Lindy 42808 user manual Does the NAS Enclosure support Hard disk Power Management?

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Troubleshooting

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2.Create a User account and include levels of authority.

3.Assign the NAS Enclosure the static IP Address supplied by your ISP, using the instructions from Section 11 of this guide.

4.Open Microsoft Internet Explorer or any other FTP software, and enter ftp:// and then the IP Address used in step 3 in the address field. E.g.: ftp://192.176.54.24

Q:What types of hard disks are compatible to work with the NAS ENCLOSURE?

A1:Hard disks have to support Ultra DAM compatible with Ultra 33, 66, 100, 133.

A2:Support LBA frame, up to the maximum IDE format 2TB(2,048GB).

A3:The File format has to be FAT32, with single files having a 4GB maximum limit. If you insert a hard disk which is already formatted to FAT16 or NTFS, you will need to format it again according to the NAS ENCLOSURE internal format function.

A4:The NAS ENCLOSURE supports hard disks with only one partition.

Q: Does the NAS ENCLOSURE support Hard disk Power Management?

A:The NAS ENCLOSURE uses standby mode for power management (Sleep time) if there is no activity during a specified range (user defined: 5-60 minutes). To set this feature up log in to the web interface of the NAS Enclosure and select Disk Utility > Set Sleep Time function choose 0 to disable function or from the range 5-60 minutes to enable the function.

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Contents Sata & IDE Page Package Contents FeaturesThere are 4 different setup options EnglishHardware Assembly English English Please Note Configuring the NAS EnclosurePeer to peer configuration Direct connection to a PC or Mac IdentificationImportant Information Password ChangeConnect the NAS Enclosure Via Ethernet Troubleshooting How to find the NAS Enclosure through IP Finder softwareEnglish Date and Time set up Dhcp Server ConfigurationIP Configuration setup Language SettingDisk info & Firmware Creating a new folder Maintenance setupSMB Server setup Changing the folder nameAdding folders to the Sharing list Adding a password to a shared folderDeleting folders from Folder List/Sharing List Modify/Add Password’s for an FTP user account FTP Server setup How to setup an FTP serverAdding an account name to the FTP Server Enable/Disable an FTP user account Deleting an FTP user accountUsing the enclosure with your Mac Dismounting the drive Using the enclosure with your PC ManageSafely Removing the Drive Troubleshooting English Why can’t I access to the NAS Enclosure setup page?Does the NAS Enclosure support Hard disk Power Management? FCC Statement CE/FCC InformationCE Statement FCC WarningRecycling Information France

42808 specifications

Lindy 42808 is an innovative HDMI over Ethernet extender that serves as a reliable solution for transmitting high-definition video and audio signals over long distances. This device is particularly designed for applications where conventional HDMI cables fall short due to their limited range, making it an essential tool in both professional and consumer settings.

One of the standout features of the Lindy 42808 is its ability to extend HDMI signals up to 120 meters (approximately 394 feet) using a single CAT 6/6a/7 cable. This distance is significantly greater than the traditional HDMI cable, which typically supports distances of only a few meters without signal degradation. The use of Ethernet cables allows for greater flexibility in installation and setup, especially in larger venues or home theaters.

In terms of technology, the Lindy 42808 utilizes advanced HDBaseT technology, which is known for its ability to transmit uncompressed high-definition video and audio while maintaining high quality. The extender supports resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling, ensuring that users experience crisp, detailed images and immersive sound quality. Additionally, it supports high dynamic range (HDR) content, which enhances the visual experience by providing improved contrast and color accuracy.

The device is designed with easy installation and user-friendliness in mind. It requires minimal setup, as it is a plug-and-play solution that does not necessitate additional drivers or software for operation. This makes it ideal for both experienced installers and casual users alike.

Other notable characteristics of the Lindy 42808 include its built-in power over Ethernet (PoE) capability, which means that power can be sent alongside the HDMI signal through the same Ethernet cable, simplifying the installation process by reducing the number of required cables. Additionally, the extender supports bi-directional IR control, allowing users to remotely manage connected devices.

In conclusion, the Lindy 42808 is a robust HDMI over Ethernet extender that provides a seamless solution for high-definition audio and video transmission over extended distances. With its advanced features, including support for 4K resolution, HDR, and user-friendly installation, it stands out as a top choice for anyone looking to enhance their audio-visual setup.
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