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Operating Environment| operating temperature | 5 °C ~ 40 °C |
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| storage temperature | -30 °C ~ 60 °C |
| operating humidity | 20 ~ 95% RH |
Ports & Interfaces| lan interface | 1x Gigabit RJ-45 Ethernet Port |
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| usb interface | 2x USB 2.0 Ports |
| buttons | 1x Power Button, 1x Copy Button, 1x Reset Button |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 202 x 113 x 142 mm |
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| weight | 1.5 kg |
Defines the manual's target audience and prerequisite knowledge.
Lists other resources for setup and supplementary information.
Explains how warnings and notes are presented in the guide.
Details the text and symbol conventions used throughout the guide.
Illustrates generic icons used in diagrams and figures within the guide.
Outlines the main features and applications of the Network Storage Appliance (NSA).
Explains the status indicated by the NSA's LED lights on the front and rear panels.
Introduces the web-based management interface for NSA setup and management.
Details methods to connect to and access the NSA's web configuration interface.
Explains the default login credentials and the process for accessing the NSA.
Covers managing shares and accessing files available to the user.
Specifies the rules and restrictions for naming shares and folders.
Provides step-by-step guides for setting up and using file sharing features.
Illustrates the process of creating new user accounts for accessing the NSA.
Guides users on downloading files from the internet using the NSA's service.
Demonstrates how to subscribe to feeds and download digital content.
Details how to set up the NSA to share connected printers.
Describes the main interface for viewing system information and connection status.
Covers general system configurations like server name and date/time.
Details how to set the NSA's network name and workgroup.
Provides an overview of managing volumes and disks on the NSA.
Guides on formatting internal hard drives to create storage volumes.
Covers configuring IP address and DNS information for network connectivity.
Explains how to assign a dynamic or static IP address to the NSA.
Lists the various application features available on the NSA.
Covers configuring FTP for uploading and downloading files to/from the NSA.
Explains how to use the NSA as a media server for DLNA/iTunes clients.
Details using Apple's iTunes software to play media files stored on the NSA.
Covers enabling and configuring the NSA's media server and iTunes server functions.
Explains the NSA's capability to download files directly from the internet.
Guides on creating new download tasks for files and torrents.
Explains how to share files via a web browser without login.
Details accessing published shares remotely over the internet.
Describes downloading digital content from internet feeds.
Details managing subscribed channels and downloaded content.
Explains how to set up the NSA as a print server for network printers.
Covers managing the NSA's list of printers and print jobs.
Introduces creating and managing administrator and user accounts.
Describes the screen for managing user accounts on the NSA.
Guides on creating or modifying user accounts with access passwords.
Details the rules and restrictions for creating usernames.
Introduces creating and managing shares for file access permissions.
Lists all configured shares on the NSA.
Covers creating new shared folders and modifying existing share properties.
Explains access rights for public and anonymous FTP shares.
Details navigating and creating folders within a share.
Outlines tasks like viewing logs, managing configuration, and firmware upgrades.
Explains how to view system logs and their different categories.
Categorizes log entries by type, such as Network, Services, Shares, System, Users.
Defines the severity levels used for log messages, from Emergency to Info.
Covers backing up and restoring NSA configuration settings.
Details the process of updating the NSA's firmware.
Explains how to restart or shut down the NSA device.
Summarizes ways to protect NSA data against various situations.
Guides on backing up and restoring NSA configuration settings.
Describes using Memeo Autobackup software for data backups.
Introduces the DLNA-compliant media client software for playing NSA files.
Provides instructions on how to use the included media client software.
Lists common problem categories for resolving NSA issues.
Addresses issues related to power, hardware, and LED status indicators.
Helps resolve problems with logging into the NSA and accessing its interface.
Provides solutions for issues preventing access to the NSA or its shares.
Addresses problems related to external USB drive functionality and access.
Solves issues with media server file display and playback on clients.
Troubleshoots problems with file downloads and broadcatching features.
Solves issues related to accessing web-published shares via a browser.
Lists the external physical characteristics and ports of the NSA.
Details the main features provided by the NSA's firmware.
Presents hardware and firmware specifications in tabular format.
Guides on configuring IP settings for older Windows operating systems.
Details IP configuration steps for Windows 2000/NT/XP systems.
Explains IP setup procedures for Macintosh OS X computers.
Covers IP configuration for Linux systems, specifically Red Hat 9.0 KDE.
Explains how to manage pop-up blockers in Internet Explorer for web access.
Details enabling JavaScript in Internet Explorer for proper web configurator display.
Guides on configuring Java permissions in Internet Explorer for web access.
States the copyright holder and publication details.
Outlines limitations of liability and usage restrictions.
Lists regulatory compliance statements, like FCC.
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