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Introduction

Initially SATA was designed as an internal or inside-the-box interface technology, bringing improved performance and new features to internal PC or consumer storage. Creative designers quickly realized the innovative interface could reliably be expanded outside the PC, bringing the same performance and features to external storage needs instead of relying on USB or 1394 interfaces.

Features

• PCI 32bit@33/66MHz
  
• 2 External eSATA ports at 1.5Gb/s
  
• Up to 2 SATA(compatilble with SATA II) Hard Drives
  
• Support RAID 0, 1, and JBOD
  
• Support Windows(98/ME, NT, 2000, XP), 2003, x64 and Mac OS X , Linux, FreeBSD

Specifications

• PCI 32bit@33/66 Mhz
  
• 2 External eSATA ports at 1.5Gb/s
  
• Up to 2 SATA(compatilble with SATA II) Hard Drives
  
• Compatible to eSATA enclosures
  
• Support RAID 0, 1, and JBOD
  
• Dynamic Sector Repair and Remapping
  
• BIOS Booting (INT13) to RAID array
  
• Hot swap and hot spare
  
• Online array roaming
  
• Web browser-base software (Web GUI)
  
• Command Line Interface (CLI)
  
• SMTP email notification for events and error reporting
  
• Remote array management through (Web GUI, RAID GUI and CLI)
  
• Support Windows (98/ME, NT, 2000, XP), 2003, x64 and Mac OS X, Linux and FreeBSD
  
• RoHS Compliant
  
• RAID Management Tool
  
  • BIOS
    
  • Web based RAID
    
  • Management Software and CLI