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WARNING: Do not force the levers to close while you insert 

drive modules into the NR170S enclosure. If a lever does not 

close smoothly, draw out and inlay the drive module again, 

and then press the lever to close.

5. Insert the drive module into the NR170S enclosure correctly 
    until its lever appears to shut, and then press the lever to close 
    until it clicks to ensure that the drive module is within the 
    enclosure.

6. Go over steps 2 to 6 again for further drives.

7. Open the case from a PC, a server, or a workstation. Take 
    off three 5.25” bay lids on the front panel of the PC, server, 
    or workstation to provide an outlet for the module.

8. Insert the NR170S into the outlet 
    created by step 7.

9. Once the module is inserted and the 
    front panel of the module is level with 
    the front panel of PC, server, and 
    workstation, tighten four screws on 
    each side of the module inside the 
    PC, server, or workstation.

The following is an example for Windows operating system.

1. Copy the folder 

RAID_AP_v1.8

 from the CD to your computer.

2. Open the folder 

RAID_AP_v1.8

 from your computer, and then 

    open the sub-folder 

Netstor_RAID_Server

. Execute program 

    

ManagementServerSetup

.

3. Go to folder 

Netstor_RAID_AP

 under 

RAID_AP_v1.8

, and 

    execute 

RAID_AP_v1.8

, and then an interface shows up.

4. After the interface appears, you are required to input data for 

    three entries: the IP address, the user name, and the 

    password, and then input 

localhost

 for the IP address, 

admin

 

    for the user name, and 

111111

 for the password. After you 

    input the data, click 

Connect

.

5. After the partition and the format, go to My Computer and you 

    will see the newly created volume.

6. Select the disk drives you want to use for RAID, and then 

    select a RAID level from RAID 0 to RAID 10. After you select 

    a RAID level, click 

Apply

.

1. Right click 

My Computer

, and then select 

Manage

.

2. Click 

Disk Management

 from the left column of the 

    window. If a dialog that reads 

Initialize and Convert 

    Disk Wizard

 shows, click 

Cancel

 to close it. All the 

    hard disk drives will be identified and listed by the 

    system. Right click the device from Netstor, and then 

    choose 

Initialize Disk

.

3. Right click the bar that indicates the disk for the RAID 

    system, and then choose 

New Partition

.

4. Follow the procedures from the New Partition Wizard 

    to complete the partition.

5. After the partition and the format, go to My Computer 

    and you will see the newly created volume.

● For detailed information on RAID configuration, 

   please see System Configuration Guide.

Note:

1. Operating systems that allow disk volume larger than 2

    Terabytes (2048 Gigabytes) include: 

    Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008.

2. If you want to use multiple RAID volumes, your system 

    should meet either of the following requirements.

A. The motherboard’s SATA port should support port 

     multiplier function.

B. The system should have an internal SATA card with port 

     multiplier function.

10. Connect one end of SATA cable to the SATA port on the 
      NR170S. Make sure the connector is fastened to the enclosure.

11. Connect the other end of SATA cable to the SATA port that 
      features port multiplier on motherboard or SATA add-on card 
      inside PC, server, or workstation. Verify the connector is firmly 
      conjoined.

12. Connect two Molex connectors to the NR170S module from the 
      power supply inside PC, server, or workstation. Verify the power 
      cables are firmly connected.

13. Close the case from PC, server, or workstation, and then switch 
      on your PC, server, or workstation.

7. A confirmation of RAID configuration shows up, and 

    click 

Yes

 to continue, and then the RAID will be 

    created.

●  

If the chassis of PC, server, or workstation has plastic lock for 

    5.25” drive bay from one side, push the plastic lock forward 

    until it clicks to secure the NR170S module inside the PC, 

    server, or workstation.

5.

  

Quick RAID Configuration

6.

  

Disk Partition and Format

4. Adopt four of the screws provided, and fasten the tray on 
    the hard disk drive. Tighten each screw to fasten the 
    drive tray snugly to the hard disk drive. Do not tighten the 
    screws overly.

NR170S

Internal 5-Bay SATA Disk Array Storage System

For Windows operating system

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