ipTime NAS 2: With your new ipTime NAS 2, you can access shared folders on your PC or smartphone through the internet or local network. It comes with an assortment of features to make file management and sharing a breeze. Here's what you can do with your new ipTime NAS 2:
- Effortless File Management and Sharing: Access, copy, move, and delete files and folders using your PC or smartphone. Share files with friends, family, or colleagues, making collaboration and file exchange effortless.
- Remote File Access: With ipTime NAS 2, you can access your files from anywhere with an internet connection. It's like carrying your files in your pocket, allowing you to work on projects, retrieve important documents, or share memories on the go.
ipTime NAS 2: With your new ipTime NAS 2, you can access shared folders on your PC or smartphone through the internet or local network. It comes with an assortment of features to make file management and sharing a breeze. Here's what you can do with your new ipTime NAS 2:
- Effortless File Management and Sharing: Access, copy, move, and delete files and folders using your PC or smartphone. Share files with friends, family, or colleagues, making collaboration and file exchange effortless.
- Remote File Access: With ipTime NAS 2, you can access your files from anywhere with an internet connection. It's like carrying your files in your pocket, allowing you to work on projects, retrieve important documents, or share memories on the go.
According to this document,
check the contents in the box. (This Guide)
Box Contents
Access shared folders of NAS using PCs or smart-phones
through internet or local network.
Using NAS
Login the web console management system and using it.
User’
Install the utility software package
and setup the NAS system using the system setup wizard.
Installation Guide
Box Contents
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s Guide for Web console
< LAN cable, 2m >< NAS system >
※ The box contents below are only for reference.
< Software CD > < Manuals >
< USB cable > < Screw x 8 >
< DC Adapter >
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The utility software for NAS
The utility software for NASⅡ
can be run on
can be run on
Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7 OS environment.
Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7 OS environment.
In other OS like Mac OS or Linux, installation can be done using web browser manually.
In other OS like Mac OS or Linux, installation can be done using web browser manually.
According to this document,
check the contents in the box.
Box Contents
Access shared folders of NAS
using PCs or smart-phones
through internet or local network.
Using NAS
User’
Install the utility software package
and setup the NAS system
using the system setup wizard. (This Guide)
Installation Guide
Installation Guide
s Guide for Web console
Login the web console management system
and using it.
All specifications and figures are subject to change without notice.
Installing the HDD
One.
Install HDD as the pictures below.
- The other HDD can be installed as the same way.
1Open the front panel.
4Insert the HDD into the tray. Lock the HDD with screws.
2Unlock the screws from the tray. 3
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Lock the screw to the tray.
7Close the front panel.
8 9 Done.
Installing Utility Software
Three.
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Some Stages are omitted.
Start Installation
Click [Next]
to start the installation.
Click [Finish]
when the installation is finished.
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Insert CD Install the Utility
4Finish Installation
Click [ipTIME NAS Utility Install] when
the CD launcher program is started.
The utility software for NASⅡ can
be run on Windows 2000, XP, Vista
and Windows 7 OS environment.
In other OS like Mac OS or Linux,
installation can be done using
web browser manually.
Configuring the NAS
Four. Some of the configuration stages are omitted.
1Run ipTIME NAS console
Double Click [ipTIME NAS console]
in the Desktop screen.
2Select NAS
Choose NAS from searching list.
Choose [Open NAS Web Console].
Click [Run] button.
4Run System Wizard
Check [Run System Wizard].
Click [Run] to start the wizard.
3Login
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Login to the selected NAS
as a
※ The default password for admin is
“admin” account.
‘admin’.
5Start System Wizard
Click [Next] button to begin the wizard.
6Enter the hostname
Enter the hostname wanted
and click [Next] button.
7Change the
default password for admin
Change the password for admin
and click [Next] button.
8Add a new administrator
9Initialize and Format Disk
Choose Yes or No for initialize & Format Hard Disk
and click [Next] button.
※ Formatting is not needed
if the disk is already formatted.
Creating default folders for service
Activate the shared folders
for Windows and FTP
Turn on the FTP and Window service
and click [Next] button.
11 Register ipDISK service
Select [New Registration] for ipDISK service
and click [Next] button.
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13 Configure ipDISK service
Fill Service ID and E-mail.
Select ipDISK(FTP) port as an Auto.
※ To select ipDISK port as an Auto,
use ipTIME IP router with firmware higher than 7.40.
14 Finish the configuration
Review the configurations
and click [Next] button to finish.
Choose Yes or No for adding a new administrator account
and click [Next] button.
※ Adding a new administrator account can be done later,
Choose
“No”
and continue the wizard.
Be sure the default folders
for service will be created.
“Data”
and
“Media”
Management
with Web Console
Appendix.
The configuration done by system wizard can be reviewed by the web console.
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Click [ipTIME NAS Console] icon to login to the web console.
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Adding a user, creating a folder and other jobs can be done in the web console.
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Refer
“User’
s Guide for Web Console Management”
for more detail information.
Thank you for buying ipTIME NAS
Thank you for buying ipTIME NASⅡ
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The utility software for NAS
The utility software for NASⅡ
can be run on Windows 2000, XP, Vista
can be run on Windows 2000, XP, Vista
and windows 7 OS environment. In the smart-phone environment
and windows 7 OS environment. In the smart-phone environment
ipTIME NAS
ipTIME NASⅡ
can be easily accessed using smart-phone apps also available.
can be easily accessed using smart-phone apps also available.
According to this document,
check the contents in the box.
Box Contents
Access shared folders of NAS
using PCs or smart-phones
through internet or local network. (This Guide)
Using NAS
User’
Install the utility software package
and setup the NAS system
using the system setup wizard.
Installation Guide
Using NAS
s Guide for Web console
Login the web console management system
and using it.
All specifications and figures are subject to change without notice.
- This guide contains topics as below.
- Please choose the topic about the service wanted to be used.
Contents.
It explains how to use NAS in windows file sharing environment.
This is the most frequently used method of using NAS in local network.
Windows File Sharing with NAS
Two.
It explains how to use ipDISK service based on FTP and DDNS
to access NAS folders. ipDISK is used to access NAS folder outside
of local network through the internet.
ipDISK service
Three.
It explains how to use NAS browser within the local network.
The NAS browser is embedded in its web console and can access
all the files and folders in NAS. The functions of NAS brower are Copying,
removing, renaming and also PC transferring including open URL.
NAS Browser in Web Console (In local network)
Four.
It explains how to use NAS browser through the internet.
The NAS browser is embedded in its web console and can access
all the files and folders in NAS. The functions of NAS brower are Copying,
removing, renaming and also PC transferring including open URL.
NAS Browser in Web Console (Through the internet)
Five.
It explains how to access NAS folders with existing web browser
like the explorer or safari.
URL service
Six.
It explains how to getting the public URL string for the file stored in NAS.
Once a file is assigned through the public URL string,
it can be accessed from anywhere through internet.
Using Public URL
Seven.
It explains how to use NAS folders with smart-phone APP, ipDISK.
Smart-phone ipDISK service
Eight.
It explains how to use Power button, Reset/USB button & LEDs.
LEDs & Buttons
One.
LEDs & Buttons
This system has 2 buttons and 7 LEDs.
One.
Ready LED
Ready LED shows the status of NAS Services.
On - All NAS services are available.
Slow blinking - Booting or shutting down.(All NAS services are unavailable.)
Fast blinking - Running factory default.
Off - Booting or HDD Power Save Mode.
Gigabit LED
Gigabit LED shows the gigabit ability of LAN Port Link
On - The link of LAN port is Gigabit Speed.
Off - The link of LAN port is not Gigabit Speed.
HDD LED
HDD LED shows the status of internal HDD.
On - NAS recognized the internal HDD.
Blinking - Internal HDD is being accessed.
Off - NAS can't recognized the internal HDD or HDD Power Save Mode.
USB LED
USB LED shows the status of USB MEMORY port.
On - USB storage device is connected and ready to use.
Fast blinking
- Wait USB Copy event for 10 seconds.
- To run USB Copy, push the button.
Slow blinking - Now USB copy action is running.
Off - No USB device is connected.
LAN LED
LAN LED shows the link status of LAN port.
On - The link of LAN port is on.
Off - The link of LAN port is off.
Power button
It is for system power on/off.
Power LED
It show the status of NAS power.
On - Power On.
Off - Power Off.
Reset/USB Copy button
To make system with factory default configuration,
1. Keep this button pushed for more than 5 seconds.
2. Ready LED shows fast blinking.
3. After factory default is done, NAS will be restarted.
To run USB Copy operation,
1. Connect USB storage device.
2. USB LED will show fast blinking.
3. During fast blinking, push this button.
4. Predefined USB Copy operation will be started.
5. During USB Copy operation, USB LED shows slow blinking.
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Opening a Folder
Double click the folder to be opened.
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Windows File Sharing with NAS
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A. Before opening the NAS folders... To use NAS in windows file sharing, following setup need to be done through the web console.
6Checking the Service for Windows File Sharing
Select the menu [Server] > [Windows File Sharing]
from the left menu browser.
Make the service as on.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
Checking Accounts
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Select the menu [Folder/User] > [User] from the left menu browser.
Check the user accounts.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
B. Accessing Windows Shared Folder
Select the menu [Folder/User] > [Folder] from the left menu browser.
Select the folder to be used for windows file sharing.
Check the user for this folder.
Make sure the Windows Share is checked for the selected folder.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
Checking the Folder for Windows File Sharing
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Running ipTIME NAS Console
Double click the [ipTIME NAS Console] icon
in the desktop window.
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Select the NAS from the searched list.
Choose [Open NAS Web Console] and click the [Run].
Opening NAS web console
2Login
3
Choose Web console and enter the user account and password.
Click the [LOG IN] to start the web console.
Running ipTIME NAS Folder
Double Click [ipTIME NAS Folder] icon
in the desktop.
1Selecting the local network
Select [Connect a folder of NAS on a local network]
and click [Next].
2Selecting NAS
Select NAS from the searching list and click [Next].
3
Login
Enter the user name and the password.
※ User management can be done through Web console of NAS.
See the appendix.
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Using NAS
※Copying files
※Watching movies
※Viewing photos
※Editing documents
The files in the folder
can be accessed
as a local folder
at local PC.
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※Refer [User’s Guide for Web console] for more information about the web console.
※Playing songs
Login
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Enter the user name and the password
and click [Log on].
ipDISK service
Three.
A. Before using ipDISK service... To use ipDISK service, following setup need to be done through the web console.
B. Using ipDISK Service
Running ipTIME NAS Console
Double click the [ipTIME NAS Console] icon
in the desktop window.
1
Select the NAS from the searched list.
Choose [Open NAS Web Console] and click the [Run].
Opening NAS web console
2Login
3
Choose Web console and enter the user account and password.
Click the [LOG IN] to start the web console.
Double Click [ipDISK] icon
in the desktop.
Running ipDISK
1
Enter the service account and click [Connect].
Entering the service
2
※ In the case when the executing files cause problems, copy the file to the local PC and use it.
Using NAS
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Checking ipDISK service
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Select the menu [Server] > [ipDISK Service] from the left menu browser.
Make the service as on.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
Checking FTP Server for ipDISK service
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Select the menu [Server] > [FTP Server] from the left menu browser.
Make the service as on.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
7Checking the Folder for FTP
Select the menu [Folder/User] > [Folder] from the left menu browser.
Select the folder to be used for ipDISK(FTP) service.
Check the user for this folder.
Make sure the FTP(ipDISK Service) is checked for the selected folder.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
5Checking Accounts
Select the menu [Folder/User] > [User] from the left menu browser.
Check the user accounts.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
※Refer [User’s Guide for Web console] for more information about the web console.
NAS Browser in Web Console (In local network)
Four.
[Notice] The file size is limited to 2GB when upload a file from PC.
PC transfer
65 Using NAS Browser
Changing to NAS Browser mode
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Click [NAS Browser] to enter NAS browser mode. Use top-down menu to edit or sort files and folders. Use the [File Transfer] menu to up/download files to/from PC.
Running ipTIME NAS Console
Double click the [ipTIME NAS Console] icon
in the desktop window.
1
Select the NAS from the searched list.
Choose [Open NAS Web Console] and click the [Run].
Opening NAS web console
2Login
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Choose Web console and enter the user account and password.
Click the [LOG IN] to start the web console.
NAS Browser in Web Console (Through the internet)
Five.
[Notice] The file size is limited to 2GB when upload a file from PC.
Connecting Web Console via the internet
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Using NAS Browser
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Use top-down menu to edit or sort files and folders.
Enter the ipDISK service URL and HTTP port number
in the address field of internet browser as above. ipDISK service URL can be found
in the [System Information] menu.
The HTTP port number can be
omitted when port number is 80.
Changing to NAS Browser mode
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Click [NAS Browser] to enter NAS browser mode.
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2Login
Enter the user account and the password.
Click [LOG IN] to open the web console.
URL service
Six.
A. Before using URL service... To use URL service, following setup need to be done through the web console.
B. Using URL Service
[Notice] The file size is limited to 2GB when upload a file from PC.
PC transfer
65 Using NAS Service
Connecting URL Service
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Click [NAS Browser] to enter NAS browser mode. Use top-down menu to edit or sort files and folders. Use the [File Transfer] menu to up/download files to/from PC.
Running ipTIME NAS Console
Double click the [ipTIME NAS Console] icon
in the desktop window.
1
Select the NAS from the searched list.
Choose [Open NAS Web Console] and click the [Run].
Opening NAS web console
2Login
3
Choose Web console and enter the user account and password.
Click the [LOG IN] to start the web console.
Running [ipTIME NAS Console]
(in the local network)
Double click [ipTIME NAS Console] in the desktop window.
Select the NAS and click [Run] from the NAS list
1
Enter the ipDISK service URL and HTTP port number
in the address field of internet browser as above.
Connecting Web Console (via the internet)
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Login
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Select URL service radio button and enter the user account
and the password.
Click [LOG IN] to open the web console.
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Select the menu [Server] > [URL Service] in the left menu browser.
Make the service as on.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
6Checking URL service
Select the menu [Folder/User] > [User] from the left menu browser.
Check the user accounts.
Click [Save] to finish setup.
Checking Accounts
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Select the menu [Folder/User] > [Folder] from the left menu browser.
Select the folder to be used for URL service.
Check the user for this folder.
Make sure the [URL Service] is checked for the selected folder.
Click [Save] to finish setup
Checking the Folder for URL service
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Using Public URL
Seven.
Make sure [All User] is added to the user list.
Click [NAS Browser] to enter NAS browser mode.
Select the menu [Folder/User] > [Folder] from the left menu browser.
Select the folder to be used for Public URL service.
Add [All User] for the user list for the folder
Click [Save] to finish setup.
Select the file for getting public URL.
Run [File Transfer] > [Get URL of file] from the top-down menu.
The public URL string for selected file will be displayed in popup window.
Getting Public URL
65 Changing to NAS Browser mode
Adding All User Attribute
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Running ipTIME NAS Console
Double click the [ipTIME NAS Console] icon
in the desktop window.
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Select the NAS from the searched list.
Choose [Open NAS Web Console] and click the [Run].
Opening NAS web console
2Login
3
Choose Web console and enter the user account and password.
Click the [LOG IN] to start the web console
B. iPhone
Smart-phone ipDISK service
Eight.
Select ipDISK icon. Enter ipDISK
User account and password.
Run ipDISK Run ipDISK
A. Android Phone
[Using Examples] [Using Examples]
Selecting ipDISK
1Running ipDISK
2Login
3
Touch Touch
Select ipDISK icon. Enter ipDISK
User account and password.
Selecting ipDISK
1Running ipDISK
2Login
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Touch Touch
Upload
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The files in the phone can
be uploaded to the NAS.
Download
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The files in the NAS can be
downloaded to the phone.
TouchTouch
Upload
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The files in the phone can
be uploaded to the NAS.
TouchTouch
Download
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The files in the NAS can be
downloaded to the phone.
TouchTouch
※ The figures on smart-phone can be different.
※ ipDISK APP can be downloaded from the Android market
and Apple App-store using the searching keyword
“ipDISK”.
aInstalling App
TouchTouch
To install the App,
search with keyword,
ipdisk in the Android market.
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c
Installing App
TouchTouch
To install the App,
search with keyword,
ipdisk in the Apps store.
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Thank you for buying ipTIME NAS
Thank you for buying ipTIME NASⅡ
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All control and configuration for NAS can be done with web console management system.
All control and configuration for NAS can be done with web console management system.
On-line help is also included in web console.
On-line help is also included in web console.
See the on-line help when if you have any question using NAS.
See the on-line help when if you have any question using NAS.
According to this document,
check the contents in the box.
Box Contents
Access shared folders of NAS
using PCs or smart-phones
through internet or local network.
Using NAS
Install the utility software package
and setup the NAS system
using the system setup wizard.
Installation Guide
Login the web console management system
and using it. (This Guide)
User’s Guide for Web console
All specifications and figures are subject to change without notice.
User’s Guide for Web console
Login to Web console
One.
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Run ipTIME NAS console
Login
Select NAS
Double Click [ipTIME NAS console]
in the Desktop screen.
Choose NAS from searching list.
Chose [Open NAS Web Console].
Click [Run] button.
4Web console management system
Web console management is displayed as above.
Login to the selected NAS
as a
※ The default password
for admin is
“admin”account.
‘admin’
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User Management
Two.
Select [Folder/User] > [User] menu.
Click [New User] icon then the user account field will be activated.
Enter account name and password for the new user.
Click [Save].
Select [Folder/User] > [User] menu.
Select a user for changing.
Change the field wanted.
Click [Save].
Select [Folder/User] > [User] menu.
Select a user for deleting.
Click [Remove User] icon to delete.
A. Adding a User
B. Deleting a User C. Changing Information
Check to assign
administrator authority.
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ipTime NAS 2: With your new ipTime NAS 2, you can access shared folders on your PC or smartphone through the internet or local network. It comes with an assortment of features to make file management and sharing a breeze. Here's what you can do with your new ipTime NAS 2:
- Effortless File Management and Sharing: Access, copy, move, and delete files and folders using your PC or smartphone. Share files with friends, family, or colleagues, making collaboration and file exchange effortless.
- Remote File Access: With ipTime NAS 2, you can access your files from anywhere with an internet connection. It's like carrying your files in your pocket, allowing you to work on projects, retrieve important documents, or share memories on the go.
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