QNAP NAS Quick Installation Guide

This guide provides essential steps for setting up your QNAP NAS device.

What's Included

Your QNAP NAS package typically includes:

The QNAP NAS unit
Cables for connectivity
Screws for drive installation (2.5" SSD/HDD and 3.5" HDD)

Diagram Description: The package contents are illustrated with icons representing the NAS unit, various cables, and screws suitable for both 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch drives.

Important Note on HDD Initialization

Warning: All data on the drive will be cleared upon HDD initialization. Ensure you have backed up any important data before proceeding.

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Installation Steps

Follow these steps to install your hard drives:

Step 01: Preparing the NAS Unit

Diagram Description: The NAS unit is shown. Step 1: A screw is indicated to be removed ([arrow-right]). Step 2: Arrows show sliding the cover back ([arrow-left]). Step 3: An arrow shows lifting the cover off the NAS unit ([arrow-up]).

1. Remove the securing screw [screw].

2. Slide the top cover backward.

3. Lift the top cover off the NAS unit.

Step 02: Installing a 3.5" HDD

Diagram Description: A 3.5-inch HDD is positioned over the drive bay. Step 1: An arrow indicates inserting the HDD ([arrow-down]). Step 2: Arrows show securing it with screws from underneath ([arrow-down]).

1. Place the 3.5" HDD into the drive bay.

2. Secure the HDD using the provided screws [screw].

Step 03: Installing a 2.5" HDD / SSD

Diagram Description: A 2.5-inch HDD or SSD is placed into the drive bay. Step 1: An arrow indicates inserting the drive ([arrow-down]). Step 2: Arrows show securing it with screws from underneath ([arrow-down]).

1. Place the 2.5" HDD or SSD into the drive bay.

2. Secure the drive using the provided screws [screw].

Step 04: Closing the NAS Unit

Diagram Description: The NAS unit cover is shown being placed back onto the chassis. Step 1: Arrows indicate sliding the cover forward ([arrow-right]). Step 3: An arrow indicates securing the cover with a screw ([arrow-right]).

1. Slide the top cover back into place.

2. Secure the cover with the screw [screw].

Step 05: Connecting Power and Network

Diagram Description: The NAS unit is shown connected to a router and laptop. Step 1: An arrow indicates connecting the power adapter to the NAS ([power-plug-icon]). Step 2: An arrow indicates connecting the NAS to the router via Ethernet ([network-cable-icon]). Step 3: An arrow indicates connecting the router to a power outlet ([power-outlet-icon]). A separate diagram shows a login interface with fields for 'admin' and 'MAC Address #1', and a 'Login' button ([login-button]).

1. Connect the power adapter [power-plug-icon] to the NAS unit.

2. Connect the NAS unit to your router using an Ethernet cable [network-cable-icon].

3. Connect the router to a wall outlet [power-outlet-icon].

The NAS will power on. You can then access the login interface, typically using default credentials like 'admin' and a MAC address.

Software Setup with Qfinder Pro

QNAP provides the Qfinder Pro utility to help you discover and set up your NAS. It is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Diagram Description: The Qfinder Pro software interface is shown, highlighting the 'Configuration' option ([settings-icon]). Another diagram shows a mobile interface for 'Cloud Installation' ([cloud-icon]) and 'QR Reader' ([qr-code-icon]). A third diagram shows the web interface for cloud setup.

You can download Qfinder Pro from: www.qnap.com/qfinderpro

Alternatively, you can use the QR Reader on your mobile device or visit https://service.qnap.com/install for cloud-based setup.

Further Resources

For comprehensive guides, manuals, and utilities, please visit the QNAP Download Center [download-center-icon]:

www.qnap.com/download

Compliance and Safety Information

This QNAP NAS complies with FCC Class B [fcc-logo] and CE Class B [ce-logo] standards.

FCC Compliance: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to two conditions: it must not cause harmful interference, and it must accept any interference received.

WEEE Directive: This symbol [weee-symbol] indicates that the product must not be disposed of with household waste. Please use designated collection points for recycling electronic equipment to conserve resources and protect the environment.

RoHS Compliance: Indicates compliance with Restriction of Hazardous Substances [rohs-symbol].

For detailed safety, regulatory, and environmental information, please visit: www.qnap.com/regulatory/

Important Note: The included power cord is specific to this product and should not be used with other devices.

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