Status and Mode Indicator
Chapter 5: Status and Mode Indicator
Classic SL Network Drive provides users with seven basic modes. Below is a chart describing each of the Classic SL Network Drive Modes and the icons that correspond with each mode.
Drive Color | Icon | Drive Icon | Mode / Meaning |
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Green |
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| Read Only Mode |
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| - Users can only read from Classic SL Network Drive. | |
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Blue |
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| Read / Write Mode |
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| - Users can read and write to Classic SL Network | |
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| Unrecognized Mode |
Red |
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| - Classic SL Network Drive cannot be used. |
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| - You can only remove this Classic SL Network Drive | |
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| from your computer or view its property. |
Disabled Mode
-Classic SL Network Drive is disabled from your computer.
Gray | - Classic SL Network Drive can be enabled back to | |
Read Only Mode, Read/Write Mode or removed | ||
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| from the PC |
-Classic SL Network Drive can be Aggregated or Mirrored.
White | Busy Mode | |
- Classic SL Network Drive is busy performing a task | ||
| or an application is using Classic SL Network Drive. | |
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| Disconnected Mode | |
| - Classic SL Network Drive is not connected to the | |
Black | network. | |
- Power Cord, Ethernet Cord or USB Cord is | ||
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| unplugged. Once the cord is connected, you can | |
| resume Classic SL Network Drive use. | |
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| Bound Mode | |
Yellow | - Bound disk used for Aggregation and Mirroring | |
only. |
-You can only remove it from your computer or view its property.
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