Darkstar USB-to-NAS NetMagic Quad Port

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Turns up to 4 external USB Drives into a NAS

Stock:	Discontinued! This item is currently discontinued and at present, we have no replacement on order.
Quickcode:	33846
Stock code:	HDR-EXT-NASMAGIC4
Manuf. code:	nasmagic4
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Description:

Another great idea from the Storage people Darkstar.
Basically turn your USB/USB2 Drives into NAS Drives
and access them on the Network as Attached Storage

This is the Quad 4 Port Version

• Supports live device status monitoring via web browser & device software
• Supports USB1.1/2.0 (Hi-Speed) specification
• Supports 802.3/3u transceiver
• Supports MDI/MDIX auto crossover function
• LED indicators for Ethernet connection
• Supports 1 SPI (HD-LANUSB01)
• Supports Ethernet protocols TCP/IP, WSD, UPnP, Bonjour
• Supports USB External HDD Enclosure, USB HDD Media player
• Interface: 1x 10/100 Base-TX Auto MDI/MDIX, 4x USB2.0 Type A Female
(HD-LANUSB04)
• Interface: 1x 10/100 Base-TX Auto MDI/MDIX, 1x USB2.0 Type A Female
(HD-LANUSB01)
• Data Transfer Rate: Up to 5MB/s
• Power Supply: 5V 1.2A
• Supports FAT 32 and NTFS HDD Formats
• Supports Plug & Play feature

STEM REQUIREMENTS:
• 4 Port NAS Adapter
• UK Power Supply
• 1x RJ45 LAN Cable
• Driver CD with User Guide

XP Or Vista Compatible

Warranty Information:

Manufacturer	dark star
Warranty Type	Aria Warranty Only
Manufacturer Website	http://www.aria.co.uk
Manufacturer Phone	0906 47 00 309
Warranty Period (yrs)	1

Comments, Questions & Reviews:

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Question Mapped Network Drives by Pete

Will each of the four drives attached to this device be presented as a separate network share?

Answer by gavin on Friday, August 6, 2010
They should be yeah.

Question Windows 7 by YellowPinkie

Is this Windows 7 compatible?

Answer by gavin on Tuesday, July 13, 2010
It's compatable with anything with an ethernet port, regardless of OS.

Question is it wireless enabled? by Richie

Is this wireless enabled or you need to plug it at the back of your router?

Is the power supply included?

Answer by stevenl on Saturday, October 24, 2009
YOu would need to plug this in to the back of a router, and yes the power supply is included.

Answers by Stevenl

Here's the answers for your questions:

Does this have bittorrent support?
-No bittorrent support.

Is there 1 gigabit option?
-Not at this time.

Does this device support RAID?
-No RAID support.

Can i plug a USB printer in as well to connect over my network?
-Yes. The manual will provide more information.

Can more than one computer access drives attached through this device over a network at the same time?
-No, only one machine can access the drives at a time.

I know it doesn't specifically say, but is this compatible with Apple Macs?
-No support for Macs at this time.