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Accordance ARAID M100, Continued
The lock serves merely to close things securely. Pressing a function key (at the bottom right) initially triggers the logical release of a hard drive.
Although data are not in acute danger with only one hard drive, they are certainly not secure. The backup drive should be used again quickly.
The M100 can also be monitored via the serial cable.
Sky-blue: the case of the ARAID M100 from Accordance.
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