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| faq:omninas:kd20 [2017/12/11 11:50] – [Can I move hard disks from one KD20 to another?] christian | faq:omninas:kd20 [2020/01/29 15:53] – [OMNINAS Firmware update via USB] SH | ||
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| By default, the fan remains idle as long as HDD temperatures are below 55°C, as defined by the HDD temperature reading from HDD SMART function. | By default, the fan remains idle as long as HDD temperatures are below 55°C, as defined by the HDD temperature reading from HDD SMART function. | ||
| - | The following criteria depicts the system fan behavior: | + | The following criteria depicts the system fan behaviour: |
| * Below 55°C - Fan is off | * Below 55°C - Fan is off | ||
| * 55°C to 59°C - Fan is active | * 55°C to 59°C - Fan is active | ||
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| ===== How can I read hard drives from a Shuttle OMNINAS on a PC? ===== | ===== How can I read hard drives from a Shuttle OMNINAS on a PC? ===== | ||
| - | You can also use a PC to access the contents of a hard drive used in an OMNINAS (e.g. KS10 KD20, KD21, KD22) if you don't have access to the original NAS model any longer. However, this is not possible using Windows add-ons alone, so you will need one of the following third-party programs. You may only read disks created in SINGLE or RAID 1. Usually you cannot read disks created in JBOD and RAID 0 configuration. | + | You can also use a PC to access the contents of a hard drive used in an OMNINAS (e.g. KS10 KD20, KD21, KD22) if you don't have access to the original NAS model any longer. However, this is not possible using Windows add-ons alone, so you will need one of the following third-party programs. You may only read disks created in SINGLE or RAID 1. Usually, you cannot read disks created in JBOD and RAID 0 configuration. |
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| **Please note**: Shuttle cannot accept responsibility for loss of data and damage caused by the use of the following programs: | **Please note**: Shuttle cannot accept responsibility for loss of data and damage caused by the use of the following programs: | ||
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| - | ===== OMNINAS Firmware update via USB ===== | ||
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| - | **Note**: This instruction is intended for advanced users. | ||
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| - | - Download the following file suitable for your Shuttle OMNINAS: | ||
| - | * [[KS10]] Firmware: http:// | ||
| - | * [[KD20]] Firmware: http:// | ||
| - | * [[KD21]] Firmware: http:// | ||
| - | * [[KD22]] Firmware: http:// | ||
| - | - Unzip the ZIP file downloaded onto a FAT32 formatted, empty USB 2.0 stick (sticks with USB 3.0 interface are not suitable for this process). | ||
| - | - Remove the LAN cable and the hard disk(s) from your NAS. To reinsert correctly, note the order of hard disk 1 and 2. | ||
| - | - Insert the USB stick into the front USB port on the NAS and start the unit. | ||
| - | - The LEDs on the NAS will illuminate red and flash during the process, which takes a few minutes. The unit will switch off automatically later. | ||
| - | - Remove the USB stick and reinsert the hard disks into the unit in the correct order. | ||
| - | - The update is completed by starting the NAS by pressing the power button. | ||
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| - This is suitable for new user or already **backup your data to another drive**. | - This is suitable for new user or already **backup your data to another drive**. | ||
| - Go to Factory Reset page to reset your NAS configuration and follow the wizard procedures to complete the share box setup. \\ {{: | - Go to Factory Reset page to reset your NAS configuration and follow the wizard procedures to complete the share box setup. \\ {{: | ||
| - | - At wizard step 3, it detected automatically if you internet are connected or not connected. Please make sure it is connected for share box registeration. \\ {{: | + | - At wizard step 3, it detected automatically if you internet are connected or not connected. Please make sure it is connected for share box registration. \\ {{: |
| - Share box registered successfully at wizard step 3. \\ {{: | - Share box registered successfully at wizard step 3. \\ {{: | ||
| - | - This is suitable for advance | + | - This is suitable for an advanced |
| - Open DOS box and type “ping 8.8.8.8” to check Google DNS connection. \\ Correct connection will have below screenshot. \\ {{: | - Open DOS box and type “ping 8.8.8.8” to check Google DNS connection. \\ Correct connection will have below screenshot. \\ {{: | ||
| - | - If you didn’t have see above screenshot and showed connection timeout , please stop and check your internet connection first. | + | - If you didn’t have see above screenshot and showed connection timeout, please stop and check your internet connection first. |
| - | - Type www.omninas.net in browser to check Shuttle DDNS server connection. If connection | + | - Type www.omninas.net in browser to check Shuttle DDNS server connection. If the connection |
| - If access correctly then type user registered name in “OMNINAS Name” to start the connection. \\ {{: | - If access correctly then type user registered name in “OMNINAS Name” to start the connection. \\ {{: | ||
| - You also can type “ping XXXXXX.omninas.net” in DOS windows to check the registration is working or not. \\ Note: Replace the XXXXXX with your registered name. \\ If it returns with below message means your registration existed at Shuttle DDNS. \\ {{: | - You also can type “ping XXXXXX.omninas.net” in DOS windows to check the registration is working or not. \\ Note: Replace the XXXXXX with your registered name. \\ If it returns with below message means your registration existed at Shuttle DDNS. \\ {{: | ||
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| There are some routers that might reassign a different IP address when OMNINAS reboots during NAS configuration. It will cause the wizard page be stopped at step 5. | There are some routers that might reassign a different IP address when OMNINAS reboots during NAS configuration. It will cause the wizard page be stopped at step 5. | ||
| - | - If you found the wizard stopped at step 5, you can user finder to check OMNINAS IP address. \\ {{: | + | - If you found the wizard stopped at step 5, you can use finder to check OMNINAS IP address. \\ {{: |
| - You will find the wizard stop at step5 due to the IP address was reassigned by router. \\ {{: | - You will find the wizard stop at step5 due to the IP address was reassigned by router. \\ {{: | ||
| - Close the wizard window and reconnect by finder. \\ {{: | - Close the wizard window and reconnect by finder. \\ {{: | ||
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| Problem: Share Box account has been registered already. \\ {{: | Problem: Share Box account has been registered already. \\ {{: | ||
| - | * Submit your request to Shuttle for using registered account with different mac address. Please provide your registered account name and Mac ID address. | + | * Submit your request to Shuttle for using a registered account with different mac address. Please provide your registered account name and Mac ID address. |
| ===== How to install a printer connected to an OMNINAS ===== | ===== How to install a printer connected to an OMNINAS ===== | ||