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Chapter 2 . Pow er But t on a nd Reset But t on Behavior
Power but ton: Press t o turn on or t urn off.
Syst e m
Pow e r butt on
( Tu r n on)
Pow e r butt on
( H a r dw a re t u r n
off)
Pow e r butt on
( For ce t ur n off)
All m odels
Press once 1.5 sec
5 sec
Reset but t on: Press t o reset t he system set tings.
Syst e m
Basic syst e m reset
( 1 be e p)
Adva nced syst e m reset
( 2 be e ps)
All m odels 3 sec 10 sec
Basic syst e m reset ( 3 se c)
Press the reset but t on for 3 seconds, a beep sound will be heard. The follow ing settings are
reset t o default :
Syst em adm inist rat ion password: adm in
TCP/ I P configurat ion: Obt ain I P address sett ings aut om atically via DHCP
TCP/ I P configurat ion: Disable Jum bo Fram e
TCP/ I P configurat ion: I f port t runking is enabled ( dual LAN m odels only) , t he port
t runking m ode will be reset t o “Active Backup ( Failover) ”.
System Port : 8080 ( syst em service port )
Securit y Level: Low ( Allow all connect ions)
LCD panel password: ( blank) *
VLAN w ill be disabled
* This feature is only provided by t he NAS m odels wit h LCD panels. Please
visit
htt p: / / www.qnap.com
for details.
Adva nced syst e m reset ( 1 0 se c)
Press t he reset butt on for 10 seconds; you w ill hear two beeps at the t hird and t he t ent h
seconds. The NAS will reset all t he system settings t o default as it does by web- based
system reset in “Adm inist rat ion” > “ Rest ore t o Factory Default ” except all t he dat a are
reserved. The settings such as t he users, user groups, and t he net work share folders
previously creat ed will be cleared. To retrieve t he old dat a after t he advanced system reset ,
creat e t he sam e network share folders on t he NAS and the data will be accessible again.
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