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6

Connecting the Ethernet Cable

The 5big Backup Server is accessible when attached to 
your network 

(Fig. 06)

The 5big Backup Server must 

receive its IP address from a DHCP server.

1.  Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on 

the back of the LaCie 5big Backup Server*.

2.  Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable into an 

available Ethernet port on your router.

3.  If it is not powered on, turn on the 5big Backup 

Server. See 

Turning On the 5big Backup Server

.

*The USB 2.0 and eSATA ports are for storage 
expansion only. They cannot be used for direct 
connection to a computer.

DESIGNED BY NEIL POULTON

POWER

AUDIO OUT

LAN 1

USB

USB

USB

eSATA

Fig. 06

CAUTION: (1) Only use the AC adapter supplied with your specific LaCie device. Since each 
product is unique, do not substitute a power supply from another LaCie device or another manu-
facturer for the LaCie 5big Backup Server.
 
(2) Please note that the AC adapter provided with your LaCie device includes connectors for 
electrical outlets in multiple regions. Thanks to its 100-240 Volt power supply, you may use your 
device in a foreign country. However, LaCie accepts no responsibility for any damage to the drive 
resulting from the use of an inappropriate adapter. Further, your warranty will be void if you:

•  Use a power cable, power supply, or power adapter other than one that has been autho-

rized by LaCie.

•  Do not remove your AC adapter when transporting your LaCie device. Neglecting to do so 

may damage your 5big Backup Server. 

DESIGNED BY NEIL POULTON

POWER

AUDIO OUT

LAN 1

USB

USB

USB

eSATA

Connecting the Power Supply to the 

5big Backup Server 

The power supply kit is composed of two cables:  
one cable (A) connects to the LaCie 5big Backup Server; 
and the other cable (B) connects to a power source, 
such as a wall outlet or a surge protector 

(Fig. 05)

.

1. Connect Cable 

A

 to the 5big Backup Server.

2. Connect Cable 

B

 to the power supply brick (

C

).

3. Connect Cable 

B

 to a surge protector or wall outlet.

4.  Turn on the device by pushing the button on the 

face of the 5big Backup Server.

5.  The 5big Backup Server is powered and ready for 

use when the front LED stops blinking.

Fig. 05

A

C

B

Summary of Contents for 5big - Network NAS Server

Page 1: ...5big Backup Server DESIGN BY NEIL POULTON Quick Start Guide Backup Appliance Gigabit Ethernet...

Page 2: ...r service 4 Before sending the 5big Backup Server please backup all data stored on its disk drives LaCie cannot guarantee that your data will be preserved Minimum Network Requirements Ethernet Connect...

Page 3: ...Mac OS X 10 5 10 6 The 5big Backup Server may be used for Time Machine backups Please see the Configuration Guide for more information on Mac compatibility Views of the 5big Backup Server Front View O...

Page 4: ...ckup Server in recovery mode See the Configuration Guide for more information 3 DESIGNED BY NEIL POULTON POWER AUDIO OUT LAN 1 USB USB USB eSATA 10 7 4 2 4 6 8 9 Fig 02 5 Fig 03 Rear view without disk...

Page 5: ...ver in a small network environment with a maximum of 10 Windows workstations and 25 Macs See the Configuration Guide for more information on Mac support Please consider your storage capacity requireme...

Page 6: ...for electrical outlets in multiple regions Thanks to its 100 240 Volt power supply you may use your device in a foreign country However LaCie accepts no responsibility for any damage to the drive resu...

Page 7: ...ernet Since 5bigbackup refers to the name of your LaCie 5big Backup Server please replace it in the address if you have changed the default name You may also find the Connector on the 5big Backup Serv...

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