Hard Drive Set-Up - LG N1T1DD1 Owner's Manual

. System set-up
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When organizing a volume, certain section of the hard disk is assigned as
a system section of LG Network Storage. Consequently a capacity of the
volume after the volume organization appears smaller than the capacity of
the hard disk.
When you first purchase the product, the volume is already organized.
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Therefore please use this menu only when you wish to change the volume
organization set-up.
1. Volume format
Please perform following steps to format the volume. When you format the volume, all
of the user's data of the formatting sector are deleted, and they become unusable.
Currently organized volume name and further explanation appear on the top.
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You can control a formatting range and the size of an external HDD with a click on
B
"HDD format" button.
You can select external HDD sector at 10 units from 10G TO 400G.
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external HDD sector is basically set up as 10% of the whole capacity of the hard
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disk, and you can change the size through an administrator web page. Because the
data of the external HDD sector are formatted on changing the size, please adjust
the external HDD sector to be adequate for the use type, and then use it.
2. Empty trashbox
If you delete file or folder while working in the network drive, trashbox is created and deleted
files are temporarily moved here. If you wish to restore the deleted data, you can find the
file or folder you wish to restore from the trashbox and move it to the location you want.
Because the trashbox is created at the every uppermost folder, if there have been a lot of
user folders created, the same number of the trashbox is created. In this case, if you need
to empty all the trashboxes due to insufficient capacity of the hard disk, you can empty the
whole contents of the trashbox by clicking on a trashbox icon on a volume web screen.
※ You can select the trashbox function at "administrator account" -> "folder" menu for
the usage of each folder.
3. HDD Scan
Click on 'HDD Scan' to start scanning.
A
It will scan the hard disk's URE (Unrecoverable read error).
B

Hard drive set-up

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