Synology RX410 User manual

RX410 User’s Guide
RX41010062010

Table of Contents
TOC
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5 Chapter 1: Get Started with RX410
5 Package Contents
6 Hardware Specications
6 Operating Requirements
7 Appearance
8 LED Behavior
9 Safety Instructions
11 Tools and Parts for Hard Disk Installation
11 Install Hard Disks
11 Chapter 2: Set Up RX410
13 Connect with Synology RackStation
15 Work with Synology RackStation
16 Learn More

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Congratulations on your purchase of Synology RX410. This product is specially
designed for the storage expansion of Synology RackStation. This user’s guide
will guide you through the installation.
Package Contents
Before installation, please check the package contents to verify that you
have received the items below.
Main Unit AC power Cord
User’s Guide
Rack Mount Kit x 2 eSATA cable for
RS409+/RS409RP+
eSATA cable for
RS810+/RS810RP+
Screws for 3.5”
Hard Drives x 20
Screws for 2.5”
Hard Drives x 20
Rack Mount Kit
Screws x 5
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Hardware Specications
Internal HDD 4X SATA(II)
eSATA Port # 1
Max Capacity (Internal HDD) 4X 2TB
Hot Swappable HDD Yes
Size (HxWxD) (mm) 44x430.5x457.5mm
Weight 7.10 kg
System Fan 3X (40x40mm)
Fan Speed High / Middle / Low (Hibernation)
Noise Level (Fan-only) 32dB (5200rpm)
Power Recovery Sync with server
AC Input Power Voltage 100V to 240V AC
Power Frequency 50 / 60Hz, Single Phase
Operating Temperature 5°C ~ 35°C (40°F ~ 95°F)
Storage Temperature -10°C ~ 70°C (15°F ~ 155°F)
Relative Humidity 5% to 95% RH
Maximum Operating Altitude 10,000 feet
Certication FCC Class A, CE Class A
Operating Requirements
Synology RackStation RackStation series with Synology DSM2.3-1142
and onwards

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Appearance
Front View
LED
Indicators
Hard Drive Tray
Power
Button
Reset
Button
Back View
Power Port eSATA Port
RESET Button
Fan
Article Name Location Description
POWER Button Front
The POWER button is used to turn RX410 on or off.
Press and hold the button for 7 seconds to shut down
RX410.
Note: RX410 will be turned on or off automatically when
the connected Synology RackStation powers on or off.
LED Indicators Front
The LED indicators are used to display the status of
the internal disks and the system. For complete details,
please refer to the next table: LED Behavior.
Hard Drive Tray Front The hard drive tray is designed for loading the hard
drives with RX410.

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Article Name Location Description
RESET Button Front &
Back
The RESET button is used to restore the settings to the
factory default.
eSATA Port Back The eSATA port is used to connect RX410 to RackStation
servers.
Fan Back
The fan is built to exhaust waste heat out of RX410.
If the fan is not working, RX410 will “beep” every few
seconds.
Power Port Back The power port is where you connect the power cord to
RX410.
LED Behavior
LED Behavior Description
POWER Solid Green Power is on
Off Power is off
eSATA
Solid Green Synology RackStation is connected
Flashing Orange Fan is not working
Off Synology RackStation is disconnected
RAID
Solid Green Volume is created
Flashing Green Volume is degraded
Off Volume is crashed or not created
STATUS Solid Green System is functioning
Off System is not working
Hard Disk
Status
Solid Green Disk is ready and idle
Flashing Green Disk is being accessed
Solid Orange Read/write or other errors are encountered
Off No internal disk is found

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Safety Instructions
To use your Synology product safely, please follow these instructions and
warnings at all time.
Keep away from direct sunlight and away from chemicals. Make sure
the environment does not experience abrupt changes in temperature or
humidity.
Keep Synology product upright. Do not lay it down horizontally.
Do not place the Synology product close to any liquid.
Before cleaning, unplug the power cord rst. Wipe Synology product
with damp paper towels. Do not use chemical or aerosol cleaners to
clean it.
Do not place the Synology product on a cart, table, or desk, which is not
stable to avoid the product from falling over.
The power cord must plug in to the right supply voltage. Make sure that
the supplied AC voltage is correct and stable.