3TB AV Pro Single Drive Solution with USB 3.0/FireWire 800
Description
CalDigit 3TB AV Pro - USB 3.0/FireWire 800 - AV-Pro-UF-3TB
CalDigit's AV Pro is a single drive solution, adaptable with CalDigit's 3.5" HDD and 2.5" SSD modules, allowing a huge amount of data storage capacity in one small device. This model comes with a 3.5" 1TB 7200RPM hard drive installed.
AV Pro features UAS (USB attached SCSI). UASP allows USB devices to queue multiple commands and execute them out of order in both directions, greatly increasing the efficiency and performance of the interface. In the past, transfers using the older BOT (Bulk Only Transport) protocol only allowed a single, unidirectional command at a given time and did not have the ability to perform out of order requests.
Key Features:
Removable drive module makes AV Pro incredibly adaptable; perfect for people who need to conveniently move data across edit suites - they can take the drive module out of an AV Pro, and put it into another AV Pro in a different location, and access the data on the drive.
Supports Caldigit SSD & 3.5" HDD drive modules
1x USB 3.0 / 2x FireWire 800 Ports
Daisy chain multiple devices
Speeds up to 200 MB/s (HDD)
OS bootable drive
Aluminum design is both robust and cost effective
Grounded power supply
Removable Stand
Kensington Lock
Powerful drive monitoring Mac OS Software & iPhone App
Time Machine® ready
Automatic event notification
Perform drive benchmark tests
Heat dissipating design
Drive modules are compatible with T-Series enclosures
Power off the unit and maintain your workflow without breaking a daisy chain connection
Smart Fan automatically detect which drive has been installed and will automatically shut off the fan if a 2.5” drive is detected (as they do not generate as much heat as 3.5" drives)
Latest version of Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 / Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6, 10.7, 10.8 required
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