StarTech.com S352BMU3N - Manual

StarTech.com S352BMU3N

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – FCC Compliance Statement
  • Page 3 – Table of Contents
  • Page 5 – Product Diagram; Front View; RAID switch
  • Page 6 – Introduction; Packaging Contents; • 2X 3.5” SATA hard drives; For NAS Operation; • Computer system or Network with available LAN port; For DAS Operation; Getting Started; Step 1. Installing your hard drives
  • Page 7 – Slide the “front panel” upward toward the top of the enclosure.
  • Page 8 – Lift the panel off to reveal the drive bays.
  • Page 9 – Slide each of your hard drives into the bay.
  • Page 10 – Replace the screw using the Phillips head screw driver.
  • Page 11 – Step 2. Set your RAID Configuration; Your Desired RAID configuration is now set.; RAID Notes; one hard drive with the NAS.,If connecting through NAS with
  • Page 12 – Available RAID Configurations; Combine – BIG; Striping – RAID0; NAS first to avoid unnecessary system reboot and HDD re-format.; Method 1: Connect the NAS enclosure to your router (Quick Access)
  • Page 13 – Step 4. Initialize Your Hard Drives; Access Web Interface; device name into the address bar.; Default Administration Password:
  • Page 14 – Hard Drive Initialization; your hard drives upon accessing the web interface.
  • Page 15 – WARNING! Any data on the drives will be deleted upon format.; Basic NAS Operation; Start
  • Page 16 – In the folder box, type the network path to the NAS Enclosure.
  • Page 17 – click the OK button.; Create User Accounts
  • Page 19 – Enter your desired name and password in the specified fields.
  • Page 20 – Set a Static IP Address
  • Page 21 – Static IP; IP information in each specified field.
  • Page 22 – Click the Apply button to set your changes.; Manage NAS Files and View Media Through a Web Browser; Access files and folders on your NAS through a web browser
  • Page 23 – Upload files to your NAS; desired file, next click the open button.
  • Page 24 – the menu on the left hand side.
  • Page 26 – at the bottom of the window.
  • Page 27 – Double click the file of your choice to view the image file.; Mobile App Access
  • Page 28 – Advanced NAS Operation; Access Configuration Page; From the “5 option” menu select the Configuration Icon.
  • Page 29 – middle of the window.; View or change Host/Group Name; Displays the NAS Enclosure Network device name and Work Group.
  • Page 30 – characters in length; View or change Administration Account User name and Password; password in the verify password field then click the OK button.; View or change Date/Time and settings; Click the Change button to alter the system date, and time.
  • Page 31 – If you have selected Automatic:; View Firmware Version; View or change GUI display Language
  • Page 32 – View Network Information:; the bottom of the middle of the window.; View Internal IP
  • Page 33 – View PPPoE IP Address or Connect; Internet configuration.; Enable or disable Service Information
  • Page 34 – A description of each service is listed below:
  • Page 35 – View the current Disk Status; view information about the hard drives and RAID array.
  • Page 36 – Lists the drive and RAID Configuration enabled.; View or Change IP Setting
  • Page 37 – If you have selected Automatic IP:
  • Page 38 – If you have selected Static IP as below:; Configure PPPoE Network
  • Page 39 – provider into the specified fields and click the apply button.
  • Page 40 – Enable and Configure DDNS
  • Page 41 – the DDNS service provider drop down menu.
  • Page 42 – Enable and Configure Network Service Ports; description of each listed below:
  • Page 43 – UPnP Port Mapping (Universal plug and play)
  • Page 44 – Displays URL used to access the WebDAV locally.; Manage your Hard Drive Configuration,
  • Page 45 – attached drives. Details for each option is listed below:
  • Page 46 – The Disk is now formatted.
  • Page 47 – Manage your RAID Configuration
  • Page 48 – RAID Mode; The drop down menu shows the current RAID configuration.; WARNING! All drive data will be lost upon deleting the RAID array.; WARNING! All drive data will be lost upon creating the RAID array.
  • Page 49 – RAID Status; Displays the model and capacity of each attached hard drive.
  • Page 50 – Update your NAS Enclosure Firmware Update; Firmware
  • Page 51 – It is not recommended that a firmware upgrade be attempted unless
  • Page 52 – Reboot Your NAS Enclosure remotely; reboot the system through the web interface.
  • Page 53 – To reboot the enclosure click the Reboot button.; Shutdown your NAS Enclosure remotely
  • Page 54 – remotely shutdown the NAS Enclosure through the web interface.
  • Page 55 – Restore Default settings to your NAS Enclosure (Reset)
  • Page 56 – the Reset process, click the OK button if you would like to continue.
  • Page 57 – Enable or Disable SMB Service; across your network via SMB protocol.
  • Page 58 – Enable or Disable WebDAV Service
  • Page 59 – WebDAV file management apps.
  • Page 60 – Enable or Disable FTP Service; uploading/downloading files using FTP protocol.
  • Page 61 – Download and host Torrent Files
  • Page 62 – Instructions for Bit Torrent Operation are listed below:
  • Page 63 – Functionality of each button is listed below:; Activate Download; Enables you to activate a torrent to begin the download process.; Pause Download; Enables you to pause the download; Stop Download; Enables you to stop the download.; Delete; Removes Torrent files from the Downloaded Queue
  • Page 64 – Settings; Opens the BT Option menu.; Max Peers Per Torrent
  • Page 65 – Mail Notification
  • Page 66 – Assign Folder for UPNP AV/DNLA Service and iTunes Playlists; Instructions for Media Server Operation are listed below:
  • Page 67 – share using DNLA and UPnP AV.
  • Page 68 – Manage Accounts; has access to the default public folder.
  • Page 69 – Create an Account; Enter your desired username and password in the specified fields.
  • Page 70 – listed under folder list.; Change Account Settings; The account changes have now been saved.; Disable an Account; Enable/Disable button is displayed based on account status.
  • Page 71 – Enable an account; Delete an Account; Grant Folder Access
  • Page 72 – (Green) located between the Folder List box and the Sharing List box.; Limit Folder Access; (Red) located between the Folder List box and the Sharing List box.
  • Page 73 – Account Folder Management; Create a New Folder
  • Page 74 – Enter your preferred new name in the New Name Box and Click OK.; Delete a Folder
  • Page 76 – Technical Support; and access our comprehensive selection of online tools,; Warranty Information; Limitation of Liability; contained in this statement may not apply to you.
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Manual Revision: 07/04/2014

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S352BMU3N

Dual 3.5” SATA NAS Enclosure with RAID

and USB 3.0

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Summary

Page 2 - FCC Compliance Statement

Instruction Manual FCC Compliance Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. Th...

Page 3 - Table of Contents

Instruction Manual i Table of Contents Product Diagram .................................................................................... 1 Front View ......................................................................................................................................................

Page 5 - Product Diagram; Front View; RAID switch

Instruction Manual 1 Product Diagram Front View Rear View Front Panel Drive Activity LEDs Power Button LAN Port Power Jack Reset Button RAID switch USB 3.0 Port Main Power Switch Set RAID Button Drive Fan RAID switch

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