Addonics Technologies NASU2 Manuel utilisateur

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T E C H N O L O G I E S

NAS Adapter

Model: NASU2

User Manual

FCC Warning Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital

device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If the equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off, the user

is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following

suggestions.

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver

Connect the equipment to a different power outlet other than the one where receiver is

connected

Consult a certified television or radio technician

1.0 Key Features

•Convert any USB 2.0 / 1.1 mass storage device into a Network Attached

Storage device

•Great for adding Addonics Storage Tower, Storage Rack or any

Addonics USB storage device onto the network

•USB port can be use to power most 2.5" USB hard drive or any low

power USB devices

•Connect a USB printer to share it over the network

•One Fast Ethernet 10/100Mbps port

•Can be set as a DHCP server or client depending on whether a DHCP

server is present

•Support Samba server, by which the server hosts 64 clients on line

•Support FTP server allowing up to 8 FTP users at the same time

•Built-in Bit torrent client to download files directly off the internet onto

the attached USB storage device

•UPnP AV server can be used to share photo/music files stored on the

file server with XBOX 360 video game consoles connected to the LAN

•Supports USB 2.0 / 1.1 specification.

•User Management capability to allow read only or read/write access to

folders

•Administrative management access via web browser with password

security.

•Compatible with Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac 10.5.4 and above, and

Linux 2.6.x and above

The NAS adapter is a flexible, economical and powerful unit for your Network.

Follow the instructions to help you connect, setup, and configure it.

Note: Any external USB storage device that you connect to the NAS

adapter must be first initialized and formatted. This means that if

you are connecting an external USB drive with data on it, you will

need to make a backup of this data and transfer them back to the

USB drive after the drive finishesthe formatting by the NAS

adapter.

Network Environment

There are 3 different setup conditions you can choose:

A. Setup NAS Adapter as a DHCP Client:

If your NAS adapter is connected to a LAN network with an active DHCP server,

it will obtain an IP address from DHCP server automatically.

B. Setup NAS Adapter as DHCP Server:

If your LAN network does not have an active DHCP server, NAS adapter will

immediately act as DHCP server and assign itself an IP address for installation.

C. Setup NAS Adapter in Static IP environment:

You need first configure the IP address for NAS adapter to operate inthe static

IP environment. For Configuring details, please refer to “IP Config” setup page.

2.0 NAS Adapter Hardware Installation

Connections:

1. Connect external USB Storage device into USB port of the NAS

Adapter. Power on the USB Storage device.

2. Connect LAN cable via LAN switch and Router.

3. Connect 5V power adapter to power up the NAS adapter

NAS Adapter connected directly to a computer’s NIC card

If you connect the NAS adapter to a computer directly, the adapter will act as a

DHCP server, assigning itself an IP address automatically and also will assign an

IP address to the computer’s network card.

NAS Adapter connected to a Router or Switch

If your NAS adapter is connected to a LAN network with an active DHCP server,

it will obtain an IP address from DHCP server automatically. Or if your LAN

network does not have an active DHCP server, NAS adapter will immediately act

as DHCP server and assign itself an IP address for installation

3.0 Search NAS Adapter by SDisk Utility

1. Browse the CD enclosed in the product package. Copy and paste “SDisk

Utility” in to your computer then double click the icon to start search.

Note: “SDisk utility” was written with JAVA script, please make sure your

computer has installed JAVA before, if not please install the JAVA script

form the CD drive.

2. When NAS Adapter has been found, click “Connect” to enter configurations.

Open NAS Adapter web GUI by using web browser.

1. Open web browser and type default host name “storage” in the

search bar.

2. Default login is “admin” for both User name and password. Click

“OK” to enter configurations.

Status

Provide the basic information for NAS Adapter.

Identification

You can change and modify your host, group name and password from this

page. Click “Apply” to save the setting.

Host name: This is used to identify your device on the network. If you prefer

a different name, type in the new name and click “Apply” to save setting.

Group Name: This should be the same as your workgroup. In general, the

default “WORKGROUP” will be OK. But if your workstation belongs to

different workgroup, type in the correct group name to modify.

For Window OS, right click on “My computer” and choose “Properties”, go to

the computer name tab to see your current workgroup.

If using a Mac OS system, to join a Windows workgroup, open the directory

access utility (under Applications-> utilities). Select SMB and click configure to

modify the settings (administrator access required to access this option.)

Note: We strongly suggest you to change the password as soon as you logged

in, to prevent unauthorized access.

Date/ Time Setting

You can change time setting from this page. Clicks “Apply” to save the setting.

By default SNTP is set to Network Time Service otherwise select synchronize to

PC. If internet access is available, we recommended setting SNTP to Network

Time Service instead.

IP Configuration

By default, “IP Config” is set to “Automatic IP”. This will allow the NAS adapter to

obtain its IP address automatically. If you prefer setting it manually, select the

static IP option, enter your own value and click “Apply” to confirm the new

setting.

Disk Utility

In this page, you can manage hard disk settings of the USB storage device.

Format: For first time installation, you need to format hard disk into FAT32

file system. Formatting the drive will erase all data on the hard drive.

Warning: For hard drives with data on it, be fore you have a backup

before proceeding to format the hard drive!

Tip: You can transfer back the backup data to the NAS Public folder for

sharing via the network or USB connection of the USB Storage device.

Sleep Time: This is to select hard disk sleeping mode.

Scan Disk: After the scan, it will show file content information and health

status for the hard disk.

Maintenance

This page allows you to update the NAS adapter firmware, to go back to factory

default settings or reboot NAS system.

Firmware update: Follow the steps below to update the loader and firmware

for NAS adapter.

1. Download the latest firmware.

2. Store the firmware file on your computer and decompress them if

necessary.

3. Browse your system and locate the firmware (BIN file).

4. Click on “Upload”.

5. Confirm the pop-up massage to start the update.

6. Wait and DO NOT click anywhere else or turn off the power. The

upgrade might take a few minutes.

7. Once the update is done, it will prompt you to reboot the device.

8. Click on ”reboot” to restart the device.

9. Wait for about one minute and then go to the status page to confirm the

update was successful.

Factory defaults: If you experience problems after a firmware update, it is

recommended to reset all settings.

Note: Resetting the device will remove all folder from the sharing list, erase

the FTP accounts, and reset all other settings! Please do not power off or

disconnect NAS adapter connection during the firmware update process.

System reboot: This can be used to restart the network drive after a

firmware update.

SMB Server

SMB server allows you to share data or files through the network LAN. When a

USB storage device is connected, a default Public folder is available to be shared

among Guest users. A default Guest user is also created.

Note: Only use English alphabet for folder names and no special characters

when creating new folders.

How to create a user

Click on the “Add” button and type new account name and password. Click

“OK”. The NAS adapter will also create a SAMBA folder named “User1”.

Click “Modify” to share a folder.

Select “User1” from Folder List and click the “à” to add user on “Sharing

List”.

To Access the folder

From the Windows start button, type “Run”, and type \\ follow by the IP

address.

Eg:\\192.168.1.121 and click OK to continue.

Type “User1” and password to login.

Now you have set up the folder that you wish to share on your NAS adapter. This

folder can be access from other computer on your local network.

How to modify account password

Select “User1” and then click “Modify”.

Enter new password then click “Apply” to save setting.

How to delete a SAMBA account

Select an account you wish to delete. Click “Delete” to proceed. Please

note that all the data inside the folder will be lost after the delete.

FTP Server

Remember to “Enable” the FTP service on the status page, when you plan on

using the FTP server.

FTP server Configuration: The standard port for FTP service is 21. If

required, you can change it from any port between 1025-65500. But in

general, we recommended using the default port of 21.

File language support: By default, the encoding is set to English. If you

want to store or transfer files with a different encoding (different language),

choose the corresponding language for the drop down list. In order to

transfer and view the files correctly, it is important that you select the correct

language!

Anonymous: By default an anonymous user name has been created, it

allows FTP users to login without username and password. For security

reasons, it is best to add a password!

Note: To be able share FTP resource you need a router to assign the IP address.

How to create FTP account

FTP allows you to share your data through the internet. An internet

connection is required before setting up FTP server.

Select FTP server and click the “Add” button.

Enter a name and password for the new FTP account and click “Next” to

continue. In the account list, you can see an overview of the existing

accounts and status. Click “Apply”.

For FTP file transfers, we recommend to use other dedicated FTP client

software e.g.: SyncQuick FTP, Cute FTP etc.

Note: When creating FTP accounts, please use only English alphabet and

no special character or space for FTP account name.

How to delete FTP account

In the “Account List”, you can see an overview of the existing account and

status. You can change them at any time by selecting the account and

modifying, disabling or deleting it.

Note: Deleting a folder will erase all the files on the hard drive that are stored

inside that folder.

XBOX 360 Media Server

The Media server can be used to share your photo and music files stored on the

NAS adapter with an X-BOX360 video game console from Microsoft.

Before you start, make sure both devices are connected to the same local

network and turned on.

Go to the X-BOX360 Media Server page, select the folder where your photo files

is located using the drop down menu. Once you have selected the folder, click on

the “Set” button. This will enable this folder as the shared folder. In the example

below “PUBLIC” is Share directory.

Same procedure applies for the Music and Video folders.

On your Xbox 360, go to “Media” tab, select either Music or Pictures and press A

button of the Xbox console to continue.

Press X button of the Xbox console to change the source and select your

network drive. It should show up as storagexxx and display the folder that you

have set up earlier on your NAS adapter.

Inside the share folder, you can access your picture or music files, depending on

which mode you are currently using. Select the files you would like to see or to

listen, and start playback.

Printer Server

1. Install printer driver, (for example. if Epson PL-6200L Printer is connected to

the NAS adapter, you must install PL-6200L driver into the computer first.)

After driver installation, click “Start” • “Setting” • “Printer and Faxes” •

“Add a printer”• “Next”.

2. Connect USB printer to NAS adapter. Your network environment should be

similar with diagram below:

3. Select “Local printer”and click “Next”to continue.

4. Select “Create a new port type of port:”then choose “Standard TCP/IP Port”

then click “Next”to continue.

5. Enter the NAS adapter IP address then click “Next”to continue.

6. Select “Custom”and go to “Setting”.

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