IOCELL Networks 351UNE Manual do Utilizador descarregar pdf (Página 73)

IOCELL Networks NetDISK User Manual Network Direct Attached Storage / NDAS

BIOS and Component Firmware / Driver updates: Even a so-called "fresh

install" may not provide the best driver for all on-board devices and components.

Video cards, network adapters and other devices can share hardware interrupts.

If you installed Windows 7 on existing hardware, there is a possibility that some of

them are working with generic drivers or incompatible firmware. Check the

manufacturer's home page for upgrades to Network Card, Video Card, and

mother board BIOS.

NDAS Driver Downgrade: Some NDAS device users had to connect to their

device with earlier NDAS software versions. Driver versions from 3.4x were

tested and working on Windows 7 during the release stages. This solution was

effective for users with NDAS device not created by Ximeta. There were changes

to the LPX protocol in newer NDAS Software versions which were unsupported

by the manufacturers of some early NDAS devices. If your device is not made by

Ximeta or IOCELL Networks, you might try this as a workaround.

11.3 USB / eSATA

1. I have plugged in NDAS device to my USB or eSATA port and cannot see

NDAS device in My Computer.

Make sure both dip switches on the back of the NDAS device (if any) are in the

position (Power off NDAS device completely before doing so). Or, plug NDAS

device into a different USB port on your PC. Or try using a different USB cable.

With Windows ME/2000/XP and MAC, NDAS device uses the Operating Systems

built-in USB drivers, therefore, no software is necessary. If you are using

Windows 98SE, please check our website for the latest USB drivers at

http://www.iocellnetworks.com. If using Windows98SE/ME, and MAC, make sure

that NDAS device is formatted to the supported files system. Windows Me

requires FAT32. Mac has its own file system, but also supports FAT32. It is up to

you to choose the appropriate one.

2. My NDAS device shows up as a Black dot when used with USB or eSATA.

When used with USB mode, the software is not needed, therefore you will see a

black dot (disconnected) in the system tray as that is an indicator for NDAS

(Ethernet) mode.

1 2 ... 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

Sem comentários

IOCELL Networks 351UNE Manual do Utilizador Página 73