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How can I get my computer to access my TNAS device?

Your computer accesses your TNAS device over the network. To access TNAS, you need to know the IP address of your TNAS device. For convenience, it is recommended to install the TNAS PC desktop application to search for and access TNAS. To store files, please click “File Manager” on TNAS PC desktop application, log in to TOS, and click “Login” on TNAS PC desktop application. You can also use the Samba file service on a Windows computer by entering the IP address of your TNAS device in the file browser (e.g., \\192.168.0.1) or use the AFP file service on a Mac OS computer by entering the IP address of your TNAS device (e.g., AFP:\\192.168.0.1). To log in to TOS for configuration of your TNAS device, you can enter the IP address of your TNAS device in the address bar of the web-based browser. ...
How do I add a memory stick to my TNAS device?

As the TNAS motherboard is mounted inside a chassis, you will need a screwdriver to unscrew the chassis. You can then install the memory stick into its slot and close the chassis. When installing the memory stick, be sure to install it in place; otherwise, the system will not be able to start. You must use a memory stick supplied by TerraMaster to ensure the system works....
How does TNAS connect to the network: Is it wired or wireless?

TNAS, by default, uses a wired connection. You also can add a Wi-Fi dongle to use a wireless network. However, due to the limited bandwidth of a wireless network, it is recommended to use a wired connection to connect your TNAS device to the network for a better user experience. ...
How do I use a TV to watch multimedia files on my TNAS device?

TNAS is a network device that complies with the DLNA protocol. If your TV is also a smart TV that complies with the DLNA protocol, you can access your TNAS device using the DLNA function of your smart TV. ...
Which hard drives are suitable for TNAS?

The number of hard drives required depends on your specific needs; however, providing you install at least one hard drive, your TNAS device will function normally. There are many different TNAS models, divided into several types, with 1, 2, 4, 5, or 8 bays. The choice of model dictates the maximum number of hard drives that can be installed: the number cannot exceed the maximum number of bays, although more hard drives can be added later if needed. RAID migration or expansion of the original array can also be carried out without any impact on the original data. ...
Does my TNAS device need to be connected directly to my router?

Yes, use a network cable to connect it directly to your router. ...
Can I connect to my TNAS device using Wi-Fi?

Yes, but you need to configure a USB Wi-Fi dongle. Please note that your TNAS device only supports USB Wi-Fi adapters with a RTL8812AU chipset. ...
Can I transfer data through a USB interface? Or do I have to use a network interface?

You can only use a network interface to transfer data. The USB interface on your TNAS device cannot be connected to a PC for data transfer....
Why is the hard disk capacity displayed on the computer different from that marked on the hard disk?

This is caused by the different calculation methods of hard disk manufacturers:...
How can I get my TNAS device to be detected on a Linux system?

Please see the instructions below: ...

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