Kingston Technology DataTraveler 2000 User manual

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DataTraveler® 2000 – User Manual
Remember to save your PIN in a safe place. If you lose or forget your PIN, there is NO way to access the
data stored on the Kingston DataTraveler®.
If you are having difficulty, please refer to this complete user guide loaded on your DataTraveler® 2000, also
available at Kingston’s website: www.kingston.com/support

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Table of Contents
About This Guide!..............................................................................................................................................................!4!
System Requirements!.....................................................................................................................................................!4!
Introduction!........................................................................................................................................................................!5!
DT2000 Layout!.................................................................................................................................................................!6!
LED Indicators and Their Actions!..................................................................................................................................!7!
How to Use the DT2000 for the First Time!...................................................................................................................!8!
Change the User PIN!.......................................................................................................................................................!8!
Enable Options as User!................................................................................................................................................!10!
Enable Read-Only Mode as User!................................................................................................................................!10!
Enable Read/Write Mode as User!...............................................................................................................................!11!
Set the Timeout Lock Mode in User mode!.................................................................................................................!12!
Disable the Timeout Lock Mode in User Mode!..........................................................................................................!13!
Determine the DT2000 Version Number in User Mode!............................................................................................!13!
Create an Admin PIN!.....................................................................................................................................................!14!
Unlock the DT2000 as Admin!.......................................................................................................................................!15!
Create a New User PIN in Admin Mode!.....................................................................................................................!16!
Change the Admin PIN!..................................................................................................................................................!17!
Verify Whether an Admin/User PIN Has Been Created!...........................................................................................!18!
Enable Read-Only in Admin Mode!..............................................................................................................................!18!
Enable Read/Write in Admin Mode!..............................................................................................................................!19!
Determine the Device Version Number in Admin Mode!...........................................................................................!20!
Set the Timeout Lock in Admin Mode!.........................................................................................................................!21!
Disable the Timeout Lock in Admin Mode!..................................................................................................................!22!
Delete All Files in Admin Mode!....................................................................................................................................!23!
Brute Force Hacking Detection!....................................................................................................................................!24!
Reset the DT2000!..........................................................................................................................................................!25!
Configure the DT2000 with Windows® OS!................................................................................................................!25!
Configure the DT2000 with Mac OS!............................................................................................................................!28!
Battery Information/ Product Disposal!.......................................................................................................................!30!

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About This Guide
This user guide is for Kingston’s DataTraveler® 2000. The DataTraveler® 2000 will be referred to as DT2000 for
the remainder of the document.
System Requirements
PC Platform
Supported PC Operating Systems
•Windows 10
•Windows 8/8.1
•Windows 7 SP1
Mac Platform
Supported Operating Systems
oMac OS X 10.9.x – 10.13.x
Linux Platform
Supported Operating Systems
oLinux v2.6 kernel+
Other Platforms
Supported Operating Systems
oChrome OS™, Android*
*Compatible devices only. Check with the manufacture of your device to see if it supports USB Flash drives.

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the DataTraveler® 2000, an ultra-secure and easy-to-use hardware- encrypted USB
3.0 PIN-activated flash drive.
The DT2000 uses military-grade XTS-AES 256-bit hardware encryption, which encrypts all data stored on the
drive in real time. The DT2000 requires no software and is OS and host
independent.
The DT2000 incorporates a rechargeable battery that allows you to enter a 7-15 digit Personal Identification
Number (PIN) using the on-board keypad before connecting the drive to a USB port.
Should the drive be lost or stolen, you can rest assured that all data held on the DT2000 is safe and cannot be
accessed by any unauthorized person.
The DT2000 can be configured with both a User and Admin PIN, making it perfect for corporate and government
deployment. The DT2000 unlocks using the on-board keypad and is not unlocked by a host computer. It is not
vulnerable to software/hardware-based key loggers or brute force attacks.
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Caution: The DT2000 is shipped with a default User PIN of
Although it can be used straight out of the box with the default PIN, for security reasons we
highly recommend that you create a new User PIN immediately by following the
instructions in the ‘
Change the User PIN’ section.If you forget your PIN, all data will be
inaccessible.
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Note: The DT2000 rechargeable battery is not fully charged out of the box. We
recommend that you charge the battery prior to first use. To charge, plug the DT2000 in to a
powered USB port for 60 minutes to fully charge the battery.
If the battery loses charge, no changes are made to the drive
’s security settings, PIN or
content. Simply plug the DT2000 into a USB port and let it recharge to use the drive again.
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DT2000 Layout

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LED Indicators and Their Actions
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LED
LED State
Description
Red – Fade Out
Locking down /incorrect PIN entry
Red blinking
Locked and awaiting factory default PIN or User defined
PIN entry
Green Solid
DT2000 is unlocked in User mode
Green blinking
When connected to a USB port, if Green LED blinks every
2 seconds, this indicates the drive is set as ‘Read-Only’
Green flickering
DT2000 is unlocked in Admin mode
Blue Solid
Connected to a USB port
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Blue blinking
Data exchange with host/changing user PIN/when not
connected to a USB port, indicates an Admin PIN exists
Red and Green blinking alternately
Factory reset or deleting files in Admin mode
Red and Green flickering together
Awaiting Admin PIN entry
Green and Blue blinking together
User Options mode
Green and Blue flickering together
Admin Options mode
Red and Blue blinking together
When not connected to a USB port, indicates that both
User and Admin PINs have been set on the DT2000
Red and Blue flickering together
Awaiting Admin PIN change
Red, Green & Blue blinking
Drive has developed a fault. Please retry the command
and if the problem persists, contact technical support
www.kingston.com/support

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How to Use the DT2000 for the First Time
The DT2000 is shipped with a default User PIN of 11223344 and it can be used straight out of the box with
the default PIN.
For security reasons, we highly recommend that you create a new User PIN
immediately by following
the instructions under the section ‘Change the User PIN’.
To continue with the drive unlocking procedure, please follow the 3 simple steps in the table below to unlock
the DT2000 with the default PIN.
Instructions (first time use)
LED
LED State
1. Press KEY button once
Red, Green & Blue LEDs will flash together
once
and then the Red LED will continue to blink
2. Within 10 seconds, enter the User
PIN
(default - 11223344) to unlock
the DT2000
Red LED will continue to blink
3. Press KEY button once
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful default User PIN entry
Change the User PIN
PIN Requirements:
oMust be between 7-15 digits in length
oMust not contain only repetitive numbers, e.g. (3-3-3-3-3-3-3)
oMust not contain only consecutive numbers, e.g. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7), (7-8-9-0-1-2-3-4), (7-6-5-4-3-2-1)
Password tip: You can create a memorable word, name, phrase or any other alphanumeric PIN combination
simply by pressing the key with the corresponding letters on it.
See the examples below for these types of alphanumeric pins:
For “kingston”, you would press: 5 (jkl) 4 (ghi) 6 (mno) 4 (ghi) 7 (pqrs) 8 (tuv) 6 (mno) 6 (mno)
For “password”, you would press the following keys:
7 (pqrs) 2 (abc) 7 (pqrs) 7 (pqrs) 9 (wxyz) 6 (mno) 7 (pqrs) 3 (def)
This method allows you to create long PINs that are easy to remember.
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Note: Once the DT2000 has been successfully unlocked, the Green LED will remain on and in a
solid state for 30 seconds only, during which time the DT2000 needs to be connected to a USB
port. It can be locked down immediately by pressing and holding down the KEY button for 3
seconds, or waiting for the 30 seconds to expire, or by clicking the “Safely Remove
Hardware/Eject Media” icon within your operating system.
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To continue with changing the User PIN, please follow the steps located in the table below.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. Press KEY button once
Red, Green & Blue LEDs will flash together
once and then the Red LED will continue to blink
2. Within 10 seconds, start to enter the
User PIN
(default - 11223344) to
unlock the DT2000
Red LED will continue to blink
3. Press KEY button once
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful default User PIN entry
4. Press the KEY button twice (double-
click)
Blue LED blinks
5. Within 10 seconds, begin to enter
the new User PIN
Blue LED continues to blink
6. Press the KEY button twice (double-
click)
Green LED blinks
7. Within 10 seconds, begin to re-enter
the new User PIN
Green LED continues to blink
8. Press the KEY button twice (double-
click)
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED,
indicating that the User PIN change was
successful
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Note: If you make a mistake while defining a new User PIN or do not complete the procedure,
the drive will retain the old PIN.
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Enable Options as User
Options Mode allows you to perform different functions, such as enabling or disabling the DT2000 as
‘Read-Only’, setting a ‘Timeout’ automatic lock and determining the version of the device.
The table below illustrates how to access the Options Mode.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host device.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. Press KEY button once
Red, Green & Blue LEDs will flash together
once and then the Red LED will continue
to blink
2. Within 10 seconds, enter the User
PIN
(default - 11223344) to unlock
the
DT2000
Red LED will continue to blink
3. Press KEY button once
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
4. Press the KEY button 3 times
(triple-click)
Green and Blue LEDs blink together – awaiting
new instructions in OPTIONS Mode.
Enable Read-Only Mode as User
The DT2000 has a read-only mode that restricts write access to the drive. To enable this mode, follow the steps
in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host device.
Instructions
LED
LED Status
1. Unlock DT2000 with the User PIN
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
2. Enable Options by pressing the
KEY button
3 times (triple-click)
Green and Blue LEDs blink together – awaiting
new
instructions in OPTIONS Mode.
3. Within 10 seconds, begin to press
number
7 (pqrs) followed by the
number 6 (mno)
button (76)
Green and Blue LEDs continue to blink together
4. Press KEY button once
Red solid LED changing to Green solid LED.
When DT2000 is inserted into a USB port the
Green LED blinks every two seconds indicating
the drive is in Read-Only Mode
Once activated, access is limited to read-only until write protect is disabled.
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Note: We have applied a naming convention to make it easy for you to remember the keystrokes
for each optional setting. In the table, above we have used numbers that represent the ‘first
letters’ of the optional feature name. For example, Read-Only = 7(pqrs) 6(mno).

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Enable Read/Write Mode as User
Restricted write-protect (read-only) access can be turned off with access restored to
read/write.
To enable this mode, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host device.
Instructions
LED
LED Status
1. Unlock DT2000 with the User PIN
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
2. Enable Options by pressing the
KEY button
3 times (triple-click)
Green and Blue LEDs blink together –
awaiting
new instructions in OPTIONS Mode
3. Within 10 seconds, enter the
number 7
(pqrs) followed by the
number 9 (wxyz)
button (79)
Green and Blue LEDs continue to blink together
4. 4. Press KEY button once
Blue LED quickly fades out to a solid Green -
when DT2000 is inserted into a USB port, the
Green LED blinks every two seconds
indicating
the drive is in Read/Write Mode
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Note: Admin can override User Read/Write settings by enabling/disabling Read/Write in Admin
mode.
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Set the Timeout Lock Mode in User mode
To protect against unauthorized access when the DT2000 is connected to a host and unattended, the DT2000
can be set to lock automatically after a pre-set amount of time. In its default state, the DT2000 Timeout Lock
feature is turned off. The Timeout Lock feature can be set to activate (lock) anywhere between 1 and 99
minutes.
To set the Timeout Lock, follow steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host device.
Instructions
LED
LED Status
1. Unlock the DT2000 with the User
PIN
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Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
2. Enable Options by pressing the
KEY 3
button times (triple-click)!
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Green and Blue LEDs blink together –
awaiting new instructions in OPTIONS Mode
3. Within 10 seconds, enter the
number 8
(tuv) followed by the
number 5 (jkl)
button - (85)
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Green and Blue LEDs continue to blink
together
4. Press KEY button once
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Blinking Green LED
5. Within 10 seconds, enter the length
of
User Timeout in 2 digits:
00 = 0 minutes (default)
01 = 1 minute
99 = 99 minutes, etc
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Green LED continues to blink
6. Press the KEY button once
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Green solid LED - Timeout Lock has been
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Disable the Timeout Lock Mode in User Mode
To disable the Timeout Lock, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instructions
LED
LED Status
1. Unlock the DT2000 with the User
PIN
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
2. Enable Options by pressing the
KEY 3
times (triple-click)
Green and Blue LEDs blink together –
awaiting new instructions in OPTIONS
Mode
3. Within 10 seconds, enter the
number 8 (tuv)
followed by the
number 5 (jkl) button - (85)
Green and Blue LEDs continue to blink
together
4. Press KEY button once
Blinking Green LED
5. Within 10 seconds, enter the
number 0 button twice (double-click)
(zero zero) –(00)
Green LED continues to blink
6. Press the KEY button once
RED solid LED changing to Green solid LED -
Timeout Lock has been
disabled
Determine the DT2000 Version Number in User Mode
To determine the DT2000 Version Number, follow the steps in the table below.
Instructions
LED
LED Status
1. Unlock the DT2000 with the User
PIN
Red solid LED changes to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
2. Enable Options by pressing the
KEY
button 3 times (triple-click) !
Green and Blue LEDs blink together – awaiting
new instructions in OPTIONS Mode
3. Within 10 seconds, enter the
number
8 (tuv) followed by the
number 6
(mno) button - (86)
Green and Blue LEDs continue to blink
together
4. Press KEY button once
Red, Green & Blue LEDs will quickly blink
together once followed by the Red LED blinking
to the first significant digit of the
revision, then
the Green LED will blink
according to the
second significant digit of the
revision number
For example, if the revision is number ‘1.11’, the Red LED will blink once (1) and the Green LED will
blink eight (11) times. When the sequence has ended, the Red, Green and Blue LEDs will blink
together once and then the Green will be solid.

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Create an Admin PIN
An Admin PIN is a useful feature for corporate deployment, for example:
oRecovering data from a drive and configuring a new User PIN in the event an employee has forgotten their
PIN
oRetrieving data from a drive if an employee leaves the company
oSetting policies such as ‘Read-Only’
oThe Admin PIN can be used to override all User settings
PIN requirements:
oMust be between 7-15 digits in length
oMust not contain only repetitive numbers, e.g. (3-3-3-3-3-3-3)
oMust not contain only consecutive numbers, e.g. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7), (7-8-9-0-1-2-3-4), (7-6-5-4-3-2-1)
To create an Admin PIN, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instruction
LED
LED State
1. Press KEY button once
Red, Green & Blue LEDs will flash together
once and then the Red LED will continue to blink
(if Blue LED also blinks this indicates an Admin
PIN has been set up)
2. Within 10 seconds begin to enter
your User PIN (default PIN
11223344)
Red LED will continue to blink
3. Press the KEY button once
Red solid LED changing to Green solid LED
indicating successful User PIN entry
4. Press and hold down the number 1
button and press the KEY button
twice (double click) (1 & )
Red and Blue LEDs flicker together ready to
receive new Admin PIN
5. Within 10 seconds begin to enter
your new Admin PIN
Red and Blue LEDs continue to flicker together
6. Press KEY button twice (double
click)
Green LED blinks
7. Within 10 seconds begin to re-enter
your new Admin PIN
Green LED continues to blink
8. Press KEY button twice (double
click )
Red solid LED changing to Green solid LED
indicating successful Admin PIN entry

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Unlock the DT2000 as Admin
To continue unlocking the DT2000 as Admin, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. Press and hold down the number 1
button and press the KEY button
once (1 & )
Red and Green LEDs flicker together
2. Within 10 seconds begin to enter
your Admin PIN
Red and Green LEDs continue to flicker
together
3. Press the KEY button once
Red solid LED followed by a flickering Green
LED indicating successful Admin PIN entry
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Caution: Entering the Admin PIN to access a locked drive will clear the User PIN. For security
reasons, we highly recommend that a new User PIN be created immediately once the drive
has been unlocked using the Admin PIN. Refer to
Creating a New User PIN in Admin Mode.
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Note: Once the DT2000 has been successfully unlocked, the Green LED will remain on for 30
seconds only, during which time the DT2000 needs to be connected to a USB port. It can be
locked down immediately by pressing and holding down the KEY button for 3 seconds, or waiting
for the 30 seconds to expire or by clicking the “Safely Remove Hardware / Eject” icon within your
operating system.

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Create a New User PIN in Admin Mode
Creating a new User PIN in Admin mode will become necessary if the DT2000 has been unlocked for any
reason with the Admin PIN, as this will automatically clear the User PIN.
User PIN requirements:
oMustbebetween7-15digitsinlength
oMust not contain only repetitive numbers, e.g. (3-3-3-3-3-3-3)
oMustnot contain only consecutive numbers, e.g. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7), (7-8-9-0-1-2-3-4),(7-6-5-4-3-2-1)
To create a new User PIN in Admin mode please follow the instructions on the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. UnlocktheDT2000withAdminPIN
Red solid LED followed by a flickering Green LED
indicating successful Admin PIN entry
2. Press the KEY button twice (double-
click)!
Blue LED blinking ready to receive new PIN
3. Within10secondsbegintoenteryour
NewUserPIN
Blue LED continues to blink
4. Press KEY button twice (double-
click)!
Green LED blinks
5. Within 10 seconds begin to re-enter
the New User PIN
Green LED continues to blink
6. Press KEY button twice (double-
click)!
Red LED quickly fades out to indicate successful
creation of a New User PIN

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Change the Admin PIN
Once an Admin PIN has been created, the DT2000 needs to be unlocked in Admin mode to change the Admin
PIN. The Admin PIN cannot be changed from the User mode.
Admin PIN requirements:
oMust be between 7-15 digits in length
oMust not contain only repetitive numbers, e.g. (3-3-3-3-3-3-3)
oMust not contain only consecutive numbers, e.g. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7), (7-8-9-0-1-2-3-4), (7-6-5-4-3-2-1)
To change the Admin PIN, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. Unlock the DT2000 with existing
Admin PIN
Red solid LED followed by a flickering Green
LED indicating successful Admin PIN entry
2. Press and hold down the number 1
button and press the KEY button
twice (double-click) (1 & )
Red and Blue LEDs flicker together ready to
receive new Admin PIN
3. Within 10 seconds begin to enter
your New Admin PIN
Red and Blue LEDs continue to flicker together
4. Press KEY button twice (double-
click)
Green LED blinks
5. Within 10 seconds begin to re-enter
the New Admin PIN
Green LED continues to blink
6. Press KEY button twice (double-
click)
Red solid LED changing to a flickering Green
LED indicating successful Admin PIN change
Note: If a mistake was made while defining a new Admin PIN or the procedure was not completed, the drive will
retain the old Admin PIN.
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Caution:Entering the Admin PIN to access a locked drive will clear the User PIN. For security
reasons, we highly recommend that a new User PIN be created immediately once the drive
has been unlocked using the Admin PIN. Refer to Creating a New User PIN in Admin Mode.
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Verify Whether an Admin/User PIN Has Been Created
The following table illustrates how to determine which PINs, User and/or Admin, have been created.
With the DT2000 in a locked state (all LEDs off), press the KEY button once
Red, Green & Blue LEDs will flash together once and then one of the following states will occur.
Definition
LED
LED State
Only User/default PIN exists
Red LED blinks
Only Admin PIN exists
Blue LED blinks
Both User and Admin PIN’s exist
Red and Blue LEDs blink together
Enable Read-Only in Admin Mode
When an Admin writes content to the DT2000 and restricts access to read-only, the User cannot change this
setting in User mode. To set the DT2000 to Read-Only, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. Unlock the DT2000 with Admin PIN
Red solid LED followed by a flickering Green
LED indicating successful Admin PIN entry
2. Press the KEY button three times
(triple-click)
Green and Blue LEDs flicker together
3. Within 10 seconds begin to press the
number 7 (pqRs) button followed by
the number 6 (mnO) button (76)
Green and Blue LEDs continue to flicker together
4. Press KEY button once
Red solid LED changing to flickering Green LED.
when the DT2000 is inserted into a USB port the
Green LED blinks every two seconds indicating
the DT2000 is in Read-Only mode
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Caution: Entering the Admin PIN to access a locked drive will clear the User PIN. For security
reasons, we highly recommend that a new User PIN be created immediately once the drive
has been unlocked using the Admin PIN. Refer to Creating a New User PIN in Admin Mode.
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Enable Read/Write in Admin Mode
Admin can override User set Read-Only by enabling Read/Write on the DT2000 using the Admin PIN.
To set the DT2000 to Read/Write, follow the steps in the table below.
Note: Only do these steps when DT2000 is disconnected from a Host system.
Instructions
LED
LED State
1. Unlock the DT2000 with Admin PIN
Red solid LED followed by a flickering Green
LED indicating successful Admin PIN entry
2. Press the KEY button three times
(triple-click)!
Green and Blue LEDs flicker together
3. Within 10 seconds begin to press the
number 7 (pqRs) button followed by
the number 9 (Wxyz) button (79)
Green and Blue LEDs continue to flicker together
4. Press KEY button once
Red solid LED changing to flickering Green LED.
when the DT2000 is inserted into a USB port the
Green LED is solid indicating the DT2000 is
Read/Write enabled
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Caution: Entering the Admin PIN to access a locked drive will clear the User PIN. For security
reasons, we highly recommend that a new User PIN be created immediately once the drive
has been unlocked using the Admin PIN. Refer to Creating a New User PIN in Admin Mode.
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