Finally, I got my sata expresscard

PART1
I ordered a Firmtek esata express card, OWC sata controller, OWC dual bay sata enclosure last friday. After 3 day long ........ long waiting, it finally shipped to my house.
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The package of Firmtek Seritek 2sm2 is very simple. There is no way can tell it is a 119usd product inside. Open the white box, I found my card in anti-static bay, and a Firmtek installtion cdrom, which makes believe the Firmtek Seritek 2sm2 is actually an OEM product from Vydeo.com. The reason I have this in my mind is that I actually have read of " eSATA 34 is delivered bulk packaged in individual anti-static bags." on Vydeo's web page. Following is the link.
http://www.vydeo.com/products/eSATA.html#update
I am not sure if its driver would make other cheap esata expresscard working on macbookpro. Like this one, http://cooldrives.stores.yahoo.net/2saexcadues.html
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PART 2
Installting disks into the OWC dual bay sata enclosure took me less than 5 min. The enclosure came with 2 esata cables, 2 legacy - esata power connecters, 8 screws. The power supply of the enclosure rocks! It is dc 5v-3a, 12v-3a. Most large capacity sata hard drives require at least 1A dc power to run. In my case, I have 2 WD SE16 250g 7200rpm 16mb disks which need 2A in total.
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Installtion of the express card is easy. Run the driver installtion app on the cdrom, then insert the express card into the express card slot all the way, untill it is locked. The funny thing is OSX did not recognize any of the 2 disks at the first place, untill I restart the system. Then I used disk utility in OSX to make the RAID 0.
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PART 3
Here are problems I found.
The disk array does not enter sleep mode after I close the MBP lid or set the MBP into sleep mode. Unlike my fw1394a enclosure, the disk array is still working when it is suppoesed to "sleep".
The disk array does not shut down automatically after I eject it. I think the Firmtek esata express card shold stop all the disk reading/writing heads working then it shuts down the disk, and after that I can turn off the power swith of the OWC enclosure. Instead of, after I eject the disk arrey in osx, disks are still working, which makes me WORRY about the shutting down procedure might damage the disks. Because, it is just like a sudden power drop out...........
PART 4
The performance of this combo is super. I ran a disk benchmark using xBench to make myself believe the dollars I spent were worthy. The Raid 0 is actually 3X faster than my MBP's internal 5400 rpm 80g HD. It writes at 121 mb/s while the internal HD does it at only 39 mb/s. Following the a RAID 0 VS INTERNAL HD chart.
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Now I am capturing DV content in FCP with it.... I am happy with the performance.
Conclusion:
pros:
Unlike Steve Job's 4X faster theory of Intel Macs, the Firmtek Seritek 2sm2 actually gives me a 3X faster HD performance increase.
The power supply comes with the OWC dual bay sata enclosure is great....
This combo does not take a lot room. It is compact.
cons:
The documentation of the Firmtek Seritek 2sm2 is poor. I even can not find a printed manual.
No accessories come with card. It should at least provide one esata cable.
No online support at Firmtek. I am worried about future driver updates etc.
It is not a 119 USD product building quality.
Anyway, I recommend it to who need sata raid on your MBP, since it truly delivers a 3X faster HD speed increase.
p.s., can anyone tell me how to post pictures here? thanks.^_^

It sounds as if the button in the headphones is stuck and that is what is doing it. In the one wire of the headphones is a button to activate Siri. It is very possible something is wrong with that. Does the phone activate Siri all the time when the headphones are not plugged in? The headphones have the same warranty as the phone. Take the device with the headphones back to the Apple store and they can replace them.

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