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By instructing the GEN DAQ system to store its recorded data on an externally
attached NAS which supports the iSCSI protocols instead on the PC, the GEN
DAQ system will transfer all recorded data (without the support of the PC)
directly to the NAS.
WARNING
In this setup, one GEN DAQ connection is used for communication with
Perception and storage on the NAS. When possible avoid using live data
and recording functions simultaneously.
11.5.2 TCP/IP connection to a NAS
To enable the GEN DAQ system to communicate with the storage device,
several layers of communication need to be established.
There are several ways to make these connections with different setups. When
using a dedicated network with no other systems attached, a fixed IP address
must be set up on the NAS as shown in Figure 11.17. Therefore, it is highly
recommended to also set the PC and GEN DAQ system to the fixed IP address
setup. Other ways to set up this configuration are described in examples later
in this chapter.
Note Information on setting up the network interface on the NAS server can be found
in the manufacturer
’
s NAS server handbook. For an example of the
Synology
®
NAS server setup, please refer to appendix “Setting up the iSCSI
using Synology
®
NAS” on page 934
Make sure that the GEN DAQ system and the NAS server are within the same
network range and using a shared netmask and IP ranges so that they can
communicate with each other.
11.5.3
External Storage Setup dialog
-
Perception
To set up a NAS device in Perception software, first connect to the GEN DAQ
system used for iSCSI storage. Then open Perception and navigate to the
Settings menu and click External Storage Setup .
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