Intellinet 522496 Manuel utilisateur

INT-522496-UM-0606-02

NETWORK STORAGE

ADAPTER

USER MANUAL

MODEL 522496

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CONTENTS

section page

1. Introduction ........................................................................................ 3

2. Understanding the Network Storage Adapter ............................................ 4

3. Setup & Connections ........................................................................... 6

Overview .................................................................................... 6

Hardware Installation ..................................................................... 6

Inserting and Changing USB Drives and Printers ................................... 7

Software Conﬁguration ................................................................... 8

Using FTP ................................................................................... 20

Printing ...................................................................................... 22

Device Finder ............................................................................. 26

4. Troubleshooting/FAQ ......................................................................... 28

5. Glossary ......................................................................................... 30

6. Speciﬁcations ................................................................................... 31

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS™ Network Storage Adapter,

Model 522496. With data storage needs changing, disk drives becoming ever larger and

digital content a growing part of today’s lifestyle, this device allows you to quickly and easily

share your USB-based storage and printing devices on any Ethernet network. The Network

Storage Adapter provides you with four USB ports that can be used for storage or peripherals:

Store more than a terabyte of data or let others plug in their portable media devices to listen to

music, watch videos or share information among a large group.

Installation is fast, too – in most cases without the need to understand or remember IP addresses,

workgroups or complex conﬁguration parameters. Plus, if you set up the unit and then forget

the settings, it doesn’t matter – we’ve provided software that detects and reconﬁgures the unit

without losing all the user and share conﬁgurations.

The following instructions will show you how to get the most out of this device – including

sharing any digital media devices and printers you may have – and will answer frequently

asked questions, as well.

INTRODUCTION

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2. UNDERSTANDING THE NETWORK STORAGE

ADAPTER

All connections to this device are made on

the rear panel. Outlets are listed below as

viewed from right to left.

Power: Connect the power adapter here.

Ethernet: Connect your Network Storage Adapter to your switch, router or even another

computer here using a Category 5 UTP patch cable. The connection is 10/100

fast Ethernet, and will auto-sense whether a standard or crossover patch cable is

being used.

USB1 First of four USB ports. Connect your USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 devices here.

USB2 Second of four USB ports. Connect your USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 devices here.

USB3 Third of four USB ports. Connect your USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 devices here.

USB4 Fourth of four USB ports. Connect your USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 devices here.

Reset Button This will restart the device, but will not reset all data to factory defaults. Press and

hold for 10 seconds.

Rear View

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The front of the unit presents only

status LEDs, which are positioned

to mirror the corresponding

connectors on the rear of the unit.

LEDs are listed below as viewed

from left to right.

Power The power LED will be solid during power up, then will blink during normal

operation.

Ethernet (LAN) Will glow green when a link has been established with another device.

USB1 Will glow green if a USB connection has been made.

USB2 Will glow green if a USB connection has been made.

USB3 Will glow green if a USB connection has been made.

USB4 Will glow green if a USB connection has been made.

NOTE: There is no power switch on the INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS Network

Storage Adapter. It’s designed to be left on at all times.

Front View

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3. SETUP & CONNECTIONS

OVERVIEW

This section will show you how to connect the Network Storage Adapter to your network.

Because the Network Storage Adapter uses the TCP/IP protocol to communicate with other

devices on the network, be sure this is installed on the computer you will use to conﬁgure the

Network Storage Adapter. Refer to Windows help for more information on TCP/IP installation.

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

1. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the Network Storage Adapter and the other end to

your Ethernet switch or computer.

2. Connect USB devices to the Network Storage Adapter.

3. Connect the power adapter to the rear socket of the Network Storage Adapter, then into the

wall outlet. If power is present, the Network Storage Adapter will proceed with its normal

power-on sequence. The Network Storage Adapter self-test and boot-up sequences will be

completed within ﬁve seconds. Once the Power LED is ﬂashing on the front panel, the unit is

ready.

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a. If USB devices are connected and recognized by the Network Storage Adapter, the

corresponding LED will illuminate on the front panel.

b. If there is a hardware problem, the orange Power LED will remain on instead of ﬂashing.

c. If the network connection has made a proper link, the Ethernet LED will blink green.

INSERTING AND CHANGING USB DRIVES AND PRINTERS

upported USB devices (currently, USB hard drives and USB single-function printers) can be hot-

swapped; that is, you do not need to power down the unit to replace devices. Devices running up to

USB 2.0 High Speed mode can be used. The Network Storage Adapter currently supports only USB

single-function printers. Multifunction devices that have built-in scanners may not function correctly.

The following USB drives are currently supported:

1. FAT32 drives formatted on Win98/WinXP computers can read/write data. Maximum partition

size is 32GB and maximum ﬁle size is 2GB.

2. NTFS drives formatted on Win2000/WinXP computers are supported in Read-Only mode. There

are no restrictions on partition or ﬁle size.

As mentioned above, the drives are hot-swappable; however, if you remove a drive during a Copy

File operation, the ﬁle may not complete copying onto the attached drive.

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SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

The Quick Start Guide contains all the information you need to perform the initial setup of the

Network Storage Adapter. The following section outlines in detail all the menu items and the

functions they perform

HOME

aunch Internet Explorer to conﬁgure the Network

Storage Adapter. Currently, the conﬁguration of

the Network Storage Adapter can only be

performed with Internet Explorer 5 and later.

When you ﬁrst open the conﬁguration menu

through your web browser, you will be taken to

the Home screen, which contains current status

information about your Network Storage Adapter.

The Home screen is in four sections:

Identiﬁcation contains the assigned hostname and the SMB/Windows workgroup information.

Network Conﬁguration shows the TCP/IP information of your Network Storage Adapter, and the

IP address and subnet mask, gateway and MAC address of this unit.

Server Conﬁguration displays server functions and whether they are enabled or disabled.

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USB Devices displays the status of each USB device. If no device is present, “Not Connected” is

displayed. If a device is present, then the type of device is displayed.

This is only a status screen: No changes are made from here. Clicking on “Home” on the menu

on the left will bring you back here from any screen.

NETWORK SETTINGS

The Network Settings screen allows you to change network-speciﬁc information on the Network

Storage Adapter. If you have a DHCP server on your network, select “DHCP Client”; otherwise,

select “Static IP” and enter the IP information here.

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Also from Network Settings, you can enable and disable the SMB and FTP servers. If you

disable the SMB server, the product will no longer be visible in Windows Networking. You can

disable both SMB and FTP servers, meaning the product will function solely as a print server.

You can change the hostname and/or the workgroup name, as well. Click “Apply” to save the

settings, or choose another menu item to discard.

FILE SHARING

lick on the File Sharing menu item. This

will drop down two more menu items:

Share Folders and User Management.

Share Folders lets you manage security

access to each of the USB ports. You

will be given a list of the four USB ports

on the Network Storage Adapter. Click

on a USB port to see the security levels

assigned to users for that port.

In the Sharing Folders window, you will

see that you are controlling USB Port 2.

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