Re-initialize for Mac and Windows

Re-Initialize/ Format Device Re-initialization is not required for setup. You may re-initialize the Lockbox Rugged if the password is lost or forgotten. [!] Caution: Renitializing and Formatting erases everything on the storage device. Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting,partitioning, or using a SiForce storage device. To re-initialize follow these steps: 1.   Unplug the USB cable and hold the “1” key and "3" key                            simultaneously while  re-inserting the USB cable into the                    computer’s USB port. 2.   Hold the “#” key until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs             light up. 3.   Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 4.   RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN)                     number is entered successfully. 5.   Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 6.   The BLUE LED will flash three times. 7.   Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 8.   BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and the RED LED                  should turn off. 9.    If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 10. If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9). 11. After re-initialization, the device will need to be formatted in either NTFS (Windows users) or exFAT (Mac or Windows users). NTFS: Since it is the native file system for Windows, volumes created in NTFS can read and write with computers running Windows. exFAT: Generally compatible with Mac and Windows. exFAT is not a journaled file system, which means it can be more susceptible to data corruption when errors occur or the drive is not disconnected properly from the computer.

Format for Windows

* Windows users, formatting is not required for set-up as the Lockbox Rugged is formatted in NTFS for Windows out of the box. Formatting SiForce Lockbox Rugged: 1. Connect SiForce Lockbox Hard Drive to the computer. 2. Go to Search and then type Disk Management. In the search               results, double click Disk Management. 3. From the list of storage devices in the middle of the Disk                         Management window, locate your SiForce Lockbox device.      Note: If you are unable to locate the  Lockbox device in disk                   management, unplug the USB cable then re-insert  the USB                   cable  into the computer’s USB port. 4. If you have re-initialized your lockbox, right-click the disk and             select initialize disk or follow the pop up.      -Select the Disk for your lockbox and select MBR      (Master Boot Record) for any lockbox 2TB and smaller.       -Select GPT (GUID Partition Table) for any lockbox larger                     than 2TB.       -Select ok. 5. If you have not re-initialized, right-click the drive you wish to               format and then select “Delete Volume.” 6. Once the  drive partition has been deleted, right-click the                       drive  you wish to format and then select      “New Simple Volume.” 7. From Create Partition Wizard, press “Next” until you reach                   the Format  Partition section. 8. Select the Format volume settings for NTFS or exFAT. 9. Enter a volume label for your SiForce Lockbox. Select      "Perform a  quick format." 10. Select “Next’ and then select “Finish.” Once formatting is complete, the drive will appear on your desktop.

Mac users, you will need to reformat the drive prior to using it. SiForce Lockbox Rugged is pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS, the native file system for Windows. Reformat the Lockbox Slim from NTFS to exFat for compatibility with MacOS and Windows. [!]   Caution: Formatting erases everything on the storage device.Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting, partitioning or using a SiForce storage device. 1.   Make sure the storage device is connected to the computer. 2.   Search for Disk Utility, double-click Disk Utility. 3.   Select the SiForce Lockbox  drive in the left column. 4.   Click the Erase tab. 5.   Rename the drive.

Format for Mac

6.  Choose a format from the drop-down window. 7.  Select ExFat format from the drop-down window. 8.  Select GUID Partition Map for Scheme. Note: If you do not see the scheme option, or if it fails to format, check to see that you have selected the volume and not the drive. Click on the view button in the upper left-hand side, change to Show All Devices. Select the non-indented entry for your LockboxRugged drive. 9.    Select Erase again. 10  Disk Utility will start formatting the drive. 11. Once complete, click done.

Box Contents

Minimum System Requirements

SiForce Lockbox Rugged 

Hard Drive

USB 3.0 Cable with Extension forAdditional Power

You can connect your Lockbox Rugged to a computer that meets the following minimum requirements: •Windows XP or higher •Mac OS X 10.7 or higher

Additional Notes: ◉ The SiForce Lockbox Rugged will lock after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity and will require a password re-input. ◉  After 100 incorrect password attempts the drive will lock                      permanently and all data will be lost. ◉  Please remember your password, it is the only way to access                 your data.

Re-initialize for Mac and Windows

Re-Initialize/ Format Device Re-initialization is not required for setup. You may re-initialize the Lockbox Rugged if the password is lost or forgotten. [!] Caution: Renitializing and Formatting erases everything on the storage device. Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting,partitioning, or using a SiForce storage device. To re-initialize follow these steps: 1.   Unplug the USB cable and hold the “1” key and "3" key                            simultaneously while  re-inserting the USB cable into the                    computer’s USB port. 2.   Hold the “#” key until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs             light up. 3.   Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 4.   RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN)                     number is entered successfully. 5.   Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 6.   The BLUE LED will flash three times. 7.   Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 8.   BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and the RED LED                  should turn off. 9.    If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 10. If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9). 11. After re-initialization, the device will need to be formatted in either NTFS (Windows users) or exFAT (Mac or Windows users). NTFS: Since it is the native file system for Windows, volumes created in NTFS can read and write with computers running Windows. exFAT: Generally compatible with Mac and Windows. exFAT is not a journaled file system, which means it can be more susceptible to data corruption when errors occur or the drive is not disconnected properly from the computer.

Format for Windows

* Windows users, formatting is not required for set-up as the Lockbox Rugged is formatted in NTFS for Windows out of the box. Formatting SiForce Lockbox Rugged: 1. Connect SiForce Lockbox Hard Drive to the computer. 2. Go to Search and then type Disk Management. In the search               results, double click Disk Management. 3. From the list of storage devices in the middle of the Disk                         Management window, locate your SiForce Lockbox device.      Note: If you are unable to locate the  Lockbox device in disk                   management, unplug the USB cable then re-insert  the USB                   cable  into the computer’s USB port. 4. If you have re-initialized your lockbox, right-click the disk and             select initialize disk or follow the pop up.      -Select the Disk for your lockbox and select MBR      (Master Boot Record) for any lockbox 2TB and smaller.       -Select GPT (GUID Partition Table) for any lockbox larger                     than 2TB.       -Select ok. 5. If you have not re-initialized, right-click the drive you wish to               format and then select “Delete Volume.” 6. Once the  drive partition has been deleted, right-click the                       drive  you wish to format and then select      “New Simple Volume.” 7. From Create Partition Wizard, press “Next” until you reach                   the Format  Partition section. 8. Select the Format volume settings for NTFS or exFAT. 9. Enter a volume label for your SiForce Lockbox. Select      "Perform a  quick format." 10. Select “Next’ and then select “Finish.” Once formatting is complete, the drive will appear on your desktop.

Mac users, you will need to reformat the drive prior to using it. SiForce Lockbox Rugged is pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS, the native file system for Windows. Reformat the Lockbox Slim from NTFS to exFat for compatibility with MacOS and Windows. [!]   Caution: Formatting erases everything on the storage device.Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting, partitioning or using a SiForce storage device. 1.   Make sure the storage device is connected to the computer. 2.   Search for Disk Utility, double-click Disk Utility. 3.   Select the SiForce Lockbox  drive in the left column. 4.   Click the Erase tab. 5.   Rename the drive.

Format for Mac

6.  Choose a format from the drop-down window. 7.  Select ExFat format from the drop-down window. 8.  Select GUID Partition Map for Scheme. Note: If you do not see the scheme option, or if it fails to format, check to see that you have selected the volume and not the drive. Click on the view button in the upper left-hand side, change to Show All Devices. Select the non-indented entry for your LockboxRugged drive. 9.    Select Erase again. 10  Disk Utility will start formatting the drive. 11. Once complete, click done.

Box Contents

Minimum System Requirements

SiForce Lockbox Rugged 

Hard Drive

USB 3.0 Cable with Extension forAdditional Power

You can connect your Lockbox Rugged to a computer that meets the following minimum requirements: •Windows XP or higher •Mac OS X 10.7 or higher

Additional Notes: ◉ The SiForce Lockbox Rugged will lock after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity and will require a password re-input. ◉  After 100 incorrect password attempts the drive will lock                      permanently and all data will be lost. ◉  Please remember your password, it is the only way to access                 your data.

Re-initialize for Mac and Windows

Re-Initialize/ Format Device Re-initialization is not required for setup. You may re-initialize the Lockbox Rugged if the password is lost or forgotten. [!] Caution: Renitializing and Formatting erases everything on the storage device. Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting,partitioning, or using a SiForce storage device. To re-initialize follow these steps: 1.   Unplug the USB cable and hold the “1” key and "3" key                            simultaneously while  re-inserting the USB cable into the                    computer’s USB port. 2.   Hold the “#” key until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs             light up. 3.   Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 4.   RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN)                     number is entered successfully. 5.   Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 6.   The BLUE LED will flash three times. 7.   Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 8.   BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and the RED LED                  should turn off. 9.    If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 10. If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9). 11. After re-initialization, the device will need to be formatted in either NTFS (Windows users) or exFAT (Mac or Windows users). NTFS: Since it is the native file system for Windows, volumes created in NTFS can read and write with computers running Windows. exFAT: Generally compatible with Mac and Windows. exFAT is not a journaled file system, which means it can be more susceptible to data corruption when errors occur or the drive is not disconnected properly from the computer.

Format for Windows

* Windows users, formatting is not required for set-up as the Lockbox Rugged is formatted in NTFS for Windows out of the box. Formatting SiForce Lockbox Rugged: 1. Connect SiForce Lockbox Hard Drive to the computer. 2. Go to Search and then type Disk Management. In the search               results, double click Disk Management. 3. From the list of storage devices in the middle of the Disk                         Management window, locate your SiForce Lockbox device.      Note: If you are unable to locate the  Lockbox device in disk                   management, unplug the USB cable then re-insert  the USB                   cable  into the computer’s USB port. 4. If you have re-initialized your lockbox, right-click the disk and             select initialize disk or follow the pop up.      -Select the Disk for your lockbox and select MBR      (Master Boot Record) for any lockbox 2TB and smaller.       -Select GPT (GUID Partition Table) for any lockbox larger                     than 2TB.       -Select ok. 5. If you have not re-initialized, right-click the drive you wish to               format and then select “Delete Volume.” 6. Once the  drive partition has been deleted, right-click the                       drive  you wish to format and then select      “New Simple Volume.” 7. From Create Partition Wizard, press “Next” until you reach                   the Format  Partition section. 8. Select the Format volume settings for NTFS or exFAT. 9. Enter a volume label for your SiForce Lockbox. Select      "Perform a  quick format." 10. Select “Next’ and then select “Finish.” Once formatting is complete, the drive will appear on your desktop.

Mac users, you will need to reformat the drive prior to using it. SiForce Lockbox Rugged is pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS, the native file system for Windows. Reformat the Lockbox Slim from NTFS to exFat for compatibility with MacOS and Windows. [!]   Caution: Formatting erases everything on the storage device.Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting, partitioning or using a SiForce storage device. 1.   Make sure the storage device is connected to the computer. 2.   Search for Disk Utility, double-click Disk Utility. 3.   Select the SiForce Lockbox  drive in the left column. 4.   Click the Erase tab. 5.   Rename the drive.

Format for Mac

6.  Choose a format from the drop-down window. 7.  Select ExFat format from the drop-down window. 8.  Select GUID Partition Map for Scheme. Note: If you do not see the scheme option, or if it fails to format, check to see that you have selected the volume and not the drive. Click on the view button in the upper left-hand side, change to Show All Devices. Select the non-indented entry for your LockboxRugged drive. 9.    Select Erase again. 10  Disk Utility will start formatting the drive. 11. Once complete, click done.

Box Contents

Minimum System Requirements

SiForce Lockbox Rugged 

Hard Drive

USB 3.0 Cable with Extension forAdditional Power

You can connect your Lockbox Rugged to a computer that meets the following minimum requirements: •Windows XP or higher •Mac OS X 10.7 or higher

Additional Notes: ◉ The SiForce Lockbox Rugged will lock after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity and will require a password re-input. ◉  After 100 incorrect password attempts the drive will lock                      permanently and all data will be lost. ◉  Please remember your password, it is the only way to access                 your data.

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User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

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* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

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Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

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* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

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LOCKBOX RUGGED

Technical Support: support@siliconforensics.comSales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

*

* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

Rugged

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

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* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

*

* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

Re-initialize for Mac and Windows

Re-Initialize/ Format Device Re-initialization is not required for setup. You may re-initialize the Lockbox Rugged if the password is lost or forgotten. [!] Caution: Renitializing and Formatting erases everything on the storage device. Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting,partitioning, or using a SiForce storage device. To re-initialize follow these steps: 1.   Unplug the USB cable and hold the “1” key and "3" key                            simultaneously while  re-inserting the USB cable into the                    computer’s USB port. 2.   Hold the “#” key until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs             light up. 3.   Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 4.   RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN)                     number is entered successfully. 5.   Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 6.   The BLUE LED will flash three times. 7.   Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 8.   BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and the RED LED                  should turn off. 9.    If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 10. If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9). 11. After re-initialization, the device will need to be formatted in either NTFS (Windows users) or exFAT (Mac or Windows users). NTFS: Since it is the native file system for Windows, volumes created in NTFS can read and write with computers running Windows. exFAT: Generally compatible with Mac and Windows. exFAT is not a journaled file system, which means it can be more susceptible to data corruption when errors occur or the drive is not disconnected properly from the computer.

Format for Windows

* Windows users, formatting is not required for set-up as the Lockbox Rugged is formatted in NTFS for Windows out of the box. Formatting SiForce Lockbox Rugged: 1. Connect SiForce Lockbox Hard Drive to the computer. 2. Go to Search and then type Disk Management. In the search               results, double click Disk Management. 3. From the list of storage devices in the middle of the Disk                         Management window, locate your SiForce Lockbox device.      Note: If you are unable to locate the  Lockbox device in disk                   management, unplug the USB cable then re-insert  the USB                   cable  into the computer’s USB port. 4. If you have re-initialized your lockbox, right-click the disk and             select initialize disk or follow the pop up.      -Select the Disk for your lockbox and select MBR      (Master Boot Record) for any lockbox 2TB and smaller.       -Select GPT (GUID Partition Table) for any lockbox larger                     than 2TB.       -Select ok. 5. If you have not re-initialized, right-click the drive you wish to               format and then select “Delete Volume.” 6. Once the  drive partition has been deleted, right-click the                       drive  you wish to format and then select      “New Simple Volume.” 7. From Create Partition Wizard, press “Next” until you reach                   the Format  Partition section. 8. Select the Format volume settings for NTFS or exFAT. 9. Enter a volume label for your SiForce Lockbox. Select      "Perform a  quick format." 10. Select “Next’ and then select “Finish.” Once formatting is complete, the drive will appear on your desktop.

Mac users, you will need to reformat the drive prior to using it. SiForce Lockbox Rugged is pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS, the native file system for Windows. Reformat the Lockbox Slim from NTFS to exFat for compatibility with MacOS and Windows. [!]   Caution: Formatting erases everything on the storage device.Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting, partitioning or using a SiForce storage device. 1.   Make sure the storage device is connected to the computer. 2.   Search for Disk Utility, double-click Disk Utility. 3.   Select the SiForce Lockbox  drive in the left column. 4.   Click the Erase tab. 5.   Rename the drive.

Format for Mac

6.  Choose a format from the drop-down window. 7.  Select ExFat format from the drop-down window. 8.  Select GUID Partition Map for Scheme. Note: If you do not see the scheme option, or if it fails to format, check to see that you have selected the volume and not the drive. Click on the view button in the upper left-hand side, change to Show All Devices. Select the non-indented entry for your LockboxRugged drive. 9.    Select Erase again. 10  Disk Utility will start formatting the drive. 11. Once complete, click done.

Box Contents

Minimum System Requirements

SiForce Lockbox Rugged 

Hard Drive

USB 3.0 Cable with Extension forAdditional Power

You can connect your Lockbox Rugged to a computer that meets the following minimum requirements: •Windows XP or higher •Mac OS X 10.7 or higher

Additional Notes: ◉ The SiForce Lockbox Rugged will lock after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity and will require a password re-input. ◉  After 100 incorrect password attempts the drive will lock                      permanently and all data will be lost. ◉  Please remember your password, it is the only way to access                 your data.

Re-initialize for Mac and Windows

Re-Initialize/ Format Device Re-initialization is not required for setup. You may re-initialize the Lockbox Rugged if the password is lost or forgotten. [!] Caution: Renitializing and Formatting erases everything on the storage device. Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting,partitioning, or using a SiForce storage device. To re-initialize follow these steps: 1.   Unplug the USB cable and hold the “1” key and "3" key                            simultaneously while  re-inserting the USB cable into the                    computer’s USB port. 2.   Hold the “#” key until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs             light up. 3.   Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 4.   RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN)                     number is entered successfully. 5.   Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 6.   The BLUE LED will flash three times. 7.   Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 8.   BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and the RED LED                  should turn off. 9.    If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 10. If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9). 11. After re-initialization, the device will need to be formatted in either NTFS (Windows users) or exFAT (Mac or Windows users). NTFS: Since it is the native file system for Windows, volumes created in NTFS can read and write with computers running Windows. exFAT: Generally compatible with Mac and Windows. exFAT is not a journaled file system, which means it can be more susceptible to data corruption when errors occur or the drive is not disconnected properly from the computer.

Format for Windows

* Windows users, formatting is not required for set-up as the Lockbox Rugged is formatted in NTFS for Windows out of the box. Formatting SiForce Lockbox Rugged: 1. Connect SiForce Lockbox Hard Drive to the computer. 2. Go to Search and then type Disk Management. In the search               results, double click Disk Management. 3. From the list of storage devices in the middle of the Disk                         Management window, locate your SiForce Lockbox device.      Note: If you are unable to locate the  Lockbox device in disk                   management, unplug the USB cable then re-insert  the USB                   cable  into the computer’s USB port. 4. If you have re-initialized your lockbox, right-click the disk and             select initialize disk or follow the pop up.      -Select the Disk for your lockbox and select MBR      (Master Boot Record) for any lockbox 2TB and smaller.       -Select GPT (GUID Partition Table) for any lockbox larger                     than 2TB.       -Select ok. 5. If you have not re-initialized, right-click the drive you wish to               format and then select “Delete Volume.” 6. Once the  drive partition has been deleted, right-click the                       drive  you wish to format and then select      “New Simple Volume.” 7. From Create Partition Wizard, press “Next” until you reach                   the Format  Partition section. 8. Select the Format volume settings for NTFS or exFAT. 9. Enter a volume label for your SiForce Lockbox. Select      "Perform a  quick format." 10. Select “Next’ and then select “Finish.” Once formatting is complete, the drive will appear on your desktop.

Mac users, you will need to reformat the drive prior to using it. SiForce Lockbox Rugged is pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS, the native file system for Windows. Reformat the Lockbox Slim from NTFS to exFat for compatibility with MacOS and Windows. [!]   Caution: Formatting erases everything on the storage device.Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting, partitioning or using a SiForce storage device. 1.   Make sure the storage device is connected to the computer. 2.   Search for Disk Utility, double-click Disk Utility. 3.   Select the SiForce Lockbox  drive in the left column. 4.   Click the Erase tab. 5.   Rename the drive.

Format for Mac

6.  Choose a format from the drop-down window. 7.  Select ExFat format from the drop-down window. 8.  Select GUID Partition Map for Scheme. Note: If you do not see the scheme option, or if it fails to format, check to see that you have selected the volume and not the drive. Click on the view button in the upper left-hand side, change to Show All Devices. Select the non-indented entry for your LockboxRugged drive. 9.    Select Erase again. 10  Disk Utility will start formatting the drive. 11. Once complete, click done.

Box Contents

Minimum System Requirements

SiForce Lockbox Rugged 

Hard Drive

USB 3.0 Cable with Extension forAdditional Power

You can connect your Lockbox Rugged to a computer that meets the following minimum requirements: •Windows XP or higher •Mac OS X 10.7 or higher

Additional Notes: ◉ The SiForce Lockbox Rugged will lock after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity and will require a password re-input. ◉  After 100 incorrect password attempts the drive will lock                      permanently and all data will be lost. ◉  Please remember your password, it is the only way to access                 your data.

Re-initialize for Mac and Windows

Re-Initialize/ Format Device Re-initialization is not required for setup. You may re-initialize the Lockbox Rugged if the password is lost or forgotten. [!] Caution: Renitializing and Formatting erases everything on the storage device. Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting,partitioning, or using a SiForce storage device. To re-initialize follow these steps: 1.   Unplug the USB cable and hold the “1” key and "3" key                            simultaneously while  re-inserting the USB cable into the                    computer’s USB port. 2.   Hold the “#” key until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs             light up. 3.   Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 4.   RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN)                     number is entered successfully. 5.   Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 6.   The BLUE LED will flash three times. 7.   Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 8.   BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and the RED LED                  should turn off. 9.    If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 10. If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9). 11. After re-initialization, the device will need to be formatted in either NTFS (Windows users) or exFAT (Mac or Windows users). NTFS: Since it is the native file system for Windows, volumes created in NTFS can read and write with computers running Windows. exFAT: Generally compatible with Mac and Windows. exFAT is not a journaled file system, which means it can be more susceptible to data corruption when errors occur or the drive is not disconnected properly from the computer.

Format for Windows

* Windows users, formatting is not required for set-up as the Lockbox Rugged is formatted in NTFS for Windows out of the box. Formatting SiForce Lockbox Rugged: 1. Connect SiForce Lockbox Hard Drive to the computer. 2. Go to Search and then type Disk Management. In the search               results, double click Disk Management. 3. From the list of storage devices in the middle of the Disk                         Management window, locate your SiForce Lockbox device.      Note: If you are unable to locate the  Lockbox device in disk                   management, unplug the USB cable then re-insert  the USB                   cable  into the computer’s USB port. 4. If you have re-initialized your lockbox, right-click the disk and             select initialize disk or follow the pop up.      -Select the Disk for your lockbox and select MBR      (Master Boot Record) for any lockbox 2TB and smaller.       -Select GPT (GUID Partition Table) for any lockbox larger                     than 2TB.       -Select ok. 5. If you have not re-initialized, right-click the drive you wish to               format and then select “Delete Volume.” 6. Once the  drive partition has been deleted, right-click the                       drive  you wish to format and then select      “New Simple Volume.” 7. From Create Partition Wizard, press “Next” until you reach                   the Format  Partition section. 8. Select the Format volume settings for NTFS or exFAT. 9. Enter a volume label for your SiForce Lockbox. Select      "Perform a  quick format." 10. Select “Next’ and then select “Finish.” Once formatting is complete, the drive will appear on your desktop.

Mac users, you will need to reformat the drive prior to using it. SiForce Lockbox Rugged is pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS, the native file system for Windows. Reformat the Lockbox Slim from NTFS to exFat for compatibility with MacOS and Windows. [!]   Caution: Formatting erases everything on the storage device.Silicon Forensics highly recommends that you backup all data on your storage device before performing the steps below. Silicon Forensics is not responsible for any data lost due to formatting, partitioning or using a SiForce storage device. 1.   Make sure the storage device is connected to the computer. 2.   Search for Disk Utility, double-click Disk Utility. 3.   Select the SiForce Lockbox  drive in the left column. 4.   Click the Erase tab. 5.   Rename the drive.

Format for Mac

6.  Choose a format from the drop-down window. 7.  Select ExFat format from the drop-down window. 8.  Select GUID Partition Map for Scheme. Note: If you do not see the scheme option, or if it fails to format, check to see that you have selected the volume and not the drive. Click on the view button in the upper left-hand side, change to Show All Devices. Select the non-indented entry for your LockboxRugged drive. 9.    Select Erase again. 10  Disk Utility will start formatting the drive. 11. Once complete, click done.

Box Contents

Minimum System Requirements

SiForce Lockbox Rugged 

Hard Drive

USB 3.0 Cable with Extension forAdditional Power

You can connect your Lockbox Rugged to a computer that meets the following minimum requirements: •Windows XP or higher •Mac OS X 10.7 or higher

Additional Notes: ◉ The SiForce Lockbox Rugged will lock after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity and will require a password re-input. ◉  After 100 incorrect password attempts the drive will lock                      permanently and all data will be lost. ◉  Please remember your password, it is the only way to access                 your data.

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

*

* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

*

* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

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* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

AES 256 Encrypted Portable Hard Drive

User Manual

Technical Support: support @siliconforensics.com Sales: sales@siliconforensics.com

www.siliconforensics.com

File System Format Lockbox Rugged has been pre-initialized and formatted in NTFS. NTFS: The native file system for Windows. Volumes created in NTFS are able to read and write with computers running Windows.

To maximize performance, connect your drive to a USB

3.0 port. Also compatible with USB 2.0. 

Connect to Mac /Windows Computer

Hardware Requirements

The following limited warranty applies to the SiForce Lockbox Rugged hard drive but does not supersede regional and nationallaws and regulations. Silicon Forensics warranties do not cover any problem that is caused by (a) commercial use; accident; abuse; neglect; shock; electrostatic discharge; heat or humidity beyond product specifications; improper installation; operation; maintenance or modification; or (b) any misuse contrary to the instructions in the user’s manual; or (c) lost passwords; or (d) malfunctions caused by other equipment. Our warranties do not cover data loss – back up the contents of your drive to a separate storage medium on a regular basis. Also, consequential damages; incidental damages; and costs related to data recovery, removal and installation are not recoverable under our warranties. The warranty period for product is three (3) years from the documented date of purchase from Silicon Forensics.

Warranty Information

Lockbox Rugged can be connected to computers with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. However, you can reach transfer rates up to 5Gb/s when connected to a USB 3.0 port. Connecting the Lockbox Rugged to a computer with USB 2.0 limits performance to USB 2.0 speeds.

 Step 2. Reset Password 1. Unplug the USB cable and hold the “#” key while re-inserting the USB cable into the          computer’s USB port until the  RED, GREEN, and ORANGE LEDs light up. 2.  Enter current (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 3.  RED and GREEN LEDs will light up when password (PIN) number is entered                            successfully. 4.  Enter a new (PIN) number that is 4-32 digits and press “⏎.” 5.  The BLUE LED will flash three times. 6.  Re-enter new (PIN) number and press “⏎.” 7.  The BLUE LED should flash for a few seconds and then the  RED LED should turn off. 8.  If successful, both GREEN and BLUE LEDs will light up. 9.  If unsuccessful, repeat steps (1) through (9).

Reset Password Mac / Windows

Mac users see Format for Mac sections before continuing to step 3. 

Step 3. Select SiForce Lockbox Drive

Step 4. Copying / Moving Files Now that you have successfully installed your new SiForce Lockbox Rugged External Hard Drive, you can copy or move files or whole folders from your new SiForce Lockbox  to your computer and vice-versa. Copy: is to make a duplicate folder or file and store it so that you have two copies. Move: is to take a folder or file from one location and put it into another.  [ ! ]    WHEN YOU MOVE A FOLDER OR FILE,              YOU NO LONGER HAVE A BACKUP COPY. Step 5. Safely Remove Hardware Abruptly removing storage devices can lead to data loss, to safely remove the hard drive click the Safely Remove icon in your Windows System Tray. In the list of devices, choose the device you want to remove. Windows displays a notification when it is safe to remove the device. Disconnect the hard drive from the computer.

First Time Setup

Step 1. Connect to Your Computer The Lockbox Rugged is powered through USB cable. 1.  Attach the USB Micro-B end of the included USB cable to the                hard drive. 2.  Attach the USB Type A end of the included USB cable to a                      compatible port on your computer. 3.  Input the default password “1” and press “⏎” to access the drive.

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* USB power plug is only necessary for backwards compatibility to a USB 2.0 port.

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