Sarotech NAS-20 User Manual

NAS-20 Quick Installation Guide
1. How to mount HDDs
※ Reference : This user guide is for not mounting Hard Disk.
※ Note : Please disconnect AC power cord, when replacing the hard disk drive.
1) Turn the screw which is on lower part of the product
with the direction of the picture.
2) Push down and pull lightly to front the panel to separate from
main body.
3)
Please check HDDs direction like the picture and put
in.
4) Connect SATA cables to HDDs. Connect SATA cables of “HDD0-
LEFT sticker shape” in the left side HDD of the picture, and connect
“HDD1-RIGHT sticker shape” in the right side.
※ Notice : The shape of SATA cables are different
please pay attention to connect.
5) Screw lower part of product and HDDs together. 6) Push the front panel and fix with screw.
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Sarotech NAS-20 Specifications

General

Device Type	NAS Enclosure
Model	NAS-20
Category	Enclosure
Number of Bays	2
Supported Drive Interface	SATA
Network Interface	Gigabit Ethernet
Material	Plastic
Drive Bays	2
Supported Drive Types	HDD, SSD
RAID Levels	RAID 0, RAID 1, JBOD
Protocols	FTP
Weight	1.2 kg

Summary

How to Mount HDDs

HDD Mounting Procedure

Step-by-step guide for physically installing hard drives into the NAS unit.

Network Connection

System Installation and Setup

Finding and Initializing the NAS

Procedures for locating the NAS on the network and preparing it for setup.

Logging into the NAS

Enter user credentials to access the NAS administration interface.

Create RAID System

Configure RAID settings for data redundancy and performance.

System Setting Wizard

Wizard Configuration Steps

Configure language, hostname, IP address, and date/time settings via the wizard.

User, Folder, and Access Management

Add New User Account

Steps to add new user accounts for accessing the NAS.

Shared Folder Configuration

Information on default shared folders and how to add new ones.

Accessing the NAS

How to connect to the NAS via Web, Windows Explorer, or FTP.

MAC OS and Linux Access

Instructions for accessing the NAS from non-Windows operating systems.

Disk Utility and Formatting

Format HDD

Format hard drives using the Disk Utility for proper NAS operation.