One of the main features of the Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 is that it’s remarkably simple to setup and use. Bottom line, the construction of the Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 is a nice step up from last year’s model, but it still isn’t as easy as we’d like to access the drives inside the enclosure … making it less than ideal for do-it-yourself repairs. There is also a security lock slot on the enclosure to deter theft. The back of the enclosure also has dual USB ports, DC plug and a LAN plug along with the cooling fan vent. Sure, we would have found the “easy swap” baysto be much easier to use if Iomega didn’t have the retention screws in the bottom, but at least this prevents employees or children from accidentally removing a drive. Now if one of the dual hard drives fails you can easily remove either drive by removing a pair of retention screws on the bottom and then pulling the drives out the back. The rear of the ix2-200 features the most welcome change compared to last year’s ix2: a pair of “easy-swap” hard drive bays. The top, bottom and sides of the ix2-200 are made of solid metal while the front of the dual hard drive enclosure has vents to keep the drives from overheating and a single USB port and quick copy button for device-to-device replication. Most people don’t care about how it looks … they just want it to perform. This design isn’t overwhelmingly attractive, but this NAS is better looking than the original ix2. The new enclosure is all black and has a very simple design with the Iomega logo on both sides.
We’ll have more details on that in the performance section of the review. The faster processor and RAM mean that the ix2-200 has the muscle needed to push your network connection to the limit. That might not sound like a lot of power compared to a home server, but this is significantly more horepower than what Iomega squeezed into the original ix2. For starters, the ix2-200 uses an all new Marvel 6281 processor that runs at 1.0GHz and has 256MB of system RAM. The Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 is marginally larger than the original StorCenter ix2, but this network attached storage (NAS) enclosure packs quit a few additional features in addition to its two 3.5″ desktop hard drives. Power consuption – 5 Watts (min) – 19 Watts (max)
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LAN standards: IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3uģ x USB 2.0 ports (to connect external HDD, printers, Bluetooth)Ĭlient computers for file system access-Windows PC, Mac OS, LinuxAC Voltage 100-240 VAC 2 x 3.5″ Easy-Swap Seagate SATA-II Hard Disk Drivesġ x RJ45 10/100/1000Mbps (GbE) Ethrenet port.
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