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Actiontec electronic WNS100-200, WNS100-250, WNS100-160 manual USB Devices, Adding a Print Server

Models: WNS100-250 WNS100-160 WNS100 WNS100-300 WNS100-200 WNS100-400

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Actiontec Wireless Network Attached Storage Device User Manual

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.

☞Note: If the USB device is not removed, it will not be re-con- nected. The USB device must be removed and re-inserted to re- connect.

Adding a Print Server

If a USB printer is connected to the NAS Device, the Device can be used as a print server. To do this, follow these instructions (this installation is for Windows XP only; other operating systems may have a slightly different procedure):

1.Plug a USB printer in the USB port on the rear panel of the NAS Device.

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Actiontec electronic WNS100-200, WNS100-250, WNS100-160, WNS100-400, WNS100-300 manual USB Devices, Adding a Print Server

Contents

Storage Device Table of Contents This page left intentionally blank Introduction1 Features System Requirements Package ContentsTechnical Support Client PC Setup Configuring NAS Device Right-click on the desired share on the Device From the menu that appears, select Map Network Drive… Tips for Storing Data on the NAS Device Accessing the NAS Device Configuring the NAS Device FLASH/USB HDD Changing the Password Configuring the NAS Device Adding a Print Server USB Devices Configuring the NAS Device Page Configuring the NAS Device Page Other Configurations This page left intentionally blank Accessing the Administrative Utility Using Administrative Utility Users Using the Administrative Utility Page System Status Page Network Settings Wireless SettingsObtain IP Address Automatically Dhcp Client IP Address Gateway Router Network Mask System Settings Workgroup View Log Page Advanced Setup New Group AccessExisting Groups Create To Add Access Rights Accessible Share FoldersTo Remove Access Rights Group Name Members Users HelpOther Users To Add a Member to the Group Shared Folders To Delete a Member from the Group Browse Access RightsDo Not Share Name Save Groups with AccessShare Name Config Backup When finished, click Close BackupOther Groups Click here to run the selected backup job immediately Backup NowClick here to delete the selected backup job Modify Backup Type This text box displays a log of completed backup jobsView Log Add New Job Direction Access the Folder Requires LoginShare Other Device Prepare Disk Scandisk Self-test S.M.A.R.T Standby CancelDisk Log Use this to view the results of the last Scandisk operation Start Upgrade UpgradeCurrent Firmware This page left intentionally blank Accessing the Wireless Settings Configuring Wireless Settings Setting Up Wireless Operation Configuring the Wireless Settings Setting Up Wireless Security WEP Encryption Authentication TypeBit WEP key is WPA Group Rekey Interval WPA Pre-Shared KeyWPA Encryption This page left intentionally blank Connecting Via the Internet Accessing the NAS Device on the Internet Remote Management Using the Web Browser from the InternetFTP File Transfer Protocol Troubleshooting Page Troubleshooting Solution 3 This can happen in the following situations This page left intentionally blank Power Input 12VDC 1A Linear Specifications a Relative Humidity 80% non-condensing Limited Warranty Year Modifications Regulatory Compliance NoticesClass B Equipment All other names are the property of their respective owners Miscellaneous Legal Notices Limited Warranty Actiontec Electronics, Inc North Mary Avenue Sunnyvale, CA Limited Warranty