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Flashes every 10 seconds 

Hibernation mode 

Red 

Steadily lit 

Hard disk abnormality 

 

Rear Panel 

 

 

Operating the LCD Panel 

You can use the LCD panel to configure system settings and check system information. The buttons located on 

the right side of the LCD panel can be used to navigate through its menus. Please see the graphic below for a 

description of each button.

 

 

 

After powering on the NAS, you will be able to see the NAS name and IP address on the LCD panel. The panel 

will turn  off automatically  after a few seconds.  You can use the panel  to configure  settings and check system 

information.

 

 

1.  S/PDIF Port 

2.  HDMI Port 

3.  eSATA Port 

4.  RJ45 & USB 2.0 Port 

5.  RJ45 & USB 3.0 Port 

6.  Reset Button 

7.  DC Input 

8.  K-lock 

9.  System Fan 

1. 

[Up]

 Button

  

2. 

[Down]

 Button

 

3. 

[Back]

 Button

 

4. 

[Confirm] 

Button

 

Summary of Contents for AS6102T

Page 1: ...Quick Installation Guide Applicable Models AS6102T AS6104T AS6202T AS6204T AS6208T AS6210T Ver 2 3 0903 2015 3 2 Ver 3 0 0907 2017 9 7 ...

Page 2: ...ecuring the Power Cord 11 Connecting and Powering on the NAS 12 Upgrading System Memory 13 4 Software Installation Guide 20 CD Installation 20 Web Installation 23 Installation Using a Mobile Device 24 Installation Using the LCD Display 26 Installation Using a Direct Connection 26 Shutting Down Your NAS 27 5 Appendix 28 LED Indicators 28 Rear Panel 29 Operating the LCD Panel 29 Troubleshooting 32 ...

Page 3: ...antee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment a...

Page 4: ...surface Use this product in environments with an ambient temperature between 5 C and 35 C DO NOT block the air vents on the case of this product Always provide proper ventilation for this product DO NOT insert any object or spill liquid into the air vents If you encounter technical problems with this product contact a qualified service technician or your retailer DO NOT attempt to repair this prod...

Page 5: ...s AS6102T AS6104T AS6202T AS6204T AS6208T AS6210T Model Name AS6102T AS6104T AS6202T AS6204T Power Cord x1 x1 x1 x1 Adapter x1 x1 x1 x1 RJ45 Network Cable x2 x2 x2 x2 Power Cord Bracket x1 x1 x1 x1 Screws for use with 3 5 HDD x8 x16 x8 x16 ...

Page 6: ...6 Screws for use with 2 5 HDD x8 x16 x8 x16 Installation CD x1 x1 x1 x1 Quick Start Guide x1 x1 x1 x1 Model Name AS6208T AS6210T Power Cord x1 x1 RJ45 Network Cable x2 x2 ...

Page 7: ...7 Screws for use with 3 5 HDD x32 x40 Screws for use with 2 5 HDD x32 x40 Installation CD x1 x1 Quick Start Guide x1 x1 ...

Page 8: ...8 2 Optional Accessories The items below may be purchased from the ASUSTOR Accessories Store http shop asustor com ...

Page 9: ...k For a list of compatible hard disks please see http www asustor com service hd id hd Hard Disk Installation 1 Press the button on the lower portion of the hard disk tray to release the latch 2 Using the latch gently pull the disk tray out of the disk bay 3 Mount the hard disk to the disk tray 3 5 inch hard disks Place the hard disk into the disk tray making sure that the mounting holes on the si...

Page 10: ...are lined up Secure the drive with four screws 4 Slide the disk tray onto the rails of the disk bay Using the latch gently push the disk tray all the way into the disk bay Secure the disk tray in place by pushing down on the latch The latch should close easily and snap in with an audible click Please make sure that the disk tray is pushed all the way into the disk bay before attempting to secure t...

Page 11: ...can be found on AS62 series devices Securing the Power Cord Note You can use the provided cord bracket to secure the power cord in place if you are concerned about the NAS power cord becoming detached when the NAS is moved 1 Take the cord bracket out of the accessories box 2 Attach the bracket to the power cord as shown in the graphic below 3 Remove the fan screw by unscrewing it counter clockwise...

Page 12: ... removed fan screw Secure the bracket in place by replacing the fan screw AS6102T AS6202T AS6104T AS6204T Connecting and Powering on the NAS 1 Connect the NAS to its power supply 2 Connect the NAS to your router switch or hub using an Ethernet cable ...

Page 13: ...ries NAS devices support up to 8GB of memory Before adding or removing memory modules please read the following precautions thoroughly Your NAS and memory modules use high precision components and electronic connector technology To avoid invalidation of the warranty during your product warranty period we recommend that Memory for AS61 and AS62 series devices may be purchased from local dealers or ...

Page 14: ...location that produces static electricity easily such as on a carpet Before adding or removing memory modules touch an external metal object other than your NAS to ground yourself and eliminate static electricity Do not touch any metal parts inside the NAS Do not insert a memory module into the slot facing in the wrong direction It may cause damage to the module or slot or cause the circuit board ...

Page 15: ...hassis Installing Memory When upgrading memory please note that memory modules of the same size must be used For example AS61 devices come with two pre installed 1GB memory modules When upgrading you must first remove the two 1GB memory modules before installing two 2GB or 4GB memory modules or a single module The maximum supported memory is 8GB combined Note If you decide to upgrade memory it is ...

Page 16: ...ring and then release the ejector clips by gently pulling them out to the sides Remove the memory modules 3 Diagonally slide the new memory module into slot No 1 as shown in the graphic below making sure that the memory module s connectors are fully inserted into the slot Using two fingers carefully push down and then back on the memory module until it clicks into place You should be able to hear ...

Page 17: ...tlined below 1 Locate the two pre installed memory modules as indicated in the graphic below 2 For both memory modules pull back the black protective covering and then release the ejector clips by gently pulling them out to the sides Remove the memory modules ...

Page 18: ... each memory module s connectors are fully inserted into the slot Using two fingers carefully push down and then back on the memory module until it clicks into place You should be able to hear an audible click Replacing the Cover 1 Replace the cover and tighten the three screws that were removed previously ...

Page 19: ...19 2 Reconnect all cables including the power cord and then start up the NAS ...

Page 20: ...SUSTOR website http www asustor com service downloads to download the latest software CD Installation Windows Users 1 Insert the installation CD into your computer s CD drive and then select Start from the autorun CD menu 2 The installation wizard will install ASUSTOR Control Center onto your computer After ASUSTOR Control Center has been installed it will automatically begin to scan your network ...

Page 21: ...21 3 Select your NAS from the list and follow the installation wizard s instructions to complete the configuration process ...

Page 22: ...SUSTOR Control Center onto your computer At this time you can also choose whether or not you want to install Download Assistant After ASUSTOR Control Center has been installed it will automatically begin to scan your network for ASUSTOR NAS devices 3 Select your NAS from the list and follow the installation wizard s instructions to complete the configuration process ...

Page 23: ...NAS s current IP address you can open up a web browser and enter in your NAS s IP address for example http 192 168 1 168 8000 to begin initialization 2 Please follow the instructions from the installation wizard to complete the configuration process ...

Page 24: ...stall the AiMaster mobile app to your mobile device AiMaster for Android AiMaster for iOS 2 Make sure that your mobile device is connected to the same local network that your NAS is connected to 3 Next open AiMaster and then select the icon from the toolbar at the top of the screen 4 Select Auto Discovery AiMaster will now scan the local network for your NAS ...

Page 25: ...25 5 Select your NAS from the list that appears 6 Select Start Initialization to begin installation Follow the prompts and instructions to complete the configuration process ...

Page 26: ...o confirm that you want to initialize the NAS The system will now start the initialization process Initialization is complete when the NAS s IP address is shown on the LCD display NOTE The password for the admin account will be set to admin This installation method is only suitable for use on models with LCD Displays AS6204T AS6208T AS6210T Installation Using a Direct Connection Please see section...

Page 27: ...ecide whether to shut down the NAS or have it enter into sleep mode This setting may be access from within ADM by selecting Settings Hardware Power Settings 2 Hold down the power button for 1 5 seconds You should be able to hear a beep from the system buzzer Let go of the power button and the NAS will either shut down or enter sleep mode depending on your configuration ...

Page 28: ... Description State Power Blue Steadily lit Power on Flashing Waking from sleep mode S3 Orange Steadily lit Sleep mode S3 Flashes every 10 seconds LED night mode System Status Green Flashing Powering on Steadily lit System ready Network Blue Steadily lit Network port connected USB Green Steadily lit The USB device connected to the front of the NAS is ready for use Flashing Data access in progress H...

Page 29: ...ough its menus Please see the graphic below for a description of each button After powering on the NAS you will be able to see the NAS name and IP address on the LCD panel The panel will turn off automatically after a few seconds You can use the panel to configure settings and check system information 1 S PDIF Port 2 HDMI Port 3 eSATA Port 4 RJ45 USB 2 0 Port 5 RJ45 USB 3 0 Port 6 Reset Button 7 D...

Page 30: ... select and execute the actions below 1 1 Progress Execute the backup function for the USB port located on the front panel 1 2 Eject Device Eject any USB devices connected to the USB port located on the front panel 2 Network In the Network submenu you can use the Up Down and Confirm buttons to view the information listed below 2 1 LAN 2 1 1 IP Address 2 1 2 Subnet Mask 2 2 WAN 2 2 1 IP Address 2 2...

Page 31: ...the NAS 5 2 Restart Restart the NAS 6 Configuration In the Configuration submenu you can use the Up Down and Confirm buttons to configure the items listed below 6 1 Server Name Press the Up or Down buttons to cycle through letters and numbers Press the Confirm button to confirm the character of your choice and to move on to the next character Repeat this process until all of the characters in the ...

Page 32: ...etween Yes and No Troubleshooting Q Why can t I detect my ASUSTOR NAS using ASUSTOR Control Center A If you are having trouble detecting your NAS using ASUSTOR Control Center please do the following 1 Please check your network connection Make sure that your computer and your NAS are part of the same local area network Check to see if the network LED indicator is lit If you find that it is not lit ...

Page 33: ...lick on Change adapter settings in the left hand panel Right click on Local Area Connection and select Properties Under the Networking tab select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and click on Properties ...

Page 34: ...34 Under the General tab select the Use the following IP address radio button Set the IP address to 169 254 1 1 and the Subnet mask to 255 255 0 0 and then click on OK ...

Page 35: ... your NAS 4 If the above mentioned procedures have not managed to solve your problem please contact your local ASUSTOR dealer or ASUSTOR Customer Service http support asustor com You are also encouraged to browse through the ASUSTOR Knowledgebase ...

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