🔑IODD MINI Encryption
Hardware-based AES256 encryption features for the IODD MINI.
The IODD MINI features hardware-based AES256 encryption, ensuring that your data is protected and inaccessible without the correct authorization.
Hardware Model Comparison
While the IODD MINI provides powerful encryption, its feature set differs from the ST/LK and MINI PRO series. Please refer to the table below:
Max Password Length
38 Digits
15 Digits
User ID Prefix (0, 1-4)
✅ Supported
❌ Not Supported
2nd Password Support
✅
❌
Admin Mode
✅
❌
Random Keypad
✅
✅
Core Security Information
ST300 Notice The ST300 model does not support hardware encryption features.
Random Keypad Entry All password inputs utilize a Random Keypad system. The position of each number changes every time the screen is activated. Carefully verify the keypad layout on the IODD MINI screen before entering or setting your password.
Data Initialization Enabling or disabling the encryption feature will completely erase (initialize) all data on the internal drive. It is mandatory to back up your important files before making changes to the encryption state.
Tip (Legacy MINI): On the older IODD MINI, if you perform "Remove Encryption" immediately after "Set Encryption" (before any new data is written to the drive), it is possible to return the drive to a standard state without destroying the original pre-encryption data.
Encryption Incompatibility Encryption formats are not compatible between different IODD generations. Drives encrypted on IODD 2541 or ST400/LK100/MINI PRO cannot be read by an IODD MINI, and vice-versa.
Third-Party Software Conflicts Do not use IODD hardware encryption in conjunction with software-based Full Disk Encryption (FDE) solutions such as BitLocker or VeraCrypt. Simultaneous use may lead to critical system errors or data corruption.
Configuration Guide
Since the IODD MINI does not utilize a 2nd password system, you can proceed directly to the encryption setup and removal guide:
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