On the Kingston website this is the IronKey Keypad 200. This type of encrypted drive requires understanding the various LED on the basis of color, color combination and flash v. It is a weird thing to first have to charge a flash drive before initial use but that is required in order to utilize the keypad and read the LED communications from the device when doing something.Īn owner really needs to go to the manufacturer’s website and download the user manual. A 16GB drive would not have bothered me had this been correctly advertised/described. I am a long-time user of IronKey and still have one of the old drives that is still in use after more years than I care to admit.īased upon the product name or title I expected to receive a 64GB encrypted flash drive only to see that this is misleading if not worse and there are several memory “options” and what I received was only 16GB.

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