Summary of Contents for Apricorn Aegis Padlock SSD
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Page 1: Quick Start Guide
Padlock Aegis Quick Start Guide UNLOCK button LOCK button LED Indicator lights When you first plug in the SSD Padlock, the unit will do a self-test to verify all security components are working properly. The LEDs will go through 3 test stages RED, GREEN, and BLUE. -
Page 2: Locking The Drive
Solid GREEN. You have successfully reset the Aegis Padlock. Formatting the drive The Aegis Padlock SSD comes preformatted in NTFS for Windows and is ready for use. For the ® Mac OS the Disk Utility should be used to reformat the hard drive to a Mac compatible file system.