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Manual IB-NAS5520 

 

‐ 

Once

 

the

 

drives

 

have

 

been

 

formatted,

 

the

 

LED

 

indication

 

should

 

be

 

as

 

follows:

 

‐ 

The

 

blue

 

LED

 

behind

 

the

 

power

 

button

 

is

 

ON

 

(not

 

flashing)

 

‐ 

The

 

green

 

system

 

LED

 

is

 

ON

 

(not

 

flashing)

 

‐ 

The

 

blue

 

LEDs

 

for

 

the

 

capacity

 

are

 

OFF

 

‐ 

Replacing

 

a

 

faulty

 

HDD

 

in

 

a

 

RAID

 

1

 

array

 

‐ 

In

 

a

 

RAID

 

1

 

array,

 

under

 

normal

 

circumstances,

 

both

 

HDD

 

LEDs

 

light

 

up

 

green.

 

If

 

a

 

drive

 

is

   

  

defective,

 

the

 

LED

 

for

 

the

 

corresponding

 

drive

 

is

 

OFF.

 

We

 

strongly

 

recommend

 

to

 

replace

  

  

the

 

faulty

 

hard

 

drive

 

as

 

soon

 

as

 

possible.

 

‐ 

Turn

 

off

 

the

 

power.

 

‐ 

Replace

 

the

 

faulty

 

hard

 

drive.

 

‐ 

Turn

 

on

 

the

 

power.

 

‐ 

The

 

system

 

automatically

 

starts

 

to

 

rebuild

 

the

 

RAID

 

array.

 

During

 

this

 

process,

 

the

 

LEDs

 

for

 

HDD1

  

  

and

 

HDD2

 

are

 

flashing.

 

‐ 

Once

 

the

 

RAID

 

array

 

is

 

rebuilt,

 

the

 

HDD

 

LEDs

 

stop

 

flashing.

 

 

Note:

 

You

 

can

 

also

 

follow

 

the

 

rebuild

 

process

 

in

 

the

 

web

 

GUI.

 

Login

 

and

 

go

 

to

 

Settings.

 

In

 

the

 

left

 

sidebar

 

under

 

Interface

 

Information,

 

you

 

can

 

see

 

how

 

much

 

has

 

been

 

rebuilt

 

already.

 

Please

 

note

 

that

 

the

 

number

 

for

 

the

 

percentage

 

does

 

not

 

change

 

unless

 

you

 

refresh

 

the

 

browser

 

(F5).

 

 

S

OFTWARE

/F

IRMWARE

 

3.

 

S

YSTEM 

R

EQUIREMENTS

 

The

 

following

 

table

 

describes

 

specific

 

requirements

 

for

 

the

 

operating

 

system

 

and

 

web

 

browser.

 

3.1

 

NAS 

Operating

 

System

 

Web

 

Browser

 

Windows

 

XP,

 

Windows

 

Vista,

 

Windows

 

7

 

Internet

 

Explorer

 

7.0+,

 

Firefox

 

3.1+,

 

Safari

 

4+,

 

Chrome

 

10+

 

MacOS

 

X

 

10.5

 

or

 

above

 

Safari

 

4+,

 

Firefox

 

3.5+,

 

Chrome

 

10+

 

 

3.2

 

DAS 

Operating

 

System

 

Note

 

Windows

 

XP,

 

Windows

 

Vista,

 

Windows

 

7

 

WinXP

 

requires

 

driver

 

update

 

for

 

exFAT,

 

Windows

 

Vista

 

requires

 

SP1

 

MacOS

 

X

 

10.6

 

or

 

above

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for IB-NAS5520

Page 1: ...Manual IB NAS5520 1...

Page 2: ...Devices 10 3 4 Firmware Update 10 4 NAS Setup Instructions 10 4 1 Initial Setup 10 4 2 Login 11 4 2 1 Login with Internet Access 11 4 2 2 Login on Local Area Network 11 4 2 3 How to Login detailed 11...

Page 3: ...nt 18 6 2 2 Server 19 7 Extra Features and Examples 21 7 1 File Access 21 7 1 1 Folder 21 7 1 2 File Access on a PC 21 7 1 3 File Access on a Mac 23 7 2 Extra Features 24 7 2 1 BitTorrent 24 7 2 2 Med...

Page 4: ...lease read the following before usage 1 1 1 Usage User should not modify this player The environmental temperature should be within 5 35 cautions 1 1 2 Power The player s power voltage DC 12 V When us...

Page 5: ...the device please use a dry cloth to absorb the spillage Electronic products are vulnerable when using please avoid shaking or hitting the device and do not press the buttons too hard Do not let the...

Page 6: ...MB SPI flash Internal hard drive Two 3 5 SATA I SATA II or SATA III hard drives 1 5 Gbit s or 3 Gbit s compliant Capacity 80 GB 3 TB supports large volumes in excess of 2 TB exFAT maximum size for sin...

Page 7: ...shutting down Flashing red System cannot obtain IP address or system is currently starting up or shutting down Green OK Flashing green Data access Used storage space in percentage 50 and 100 2 3 REAR...

Page 8: ...for maximum capacity RAID 0 for performance RAID 1 for data protection Press and hold the CONFIRM button for 3 seconds to save the new RAID mode Open the web browser e g Safari Firefox Chrome IE and g...

Page 9: ...e LEDs for HDD1 and HDD2 are flashing Once the RAID array is rebuilt the HDD LEDs stop flashing Note You can also follow the rebuild process in the web GUI Login and go to Settings In the left sidebar...

Page 10: ...e the web browser and log in as administrator Go to Maintain in the Server settings menu and select Firmware Click Browse and locate the new firmware bin file on your computer Click OK to confirm the...

Page 11: ...ck Enter on your keyboard If you are unable to login using just the web browser and the MAC address use the Nettool and search for the device on the local network For more details see Nettool for Wind...

Page 12: ...formation is not automatically displayed make sure the network drive and your computer are connected to the same local network and assure that the Nettool is not blocked by the firewall javaw exe requ...

Page 13: ...gh the web interface of the network drive you will need to reformat the hard drive before using the NAS functions and therefore lose all data stored on the hard drive See NAS Setup Instructions for mo...

Page 14: ...mode is set to Manually and you turn off or remove the power supply the date and time are reset If the renew mode is set to Automatic and a time server is selected it will automatically synchronize t...

Page 15: ...r and access your network drive remotely Remote login is already enabled and setup by default Go to http myakitio com enter the MAC address 12 digits all in one word No further configurations are need...

Page 16: ...ally go into stand by mode and spin down If you need immediate access to the drive set it to Disable and the drive will keep spinning at all times Format Disk Use this tool to format your hard drive a...

Page 17: ...FTP accounts back to its original factory default settings Click Reset Click OK three times to confirm and reset all settings Click OK to close the confirmation window and reboot the device Resetting...

Page 18: ...can modify delete or disable it Only the folders on the sharing list will be accessible on the network Click on an account and then use the arrow buttons to add and remove the folders from that list...

Page 19: ...r from 1025 65500 however generally we recommend using the default port 21 When you change the port number for the FTP server remember to adjust your firewall otherwise the FTP access will likely be b...

Page 20: ...nt set the download path to your preferred folder Also you might want to click Settings and set the server port plus a limit for the upload and download speed according to your network s bandwidth Aft...

Page 21: ...s menu Select the Server tab and there you can copy either the internal or the external URL depending on where your computer is currently located and paste it directly into the URLfield of your web br...

Page 22: ...B when entering the IP address also add the shared folder name e g 192 168 11 11 public For WebDAV copy the internal or external URL and enter that URL e g http 59 124 25 118 1200 webdav We recommend...

Page 23: ...e IP address of your network drive and click Connect Select Registered User and enter your user name and password Click Connect to continue Choose a folder from the list and click OK The mounted drive...

Page 24: ...les you would like to download Download and store the torrent file s on your computer Login to your network drive and go to the BitTorrent menu Click Browse and locate your torrent file on the compute...

Page 25: ...r has been set the network drive will automatically appear on iTunes under shared devices and MP3 files can be played On your network drive open the Settings menu go to Share Server and select the Med...

Page 26: ...20 to access the digital content stored on the hard drives inside the device Take photos or videos and instantly share them with family and friends back home For more information please check out desc...

Page 27: ...without prior notice The diagrams contained in this manual may also not fully represent the product that you are using and are there for illustration purposes only RaidSonic Technology GmbH assumes n...

Page 28: ...Manual IB NAS5520 28...

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