Actiontec electronic NS100-200, NS100-250, NS-100, NS100-300 USB Devices, Remove the USB device

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Chapter 2 Configuring the NAS Device

5.Enter the required data:

•User name - the login name of the NAS Device, created by the administrator

•Existing password - the current password

•New password - the new password

•Confirm new password - reenter the new password

6.Click Save to save the changes.

7.Click Home to return to the main screen.

USB Devices

A USB hard drive or USB Memory Disk (flash memory disk) can be inserted in the NAS Device’s USB port at any time. Once the USB LED on the front panel comes on and stays on, the USB device is available for use.

For a USB hard drive, the Device can recognize the FAT and NTFS file formats.

Removing a USB device - Method A (USB Hard Drive)

1.Press the “USB Eject” button on the rear panel. The NAS Device beeps.

2.Wait for the USB LED to start blinking slowly.

3.Remove the USB device.

Removing a USB device - Method B (USB Flash Drive)

1.Click the Flash Utility icon in the computer desktop’s system tray.

2.Select Safely Remove Drive.

3.Select the desired NAS Device.

4.Click Eject.

5.Wait for the USB LED to start blinking slowly. (The program will also display a message when it is safe to physically detach the USB device.)

6.Remove the USB device.

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Contents Storage Device Table of Contents This page left intentionally blank Features Introduction1Package Contents System RequirementsTechnical Support Configuring NAS Device Client PC SetupRight-click on the desired share on the Device From the menu that appears, select Map Network Drive… Accessing the NAS Device from the Web Tips for Storing Data on the NAS DeviceFLASH/USB HDD Changing the Password USB Devices Adding a Print Server Configuring the NAS Device Page Configuring the NAS Device Other Configurations Click Finish to exitUsing Administrative Utility Accessing the Administrative UtilityOnce connected, the following screen is displayed Users Using the Administrative Utility Page Click Save to save the changes System Status Network Settings Obtain IP Address Automatically Dhcp Client IP AddressNetwork Mask Gateway RouterSystem Settings Server Name Using the Administrative Utility Page Http//192.168.0.1008080 Advanced Setup AccessNew Group Existing GroupsAccessible Share Folders MembersDelete Group NameTo Add Access Rights To Remove Access RightsOther Shares HelpMembers Users Other UsersTo Add a Member to the Group To Delete a Member from the GroupAccess Rights Shared FoldersBrowse Do Not ShareLocation Save as New ShareClear Form SaveShare Access Groups with AccessShare Name Other GroupsWhen finished, click Close Backup Config BackupData Backup Using the Administrative Utility Page Prepare Disk Self-test S.M.A.R.T ScandiskCancel StandbyUpgrade Start UpgradeDisk Log Current FirmwareAccessing the NAS Device on the Internet Connecting Via the InternetUsing the Web Browser from the Internet Remote ManagementFTP File Transfer Protocol Troubleshooting Page Solution 3 This can happen in the following situations TroubleshootingThis page left intentionally blank Specifications a Power Input 12VDC 1A Linear Certification FCC PartLED Indicators Ready, Status, Disk, Disk Full, USB, Ethernet Relative Humidity 80 % non-condensing Limited Warranty YearRegulatory Compliance Notices ModificationsClass B Equipment Miscellaneous Legal Notices All other names are the property of their respective ownersLimited Warranty Actiontec Electronics, Inc North Mary Avenue Sunnyvale, CA Limited Warranty

NS100-300, NS100-200, NS100-250, NS100-400, NS100-160 specifications

The Actiontec NS-100 series encompasses a line of high-performance electronic devices designed to cater to various networking needs. Among the models available—NS100, NS100-160, NS100-400, NS100-250, and NS100-200—each unit offers distinct features and capabilities that are suitable for both residential and commercial applications.

The Actiontec NS-100 serves as the foundational model in the series. It's engineered for efficient data transmission and remarkable bandwidth management. The NS-100 offers robust security features, ensuring that user data remains protected while routing traffic effectively. The device is designed with energy efficiency in mind, making it an environmentally friendly choice for users looking to lower their carbon footprint.

The NS100-160 introduces enhanced performance capabilities, supporting higher data rates and advanced traffic management tools. This model is perfect for homes and small offices that require a more reliable internet connection to handle multiple devices simultaneously. The addition of dual-band Wi-Fi technology in the NS100-160 maximizes coverage and minimizes interference, allowing for uninterrupted streaming and gaming experiences.

Moving on to the NS100-400, this model stands out with its increased processing power and bandwidth capacity. Ideal for larger networks or data-intensive applications, the NS100-400 incorporates advanced Quality of Service (QoS) features to prioritize bandwidth for critical applications. Its versatile connectivity options, including Ethernet ports and USB interfaces, make it suitable for various networking tasks, from file sharing to media streaming.

The NS100-250 model balances performance and scalability, making it a solid choice for medium-sized businesses. With features such as VLAN support and robust firewall capabilities, the NS100-250 ensures not only better network management but also superior security. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy configuration, catering to those with limited technical expertise.

Lastly, the NS100-200 offers an appealing combination of performance and affordability, targeting budget-conscious users who still desire quality. It features essential functionalities such as DHCP support and VPN capabilities, making it versatile enough for diverse networking needs.

In summary, the Actiontec NS-100 series presents a variety of models that accommodate different user requirements. With a focus on performance, security, and ease of use, these devices are engineered to support a wide range of applications, making them a valuable addition to any networking environment.
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