User manual LG GR-S392QVC

[. . . ] 5 Physical contact with the soldering on the backside of components may cause severe injury. When transporting the system, first turn off the system and disconnect the unit 6 from the power source. Take caution when handling the system so as not to corrupt the hard disk data. - Take caution not to bump or expose the system to extreme temperatures, as it may damage the sensitive hard disk. [. . . ] * When the network is being used to transfer data or the BD/DVD drive is being used, the max energy save mode will not be initiated. For a new configuration, press the "edit" button. Select "apply" to activate or "cancel" to deactivate. To select "apply", select "apply" in the schedule window and enter the beginning and ending time for LG Network Storage. The set-up time must have at least 5 minutes gap from the current time. For example, if the current time was 12:00, the max energy save mode beginning time must be set to after 12:05. To save the current setting, press "apply". . LG Network Storage Web Menu Use (for LG Network Storage administrators) Once it reaches the beginning time set up, the system automatically transitions into max energy save mode and on the LCD will appear a message, "Now Working. . " Once the system is fully in max energy save mode, the following message will appear on the LCD. At this stage, it is no longer possible to connect the network drive and various functions provided by LG Network Storage will be unavailable. Max energy save mode may also be accessed through the button in the front. . LG Network Storage Web Menu Use (for LG Network Storage administrators) Shutdown Do not go directly to the LG Network Storage, as LG Network Storage can be turned on and shut down via the web. Restart - Ends all current operations and restarts the LG Network Storage. - A warning will appear when clicking the button, and the system can be restarted by clicking on the `OK' button. - During restart web access is not available. Shutdown - Ends all current processes and shuts down the LG Network Storage. Network settings (host name, IP address, workgroup), time setting (date/time, NTP), mail notification service setting, share administration (user, group, folder security), service setting values may be backed up but user data requires separate back-up. [Backup] Save the current user configuration. Click on the `Restore' button and reconfigure the user configuration. . LG Network Storage Web Menu Use (for LG Network Storage administrators) [Save Settings to PC and Restore] During initialization of NAS, configuration files can be saved to PC for later restoration. [Save Configuration Files to PC ] Choose configuration files to be saved to PC and click on the `Save' button to save them to PC. [Restore NAS User Settings Saved on PC] NAS settings can be restored using configuration files saved on the PC. 1. Choose the `Restore LG Network Storage configuration from configuration file backed up in PC' menu and select from saved configuration files using `Find'. Select the configuration file to use for restoration and click on `Restore' to change NAS settings as selected. . LG Network Storage Web Menu Use (for LG Network Storage administrators) LG Network Storage Share Management This function allows you to create users and groups as well as folders, and hence change settings for their access authorization. User Current registered users appear, so new users can be created and registered user information can be modified or deleted. [Create User] Click on the `Create User' button. LG Network Storage Web Menu Use (for LG Network Storage administrators) Enter user password. Enter user e-mail As long as mail server settings are correct, the registration result will be sent to he entered e-mail address. For details concerning mail server settings, refer to <mail Notification>. [. . . ] This product includes Berkeley DB under Berkeley DB license (http://www. oracle. com/technology/ software/products/berkeley-db/htdocs/oslicense. Copyright © 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995 The Regents of the University of California Copyright © 1995, 1996 The President and Fellows of Harvard University. openLDAP under openLDAP Public License (http://www. OpenLDAP. org/license. html. ) Copyright © 1998-2007 The OpenLDAP Foundation WebFX under Apache License 2. 0(http://www. apache. org/licenses/) Apache HTTP Server under Apache License 2. 0 Copyright © 2006 The Apache Software Foundation. [. . . ]