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Can I sync my TNAS device with my cloud drive?

Yes, you may install the Cloud Sync application in the TOS to synchronize your TNAS device with your cloud drive. Cloud drives currently supported include Baidu Cloud, Dropbox, Amazon S3, Google Drive, and MegaDisk. For cloud drive updates, please visit the official TerraMaster website....
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 my TNAS device RAM be upgraded?

Only some models can be upgraded, so please check the official specification before purchase. For models that support this feature, 2 GB RAM can be upgraded to 4 GB, and 4 GB RAM can be upgraded to 8 GB, provided that RAM is supplied by TerraMaster. Otherwise, the system may not run properly....
Why are my F2-210 and F4-210 models disconnected from the network? Also, why can't they be shut down by pressing the power button?

1. If your TOS system version is TOS4.1.30 or below, please download a patch to your computer via the link: http://dl.terra-master.com/cn/TOS_PATCH_ARM_1.03.bz2 ...
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. ...
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. ...
I have installed two hard drives in my TNAS device and set them as two independent single drives. Why can’t I see them at the same time in the file browser of my Windows computer?

The storage space of your TNAS device is presented in the form of shared folders, not drives, and that’s why you cannot see them at the same time in the file browser of your Windows computer....
Why does my TNAS device not go into hibernation?

If your hard drives remain idle for a preset length of time, they will go into hibernation. However, some conditions (including volume status, services, and applications) will stop your TNAS device from entering hibernation mode or waking up hard drives from hibernation from time to time. For a newly installed TOS, it will take about 24 to 48 hours for the Btrfs file system to complete the logging and balance operations in its background, while for the EXT 4 file system, it will take about 12 to 24 hours to complete, during which time the hard drives cannot hibernate. The actual time required depends on the hard disk capacity. If you have copied a large number of files to TNAS, it will take longer to log and balance. To learn more about logging and balance, please visit the website https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Btrfs During hibernation of the hard drive, the hard drive indicator will be always on; To confirm whether the hard disk is in hibernation mode, please touch the main body of the device with your hand. If you don't feel any vibration, the hard drive may already be in hibernation. ...
What do I do if formatting the hard drive fails during the initialization of the TNAS device?

The hard drive may be defective. If this happens, please unplug all the hard disks, repair or replace the defective one, and then reinsert all of them two minutes after rebooting your TNAS device. You can then retry the initialization process....
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. ...

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