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Table of Contents
- 1 Verify the Package Contents
- 2 Remove the End Cover and Slide the Tray out
- 3 Align Tray SATA Interface with Drive SATA Interface
- 4 Connect the Power Cable
- 5 Connect the USB Cable
- 6 Press the Power Button
- 7 The Operating System Should Detect the Hard Drive
- 8 Once Formatted, the Nexstar TX Is Ready for Use
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1. Verify the package contents.
5. Push the drive in the direction shown to fully
connect the SATA interface.
2. Remove the end cover and slide the Tray out.
6. Secure two screws on each side to hold the drive
to the Tray.
3. Note the SATA interface in the Tray and your
SATA drive.
Housing
Tray
7. Align the Tray guide rail to the housing guide
and slide the Tray into the housing.
Enclosure for 3.5" SATA 6Gbps HDD
4. Align Tray SATA interface with Drive SATA
interface and insert to connect the SATA
interface together.
8. Replace the end cover plate and secure with
two screws.
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Summary of Contents for Vantec NexStar TX
- Page 1 Enclosure for 3.5” SATA 6Gbps HDD 1. Verify the package contents. 2. Remove the end cover and slide the Tray out. 3. Note the SATA interface in the Tray and your 4. Align Tray SATA interface with Drive SATA SATA drive. interface and insert to connect the SATA interface together.
- Page 2 /Power Switch 9. Connect the power cable. 10. Connect the USB cable. 11. Press the power button. 12b. Once formatted, the NexStar TX is ready for use. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. v1.01 NST-328S3-BK Reproduction of these materials in any manner whatsoever without written permission is strictly forbidden.
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Red power light on when not connected to USB port. Light goes out but drive is not recognized on Windows 11 PC
The Vantec NexStar TX drive may not be recognized on a Windows 11 PC because the hard drive inside has not been initialized, partitioned, or formatted. The red power light going out could indicate that the OS is not accessing the drive. To fix this, use the system disk tool to initialize, partition, and format the drive. Once completed, the OS should detect the drive correctly.
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