223 Network Attached Storage Device
Fa'amatalaga
- Part Number: A8-7223-00 REV01 Hardware Guide, 223
- Powered by Synology DSM
- Based on Synology DS223 motherboard
- Designed to protect data from natural disasters
- Main Unit Dimensions: (provide actual dimensions if
avanoa) - Weight: (provide weight if available)
- Storage Capacity: (provide storage capacity options if
avanoa)
Fa'atonuga o le Fa'aaogaina o Mea
Ae e te le'i Amata
Before setting up the ioSafe 223, ensure you have all the
package contents and read the safety instructions.
O mea o lo'o i totonu
- Vaega Autu x 1
- Uaea Malosi AC x1
- Fetuuna'i Malosi AC x1
- RJ-45 LAN cable x1
- Drive Screws x8
- Cord Retention Clip x1
- 3mm Hex Tool x1
- Magnet x1 (for storing the Hex Tool on the back of the
masini)
Fa'apipi'i le Pusa malo
For Diskless Version Only:
- Tools and Parts for Hard Drive Installation:
- Gather the hard drives, screws, and tools provided.
- Follow the detailed instructions in the user manual to install
the hard drives securely.
Feso'ota'i ile Network
Follow these steps to connect the ioSafe 223 to your
feso'ota'iga:
- Use the RJ-45 LAN cable to connect the device to your network
router. - Power on the device using the AC Power Cord and Adapter.
Initial Setup of Disk Station Manager
To begin setting up the Disk Station Manager:
- Connect to the ioSafe using Web Assistant as detailed in the
tusi lesona.
FAQ
Q: What should I do if my ioSafe 223 does not power on?
A: Check that the AC Power Cord is properly connected and try a
ese'ese le eletise. A fa'aauau pea le fa'afitauli, fa'afeso'ota'i le tagata fa'atau
lagolago.
Q: How do I access my data in case of a disaster event?
A: Ensure you have backups of your data stored off-site or in a
cloud service. Consult the user manual for disaster recovery
faiga.
ioSafe 223 Hardware Guide
Powered by Synology DSM
Part Number: A8-7223-00 REV01 Hardware Guide, 223
Itulau e Tuu Avanoa
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Did you purchase your 223 preloaded with Hard Drives? Skip to “Initial Setup of Disk Station Manager” on page 13.
Lisi o Mataupu
Introduction 4 Before You Start …………………………………………………………………………………… 5
Package Contents …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 5 ioSafe 223 at a Glance ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6 Safety Instructions …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7
Hard Drive Installation (For Diskless Version Only) ………………………………… 8
Tools and Parts for Hard Drive Installation ………………………………………………………………………………………… 8 Install Hard Drives……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..9 Connect the ioSafe 223 to your Network…………………………………………………………………………………………..12
Initial Setup of Disk Station Manager……………………………………………………. 13
Connecting to the ioSafe using Web Assistant ………………………………………………………………………………… 13
Appendix A: Specifications …………………………………………………………………. 15 Appendix B: System modes and LED Indicators …………………………………… 16
System Modes definitions ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 16 Identify System Modes ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 17 Transitions between System Modes………………………………………………………………………………………………… 18 LED Definitions ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 19
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Folasaga
Congratulations on your purchase of the ioSafe 223 powered by Synology DSM. The ioSafe 223, based on Synology’s DS223 motherboard, is designed as a powerful way to protect your private cloud networked data from loss due to natural disasters such as fires and floods. Please read this Quick Start Guide and the User’s Guide carefully to understand how to operate this device both during normal operation and during a disaster event.
Important Note: The ioSafe 223 is based on the Synology DS223 Motherboard and Synology DSM OS. Certain configuration settings may require you to select “Synology DS223”, “DS223” or “Synology” as an option.
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Ae e te le'i Amata
Before you start setting up ioSafe 223, please check the package contents to verify that you have received the items below. Please also read the safety instructions carefully before use to prevent your ioSafe 223 from any damage.
O mea o lo'o i totonu
Vaega Autu x 1
Uaea Malosi AC x1
Fetuuna'i Malosi AC x1
RJ-45 LAN cable x1
Drive Screws x8
Cord Retention Clip x1
3mm Hex Tool x1
Magnet x1 Note: For storing the Hex Tool
on the back of the device
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ioSafe 223 at a Glance
Leai.
Igoa o Mataupu
Nofoaga
Fa'amatalaga
1. Press to power on your ioSafe NAS.
1)
Pule Malosi
Front Panel 2. To power off your ioSafe NAS, press and hold until you hear a beep sound
and the Power LED starts flashing.
Lights up when you connect a USB device (e.g. digital camera, USB storage
2)
Kopi Faamau
Front Panel device, etc.). Press the copy button to copy data from the connected USB
device to internal drives.
3)
USB 2.0 Taulaga
USB ports for adding additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other Front Panel USB devices.
The LED indicators are used to display the status of the internal disk and the
4)
LED Indicators Front Panel system. For more information, see “Appendix B: System modes and LED
Indicat” on Page 19.
1. Mode 1: Press and hold until you hear a beep sound to restore the IP
address, DNS server, and password for the admin account to default.
5)
TOE FA'ATAU Fa'amau
Back Panel 2. Mode 2: Press and hold until you hear a beep, release the button
immediately, then press and hold again within 10 seconds to reinstall
DiskStation Manager (DSM).
6)
Uafu eletise
Back Panel Connect the AC adapter to this port.
7)
USB 3.2 Gen 1 Taulaga
Back Panel Connect external drives or other USB devices to the ioSafe NAS here.
8)
LAN uafu
Back Panel The LAN port for connecting network (RJ-45) cable to the ioSafe 223.
9)
To maximize cooling, please do not block the fan exhaust. If the fan is
Faaili
Back Panel malfunctioning, the system will beep.
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Faatonuga Saogalemu
For optimized cooling during normal operation, keep out of from direct sunlight. During a high temperature event such as a fire, the internal HDD’s are protected from data loss (1550F, 30 minutes per ASTM E-119) when the Front Cover is properly installed on the device. Please contact ioSafe (http://iosafe.com) for assistance during any data recovery event. During normal operation, do not place the ioSafe product close to any liquid. During a flood or water exposure (10′ depth, full immersion, 3 days) the internal HDDs are protected from data loss when the Waterproof Drive Cover is sufficiently tightened to the internal HDD chassis. Please contact ioSafe (http://iosafe.com) for assistance during any data recovery event. Before cleaning, properly shut down by pressing and holding the front power button then unplug the power cord. Wipe ioSafe product with moist cloth. Avoid chemical or aerosol cleaners for cleaning as they may affect the finish.
The power cord must plug in to the right supply voltagu Ia mautinoa o le sapalai o le AC voltagu e saʻo ma mausali.
Ina ia aveese uma le eletise mai le masini, ia mautinoa ua motusia uma uaea eletise mai le puna eletise.
Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions during the entire installation process to eliminate possible ESD damage to the equipment. Wear an approved ESD wrist strap that is grounded when you handle an ESD-sensitive device.
CAUTION: Risk of Explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Dispose of used batteries according to their instructions
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Hard Drive Installation (For Diskless Version
Na'o)
This section shows how to install hard drives into a 223 Did you purchase your 223 preloaded with Hard Drives? Skip to “Initial Setup of Disk Station Manager” on page 13. Tools and Parts for Hard Drive Installation
Needed: A Phillips screwdriver 3mm Hex Tool (included with the ioSafe 223) At least one 3.5″ SATA hard drive
(Please visit https://cdsg.com/hardware-compatibility for compatible hard drive models.) Note: For a RAID1 set, it is recommended that all installed drives be the same size to make the best use of hard disk capacity. Warning: If you install a hard drive that contains data, the 223 will format the hard drive and erase all data. If you need the data in the future, please back it up before installation.
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Fa'apipi'i ta'avale malo
1 Remove the Front Cover using the included 3mm Hex Tool. NOTE: All hex screws used in the 223 are designed to be captive to avoid accidental loss.
2 Remove Waterproof Drive Cover using the 3mm Hex Tool.
3 Remove both of the Drive Trays using the provided 3mm Hex Tool.
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4 Install a compatible Hard Drive into each Drive Tray using (4x) Drive Screws and a Phillips screwdriver. (Please visit https://cdsg.com/hardware-compatibility for compatible hard drive models.)
5 Insert the Hard Drives into the empty hard drive bay and tighten the screws using the 3mm Hex Tool Note: Each Hard Drive will only fit in one orientation.
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Note: If Drive replacement is required notice that Drive #2 is on the left and Drive #1 is on the right.
6 Replace the Waterproof Drive Cover and securely tighten using the supplied 3mm Hex Tool. WARNING: BE SURE TO TIGHTEN THIS SCREW USING THE HEX TOOL. THE HEX TOOL IS DESIGNED TO FLEX SLIGHTLY WHEN THE SCREW IS SUFFICIENTLY TIGHT AND THE WATERPROOF GASKET IS COMPRESSED PROPERLY. AVOID USING TOOLS OTHER THAN THE SUPPLIED HEX TOOL AS YOU COULD UNDER TIGHTEN OR BREAK THE SCREW.
7 Install the Front Cover to finish the installation and protect the drives from fire. Store the hex tool on the back of the device using the supplied magnet for later use.
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Connect the ioSafe 223 to your Network
1 Use the LAN cable to connect the ioSafe 223 to your switch/router/hub. 2 Connect the AC adapter to the power port of the ioSafe 223. Connect one end of the AC power cord to the AC
power adapter, and the other to the power outlet. Insert the plastic cable holder into the slot to retain the power cord. 3 Press and hold the power button to turn on your DiskStation.
Your ioSafe 223 should now be online and detectable from a network computer.
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Initial Setup of Disk Station Manager
After hardware setup is finished, please install Synology’s DiskStation Manager (DSM). Synology’s DiskStation Manager (DSM) is a browser-based operating system which provides tools to access and manage your ioSafe. When installation is complete, you will be able to log into DSM and start enjoying all the features of your ioSafe powered by Synology. To get started, please see the steps below. Note: Before beginning the installation process below, make sure that the 223 is connected to your router/switch with the network cable and that the power cord plugged in and the 223 is powered on.
Connecting to the ioSafe using Web Fesoasoani
Your ioSafe comes equipped with a built-in tool called Web Assistant that helps you download the latest version of DSM from the internet and install it on your ioSafe. Before installing DSM with Web Assistant, please check the following: Your computer and your ioSafe must be connected to the same local network. In order to download the latest version of DSM, Internet access must be available during installation.
After confirming, please follow the steps below: 1 Power on your ioSafe. 2 Open a web browser on your computer connected to the same network as the ioSafe. 3 Enter either of the following into the address bar of your browser:
a) find.synology.com b) Diskstation:5000 Note: Web Assistant is optimized for Chrome and Firefox web browsers. 4 Web Fesoasoani o le a faalauiloa i lau web su'esu'e. O le a su'e ma su'e le DiskStation i totonu o le upega tafa'ilagi. Le tulaga o le DiskStation e le tatau ona faʻapipiʻiina.
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5 Click Connect to start the setup process. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup process.
Note: 1. ioSafe uses an unmodified version of Synology’s DSM. The software interface will sometimes refer to the
Synology Product the ioSafe is based on; Synology DS223 2. Suggested browsers: Chrome, Firefox. 3. Both the 223 and the computer should be in the same local network. 4. Internet connection must be available during DSM installation with Web Fesoasoani.
6 A web browser should open showing the 223 Login screen. Enter the `admin’ as the username and leave the password field blank as shown below.
pule
Default user name: admin Leave this field empty
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Fa'amatalaga
Fa'aopoopo A:
Fa'aopoopo
Item Fire Protection Water Protection Internal HDD
CPU RAM HDD Bays Max. Capacity Hot Swappable HDD
External HDD Interface
LAN Port USBCopy Size (HxWxD)
mamafa
Lagolago tagata
Max. User Accounts Max. Group Accounts Max. Shared Folders Max. Concurrent Connections Max. Supported IP Cameras
File System Supported RAID Types
Agency Certifications HDD Hibernation
Scheduled Power On/Off Wake on LAN/WAN
Power And Environment Requirements
ioSafe 223 Protects data from loss up to 1550°F for 1/2 hour per ASTM E119
Protects data from loss up to 10ft for 72 hours. 3.5″ / 2.5″ SATA III / SATA II x 2
Realtek RTD1619B 4 Core 1.7GHz 2 GB DDR4 non-ECC 2
16TB (2 x 8TB malo malo)
Yes USB 3.2 Gen 1 x 2
USB 2.0 x 1
1 Gigabit (RJ-45) x 1 Yes
231mm x 150mm x 305mm (9.1″ x 5.9″ x 12.0″) 14 kg (31 lbs)
Windows XP onward Mac OS X 10.7 onward
Ubuntu 12 onward
2048 256 256 128
8 EXT 4, EXT3, FAT, NTFS, HFS+ (External disk only)
Basic JBOD RAID 0 RAID 1 Synology Hybrid RAID (1-Disk Fault Tolerance)
FCC Class B CE Class B BSMI Class B Yes Yes Yes
Laina voltage: 100V to 240V AC Frequency: 50/60Hz
Operating Temperature: 40 to 95°F (5 to 35°C) Storage Temperature: -5 to 140°F (-20 to 60°C)
Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% RH Maximum Operating Altitude: 6500 feet (2000 m)
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System modes and LED Indicators
Fa'aopoopo B:
Fa'aopoopo
System Modes definitions
E 7 faiga fa'aoga ile Synology NAS. Ole faiga ole System ma o latou fa'auiga o lo'o i lalo:
System Mode Powering on Shutting down
Ua sauni le DSM mo le fa'aogaina o le Talosaga Fa'amoe
Uiga
Synology NAS o lo'o fa'aola pe a e oomi le ki po'o le toe fa'afouina pe a e fa'agaoioia i le DSM. I le taimi o le faʻauluina o le faʻagasologa, e faʻatino foi e le masini le amataina o meafaigaluega, e pei o le toe setiina o meafaigaluega poʻo le amataina o le BIOS.
Synology NAS o loʻo tapunia ona o le oomiina o le mana poʻo le gaioiga ile DSM.
DSM is not ready for use. This could either be: Synology NAS is powered on, but DSM is not properly installed. Synology NAS is currently powering on and initializing services necessary for DSM to fully function. The attached UPS device has insufficient power; DSM stops all services to prevent data loss (enters safe mode).
DSM o loʻo galue atoatoa, ma e mafai e tagata faʻaoga ona saini i totonu.
Synology NAS ua le aoga mo sina taimi ma ua i ai nei i le mode Hibernation.
O nisi afifi/au'aunaga (fa'ata'ita'iga, USB Copy ma Su'e a'u auaunaga) a'o fa'agaioiina o le a pulea ai gaioiga a le LED. A maeʻa le taʻaloga, o le a toe foʻi le faailo o le LED i lona tulaga masani.
Fa'atatauga
Synology NAS ua pe.
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Fa'ailoa Faiga Fa'atonu
E mafai ona e iloa le faiga faiga e ala i le POWER ma STATUS LED faailoilo. Fa'amolemole va'ai le laulau i lalo mo nisi fa'amatalaga.
System Mode Powering On
POWER LED Blue
Fa emoemo
Tulaga TAITAIINA
Green Off
Lanu moli
Tapuni i lalo
Fa emoemo
Static
Pa'u/Fa'amau1
DSM e le'i sauni
Static
Fa emoemo
Pepe/Emo1
DSM ua sauni mo le fa'aoga
Static
Static
Pa'u/Fa'amau1
Fa'amoemoe
Static
Tape
Pa'u/Fa'amau1
Fa'atatauga
Static
Suiga
Aloaia
Tape
Tape
Tape
Notes: 1. If the STATUS LED remains static orange or continuously blinks orange, this indicates there are system errors such as fan failure, system overheating, or volume degrade. Please sign in to DSM for detailed information.
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Suiga i le va o Faiga Fa'atonu
Ina ia malamalama atili i le suiga i le va o faiga faiga, faʻamolemole vaʻai i le examples below: · Powered on with no DSM installed: Powered off > Powering on > DSM not ready · Powered on with DSM installed: Powered off > Powering on > DSM not ready > DSM is ready for use · Entering hibernation then waking up from hibernation: DSM is ready for use > In hibernation > DSM is ready for use · Shutdown: DSM is ready for use > Shutting down > Powered off · Power failure with UPS attached: DSM is ready for use > DSM not ready (due to power failure, DSM enters safe mode) > Shutting down > Powered off > Powering on (power has recovered, DSM will reboot) > DSM not ready > DSM is ready for use
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Fa'amatalaga LED
LED Indication STATUS
Lanu lanumeamata
Tulaga Static
Slow on/off cycle
Description Volume normal
HDD Hibernation (All the other LED indicators will be off)
Volume degraded or crashed
Lanu moli
Fa emoemo
Leai se voluma
DSM le faʻapipiʻiina
Static
Lanu meamata
LAN
Fa emoemo
Network connected Network active
Tape
Leai se feso'otaiga
Lanu meamata
Emo Static
Drive is ready and idle Drive is being accessed
Su'e taavale
Tulaga taavale
moli1
Static
Drive deactivated by user Port disabled2
Ole tulaga ole soifua maloloina ole ta'avale e Matautia pe Le manuia
Tape
No internal disk
Kopi
Lanu meamata
Emo Static
Device detected Copying data
Tape
Leai se masini na maua
Malosiaga
Lanu moaga
Emo Static
Powered On Booting up / Shutting down
Tape
Ua tape
Fa'amatalaga:
1. When the drive LED indicator is orange, we recommend you sign in to DSM and go to Storage
Manager > HDD/SSD for more information.
2. Please try to restart your Synology NAS or re-insert the drives, then run the HDD/SSD manufacturer’s
diagnostic tool to check the health status of the drives. If you can sign in to DSM, please run the built-
in S.M.A.R.T. test to scan the drives. If the problem remains unresolved, please contact Synology
Technical Support for help.
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