Alt textStoreJet Cloud Manual

1. Getting Started

Package Contents

Requirements

Operating System

Web Browsers

Local Network

Internet

Diagrams

StoreJet Cloud 110

StoreJet Cloud 210

StoreJet Cloud 110 / 210 Function
1. Power / Function LED
2. Drive 1 Error LED - StoreJet Cloud 210 Only
3. Drive 2 Error LED - StoreJet Cloud 210 Only
4. Function Button
5. Power Switch
6. USB 3.0 Port
7. Gigabit Ethernet Port
8. Ethernet Link and Activity LED
9. Power Connector
10. Security Slot

Front Panel LED

State Color Appearance Description
Power Off None None Displays if the device is unplugged
Power On White Solid Device is powering on
Booting White Flashing System is booting
Shutting down White Flashing System is shutting down
Sleep mode Orange Flashing System is under sleep mode
USB plugged in Blue Solid USB port has been plugged in
Format HDD Blue Flashing System is being initialized (formatting HDD)
Update firmware Blue Flashing Updating firmware
Resetting to default Blue Flashing Resetting to default
One touch backup Blue Flashing One touch backup
High temperature Red Flashing System temperature may have exceeded the allowable safety value
HDD reached a dangerous level Red Flashing The bad sectors in the internal HDD have reached a dangerous level
Unable to find HDD Red Flashing Unable to find HDD
HDD failed Red Flashing Mount HDD failed
HDD error Red Flashing HDD error occurred
(SJC210) Unable to find HDD 1~2 Red Flashing Unable to find HDD 1~2
(SJC210) Mount HDD 1~2 failed Red Flashing Mount HDD 1~2 failed
(SJC210) HDD 1~2 error occurred Red Flashing HDD 1~2 error occurred
(SJC210) FAN error Red Flashing FAN error occurred

Back Panel LED

State Color Appearance Description
Link up Green Solid Cable is plugged in, and network link has successfully established communications.
Link Busy Green Flashing The Network communication is in progress.

Hard Drive Installation (for TS-SJC210N only)

Notes:

  1. Remove the front panel by pulling it forward from both sides.

  2. Pull out the two drive trays. (Note: Do not apply excessive pressure to the top of the unit.)

  3. Install NAS-grade hard drives (same capacity recommended) into the drive trays.

  4. Affix the two front screws.

  5. Insert the steel plate in the correct direction.

  6. Affix the rear screw.

  7. Reinsert the drive trays back into the empty drive slots.

  8. Replace the front panel.

Preparing StoreJet Cloud for Use

Please follow the steps below:

Setting up StoreJet Cloud (Windows/macOS)

  1. Open web browser and enter http://find.storejetcloud.com to the StoreJet Cloud finder page.

  2. The setup page begins searching for your StoreJet Cloud device. When your StoreJet Cloud is found, a page will display your device and its IP and MAC addresses.

    If you still cannot find your StoreJet Cloud to complete the connection, please install StoreJet Cloud Finder Win/ Mac APP to help you find your StoreJet Cloud device.

  3. Click Connect. It will take you to the StoreJet Cloud Setup page.

    • For SJC110/210

      1. On Setup page, there are 2 steps to set up your administrator password and the timezone of your location.

      2. For Step 1, enter a password for the administrator account of your StoreJet Cloud and then confirm the password. Click Next.

      3. For Step 2, choose the timezone of your StoreJet Cloud location. Click Next.

    • For TS-SJC210N (Diskless)

      1. On Setup page, there are 3 steps to set up your administrator password, the timezone of your location, and the hard drives.

      2. For Step 1, enter a password for the administrator account of your StoreJet Cloud and then confirm the password. Click Next.

      3. For Step 2, choose the timezone of your StoreJet Cloud location. Click Next.

      4. For Step 3, check the information of the hard drives and set the hard drives.

        • 1 hard drive : format

        • 2 hard drives : select the RAID mode

  4. Finally, your StoreJet Cloud is ready. Click Start to explore your personal cloud storage.

  5. Login StoreJet Cloud (account name : admin)

Setting up StoreJet Cloud (iOS/Android)

  1. Please install StoreJet Cloud App from App Store or Google Play.

  2. Connect your mobile device to the same Wi-Fi network as the StoreJet Cloud, and open StoreJet Cloud App.

  3. On first use of StoreJet Cloud App, you need to create a StoreJet Cloud account. Tap Sign Up, enter your email address and password, then tap SUBMIT. If you already have a StoreJet Cloud account, just enter the email address and password you registered to log in.

  4. You will soon receive an activation email. Tap Activate to activate your StoreJet Cloud account.

  5. After activation, go back to StoreJet Cloud App, then tap Add new StoreJet Cloud.

  6. Select the StoreJet Cloud you want to add and create a password for your admin account.

  7. Your StoreJet Cloud is now ready. You can now explore your personal cloud storage.

2. Using the StoreJet Cloud

Uploading files using Windows

  1. Open the Start menu, then select File Explorer.

  2. On the left menu, select This PC, then select Map Network Drive.

  3. Enter \\StoreJet Cloud device name\Public (Example: \\storejetcloud\public) or \\IP address\Public.

  4. Enter your Username (Example: admin) and Password, then click OK.

  5. After setup, you can drag files from File Explorer to public folder.

Uploading files using macOS

  1. In the Finder window on the left side, click StoreJet Cloud device name (Example: StoreJetCloud - SMB/CIFS) in Shared.

  2. If the authorization page shows up, enter your username and password, or connect as a guest, then click Connect to go to Public folder.

  3. Double click Public folder, now you can drag files there.

Backing up photos and videos from your iPhone/iPad or Android devices (One Touch Backup) (SJC110N/SJC210N/TS-SJC210N)

The StoreJet Cloud is equipped with a USB port, allowing for simultaneous charging and data backup.

Copying files from USB storage device (One Touch Backup)

The StoreJet Cloud includes a USB port for connecting to an external hard drive or USB storage device (Transcend's external drives and USB flash drives are recommended). The following file systems are supported: ext2, ext3, ext4, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, HFS Plus.

Connect only one device to the USB port. Some external drives do not turn on automatically when connected to the StoreJet Cloud. Refer to Chapter 5 to mount them manually. Make sure to connect only one bus-powered drive at a time. If there is insufficient bus power for your external drive, connect its AC adapter.

To back up all data from a USB mass storage device to the StoreJet Cloud, please follow the steps below. Note: One Touch Backup will not start when a backup task is still running.

  1. Connect the USB device. When it is connected, the function LED will light up Blue. Note: the LED will not light up if the connected USB device is not supported.

  2. Press the red function button within 1 minute after you insert the USB device. The function LED will flash Blue when the files on the USB device are being backed up to the \\Public\USBbackup folder of the StoreJet Cloud.

  3. When the backup operation is completed, the function LED on the StoreJet Cloud will be solid White.

Unmounting USB storage device

  1. Click the icon at the upper right corner of the toolbar.

  2. Select the device to unmount.

  3. The external drive will be unmounted. Once the drive is unmounted, unplug it from the StoreJet Cloud.

Connecting the StoreJet Cloud Dashboard

Please connect the StoreJet Cloud using one the following methods:

Using Device Method
Web Browser Windows / macOS Enter http://find.storejetcloud.com to open StoreJet Cloud directly or the IP address as the URL.
macOS Open Safari > Bookmarks > Bonjour > StoreJetCloud - Web administration . If you can't find Bonjour option in Bookmarks in Safari, please go Safari > Preference > Advanced > Bonjour > Enable > Include Bonjour in the Bookmark Menu

If you cannot log in using Internet Explorer 11, please follow the steps below: Click Tools > Compatibility View Settings > Uncheck Display intranet sites in Compatibility View .

The StoreJet Cloud Dashboard

The StoreJet Cloud Dashboard has a navigation bar on top of the page. There are 9 function icons in the middle of the page link to the device’s main functions.

Icons Name Description
User Log in Account / Log out / Restart / Shut Down
Home Back to Dashboard
Eject Eject External USB Drive
Message Show System Messages
Help Access user's manual https://help.storejetcloud.com
Language Change System Language

Main Functions

Icons Name Description
StoreJet Cloud Access all stored files and folders and all StoreJet Cloud functions.
My Photos Shortcut of photos that are stored on StoreJet Cloud.
My Music Shortcut of music files that are stored on StoreJet Cloud.
My Videos Shortcut of videos that are stored on StoreJet Cloud.
Media Player Play Video.
Disk Manager Open Disk Manager.
Remote Access Remote Access Settings.
Settings System information and services.
Dropbox Backup Backup Dropbox files.

3. StoreJet Cloud

StoreJet Cloud is an application that manages files and folders stored on the StoreJet Cloud. To open StoreJet Cloud, please click the icon

In the StoreJet Cloud window, the following tabs will be displayed on the left as a directory:

• HOME : This shows all subfolders in the user area that will be automatically created when creating a user. If you log in to Settings as the admin, this will display all folders in the admin folder.

• PUBLIC : This is the folder that any user can access.

• FILE EXPLORER : All shared folders and subfolders that are created in the StoreJet Cloud will be displayed. The folder can only be accessed by the admin account.

• USBDISK : All folders of the USB drive connected the StoreJet Cloud will be displayed.

StoreJet Cloud page has a navigation icon bar on top of the page as shown in the table below:

Icons Name Description
Back Return to the previous page.
Refresh Refresh the page.
Upload Upload a file from your local computer to the StoreJet Cloud.
Download Download a selected file to your local computer.
New Folder Create a new folder.
Copy Create a copy of the selected file or folder, either on the current directory or another that is available to the user.
Cut Cut the selected file or folder.
Paste Paste the selected file or folder to the new location.
Rename Change the name of a file or folder.
Delete Delete the selected file or folder.

Adding Folders

  1. Select a shared folder to add a subfolder from the directory list on the left.

  2. Click New Folder.

  3. Enter a folder name.

  4. The folder will be created in the selected shared folder. If you want to share the created folder via the file sharing protocols in the local network, go to the SHARED section in chapter 7.

Uploading files from a computer

  1. Select a destination folder to upload file(s) and click Upload.

  2. Select the file(s).

  3. Click Upload. The file(s) will be uploaded to the StoreJet Cloud.

Downloading files to a computer

  1. Select the file(s) to download to your computer

  2. Click Download.

4. Media Player

Media Player is an application that plays media files on the StoreJet Cloud and create original playlists with the media files. To open Media Player, click the icon

Icons Name Description
Refresh Refresh the page.
Show Player Display the media player.
Previous Return to the previous media file.
Play Open the media player and play media files in the playlist.
Next Skip to the next media file.
Add List Add a new playlist.
Rename List Change the name of a playlist.
Delete List Delete a selected playlist.
Add Items Add a media file to the playlist.
Copy Create a copy of the selected media file, either on the current directory or another that is available to the user.
Cut Cut the selected media file.
Paste Paste the selected media file to a new location.
Delete Delete the selected media file.

Creating Playlists

  1. Select PLAYLISTS on the left of the window and click Add List.

  2. Enter a desired playlist name and click OK. The new playlist will be created.

Adding Media Files

  1. Select the playlist on the left of the window and click Add Items.

  2. A dialogue window will be displayed. Select the media file(s) to add and click Open. The media file(s) will be added to the playlist.

Playing Files

The Media Player supports MP3 or MP4 files (some specific MP4 files may not be supported) on the browser. Other file types will be downloaded to the desired location in your computer.

  1. Select the playlist on the left of the window and click Play.

  2. Media Player will open and start playing media files. To return to the playlist, click Show Player.

5. Disk Manager (for Admin only)

Disk Manager is an application that manages RAID arrays and partitions of internal or external drives. To open Disk Manager, please click the icon The drive information will be displayed.

Viewing Hard Drive Information

  1. Select the disk that you'd like to view information.

  2. The disk information page displays the hard drive data : Model, Path, Capacity and Temperature .

  3. Click S.M.A.R.T info to view S.M.A.R.T information of the disk.

Changing RAID Mode (StoreJet Cloud 210 only)

The default RAID mode for StoreJet Cloud 210 is RAID 1.

Note: If you change the RAID mode, all data on the array is permanently deleted! Always back up any important data before changing your RAID mode.

RAID mode Description
RAID 0 Combines 2 hard drives into a single RAID array. The available capacity is the total space of all drives used.
This simple RAID mode offers faster performance than RAID modes that include parity. However, if a single drive in the array is damaged, then all data in the array is lost and cannot be recovered.
RAID 1
(Default)		 Combines 2 hard drives into a mirrored RAID array. The available capacity in the array is the space of a single drive.
The same data is written to each drive. If one drive is damaged, data can be recovered by replacing the damaged drive. As long as one drive in the array remains undamaged, all data stored in the array can be recovered.
Linear Combines all hard drives into a single virtual drive. For this virtual drive, data will be written onto the first drive, then to the next drive when the first drive is full, and so on. The available capacity is the total space of all drives. Linear mode offers no redundancy. If any drive is damaged, data on the drive will be lost and cannot be recovered.

  1. Click the RAID Settings

  2. Select the RAID mode you’d like to use for your StoreJet Cloud 210.

  3. Click Apply. All data will be permanently erased.

  4. RAID array creation will start. Wait until it's done.

6. Remote Access (for Admin only)

Remote Access allows you to connect to StoreJet Cloud remotely via your mobile devices.
Unlike public clouds, StoreJet Cloud keeps all your files, including photos, videos, music files etc. in one safe place on your home network. Just create an account, then share files, stream media, and access your content anytime and anywhere, from the website and from mobile devices.

Create Remote Access account

  1. Click the Remote Access icon

  2. There are two possible connection statuses:

  3. Service is running : Remote Access is enabled.

  4. Service is stopped : Remote Access is not enabled. Please enable your Remote Access. If the service is still stopped, check if the router of your StoreJet Cloud is correctly installed and your internet is connected.

  5. You need to register an account before starting the Remote Access service. Click New Account and enter your email address and password. Note: The password must be between 6-20 characters.

  6. After registering, an activation email will be sent to your email address. To activate Remote Access service, check your email box and click Activate in the activation email. Check your Trash if you do not see the email in Inbox.

  7. You can now use the iOS or Android App to connect to StoreJet Cloud using your email address. Or, you can use Chrome Web App to access StoreJet Cloud device if you are using PC or Mac computer.

Remote Access using Windows/macOS

  1. Install StoreJet Cloud Win/ Mac APP.

  2. Enter the email address and password with which you registered.

  3. Select the StoreJet Cloud device you want to connect, and click Connect.

  4. Enter your Username (Example: admin) and Password, then click Login.

  5. After logging in, you can access the Shared Folder on the device.

Remote Access using iOS/Android

Please refer to Setting up StoreJet Cloud (iOS/Android)

7. Settings (for Admin only)

Click the icon in the dashboard to open Settings.

System

StoreJet Cloud Information

Displays the host name, workgroup name, IP address, MAC address, system time, and other system information.

Changing the Host Name

  1. In Settings > click System.

  2. Enter a new StoreJet Cloud host name, and click icon to apply.
    Note: A hostname supports up to 15 alphanumeric characters.

System Log

Displays multiple logs of the StoreJet Cloud. To open the System Log window, click View Log in System.

Date & Time

Adjust the time settings such as date and time, time zone, or NTP server settings.

  1. In Settings > click System then navigate to Date & Time.

  2. Click the Edit behind the Current Server Time to adjust time and modify NTP server then click Save.

    Note: When NTP is enabled, you cannot adjust time manually.

  3. Select whether to enable NTP or set the date and time manually.
    If NTP is enabled, the StoreJet Cloud adjusts its clock automatically by using the NTP server. You can either enter the NTP server manually, or use a preset NTP server on the StoreJet Cloud. If disabled, select the date from the calendar or enter the date into the "Date" field, and enter the time directly into the "Time" fields.

  4. Click the Edit behind the Time Zone and select your time zone from the list then click Save.

Energy Management

System Sleep Mode

To save energy, you can adjust a timer to have the StoreJet Cloud system enter sleep (standby) mode at a designated time, where all hard drives and LEDs are Orange Flashing.

  1. In Settings > click System then navigate to Energy Management.

  2. Enable the Energy Management.

  3. Select the timer interval from "Daily" or "Weekly", time to go into Sleep mode, and how long the StoreJet Cloud will be in Sleep mode.

  4. Click Save. If you want the StoreJet Cloud to sleep immediately, click Sleep Now.

Notes: Examples of multiple timer settings are shown below.

Example 1:
If running at a current time of 10:00 Tuesday. Schedule: Daily. Sleep Hour: 0:00. Hours of Sleep: 12.
The unit goes into sleep mode at 0:00 am and wake up after 12 hours, 0:00 pm on Tuesday.

Example 2:
If running at a current time of 10:00 Tuesday. Schedule: Weekly Tuesday. Sleep Hour: 21:00. Hours of Sleep: 12.
On every Tuesday, the unit goes into sleep mode at 9:00 pm and wake up after 12 hours, 9:00 am on Wednesday.

• To power on the StoreJet Cloud before the wake-up time when it is in Sleep mode, press the red function button. Otherwise, use Wake-on-LAN software, or power off then power on the StoreJet Cloud.

Services

File Services

Create or delete shared folders in the StoreJet Cloud and enable or disable protocol services.

Samba(SMB)

Enable or disable SMB connections for the StoreJet Cloud. The SMB connection is enabled by default.

  1. In Settings, click Services.

  2. Enable it and click Edit.

  3. Select folder or modify the Workgroup Name and click Save.

  4. Enter a name for a shared folder and check Guest if allowing anyone can access this shared folder and click Save.

  5. Wait for it to take effect.

Note: Even if you delete the folder name from the list, the folder including the data that exists in the home partition will not be deleted.

AFP

Enable or disable AFP connections for the StoreJet Cloud. The AFP connection is disabled by default.

  1. In Settings, click Services.

  2. Enable it and click Edit.

  3. Select folder and click Save.

  4. Enter a name for a shared folder and check Guest if allowing anyone can access this shared folder and click Save.
    Check Time machine if want to use this shared folder to back up .

  5. Wait for it to take effect.

Note: Even if you delete the folder name from the list, the folder including the data that exists in the home partition will not be deleted.

FTP

Enable or disable FTP connection of the StoreJet Cloud. The FTP connection is disabled by default.

  1. In Settings > click Services.

  2. Enable it and click Edit.

  3. Select folder ,enter a desired port number and other settings. If you want to allow anonymous access, check Enable anonymous then click Save.

  4. Enter a name for shared folder then Click Save.

  5. Wait for it to take effect.

Note 1: Even if you delete the folder name from the list, the folder including the data that exists in the home partition will not be deleted.
Note 2: If you access the StoreJet Cloud as an anonymous user via FTP, the access will be be read-only.

Media Services

Enable or disable Media Service of the StoreJet Cloud.

Media Server (DLNA Server)

The Media Server is enabled by default and cannot be disable. The Media Server page on Settings allows you to enable or disable the DLNA media server. Media server allows re-scanning the StoreJet Cloud or fully rebuilding the DLNA database.

  1. In Settings > click Services, check Enable to enable the Media Server.

  2. Cilck Edit then enter a desired server name then click Save.

Media File Supported
Photo jpg/gif/bmp/png
Music mp3/​mpa/​wma/​aac/​ac3/​lpcm/​wav/​m3u/​m4a/​aif/​flac/​ogg/​mp1/​mp2/​mka/​webm/ 3gp/ adts/ flv/​amr/​awb/​dsf
Video avi/​asf/​mpg/​mpeg/​mp4/​mov/​wmv/​xvid/mkv/webm/3gp/flv

Accessing StoreJet Cloud Using Media Players / DLNA Devices

After copying files to one of the Shared folders, you can use a variety of DLNA-compatible media players to stream media.
The following media types are supported:

Please find below some general steps for setting up devices such as digital picture frames, Blu Ray players, network connected TVs, and digital media adapters:

  1. Ensure that your StoreJet Cloud device is connected to your home’s local network and is powered on.

  2. Follow the user instructions provided with your media player to go through any initial setup or installation of drivers.

  3. Using the navigation feature on your player, scan and detect your StoreJet Cloud device on your network.

  4. Depending on the player you use, you may have to access a Settings/Network Setup page in the user interface to establish connection so that your player can link to your StoreJet Cloud device. Please refer to your player’s user manual for specific instructions.

iTunes

Enable or disable the iTunes server, change the server name, and select the folder for sharing.
iTunes is disabled by default. If the iTunes server is enabled, computers on your network with iTunes can play music files stored on the StoreJet Cloud and transfer them to your iOS devices.

  1. In Settings > click Services, check Enable to enable the iTunes.

  2. Cilck Edit then enter a desired iTunes name.

  3. Select the folder to use for iTunes, then click Save.

Note: When you access the iTunes server from a computer or iOS device right after enabling the service on the StoreJet Cloud, the file list may not be properly displayed. In this case, disconnect and reconnect the StoreJet Cloud to the computer or iOS device. The file list should be updated then.

Streaming Media in iTunes

  1. Launch iTunes on your Mac or computer.

  2. Click StoreJet Cloud under the Shared section of the left side. If you have put music to the /Public/Shared Music folder or a video to /Public/Shared Videos folder, and it is in a format supported by iTunes, it will be listed here.

Accounts

Accounts

Create or delete users in the StoreJet Cloud, or change the admin password.

Create User

  1. In Settings > click Accounts.

  2. Click New.

  3. Enter a username and password, confirm the new password, and then click OK. A new user will be added to the list.

Notes:

Reset Password

  1. In Settings > click Accounts.

  2. Select a user to reset the password. Enter and confirm the new password, and then click OK.

Delete User

  1. In Settings > click Accounts.

  2. Select a user and click Delete.

  3. Click OK. The selected user will be deleted.

Note: If the user is deleted, the folders under this user will be deleted.

Network

Network

Configure network settings such as IP address, or Wake-on-LAN.

Changing the IP Address

  1. Click the Network.

  2. Disable DHCP and enter the desired network address settings, and click Apply.

Note: Please make sure the client IP is changed to the same subnet with StoreJet Cloud so that you can reconnect it successfully.

Wake-on-LAN

  1. The StoreJet Cloud supports Wake-on-LAN, allowing the device to be powered on remotely. You can only wake the StoreJet Cloud up when the StoreJet Cloud is in sleep (standby) mode.

Note: To use Wake-on-LAN, you need Wake-on-LAN software that sends magic packets. The StoreJet Cloud does not include Wake-on-LAN software.

  1. Enable Wake-on-LAN, then click Apply.

Firmware

Firmware Update

Check the firmware version or update the StoreJet Cloud firmware. To update the firmware, please follow the steps below.

  1. In Settings > click Firmware.

  2. If the newer firmware is available, click Update.

    Note: If the current firmware is the latest one, Update icon won't show up.

  3. When the firmware is being updated, the power LED flashes blue. Wait until the process is completed and the LED returns to white.

Note: Rebooting is required during updating firmware, therefore , all of services will interrupt for a while.

8. Cloud Backup

Cloud Backup allows you to easily synchronize files between StoreJet Cloud and GoogleDrive/Dropbox.

To open Cloud Backup, please click on the icon

Google Drive

  1. Click Login. Sign in to the desired Google account and click Allow to access Google Drive.

  2. Specify a resource and a destination for back up.

  3. To enable scheduling, check Enable. This function can allow you to backup your Google Drive files routinely.

    Notes: Examples of schedule settings are shown below.

    Example 1:

    Schedule : Daily. Time : 0:00.

    The backup task starts at 0:00 am every day.

    Example 2:

    Schedule: Weekly Tuesday. Time : 21:00.

    The backup task starts at 9:00 pm every Tuesday.

  4. Click Start to backup all of your Google Drive files to StoreJet Cloud. All files will be downloaded to the path you previously specified.

Dropbox

  1. Click Login. Sign in to the desired Dropbox account and click Allow to access Dropbox.

  2. Specify the resource and the destination for backing up.

  3. To enable scheduling, check Enable . This function can allow you to backup your Dropbox files routinely.

Notes: Examples of schedule settings are shown below.

Example 1:

Schedule : Daily. Time : 0:00.

The backup task starts at 0:00 am every day.

Example 2:

Schedule: Weekly Tuesday. Time : 21:00.

The backup task starts at 9:00 pm every Tuesday.

  1. Click Start to backup all files of your Dropbox files to StoreJet Cloud. All files will be downloaded to the path you previously specified.

9. Using Time Machine Backup and Settings

Time Machine Settings (for Admin only)

Time Machine is a backup feature included in Mac OS X. To use your StoreJet Cloud as a backup destination for Time Machine, adjust it as described below.

  1. In Settings > Click Services > Click Edit behind the AFP(Time machine).

  2. Select a shared folder (ex.Public) as your backup destination for Time Machine.

  3. Check both Guest and Time Machine then click Save.

Using Time Machine Backup

  1. On the macOS, open System Setting > Click Time Machine.

  2. Click Select Backup Disk > Select the StoreJet Cloud, then click Use Disk.

  3. Select "Guest" or enter a username and password with access right to the shared folder on the StoreJet Cloud, then click Connect.

  4. Time Machine will start backing up.

For information about the Time Machine, please see Apple's website : https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201250

10. BitTorrent

Bittorrent allows you to employ the peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P) method which is used to access data and electronic files on the Internet.

Note: Users of StoreJet Cloud who use the BitTorrent ("BT") service to process data shall comply with the "Terms of Use of BT service". We, Transcend Information Inc., hereby state that, users are solely responsible for any inaccuracy, leak, lost, or destruction of data arising out of the use of the BT service. Users warrant that the data processing through the BT service and the data itself are permitted by any applicable regulations and infringe no intellectual property right or any other rights.

  1. Click on the icon

  2. Read and agree to the terms of our Statement before using BitTorrent.

Create task

  1. Click

  2. Click SELECT to select your downloaded directory and click BROWSE to choose the torrent file, then click NEXT.

  3. Select the files from the file list which you would like to download, then click NEXT.

  4. The BitTorrent list page will display your added tasks.

Edit task

  1. Click

  2. You may revise the settings of a specific BitTorrent task. After you have completed the revision, click SAVE.

Start task

Click to start a BitTorrent task.

Stop task

Click to stop a BitTorrent task.

Delete task

  1. Select a task and click

  2. A double confirm dialog will pop up. Click OK, and the selected task will be deleted.

View task information

  1. Click

  2. Switch between the tabs to read the detailed information of General, Transfer, Peers, Trackers or Files information.

General settings

  1. Click

    1. You may revise the general settings for all BiTtorrent tasks. After you have completed the revision, click SAVE.

11. StoreJet Cloud Default Settings

Type Enable/Disable
CIFS/SAMBA Enable
AFP Disable
FTP Disable
WebDAV Enable
Bonjour Enable
Media server Enable
iTunes Disable
System Sleep mode Disable
Wake-on-lan Enable

StoreJet Cloud Services Used Port

Type Port Protocol
CIFS smbd: 139 (netbios-ssn)、 445 (microsoft-ds) TCP/UDP
nmbd: 137、138 UDP
AFP 548 TCP
FTP 21 TCP
NFS 2049 TCP/UDP
WebDAV 80 (HTTP)、443 (HTTPS) TCP
Media Server (Twonky) 9000 TCP
lighttpd 80、8080 TCP
iTunes (DAAP) 3689 TCP/UDP
Bonjour (mDNS) 5353 UDP
UPnP 1900 UDP

12. Reset to Default

You can reset the admin password and IP address to default with the red function button. The IP address will only be restored from manual to DHCP. It is enabled by default.

13. Replacing a Hard Drive (For SJC210 only)

If a drive fails, StoreJet Cloud Settings will show an error message. The hard drive will need to be replaced for the StoreJet Cloud to function properly. After replacing the drive, you will need to rebuild the RAID array.

Notes:

  1. Power off the StoreJet Cloud and remove all cables.

  2. Open the front panel by pulling it from left and right sides.

  3. Pull out the failed drive's tray from the StoreJet Cloud. Notes: Do not press hard on top of the StoreJet Cloud.

  4. Remove the 4 screws and the drive from the tray.

  5. Install a new drive(recommended the same capacity) in the tray.

  6. Replace the four screws.

  7. Insert the new drive into the original empty drive slot.

  8. Close the front panel.

  9. Reconnect all cables, then power on the StoreJet Cloud.

14. Recommended Hard Drives (For SJC210 only)

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